The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 22, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE FATNTNft HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Satin-lav, PiwiiWWJMS - fW( Pour ( Uhv Eutntimi Herald oAt The Churches Pli-I In lint lilirvli, N ml ll ami IMnt atrtii: Hllili m-linol tit I ! : 4 5 a. m. lil c 8. Hnli. rlsiin. Publlahaa av.ry arcmoon Funda. b Tha HaraM Piibllaklnf j " lrltu.-n .K lit, ami Mm. Mm' primary ilt'iicin- T. B. MAI.AKKKT. F. B. KNUUbH Kdltor Itualnaaa Mtnkftr tampan, at 101-111 Houtu Hfiu iitmi. Klainaia a alia, umcon. Bntar.l aa earond ci1m matter at th pnatofflc At Klamath Valla Oron, on Auauai t 104, utidar act or Oiia-raaa, alarch t, 1117a. On a Y.ar . la Manilla Taraa Monlha Oaa II on til Br Hall UrtlTtrra' ar URHt tM On rear I. It Biz Monitia I l.ta Thr.- Monlha 1.1 a Una Uonik .ft IAT:il PIIKa. I.KA1KII niHB ItkfnKW Of Al lHT III HKAt V iHI'l LATIOIt Mmtifr ml la. Jkmmmrlntr Hreaa Tk aaaoefatad Prraa la .iiMuMvrly anntlrd I in aaa or ranabllea alott of all n wa dlftutt'lira crllld to It or not nihrwlaa ardtld la tkla paaar. and alao lha locnl nawa publtahad tharla. All rlyfcta of ra aablloatloa of oiwclal dtapatrhea baraln ar alao raa'rvad. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1028 .. Miss Cornelia Marvin lISS CORNELIA MARVIN.state librarian, has tend ered rcsiirnation to take effect January 1. Miss ' Marvin has directed the affairs of the lilirary since its . modest beginning in 10fl.", and the institution as it stands today is the product of her constructive imagination and "energetic enthusiasm. From the first, she has sought to make the library's resources (limited though they might be) available to it every citizen within the state. Lonely farms and remote villages have enjoyed full library privileges." The Oregon library was the first to adopt the mail order system, and it has been its ambition to meet every demand for in- M1 a formation, on any subjoct, from any resident of the stale. Miss Marvin's report to thr library board shows that !' the state has now eighty-two independent free public! libraries, centralized in the Salem institution, with 706; traveling libraries. 271.30G books for circulation, 657: i volumes of periodicals, 2.",164 volumes of Oregon; ! state documents and nearly 30.000 regular mail order j II patrons. - ' ' ! j, "These are mere figures, measuring the physical growth of the library, but no .statistics can give a true 1; - measure of its service. Miss Marvin has been more than' a librarian. She has been the active head of a lively. ! --interesting school, 'which has had pupils all over the '"state but takes pride in the fact that it has never had,' and never wants to have, a graduate.-tVu'tland Telegram ', Kvuns, mum. uf primary d ! tin' ii i l'uttn. Tho l.onl's niip ; per spread al 10; i.. a. in. A'mmi Sttvoll will pri'Milo at tin orn.tn thirinc ihv mnnilnu worship. 'n 1 hide "Andunto Cjiitmliiio" ty ; Tchaikovsky. Spin ial hrtm.t j inn hy rlntir'and tiMii:.vt:iitmii. Offrrattiry "I n l.nnm" by Mou. J Mrky. Si'rm.m ---"Tho I'np-'uk-aMo Ciii." I'.