davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-20
ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
AmeriGti journalistic ma Mo-

Americti journalistic ma Mo-
rave. Vyprava americkych Eur
nalistu odjela vcera rano q
Prahy ma navsuevu Brna Ma
cochy. V Chocni pristoupil do
vlaku mistr Jaroslav Kocian,
ktery hostum usporadal i'm
provisovany koncert poclnaje
tunelem "a Chocni az do Usti
mad Orlici. Zahral v kymace-
jicim Sc vlaku americkou pl-.
sen, Bachovo preludium a Kde
domov mnj. Tato produkce pa
tri zajiste k ojedinelym vystou
penim naSeho virtuosa. Pri prl
jezdu do Brna uvitani byli a.
merictl hoste ma nadrazi spray
Gem zemske vlady drem Ger
nym, statnim komisaTem me-
sta Brna Ehresfeldem zastup
ci zemskeho cizineckeho sva-
zu a reditelem tiskove kance-
lare Kalmanem.
Novy farar v Ruzomberku
- pc Hlinkovi. Protoze Hin
ka bez vedomi cirkevnl vrch-
nosti opustil ruzomberskou fa-
ru a odeSel do ciziny, jmeno-
val spissky biskupsky faraf ad
ministratorem ruzombeTske
fary Vendellna Husku, farare
Nv Lesnici a ruzomberskeho ro-
daka. Farnlci vSak zadaji, ably
jim byl dan definitivni farar.
Teto zadosCi bude vyhoveno,
jakmile bude imenovan novy
biskup pro spiSskou diecesi,
ktery obsadl pax ruzomber-
skou faru definitivne. Proti
Hlinkovi je zavedeno Sc trany
cirkevni vrchnoti uredni vySe
trovani ma zaklade zakonika
"codex jums canonici'.
IWSSl [tt] WSs
| A: "Tak ten starry ochlasta
je ted temperencnik."
B: 80, ale jen kdyz ma n6ho
pride rada castovati druhe."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-20
IWSSl [1t] W.SSl
ROZMANITOSTI.
Oslava vitezstvi v Rhine.

O3lava vit6zneho vojska bude
Sc odbyvati 3. a 4. listopadu V
Rhine. Vojsko proide obIou-
KEN Settimia Severa die stare
rimskeho ritu a rozestavi Sc
pax u olafe vlasti (pomniku
Viktora Emanuela I'D kde Sc
odehra slavnostni obrad. Pru-
vodu sdtastni sc vyhradne DO
iovnici: as 10000 muzu roz-
licnych zbrani. Pfi pochodu
vojska bude Sc zvoniUi kapitol
skymi zvony a della budou uve-
dena V cinnost.
Anglic prof. bolsevismu.
"Giornale de Popolo' 2 20. 8
psal: INA podporu a pomoc
antibolSevickych oddilu obeto-
vala Anglie doposud malickost
Jedne miliardy $50 millionu
franku." - Pochybujeme, re
clnl TAX Z pouheho idealismu.
Sized vynalezcu Bruselu.
Mezinarodni Sized vynalezcu
zabyval Sc zmazinarodn9nim
a zavedenim jednotnosti paten
tn. Ma podn6t belgickeho mi
ni8tra obchodu bude m6sto Lu
tych pry budoucim sidlem ySe-
narodnlch vynalezcu. Ncjcet-
ncji byla zastoup ana ltalie, Sc
60 delegaty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-20
Da Sc souditi, re pafizske
znamenani kursu ceskosloven-I

