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"Kit Eiaria Sax Andbsv, CaUerrua Pa; Three. Friday, January 2, 1931. TKIICZ CREAM WELL a Minute SlientifiaCts hy Arnold 1 VflTtll TtrtTTAO'X 'UrIOTW PETER PAN IS COMING TO THE CUR RAN JAN. 6 The Curran Theatre, San Francis co. announces the booking of Sir James M.

Barries fairy classic, "Peter Pan," for a very short engagement, beginning, Tuesday night, January 6. Los Angeles has hailed the performance as the finest presentation of the play ever seen In this country. Mrs. Virginia Louch Tells Of Her Journey To India By Virginia D. Louch (Rev.

Res Loach, and hie wife, Mr. Virginia D. Leach, were for many Months residents of 8aa AmIm, Rev. Mr. Loach taking a apecial coarse at the Sm FraxiKO Theological Seminary.

II ia a mlaelonary to India, and the following letter, writUa by Mrs. Louch froai th A. P. Mission. EUwah, U.

India, on Thanksgiving Day, and telling largely ef her trip back to tho mission ia of great interest to the ntaay friend Rev. and Mrs. Loot mad herev Editor.) tented at the Curran Theatre, wfTJ bs seen esactly aa it is glvea la Ers land every Christmas time, with ail the magnificence of the fairy paay tomimes so popular there. The story of Peter Pan ia too well known to need any introduction to playgoers, no matter how young; they msy be. Peter, the little elfla hero, is the spirit of youth and a dored by all children.

When ha flies away with the Darling children into the Never-Never Land, he takes with him not only tho children in the audience but many an adult who harki back to the days when there was for aim a land of "Make Believe'. I placed at simple interest In the year A.O.. at 4 wow Id today amount to Tw.Z. If compounded nnuallv a IMIBM1 Ill 600.000. OOO.OOO.OOO.OOO.CKX).

OOO. OOO.000 000 It is being given there to crowded houses at every performance, and' A la Km AmmmA 9nm 8 10O feet above the sea level, a mile deep, the HtAtttT STi Same. aM 2.40.000 mil eapansiea of caroon-diosidJ that on tho last week of the engagement a matinee will be given daily. "Peter aa it will be re- from this Colorado oil well produces fifteen hundred The wiser advertiser aaea taa Maria Herald. ASTfROIOl Mte.i tons ef dry ice a day.

Seeing Japan We did the usual thinga in sightseeing. In Japan, Rex went with a friend to visit Nikko and Tokyo for a few days and then I had my turn and went to Kyoto. We all visited Osaka, but apent the greater part of our time at Gotemba with friends who were there for their summer holiday. It is at the foot of Mt. Fuji.

We had some delightful day trips from there. liked Japan except that we happened to be there at a very hot time of the year. The people seem to be very industrious, and both men and women work. The women go about with as great freedom aa the men. Of course, this uRANUS Oatru 1a.rmi IVURANUS NEPTUHI Plvm PLUTO JUPITER Orenee 7i mie wcunr I VAX x3 seemed strange to us after coming I HERSHEL'S FAMOUS PICTURE from India.

Tha women were very Tanart X. yf mile picturesque In their pretty cos OF SOLAR SYSTEM. Tha planet deputed by objects of relative it In Held rive? mileJ croJS. tumes. We were surprised to see that erectlcally all the children wear foreign clothe and the school child Seemi a long time ago we got off from Eaa Anaelmo in auch a flurry.

Alio, America aeema a long way off. We traveled so long, I was glad when we reached our destination and could get our bags unpacked and put away out of sight for a time. The children proved very food travelers. They were very much at horn on the boat and enjoyed the visits ashore as much aa any of us. The thing that always bothered Charles was that the boat might go and leave as while were off.

The swimming pool on the boat gava them great pleasure and there were other children to play with. No matter what kind conveyance was to be had on shore, anything with a horse or pony attached to it gave them the greatest thrill. They had rkhshaws of vsrious types, sedan chairs In Hongkong, and pony wagona in Manilla. The kiddies went swimming at At Waikikl Beach Waikikl Beach, alto at Reverse Bay in Hongkong. The harbor was quite the prettiest saw.

The city is built on tho side of a hill, and the view of the city and harbor from the top of the hill is wonderful. Also, at night the city lighted up was a beautiful sight. The Inland Sea waa a wonderful sight also. On the trip there are soma things which stand out as the moat beautiful; mountain scenery in Japan, also the lakes. Inland Sea, Hongkong, drives along the eicellent roads through picturesque groves of cocoanut palms in Singapore and Penang, and our viait to Kandy In Ceylon, It was hot a goood part of tha way, particularly In port.