-stlinlo "Cr.tnd I March fr.m Aida" In Verdi. riuiKiian Kmloitvor at i-Sti p. ( m Tho ovi'uhm hour- will 1m Kiven r ii an old fahliiiMt ; rhristni.is probata nf shh and ' recital inn i by 4 he ptipiU nf t hl j KiMt selmnl. There wilt It" a 'Santa Clan and Chrlsiimi tree with Ktfts of randy, - fruit h and nut- f.'r all. As a prelude fur this nerviio Mr. Srovell w ill play ."Christinas Vastorale" hy M:ir ; kle. Offerntnry, "Air from Or pheus" hy (.lurk. Pnsiludn '"Vienna Murrh' hy Clark. A ror ;dial welrome to nil. The FUt t'hrisiian rhur h wishes everv hoity a Merry Christmas ! V. K. AUisou. Miniter. I ... ! l ii-i ( iiiiriii r ciiiui s. i. n- lisi. lOih unit WiishiiiKinn: Sun day prlionl nt .ll'4- a. in.: Sunday M'rvii-'. 11a. in.. in!ij.vl, "Is ilw t'litym. Iiirln.tint .l:tn. Kvolvd hy A!ontit, l-'.ir.'T" Wdii'sd;y ovfiiin uiiM'iin--; ni s oYlo-. Fri'O rr;idiiiK moin n.l iroo lnd- inG litiritry Oia u. from Chriai?" Tlicro Kill ho nn ovt nliiK c c r v I r iv ThK tnllowtna Chrialinna at-rviiva will lm hold: On t'nilslnian rvo. Dor. 24ili. m, ' T ; :l jht'ro 111 ho Clilhlron'H vluirun;. Kkoii'Ikoh, "Tlio Clirlal wrvioo. Tim rlilldron of lli Sim-i mil Smry." Sunday aolwnl und tiny at'liiml will roiidoi- a iiroKinm oluilr; It o m a r k . "I'hrlnniiia iniiilid. "(U.n.v 1. 1 Cud in llio I'lmli." ill.' imsini': lij-arllMillon IIIkIioki." Clui-liiuK aorvloo miof pn'scnn (onfli -million (lii; I'ln Imiiiiih iiioruiiiK HI l"::ld. W illi AiiiIh iii. "Joy t llio World," sio liil iiiiimI.'. 'I ho uaiior will n-.si inhl . l, ii.'ill. ll..li Nio.ik en "Tho Jiiya oC ChrNl-J a . nwi. ' foino und hour iihuut llio! , uiiiiiih '.m-i hi Hio 1'iva. lUho of lloihlo n. Your Savior ,,)l,.rll, ,111)vh, A, ,h :S i ! 'o.-po- Sorxh-o nt llio l'rosliir- , Klniiiaih Toniili Kiuhili and Ian rhuroli Sunday ufioriioon tho (l:ik sirivi: Sunday will Ini n'.holr iindor tho diro.-ilon of M1-h woiidiM-fiil day ut tho Tomplo. j VukuhUi Parkor will iiroNoiit tho Itihlo siliool ii !):1j a, in.. i-laH.-io?! ! folluwIiiK imt:t-uht: (I'Kan Pro for nil ago. Mm. John l.lufoy. I ludo. ' IMIki iin's Clioru", Wiiit .HUtioriiiioniliMit. . tnio mid lirlna 1 nor; Siloni N Ik hi : I'rooo-isloiial. (atl 'ii, 'Touio Mm k Today lo Mi. ninl Mm, Itojuolila Hoiih- lloihloliom,". V a I t o r Joliiimm; I Mr. und Mik. Kai l ('. Hoy Anlliini, "Hark tho llorald An- 1 liolda and two rlilhlioti ri'inriiod sola SIhk." Utvorsldo Sill Kiado j r'l'lday from (in i nlondod ai a- linn In Hoiithorn California. Mr Ri'nnld' nit rinl(l llio Viiorii dlitrli't i-ouvouiloii of tho I'nli od SiatoK rliainh. r of cuinuioivo hold at I'.i'uiiloua iho oarly i' : of Ik'.-omhor l.atrr tilt, i- llio oloo of llio i-oiiyouIIiiii, Mr. ind Mr. KoyuoldH and ihildiin uiol lorod on aomli to ttovoral points nf IntoroKi. In until horn Califor nia. Today Mr. Kovnol.lr. U hai k at IiIh dok. iik oxi'.ut'vo h lary of l Uo i h.iiulior of llioivo. I.iavlnu I'or I'lillfoi'iilii Mr ninl Mra. MurKo Muhoii and on, lliiino. Jr., plan lo lomo I ifrow f..r Sad rrain lm o. ( al- I! 01 nlii ami ullior ainilliorn olilo lo onov Iho I'hrlalinii liolhlava -1 1 It G. Q. D ALBINi Coillllid I'uldlo .iiliililaiil ' ''oiorul Tn H'rvlon I'll ii" II II r Mill Moilfonl Oroinii -r-... f iho ilijldri'ii. and vifit our school Sunday. Al olovon o Vim k I'lyinr worship, also haplislual porvl.'o. ' Topio of iiioHsauo, "Tlo Lord , Thy II.iI'.i.hii'u". 