la Sc SOuQltl, Zc PhIlEshCi
znamenani kursu ceskosloven-
skych korun bylo vyvolano sku
tecnym zajmem 0 ne a tn jel
treba povsimnouti 81 blize, CO.
pro mas Znamena Pafiz jakol
financni stredisko. Oziveni ma
Seho domaciho hospodarstvi
lie provesti jen pomoci Even
ci. Svym vyvozem vsak zdale-i
ka nestacime pro prvnl chvlliI
vytvoriti dostatecnou protiva-
hu svych zavazku cizine Al
musime pocitati S tim, 2e budeI
me miti ruznych doh hodovych
zemich dlouhodobe livery, kite
re bude treba urociti amorti
sovati V CHI meme. Bude tedy|
potreba devils, iak sc strany
statu, tax i velikych podniku|
bank. Az ma Spojene Staty
Severo-americke jsou ovSem
valtici staty vSechny V podob-
ne situaci a mono tudlz do bu
doucna pocftati s velikym ru-
chem ma devisovem trhu.
Il nekterych stran byly wy
slovovany pochyby, ze po val
ce Pariz pozbude znacne ma
SVEN vyznamu jako financni
stredisko, avSak ruch, ktery
zde je po uzavreni primeri,
sv6dGi, re Pariz svij prestiz
zachova. Je pravda, lie vnitr-
nj poIreba Francie bude asi
dlouhou dobu vycerpavati vse
chny volne prostredky fran
couzskych stradalii re CHI e.
misse ma pafizskem trhu bu-
dou nasledkem toho omezova-
ny, avsak pritomnost tolika ci-
zich ustavt bankovnich sama
sebou jiz zarucuje zive mezi-
narodni styky. Pro celou sired
nj, jiznl a vychodni Evropu je
Pariz prirozenym strediskem
a nema soupere.
Budeme miti postupem ca
gu Zajem, ably nektere nase ak
Gle statni hodnoty byly zna-
menany Ma pafizske burse, pro
toze bude to poskytovati zna-
cne 1verove vyhody pro nase
domaci hospodarstvi pro mas
svetovy vyznam. Vedle toho
bude TO oporou a nahradou "a
dfivejsi dzky pomer naseho
financnictvi k Vidni, Budape-
Sti a Berllnu, kde nam drive
slouzlli ia prostredniky ostat
MIN svetem.
Name tudiz veliky zajem,
abychom 81 vybudovali ma pa
rizskem trhu dostateGne silnou
posici to brzy, protoze to pri
speje jednak k pozvednuti ma
seho vniiiniho hospodarskeho
ruchu, jednak ulehCi nasi ho-
spodafskou posici vuci statum
vychodnim balkanskym, KITE
re bankovni organisaci nemaii
zdaleka tax vyspelou. iako je
nase, mohli bychom tedy i v
tomto smeru svdj vyznam pro
ne zdurazniti.
Jedna sc o to, ably nynejSi
vhodna chvile byla IL mas ma
lezite pochopena a cas- vyu-
/ Zita.
IWSSI [tt] WSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-20
WSSl IWSSl TWSSl
"MODRA KREV.

OcnOtnlcl CeSke Sine SOkOl
ma Clark Ave. Sc jiste vcerejsi
no vecera zavdecili provede-
MIN obrazku re zivota, jehoz 0
sou jest laska chudeho d6vce-
te k mlademu slechtici. NavSte
va byla sice sluSna, ale prali
bychom 81 vetsi, zejmena jiz
k vuli ucelu pro ktery bylo
hrano. Obecenstvo by nemelo
zapominati, re pri takych pri-
lezitostech mali byti az po
strop naplnenf domy dika-
zem uznalosti nezistne a obe-
tave snahy.
Predstaveni melo velice ami
movany prubeh bylo dobre
provedeno, mnohych episo-
dach bylt. znacne patrna zku-
Sena reziserska ruka, snazici
Sc aby jevist' nasich vymize-
ly n6ktere nechvalne zasta-
rale Zvyky, vyznacujici Sc hla
vne V pouhem bezduchem od-
fikavani illohy bez veskere
hry a pestikulace
Vcera zamestnane silly do
staly vesmes sverenym ukolum
dobfe i representanti uloh
menSich, V nekterych pripa-
dech pax bychom 81 prali ere
telnejsi a hlasit6jsi mluvu.
Zastupce demokracie Chva-
la (p. A. Panek) autokratic-
ky baron (p. f. Mucha) nasli
dobre predstavitele, coz Sc nej
lepe uplatnila castejSim potle-
skem Ma otevrene scene nej-
lepSlm dukazu to zdarneho
provedeni. Dobfe vystihla ba-
ronku pani Bosakova a sympa-
tlckou byla Milada slec. Pod
valske a take ostatni damske
ulohy Markyta (pi. M. Dvo-
fakova) zamilovana Bozena
(pi. M. Hlavackova) vhodne
zapadaly V rance hry, kterou
S jistym humorem doplnoval i
kluk preclikaf slecny A. Lho-
tove. Stanislava hral pripadne
p. A. Svoboda a jeho pritele
pana z Libenic p. j. Wagner
Dobrym h-ou byl Ostriz p. J.
Becky, &C mu prinalezela star
81 maska, jez by uloze te jiste
vice pi'ilehala. Pekne sehran
byl lokaj p. J. Petra, jakoz i
druhy sluzebny duch V dome
barona Hartenstejna (p. j. VI
MANI
kus byl peclive nastudovan
a Svedomite vypraven "a co
plinalezi zasluha p. f. Mucho
vi, jako reziseru.
Sokolska hudba vyplnovala
meziakti a vyhravala pozdeii,
pfi obvyklcm tanecnim vinku.
Jak prozrazuje program, chy-
SEA ely ochotnicky sbor roz-
marnou fraSku Promluvtc s
mama aneb Zeny zvitezi i mad
husary. = ~p
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-20

