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SUCCESS TO THE LEGION
HE AMERICAN Legion convention closed
last night with the grand ball at Lorenzi
lake park.
For three days, Las Vegas has had the
honor and pleasure of acting as host to the
state delegates gathered here. The Boulder
City American Legion joined with Las Vegas
in entertaining our guests, and a most un
usual trip to the dam site and through one
of the diversion tunnels was a feature of the
convention. There were many opportunities
for play, but there were also hours devoted
to serious business.
May the affairs of the American Legion
and its members prosper and may this great
organization continue to exert its powerful
influence for good upon the affairs of the
nation.
TALK IT OVER
<2 OMEOXE has said that there is no dis
pute which cannot be better settled by
arbitration than by fighting. However that
may be, the thought has occurred to us that
the matter of taxation within the Boulder
reservation could probably be settled satis
factorily if representatives of the Depart
ment of the Interior, Six Companies, Inc-.,
Clark county and the state of Nevada were
to confer on the matter.
So far neither party to the controversy has
considered .any argument but his own. A
conference on the matter need be no confes
sion of weakness by either side, but rather
an indication of a desire to cooperate in the
best way for all concerned.
If some agreement could be arrived at
providing for the collection of certain taxes
and the exemption of others, the county and
state agreeing to the maintaining of schools
and courts, it would, undoubtedly, be to the
advantage of all concerned,.
STUDENT RETURNS
Mike McNamee. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leo A. McNamee. returned
yesterday from his school at Bel
mont. Calif. His sister. Frances
McNamee. is expected home Tues
day.
BACK FROM CTAH
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Stewart, ac
companied by Mrs. George D ret -
ail of this city, returned home last
night from Sait Lake City, where
they have been spending the pa.-t
two weeks on their vacations.
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VEGAS
VAGARIES
Thh harp su .v hot weather >
awful tough on coh uni eondui -
tor*-, and the contribs have bee '■
em’ w rins for a I'himr. so we’re
going to leave the whole thinj
to them and adjourn to a .orl
bar we knew and meditate i» t
the sins and follies 01 city edi
tors. drat the rave.
IX.u Cavern. Ol Thing:
Say after throe days of thus dog
gone Legion convention, can van
imagine what a ttan*. of hell raist r
the Yanks were in gay Puree?
Frir.r- aucc. what a top-i-ck a cur
tain drum and bugle corps leader
trust have made! Sparks is next
year's convention city and I ve cot
a couple o; relatives up there tiiat
1 in gonna warn to nail up their
windows.
The Sagebrusher.
INTELLIGENCE TEST >t) Bits
Gentle reader (note the singu
lar—it would be more singular if
there were plurali . . . anyhow
Gentle Reader . . . the idea of
this test is to deride why the
young lady in the picture is turn
ing up her nose at the cool drink
on such a hot day.
Answer: Because the pitcher con
tains ice tea.
Dear Cavern:
We were all having lunch at the
Racquet Club, when Benny .-aid to
take a piece of coke, an' put it in
a fish bowl.
Now sometimes it's the heat, and
sometimes it's just Benny, so —
"Coke?" sez we. "Yeah, coke." sez
Benny, "an' a fish bov.l an' some
salt an' blueing."
Yeah." sez he C mon soda jerk
er. “you take a piece of ordinary
coke, an' you add font* tablespoons
full of salt an' four of blueing, and
eight of water, all in a fish bowl,
and in a couple of days, letting it
stand, you get flowers and trees,
and little Eta going to heaven
and all sorts of things.
"A niece of coke." I said to the
coal man.
“Just one." I said, acting jus:
as if it were a sane request.
"Take it out of that basket
there.' he sez. "but vou better take
two. one is hard to start a fire
with."
And — "You got.a humor those
guys." he said to the girl friend
as I left.
Anyhow. I tried the great experi
ment and it works.
Ar.d if you take and add a table
spoon full of perfume and one of
mercurochrome. your flowers are all
pink an' smell real purty.