3: on p. in... .Iiiutiir ohurth. Mrs. Ma'-Kuri't , Swanson iu i-hai-go; ,,;00 p. oouiiiy jail Korvioo, At il::io. Youim IVoplo's Korvioo, lift li;ht i Mark Iho llorald Anuols Sinn. i'iuoIk: o f;'iiio. All Yo 1'iiiliful; i) Lltilo Town of llotlilotioiu. I'anlaia. "Tllo Siory of II, 'illin ium", Spom'o, iho otioir. Iiu-idoti-lal koIim liy Mr. WVIK Mil Tlioiii.is. MIsh llarliy. Mr. Pallor sou and Mr. MvorH; Orcaii aolo. lloihlolioin". Mm. Mo Inlyro; IIRIt.W.n I I.AS.'JIFIKI) ai;i I111INO IIKSIIl.TM Mi l.aiiKlilin ill ili.iri;o. Ai T;Su , I'urol, tho r'irst Noi l : Tho In tsl-o'ol.n-k. j:roai Chrisimas linifioal ! iii.im Mossano; S do, "Tlo-io's a lirom-ain, I'ollouod hy tho inos- Soiu In tho ir". Spoaks. Mr. saco, "Cods (!ro.ii (lift to' Tho t;oori;o M y c r Kalroal Lord World.' A wolooino nwiittii you , .i.-suh; Orjan posiludo, "Ki'silvo ai o.i, h of ihoso norvi. oH. Mou-' M!in h " day ov. niiiK pr'Kiaiii. and Christ inas' troo for tho ohllilron. Wod nosday and Friday at 7:'ld p. m mid-wook sorvloos on lha rloopor thltiKs of Cod. Thursday ovonlnc. i linir pi in tli o and Nildo ' si inly rlw. I'aslor. iluy lwVrl. In ir, California avo., pliono' -lO'l.VW. ... ' a to 4:3n on Tiiosd.iy, .Thin sday anil Saturday. Tho puljlio is cordially invitod to attend iho sorviios and uso tho roaditiK raoni.' ... Kai-riNl llourt liui.-li. sill and High. Hex. A. V. Looser. Hor. T Casey: Sunday ma'-.se.i ST 6;.1i. S:')il- and Id: 00; evoniug dovo iion al T:.1o: woek day uias nt 7 :fi a. in. Morrill firJt and third Sunday. All aro cordially w-.l-ootito al our sorviooii. I'lrnl ll.'llimUs. ami IIikIi stroots. :iiiou. ministor IS 11 l-'i: KI " Is ih.. Clumli. Tenth Uo. Frank I.. "TIIK KINC apiEon of Mr I i Tho roiitinmiily Conuroitalloital ( liurili. six Idooks houlll of Mills si lio l. liov. Nolson F. Colo, pan 'lor: Wo cordially Invito you to ;our f'hrlsi mas i rvloos Sunday 'Chnrcli sihool al !:ir, a. in.; i Christina' soriuon at 'II a. in.; jchlldron's clnl-linas program at ,T p. m. Kit lull ! A. V ! solio il. ' Wolcll. rirl ITuiptlsl l llllri b, and Wasliliicton si roots. Wmiu' clniiin:.s uioimasu on i Simmons, pnsior. innio Siindav niorniui: at olovon o'olurk 1 9 : " Ml - ,! " A iM'riod il. votod to llio ,.oiii!ro-iuirintolldoiil. As full an allon Kalional aiimin of llio old Chrlnt-ldaiico ns possildo l d.'slrod Ihls mas hvmm will be a nlojaliw 1 Week Chrlslinai oxorolsoa and fealuro of iliii s,Vioe. Appro- Spirliualist Hot. Kinrannon : Smith, spiritualist evangelist and ... . , . , j. m .. , , orttaniror. will Kive a free lecture The editorial reprinted- from the Portland Telegram ; Sunrtayi s p m , at Ml)OSO ail. ' voices the sentiment of the Evening; Herakl. JIRs Marvin Everyhody welcome, s n b j e r t. "has given to Oregon exceptional service. She is a lady j "Modern spiritualism." followed , ,, - , . . iwith domoniilralion.s. - equipped exceedingly well for the work she was doing. . . . - and her very life was thrown into the state library! sc. I'aul- Kidsnpui churrii. causing it to develop and serve the people of the com-' s,ho l,''1sn:1g". JSp" monwealth very thoroughly. We will all feel the loss of r sunda'y' are foViowThe Miss Marvin in