Dvanactilety l.. Darzinsky,
1912 Union Ave. hral 81 So
botu vojenskym revolverem,
bratrem armadni sluzby do
mi pTinesenym. Bambitka by
la nabita a hoch "a neopatrne-
no zachaZeni Sc zbranl stiskl
bezdecne spoust a kule vryla
Sc mu do praveho spanku, zpG
sobivSi hosikovi ranu smrtel-
non
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-20

Venkov
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-20
lWSSl It'll WsS
OTEC A SYNOVE ZABITI.

Bloomington, Ill. II. Tijna.
Bartholomew Morrisey, 81
roku starry a jeho tri synove,
Ora, II, Lawrence, 9 a Way
ne, 8 roku start, prisli zivot,
kdyz automobil, v nemz jeli
vcera do kostela, zasazen byl
vlakem drahy Illinois v Gibson
City, Ill. Ctyri dcery byly po-
raneny, byly Jim zprerazeny
nohy a jedna prisla oko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-20
AMERlCkA PRACE " CE.
CHACH.

N Hlc ilcSLcChO uuUtlIhu,
kolem samy jehlicnaty les, rybl
Milky a potucky to jsou
Cernovice Tabora. Malo kdoI
o Mich vi. Kdysi snad byly|
znameisi, "a tech cash dejin-
neho usvitu, kdy Sc tudy vozi-
vala do Prahy sdl, jejiz skladi
ste byvalo ma namesti u Je-
linkn.' - Pozdeji psaly tu
palcaty Zizkovych vojinu ne
smrtelne kapitoly epopeje hu-
sitske, kterou pripominajl do
sud monumentarni pamatnlky
Kamen, Choustnik, Tabor. =
Potom upadly Cernovice te-
mer zapomenuti, az kterysi
slechtic dovedl oceniti tiche
krasne zakouti a vybudoval 81
tn svoje sidlo. Panstvl menilo
casio svoje pany. Nekteri 2
Mich spokojovali Sc klidnym III
votem v ustrani, JIM tn do
vedli 81 zafiditi pekne slechti-
cke sidlo, S cetnymi komnata-
mi, parkem. sklenniky, stale
mi, utulek, kan sjizdelo SO
mnoho navstev, obdivujicich o.
koli. Why casu prevalily Sc i
pres tuto dobu slavy a lesku.
Celia leta zustavaly spusteny
zaluzije ma zameckych oknech
sklenniky mizely, palmy a fl
kovniky, jichz nadherne plo-
dy zdobivaly zameckou ia
bull, zhynuly, jen park, vzdy
krasny We sve divokosti, zacho
vaval svoji mlcenlivou vznese-
most. Az valka vysvobodila "a
mex re Zakleti. Zustali sirotci
deti slabe, chradnoucl neby-
10, kde je ubytovat a elm je ma
sytit, ably nezhynuly jako kve-
ty DO bouri. - NASH Sc dObfl
lidG "ceSCi bratfi', daleko "a
oceanem a wall 81 ma starost
legionarske sirotecky. Jen utu
lex bylo jeste treba najiti,
kde by mohli V klidu ziti a
zdarne vyrustat. | ten Sc ma
sci. Rozlehly, nepouzivany Ia
mex cernovicky stal Sc utul-
! KEN sirotkd, veliky, rozkosny
park bude slychati jasave, W.
, kfiky jejich probouzejicfho sc
zdravi temne lesy nadecho-
vati budou radostnou cerven
ma jejich pobledla licka.
"Detsky tabor v Cernovi-
cich" je pomnik neznicitelny
jejz u mas staveji nasi ameri-
ctl krajane a mesto Cernovice
muze byti hrdo, re je jednim
2 prvnich mist, kde vyrusta
instituce takove ceny a takov6
no vyznamu.
Ustav urcen jest prozatim
pro deti prazske a jihoCeske.
Ale zajem, ktery podnik tento
vsude budi, probouzi nadeji,
re nezustane pri projektu po-
catecnim. Hlasi Sc u mas mno
no dobrych lidi, ktori prispeti
chteji ma zachranu naSich deti
a kterl prinaSeji radostnym
usmevem svuj prispevek.
V malych, nepatrnych do
sud Cernovicich vyrusta kras-
ny kvet lasky k vlasti, lasky k
bliznlmu, lasky k detem.
kvet lasky nezistne, zazrak
lldstvi V nasi tvrde, prospe-
! charske dobe.
Chapeme ten zazrak a pri-
chime sc vsichni, ably kvet
rozvil Sc V nadhernou kvetinu.
A vefime, ze nebude nikoho,
! kdo by skoditi cht6l, ale ze ka
zdy clovek vule vynasnazi sc
pridati pevny kamen do "a
kladu stavby, ktera ma byti L.
tocistem naSich deti.
! Venkov.
lWSSl III RUSC1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
Be Sure