Can you imagine Little Eva go
ing to heaven all pink and smell
ing purty? But try it, it works!
The Sidewalks.
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KEYHOLE FOTO
Mental ieiepatbie photo of the
brain of our ofliee gal when she
sits before her typewriter these
warm afternoons and gazes
dopey-like out the window at the
sky. The feller is either John
Barrymore or somebody.
CONVENTION AFTERMATH
Above is a young lady of Las
Vegas attempting to choose a de
mure gown . . . now that the Legion ;
boys have wandered homeward.
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INTIMATE GLIMPSE
And so, gentel reader . . . above 1
is a foto of us and a perfectly L
swell case of brain fever from hav- c
ing had to write this weak’s effort
. . the doc says mebbe we won't
survive so there's hope next week, ii
EVERYDAY MOVIES
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LAS VEGAS
CHURCHES
BAPTIST
10 a. m.. Bible school. 11 a. m..
morning worship 5:30 o. in B.
V. U. 7:30. evening service. Wed
nesday evening at i:30. Bible study
meeting.
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CHRIST CI1CRCH. EPISCOPAL
The Rt. Rev. Thomas Jenkins.!
bishop of Nevada, will be the
pr, acher at the special service at
Christ Episcopal church on this j
Sunday morning at 11 a. m. The
regular summertime service at 9 a. |
m. will be omitted this Sunday only
because of he dedication cere
mony at Boulder City. *
The church school and kinder-!
garten will meet at their regular
time at 10:30 a. m. for a lesson j
and story period, and it is hoped |
that ali the children will remain j
for the church service to follow.1
Everyone is heartily invited.
CHRISTIAN SCIENC E ><)( IETY
112 Fremont, Economy Hali.
is a branch of the Mo.her Church. I
the First Church of Christ. Sci o
list. Boston. Ma. ... meets every
Sunday at 11 a. m and Wednes
day at 8 p. m. Sunday school at
9:30 a. m.
"God the Pr server of Man" will
be the subject of the lesson-sermon
in all churches of Chris: Sclent.st,
Sunday. June 12.
The golden text is from Psalms
36:6. "Thy righteousness is like roe
great mountains; thy judgments are
a great deep: O Lord, thou presetv
est man and beast."
Among the citations which com
prise the lesson-sermon is the fol
lowing from the Bible: "Sing. O
heavens; and be joyful. O earth;
and break forth iiro inging, O
mountains: for the Lord hat It com
forted his people, and wijl have
mercy upon Iris affilicied." 'Isiah
49:13.)
The lesson-sermon also includes
the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook. Science
and Health with K< to the Sri lp
tures. by Mary Baker Eddy: The
History of Christianity furnish* d
sublime proofs of tire suppor mg
influence and protecting power Ipe
stowed on man by his heavenly
Father, omnipotent mind, who gives
man faii h ' ai
whereby to defend himself, not only
from temptation, but from bodily
suitering" page 387.)
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MOAPA VALLEY
NEWS NOTES
Miss Merle Jones returned Thurs
day from Provo. Utah, where she
ias spent the winter a.tending the
3. Y. U.
Mrs. Ella Hafen Perkins and
amil.v have gone to Provo for the
,ummer. where Mrs. Perkins will
ittend summer school.
Mrs. G. L. Whitney is visiting in
.as Vegas at the home of her
laughter, Mrs. Reed Hannig.
The Logandale orch< stra fire
ponsors for a dancing party on
Tiday evening.
Miss Wanda Co p'-r has accepted
position in the cap- at Glendale.
Mrs. Annie E Cox of Bunkerville
i visiting in Glendale ai he home
f her son. Mariner Cox. this week.
Apricots, figs and plums are ripe .■
i the valley. ✓
The combine Harvester, owned by
Albert Wittv.er, is harvesting grain
in St Thomas this week.
J
Earl James of Fayette. Utah, vis
ited relatives here, member.; of the
J; eph I Earl family, on Wednes
day, ■ n route to h:s home, after
spending the winter in the Arizona
state college at Tempe.