R' 'stand for Rhyme we'll try one right now Health rhymes with wealth, I'll say! and how! Drink HOME DAIRY milk now we'll rhyme one with HOME There' no finer food on land or on foam. ren wear a school uniform, People Artistic They seem very artistic. We were fortunate enough to get Into one of BIGGEST MEN" FROM BIGGEST STATE Army draft records the Imperial Palaces. The decorat iff RHOOC JO leiAejn How Texas men averaged ion conajHts of painting on the eliding doors and ceilings, and the carved wood. It waa all very exquiaite.

For furnishings the utmost simplicity suffices. Not a chair or a bed is greatest height; Rhode Island men were shortest teat i used. Mats spread on the floors serve all these purposes. Seisms Of course, we did the ssme as everyone, we visited temples and shrines everywhere. In Japan the Rex Joked thia man about hia gen temples are all built In beautiful reading with interest the proceedings at the Round Table Conference.

Ij hope they will be able to formulate' erosity when we got bark and he taid he had not given them a cent Mara Too Dirty The native quarter of Shanghai which we saw was ao dirty and odoriferous we thought we were gett MARIN BUSINESS COLLEGE J. B. Minor, Principal SAN RAFAEL, CALIFORNIA SHORTHAND and TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING and ACCOUNTING OFFICE METHODS Exclusively private instruction. No class work Apparently, they hope to encourage some workable plan which will auit everyone. That is a huge order the neit fellow- Into giving something ing back to India.

Of the two daya we had in Shanghai Res apent one groves of trees. Their Cryptomanla (probably spelling incorrect) tree I very similar to the California Redwood, but not nearly so large. For all they are so artistic, their temples are strangely lacking In beauty, except for their location. in Soochow. It is two hours by train from Shanghai, a very old Chinese by making believe it.

is the usual thing. Eaoegh Tratel How glad we were when our train Jaunt up from Colombo was over. I have had enough traveling to last Pacheco Names Sufi Gus Pacheco, who will take over the office of Marin county on January 1931, has snnounced his city, unmarred by Western Influence we are told. They had a very Inter-eating day there visiting old old EVENING WORK IP DESIRED Attain highest efficiency la half the tisae. at half the coat ma a long time.

The children for a while could not svttte down to liv temples and gardens. The children and I did not venture Sunburn Coal Eater aeon and he ready for a position In the spring. May attend eae ta three hears per day. ing in one place. We all got flu as on that Jaunt.

The food supply waa soon as we arrived and it took us a time to recover from that But we Pay by Meata or Week. 8peeial rales ta etadeate entering hefere Jsa. IS Eater say day. are all thriving now. too uncertain, also the water, for me to take the children.

China would not be a pleasant place to live, I think. The same money la not good in two places. The people ef one Call and talk tele matter ever whether yea eater or set Sam O'Connor who haa been chief deputy for eight years with Assessor J. A. Saunders, will retain that position under the new administration.

George W. Hall of Corte Madera, at one time clerk and assessor there, will be deputy and the copy-ista will be Miss Margaret E. Franklin, who also appointed waa an appointee of the Saunders administration and Miaa Eugenia Connell, the Here, we are out from the city about a mile and a half. There la iota of open space for the kiddies city cannot understand tha folks of Phone S. R.

1917 310 FOURTH Suite 1 SAN RAFAEL to play. It Is much better for them another place and ao it goes. It is difficult to travel. At least, it seem thsn In Cawnpore. We are sharing the bungalow with another family ed to us it would be so.

In Indis, For your health's sake, don't use coal that develops dirty, noxious gases and ruins drapes, wall paper and furniture. Buy clean SUNBURN COAL We pay extra to screen it and still it costs you less. Our large chain of distributing points thru-out the By district makes this possible who have three children. Theirs and daughter of County Auditor Eugene Connell. AT THE you esn nearly alwaya find aomeone who speaks English, but not so in China or Japan.

Lacka Interest Manilla teemed to us to be lack INSTALLING HYDRANTS Twenty-five new modern fire hydrants have been installed in Belvedere besides new equipment placed where the old stood. E. R. Benson of the Marin Water District, haa been overseeing the work. ours get along nicely and had good times playing together.