Be sure the voters want to
hear you before. you rise to
make a spiel; alas. the weary
people near you don't always
tell how bored they feel. The
world is full of desolation and
broken hearts and ruined homes,
because of wind and declama-
ton, of stale remarks and
quoted PONIES. Be sure your
neighbors like canned singing
before you start the graphic
phone. or some one may be
moved to f1inging a brick. a
cllnker or stone. Far better
is the evening quiet that's TN
disturbed by Grated song, than
Instruction, strife or riot
kicked up by music maddened
throng. Be sure you never are
infringing on others rights,
whate'er you do; for human
happiness is Ringing on keeping
this sane course in view. Be sure
your neighbors like your chick
ems before you turn the sweet
things loose, or they'll be angry
as the dickens, which is another
word for deuce. That man is to
his sex a credit, this woozy
world he much adorns. whose
course, though swiftly he may
tread it. encroaches on no hui
man corns. Be just to others as
you waddle along the pathway
you pursue. and men will say
you are model and name their
infants after you.
WALT MASON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
VARIETY OF BIRDS HERE.
Audubon Society Members See 100
Species on Six Outings.
By POP.

That the country surrounding Wash
ington is fertile field for the study
of birds and their habits is indicated
by the fact that 100 species have
been seen by members of the Audu-
bon Society of the District on the
six outings they have taken this year.
Among the birds they report hav-
ing seen were the grasshopper, Sa-
wanna and swamp sparrows. the marsh
hawk. red-breasted nuthatch. barred
owl. Henslow sparrow. Wilson snlpe.
bald eagle, Baltimore oriole, Black
burnian warbler. olive-sided fly
catcher, rose-breasted grosbeak. sum-
mer tanager. Wilson and Tennessee
warblers and Alder fiy-catcher.
The names of the honor roll. those
who attended all the outings. are Mrs.
Grace R. Chamberlin, DR.: c. r. Du-
four. Robert NJ. Libbey. Mrs. Marion
j. Mclean, Dr. Samuel w. Mellott.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo d. Miner. Raymond
w. Moore. Miss Bertha 5. Miller. W.
Saxton Seward. DIR. Theodore $. Pal
mer led the party on Decoration day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
GETS READY TO PROBE
STREET RAILWAY LINES

The federal electric street railway
commission. recently appointed by
President Wilson. held Its first meet
ing in the Office of Assistant Secre-
tary of Commerce Sweet yesterday.
and. after completing organization.
will investigate the finances Of cleo
trio lines throughout the country.
On the commission are representa-
tives of the Treasury Department,
Labor Department, Commerce Depart
ment. the NATIONAL Association of
State Commissioners, the Amalga-
gamated Association Of Street Rail-
way Employees. the American Electric
Railway Association and the Invest
ment Bankers Association of Amer
lea.
A representative of the American
Cities League of Mayors will be named
in a few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
METHoDIsTs LACK $75o,ooo.
Washington Area Expects to Raise
$7,159,OOO Centenary Quota.

eleven days to complete the quota to
the centenary fund for world relief.
The full quota for the area, $7.159. 900
in all probability, it is stated. will be
fully pledged by June Is.
The Washington district. which in
cludes this city and nearby Maryland
and Virginia. has exceeded it's quota.
Washington area comprises central
Pennsylvania, District of Columbia.
Maryland, Virginia, Delaware and
West Virginia. Several hundred
churches which have not yet reached
their quotas are continuing the cam
paign in their localities with a view
of making a 100 per cent canvass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
WAGON AND FENCE BURN.
Transfer-Storage Co. Blaze Among
Those of Yesterday.

