Evening Star Newspaper, October 9, 1930, Page 43

5 x FEATURES. A Sermon for Today BY REV. JOHN R. GUNN. BY THORNTON Everyday Psychology ¥. BURGESS History-Makers and Their Dumb Friends BEDTIME STORIE m%mm nose. E lzvugal’nbmmtmm tired. were very tired. Neither one seemed to be hurt much. There Battle That Didn’t End. were it doth youth take m pride. P ér Nature. Conscience. Bismarck Wouldn't Punish Pet Dog When It o : Destroyed Visitor’s Hat. BY J. P. GLASS. worry me to death, but.now I can steal & horse and it does not bother me N\ « . at all.” te & 1 4 aral 4 7 " o Toevther REE. S poou. | Tment Te = Ery g UNTIMELY COUNSEL iarly “sarchin’” sermon which con- en, K " o 2 yushing th all their 3 [ ™ 2 tained this passage: “Have any of you M.ol:: any ehic::tx;s &h.u p:l&k‘ or any :flm: man's in low condition, with- turkeys?” One of Ir remark out & ple on hand, advice and admoni- to the d-hlf“ “Dat 'fi. pretty cl::; advantage, but n:;g'ro ;:r nbl:n" ; which oompan! they seem¢ ut equel. "Twas dst. 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