Now, the other family have gone camping Into the District for the winter and we all mias them. The kiddies hardly know what to do with themselves. Children's Plight There are no other European children In Etawan and no Indian children near us escept one boy. He does not yet know any English, of course, and these youngsters do not yet know any Hindustani, ao they do not get Tamalpais Theater San Anselmo Tues. and Wed.

Jan. 6 and 7 ing in interest. Of course, one doea not know much about it In two days. We had one nice drive out into the country and saw some of the nstive houses built on sticks. But on the whole could not rave about S13.50 PER TON DELIVERED the place.

Their hand-work inter' Those who want quality printing, delivered speedily, at a moderate price, will find it advisable to call ested me more than anything else. Ceylon was really the lovlirst piste we stopped, but by that time we W. AAY JOHMTON ntiiNTi along very intelligently. Aa a matter up the Marin Herald. of fact, thee twb do not like to I United Commercial Inc.

Phone S. R. 704 or Mill Valley 718 ITDETi CHRISTMAS TREE WITH EIILL! EVERY TON ORDER in A r-. were rather numb with sight-seeing. But we did a delightful day motor trip to Kandy.

The drive was lovely. We stopped at a small loo to see AT aTK AT 1 II fl JBl III fill ir TOa Mi play with the children of Hindustan, We do miss aome of the convent- ences of city life. At first it was rather like living in the dark with oil lamps and lanterns, but now we are getting ud to it Only the very some white monkrya, which the children enjoyed. It was also interesting to are the elephants at work along the side of the road as we did several times. In Kandy, we went WW to the Temple of the Tooth.

One of Budilhs'a teeth is resting there. I Wrre this Richard Ilulliliurton writ-I ing thin he would relate that he (chanced to lie there the very day of the year that the tooth ia shown, but I must be truthful and acknowledge we did not see it. It is a very I sacred and very dirty place. Some WITtt NICK rruART, large cities in India have electricity. Ktawan boaxti of a population of 42,000, but it haa not progressed as far as elfctrii ity yet.

Too, we mins our garden. We had a nice one in Cawnpore and had all kinds of flowers at thin time of the year. But here the compound ia large, and un-fenced. It is being used at present as a graxing field for at least one herd of buffaloes as well as cows, goata, and poniea that roam in from the road. If we stsy here a time, we ahall try to enclose a small area and have a garden, for flowers anyway and perhaps a few vegetables at well.

Watering is not easy in the country either. All the water haa to be drawn from an open well and carried. Is L'uaaaged In many respects, India seems unchanged, but in others very different As far aa our Mission work ia concerned, It aeema very little affected by the onreit in the country. The achools and colleges have had more trouble than we in the country. In cities, of course, are the places where the unrest ia felt We get little of It out here.

But one rather feels the difference in the attitude of the people when one goes where they a.e apt to congregate la large mere sprinkling of older men. We are A 1 it XI II Beautiful Restricted Westland Park Here's a real Home lix rooms and a breakfast room. Just completed All modern equipment Full Spanish tile roof Furnace Tile bath and shower Garage. Cm be purchased for 5500 cash and balance like rent. Its just three minutes from the depot.

See this beautiful home before you buy elsewhere. R. A. CARET 8 CO. Cheda Building San Anselmo Day Phone S.

A. 2350 Night Phone S. A. 3058 CtlRiny flANDARD RODflAY ftTOMlANnCfll nj ii eavms ey I PtHl WHITMAN naoaoto by RCA ANY BABY WE csn never be sure just what makes aa infant rasUaa, but the remedy ran always be the same. Good old Cat tonal 1 here's comfort ia every drop of tha pure vegetable preparation, sad not the slightest harm its frequent use.

Aa oftaa aa Haby haa a fretful spell, is feverish, or cnea and can't sleep, lei Castoria amine and quiet bun. Sometimes tt's a touch of colte. Sometime eooatipatioa. Or diarrhea a condition that should aHravs be checked without delay. Juat keen tstoria handy and give it promptly.

Heiief wtll follow very promptly; If it doesn't you should anil a phyikkn. I a one remarked In Colombo, the more sacred tha place, the dirtier it ia. But there are lovely spots about Kandy too. Snake Temple Another famous and non-edifying temple we saw was the Snake Temple in Penang. I was glsd to get out of the wretched place.

There are snakes curled up all over the temple. They are well fed and doped or something they seem to have very little energy, so they do not wriggle very fast. We learned a nice atunt of the Priests of the temple. They have a large book for visitors tp register. We refrsined from writing our names, but taw the name of one of the men on the boat who had been in the temple Juat before we came.

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