Fire of undetermined origin on the
PREMISES of the Merchants Transfer
and Storage Company, I'd and b
streets, yesterday afternoon about
o'clock, damaged a wagon and fence
to the amount of $3.50.
The fire department received call
last night about 1870 o'clock for
small fire at 1892 street. where
lace curtain ignited from lighted
gas Jet and was destroyed Mrs. Blair
Hasse. forty-eight years old, was
burned about her feet and legs While
trying to extinguish the flames.
No. 5 engine company extinguished
a small fire at 1880 32d street yester-
day afternoon. About $50 damage was
done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
SAFE IS BROKEN OPEN.
Cash, Pistol, Kodak, Motor Cycle
and Clothing Taken by Thieves.

Isaac Lewis, 1925 7th street, reports
that an iron safe in his place of busi-
ness had been broken open yesterday
| and robbed of SIT and revolver.
Ruth Sparff, 1416 r street, was robbed
OF S21 in cash, the money being taken
from bureau drawer during her alb
sence.
Miss Estelle Sch1ld, 100 c street south
east, has asked the police to recover a
Kodak stolen from her room.
James Dougherty, .SO7 Mount Vernon
place, told the police of the stealing of a
motor cycle from the golf links at En-
erson street and Georgia avenue a
! month ago.
Walter G. Lane. 315 Pennsylvania
avenue. and Eugene S. Hoffman, 1885 NJ
street, report thefts of clothing:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Charles NJ. Schwab Of the Bethle-
hem Steel Corporation is scheduled
to address the soldier-patients Of the
Walter Reed Army General Hospital
this afternoon at the Red Cross
House. Later prominent members of
Congress and other public men will
| talk from time to time to the con-
valescent patients there on live topics.
In an address mt a dinner and dance
last night at the Thomson school
| Community Center Representative
Reed of New York Urged spread OF
| the community idea as exemplified In
Washington to other cities in the
United States. The speaker advocated
the use of public sch s"n buses
| throughout the country for COM
| munity meeting places.
John n. Shillady, secretary of the
National Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, announces
that he has taken steps toward con-
gressional investigation OF lynchlns
with a view to the federal govern
ment taking action to stamp out mop
murder"
Annual election of officers will fen
ture the meeting of the Teachers Cup
Of Washington in the cluorooms at D
o'clock Saturday afternoon. The cleo
ton will be followed by a reception Tor
members and their friends from 4 until
s clock.
Word has come from the New York
Headquarters of the Y. M. {. A. that
A. L. Smith of Washington, who some
time ago was named to take charge
of 'Y" work at st. Nazaire, the big
embarkation port in Europe, has been
transferred to Paris to take charge OF
the "Y' ocean transportation service
in that country. Mr.. Smiths work at
st. Nazaire was to keep happy the re-
turning soldiers.
The Alumni Association Of the Bush
ness High School will give its four
teenth annual excursion to Marshall
Hall tomorrow. Dancing and athletic
events will feature the entertainment.
Boats will leave the 18th street wharf
at 10 o'clock am. at 2:30 pm. and at
6:15 pm. Half of the proceeds will
be used to insure employment to re-
turning service men Of the school.
The Writern' League of Warrington
Is to meet tomorrow evening at
o'clock at the Public Library. The
program will consist Of the reading of
original short stories and poems by
| members of the league.
The Warrington Players will enter
tain the local boys just back from
overseas with, the presentation of
| three plays at Carroll Hall tomorrow
evening The plays include 1.-The
! Law" plain Mary Brown" and "a
! Child of Belgium Caleb w. O'Con-
| nor will direct.
The Maine Society will hold a series
| Of outdoor picnics this summer. The
| first is to be at the joaquin Miller
| Cabin, Rock Creek Park, at o'clock
Saturday evening. All war workers
| and others from Maine are invited.
Members of the Alumni Association
Of the Washington College Of Law last
| right gave it's annual reception to the
graduating class of the school at the
| residence of Miss Edna Sheehy, 2024
| P street.
! The Ohio Girls Club will hold q
| business meeting and social at Wilson
Normal School tomorrow evening to
arrange a summer program. All Ohio
girls are invited.
| The Calvert Club will have as a
! speaker tomorrow evening at $3.50
O'Clock at it's rooms. Dupont circle
Chaplain Fealy of Fort Myer. His
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
SMALLPOX PATIENTS COME.
Three Arrive From Friendly, Nd.
Apparently Ignorant Of Condition