that institution. ' special ciirisimas orvicos win ho lln ilouday's nwspaiors. S a. m. 1 Holy Communion; JC45 church .. "fZrtiiiff f-Tnni" k.Iioi.1; ll'a. m. Carol and C'an- J.J.UIIIL, , :ti.le.tVCjljx':,u-i;rfirat-inal iiik- l. 1TRIDAY EVEXIXG at the Southern Pacific passenger ; 'ns "f earois. .i:.in. paKoant and ! r '., ,. , , , . festival lo which the c-'noral puli- station there was happiness in abundance. Cars were ,. , mos, cor(iMy invit.d. , tT parked thickly and parents were there to greet their boys There will aio he. a visit to the! .- and girls homeward bound from college. It was a fine , mns" ?"d beautiful pictures in ".., ,, . . , . the C hildren s corner. I'nt C hrist . signt. uear oia, prosperous America was exempunea in i her most impressive manner. With her very best crop r the youngsters this nation smiled the smile of satis- faction. : , Jt was the ushering in of luletide m Klamath l-alis: dren'n nrocrnm at bilde x ho .1 at 9:1.' worship at 11 The priato numbers for the Christ mas moruiti worship have heii piopatoil hy tin. i holr Ktercls. s hy tho Sunday School will ooour at S :!.". In the evenini: at T:5'. thirty trained voice will roud,-r a Cantata entitled. "The M. inter and The Siar."" by Stalin. Thl is , ni-.sday. a pimple and remarkably !mpr- slve musical aoiilncf nf tho hean. -Umnl.ra T Mkovlow tiful Nativity Htory. Tile scneral pnhllo i cordially invited. . I program at Suuday achool hour Christ mas sermon. II a in., leal i Cal-l-4. "In the Fulluom of Time' I Cod Sout Forth I list Sou. Horn . f , a Woman. Made l iulor the Law." j Youim People'a hour rt:J'l P I" Kvi'tiiiiK church serloo, T:o p , 'm.. prayer and bllde sludy Wed-' :3 p. m. Message. Young people's propram at S:3d. The public welcome to all services. . it was the opening of the Christmas period joyfully done. "Going home,'" yes "going home." What other 'words in the English language bring a greater thrill? Those words briefly tell the story of contentment, of re- - laxation, of love, of mothers'., cooking and many other - fine things. '. Thjs city lias a strong representation in the State University, the State College and in Churchill's Normal at : i0:.- Ashland. All of these youngsters are seeking an edu-1 'z cation that will equipe them to do things worth while in . - life. Fond parents in Klamath watch with profound in-'iVlOlTl H rOD terest every development at these schools knowing that. ' ' -l ; any advancement or improvement affects their loved ; ones. And, there is advancement for those 'who will! apply themselves most of the students do, hence the ' home coming of every ' student registers something ac-' complished since the last visit. In the life of a student nothing brings such happiness! as the "going home" period and that was demonstrated : at the Southern Pacific station. klamatli I'nlU l.ulboi-MU Church, C. C. A. JenM'ti, pa-stor. phoue l.'.iii. at the Fnruru lloom of. .tho Chamber if Crtcumoree:. Sunday school and service hegfn at lo:3it. The pastor will apeak of the sill) Joe I, Preparing for Chrisimas." Y'ou are cordially welcome. Al Iho 1'ubliu Library Auditorium in the e.vl-niux the Children's Christina Troo pro sram will ho given "ut 7: .!''