Bishop Benjamin Robison. Clar
ence Lewis. John Lewis, Albert
Wiwwer and John Wi'.twer are
pending a week in California, to
study dairy problems.
rne members of tHe Stake Relief
society board were hostesses at a
lawn party in Overton on Thurs
day evening, honoring the ladies
of the recently released stake pri
mary board and the ladies of the
St. Thomas Relief society and their
husbands. The ladies of the Lo
gandale and Overton Relief socie
ties and their husbands joined with
the Stake R. S. board in helping
to make it a memorable occasion.
A short program, games and a de
licious luncheon made up the eve
mng.
Glenn Lee, Harlan Lyon and
Win Marshall were business visi
tors to La. Vegas on Thursday.
VISIT DAMSITF
Among those who visited Boul
der Cit v Friday with trie .-.merican
Legion delegates were: Mrs. Fred
i Wilson, organist of the Methodist
church: Mr. and Mrs .tames Ham
mond. Miss Pauline Smith. John
Kellev. James Down, r.i'.ss -.drienne
Roote. Rev and Mrs. C. S Reynolds
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hesse.
Ml’LCAHVS RETIRN
Mr and Mrs Ed Mulcahy and
.-on, Marvin, arc leaving for their
home in Sparks some time today.
Mr. Mulcahy Is the editor of the
Sparks Tribune and has been in
Las Vegas to attend the business
sessions of the American Legion
convention.
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Father's Hay i
..By LARS MORRIS . '»
One Across Seems to Dominate Today's Offering
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across
1-Father (L.)
6-Star-like flower
11- Water jug
12- Borders
14- Metric measure
15- Conditional
clauses
16- Some
17- Goddess of earth
18- The <Sp. fern, pi.)
20- Babylonian deity
21- Japanese measure
22- Unit Of work
23- Feeble-minded
ness
25-Slave-trafficking
ship
27-Chides
29- Make happy
30- Tahiti turmeric
32-Nomadic tribes
men
37-Near East country
42-Conservatives
44- Gnawing animal
45- Suffix: adherent
of
46- The (col.)
47- Public notice
48- Greek letter
SATUKVAX'S
ANSWER
FTir53
49- Note fab.)
50- Suffix: adherent
of
51- Openwork fabric
53- By way of addi
tion
54- Tender
56-Browned crust
58- Gotten up
59- perman philoso
pher
DOWN
1-Showy display
A-EjIBIUCVUM* ,v • * —
3- Burroese people
4- Result
5- One who repeats
6- Ancient barbar
ians
7- Feeble with age
8- Attempt
9- For example <ab.»
10- RUe
11- Graduating
13-Isolation
19-Title of respect
22-Girls name
24-English diphthor.i
26-Man’s nickname
28-Body of water
31-Set
33- Military list
34- Drawing
35- Prefix: twofold
36- C«me to rest
38- Up-tO-date
39- Past suffix
40- New Economic
Policy
41- Imbue
43-Faint glitter
50-That thing's
52-Touch
55-Symbol: nickel
57-Symbol: tellurium
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INTERESTING NEWS
ABOUT OLD FRIENDS OF YOURS
WHENEVER you find an item about some one you used
to know, or see the picture of a once-familiar place,
there’s an extra thrill in the news of the day. Fading
memories grow bright ... in a flash you begin to
“remember when-”
t
Actually every newspaper you read is full of good
news about friends of yours . . . friends that come
into your home every day to help get the work done . . .
friends you take with you when you go out . . .* friends
that make life easier, brighter, richer.
These friends are the foods, the clothes, the furnish
injTS_the many modern comforts you meet in the
advertisements. You know them well . . . know how
they look and what they can do. Naturally you like
to read all the news about them, for even old friends
are constarttly changing, growing more interesting,
offering new ideas. •
Advertisements bring you fresh and reliable news
of things you could hardly do without. Form the habit
of reading them thoroughly every day. Watch them
for news of your friends—old and new.
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