. This will he a hie event. The slnry of Iho Christ Child will be told In sons nnd recitation, and pan tonine. Parents and children In Christmas by worshipping Him. are cordially Invited. Children's- ' Proaram: Anthem, assembly: In vocation, pastor: Rei-itatton. "A Merry Chrl.-.tma.s," Clarence John son: rteeltntloii, Clarence Lund:' Kxeroisi'.s. primary department. morninK Mr, lb-itsmith. aupl; Piano solo. Christmas "Silent NiKhi". Misn Kdna One; Anthem. "N.'el." Itivcrside ,tth ftrade chorus; llei iiailoti. "fJreet Intts to the AtiK"s." Fllmer John- ison: Kxerebie, 'Christmas Can- Zion Lutheran Church. lOiS ' dies." the" Sunday S. lioul IUiII HlKh street. C. W. Hoffman, pas-'dren; Ueejtation, "The Firs tor: Sunday school and bible . Christmas True. Jna Johnson: class at b:?,ti: morning service at i Anthem, "Little Town of Ib-thle- si-rmon triple. "Who Is hem," the Sunday school: llcel- Mr and Mrs. 1'V .Mcllonald plan lo leave Sunday for Lake- I view where they will spenu Christmas with their nm-ln-law and dauithter. Mr. and Mrs. I.e latid Willlts. They plan to n t ti i ii to their home In Laueell Valley thn middle of next weok. WOOD Fill tip vour bins with HI.OCIC 'WOOD at tho present price, whil good weather lusts. ' l!iiil weather is apt to bring advances in price must any clay. Phone us your orders for fuel. We curry n large stock of Kir, Pint! Slabs, r.lochs, P.otly and Limbs, any length. Also Coal i:i'iitii'l.i. Furl Oils ami Oil Hum ors, tjtiick service, Peyton & Co. "Wood to Burn" l'-'d H. Till HI, Phono rVtlt Ton will Utm m LOS ANGELES i Bettxe if Yoa Stop at BUCra aaJ SFKDM3 tTKSXia ' 1. lib reltlllvoa lllld frlolnl Ul AirT- t ica.i I i .T j A DINE AT EASE ON CHRISTMAS Don't spoil Her ChiistniiiM by making Her rook n big dinner liiiiiK your party nnd guests to this rcKiaiirmit. where wo have all the mlvnntagoti and delights of borne cooking witjiout the worry to you Souvenir Menu for the Ladies Free "Smokes" for iho Men OUR HOLIDAY MENU Served I- noon to 10 p. in. $1.50 MODERN FIREPROOF S.vn Francisco aryu wiraouT sath acyiM wim BATH jOpcrda '2'?-''2!Pr''w1 cro. WAkm.s- nooi'm ' Tiiinianuel flaptlst C'biireli. 11th : and lllxh. Ralph Mulholland. pas-! tor: Christmas tree and Chil-. :.10 p. TIIK IIKST ASSDISTMKNT Cl-' CHRISTMAS CARDS IN TIIK (11 V, m I bo ' Pelican Drug Co. 71! M:rVSTItKKT Xei Door'lo the I'lite Tree 'I heiili-e I'rloe fisiin . lo B.V encll I , IWlmllaWaalMbarJasM . ' 1 Ol.V.MPIA OVSTI'.U COCKTAI1, Crisp Celery ell Hnuich Kipe Olives Chicken with .Strained Okra Consoinme Princess Chinook Salmon Cutlets Sauce Cardinal Fruit Salail Whipped Cream KLAMATH fl'KKKY KOAST Ovster )i'cs.intf ItAKKD SL'CAIt CLKKH HAM YOUK'SHIItK ROAST HoMI-STIC i;ooSK IIAKKI) APPLK Cranberry Sauco Cream Whipped Potatoes Caulil'lower llollandaise Sweet Potatoes Southern Plum Pudding Hard and linunlv Sauce I'niit Cake PrksdCofla! trndOriU . Taaar Cav a fl B. C FR.TMAN, Proprietor um c. wiavni v Hot Mince Pie American Che Coffee Pumpkin Pic b e Cream ( 'racker-Tea Apple Pie Swit.s f heese Milk Jack Dowring and His Orchestra will play f rom 5 p. m. to 8 p. m. SEAR PlXi: TREK THEATRE Pop's Still Shopping By Cowan fC)3 n PAST VOj ciH'J KOu MS. I C.m Ta tv,j y.:vi" Al.D I XaisT T Xj) Tl ,u, tew i.tcr.:f.:. w'.e 3 rZTiZ'. ."'S5E-' TO SAT One More Buying Day ''THE LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS are still plentiful and the storekeepers have to take them into considera ... tion. Monday will be a great shopping day in the city,! just as the past ten days have been, except that the rush may be even greater. The power of suggestion comes forcefully to the last minute buyer. He hustles and tumbles around, picks up the advertisements and immediately make? up his mind what presents he will "buy. He is the oiiiokest served of all the Christmas js. shoppers, according to experienced retail merchants, avfor he makes a rush to a store and asks for what is in' his mind, pays for it and hurries on. Monday is that day when the last mad rush ends. A mm MM Br',!Jj.l - 1 IC'.C. ss4S',.f.. tCKt I rs V,WT -Ps pair TwT w (tf. a bti-W W' CWUSTMi r BSC- - X ' f'9rSt - ftyWlA V.'fi' ' N;.'- r S"IVt.J 1M A 8e;eie wx3. it's CJ.I.LJ5 "'Ou CN Tvt P;i3NE ThE PAST v.Ei anP hUvx uP To5. M'.NvrT I 21V "Ai.'.O MKt SC-ME im&. TO DO VJITM THAT VA9 IBM IN VCO ' tVCS stomach i i&vr I'vAT-aX SL?HAsT- ThJ P'T Of VI BkEW BKT AK? TH-T t-W TosGue u;-? COtT 0? KIZS GOQiJllMG CM IT 03S?i!.TiOi. 1 KS0l tui S3JTE 0'J VM?ToS TAkC 0 WELL I COULD MAKE 4 G0M Cl' TlltM iV, i t-i U'-" u v ste? cje2 to G'-C'EH CpJI'T f't v,f -J ft mJm?x .M' V.:m CCe!S N'iH OUT f VD BET Ik MH.U5M SE r;HcM-l THAT 1 HAO NO iVTFhTiON Of GOlNCa TO DOC ,a) l OUT 1 HW.11J (ill kAN. nct going to pwn A cAtt, VC.TWOOT 4a IT Lwm rT oh ' ii'-"til Freckles and His Friends Giye Him Some Credit Patterson Begins At Home . TN ASKING for stricter economy in state affairs Gov- ' ( . ernor Patterson has requested that ?5000 be cut from i !' the expense of his office for the next two years. . This is an example that should bring results. Too often of- : ficials will howl economy but they do not want their own department molested. It is economy for the other . fellow that they preach. The present Governor has ! given an example to the legislature and to every depart ment of the state. Let it be followed. Tho choice is simple. You may peroim or Independent and indigent.' be politic and pros- ) VOO SA.V OSCAR DlDMrr SO TO ASAS'-i.? SHELL, UE2S IS US Tm&M, ie iic niOMT rji yn ARABIA '.' J y , f LU KMOSM, Bi;r ALL OUT FOR J T ALL OUT FOR j f' f ''y 1. d N KiJVf !i- rl&fL J1S UMCLE CLE7A.S !AiC .( IH WCAMJ-VS 15 CAU-CO' : AQABIA,Af- 7J1ATS WllAeinE CAW 0O IAAASIME BcIRS SO VWS, A3 TO FALL, FOB AU- OF THIS FLVlJS TO ARABIA - i - . r AN' ME LET OS ALL 7)iM'-l IT VIAG TWS J7A8lA IN OUB 6E05RAPUy 7J1AT UE vjJ-iS 60IMS TO" , via .tU VUvv') !C GHOOLDA liMOW IM7UE P2ST PLACE TVAT AS COOLDMT PLV ACp-3 AiV CyXAH IN 7UAT DINVC ajsplnS 7HAT UE W-AOG - -- iic ie it- A ri- rc u 13 J CA1ZPC!.' MJAIT'll.. I US COMES UQrVC 'x- - BUT MIS AlBPLAelE IS (SQME SO PC USTA FLEV TO IMS UWCLE'S CAMCU IM IT AT LEA'Cf.'.' I 2W ".". " -' SE.g'y-7P'n-TOW7'l 'i :;i i ; , i i : -i 71W2 RI6HT-VNF.LL UG DID FLy TO ARABIA AFTEG ALL BUT0OT TA' ARABIA TMOUcSUT IT VNAS.' J PyPlosser I'M SIcV OF MEAfilH about arabia-arabia-1 gotta so aa4' do soms cuoismas swop- PIM6 6EG, OlBiS'MAS'LL BE AE BSFOBE X kMOSM IT.1? tV-' LJJ' JU&&H.1- L I, .-, Of'.'; nf r.f '.ri, . J r