Three smallpox patients have been
brought into the District from Mary
land. as a result Of which local health
officials are making an investigation
to determine whether prosecutions
shall be instituted.
1t would appear. according to off,
Gals. that the latest additions to the
smallpox colony. who drove in from
near Friendly. Md, were not aware
of the nature Of their ailment.
The patients are a mother. Georgi-
ana De Lilly. and two children, AL
bino and Calvin De Lilly. colored, who
formerly lived here. They have been
residing in Maryland less than six
months.
While the capital has had an un-
usual run of smallpox during the
past year, health officials believe it
IS now under control.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
MEDALS FOR DEBATERS.
G.. w. U. to Make Award to Six
Members of Team.

Medals will be presented to six
members of the George Washington
University debating team by the uni
versity. 1t Is announced by DR.. W IL
liam Miller Collier. president or the
institution. Those who will receive
this honor are Earle W. Wallick. Har-
ry Perrin, Joseph M. Bryant. Charles
7. Twindler, Herbert X. Hyde and
Ellis III. Manning.
A professional debating coach win
be arranged next year, II was an
nounced Miss Catherine Gayle. hrst
coed at the school to engage in an
intercollegiate debate, was awarded
first Individual honors in one OF the
contests. but because she was on the
losing side could not be given a
medal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
BUYS OLD MOORE PROPERTY.
James O'Donnen Pays $4,000 for
N. W. Corner, 10th and D Streets.

James o'Donnell. former druggist.
yesterday paid $4,000 for the old
Moore property at the northwest
corner of 10th and d streets. This
property was sold about six months
ago at auction for $5S.700 to John
Moore, one of the heirs of the Moore
estate.
erty as an investment. The corner
of the property is now occupied by
a cigar store. while the D street front
is also occupied by a lunch room.
The side property on 10th street and
the upper floors are occupied by an
auction concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-05
subject Is to be Honolulu" There is
to be no charge for admission.


Chaplain Tiplady Of the British Army
at Trinity M. E. Church tonight. will
speak on "Battleflelds Of France" He
will repeat the lecture tomorrow night
at Dumbarton Avenue NJ. e. Church.
The regular monthly smoke Of the
Kappa Alpha Alumni will be at 2b11
| 18th street northwest, Saturday night
! at $3.50 o'clock. There will be re-
freshments, music and speaking.
The Arts Club Of Warrington will
give an entertainment on the even
Ing OF June 10 at Sis o'clock In the
gallery OF the clubhouse. The enter
! den fete. The object of the enter
| tainment Is to raise funds with which
to buy a picture from the collection
of the late F. Hopkinson Smith. now
on view in the clubhouse.
I The Washington State and Alaska
Society will meet tonight at the
| Thomson School. 18th and L streets.
, officers are to be elected.
Washington Zionist District will OBJ
serve Flower day" next Sunday.
Committee Of girls will visit the
bones Of the Jewish residents and
sell flowers. Proceeds are to be de-
voted to the Jewish national fund.
which provides food and homes for
the needy in Palestine. Volunteers
are asked to report at the Y. NJ. H. A.
building, 18th street and Pennsyl-
isyania avenue. at 8 o'clock next Sun
| day morning.
! Members of Alpha xi Delta will
| meet for breakfast at Pierce mill,
Rock Greek Park, Sunday morning
at 9 O'Clock. Those who are to at
Cleveland 900 by tomorrow morning.
The Catholic Women's Service Club
! is to meet this evening at o'clock,
at COL e street.
Troop 81. Boy Scouts of America,
will give an exhibition and vaudeville
Church. 10th and C streets northwest,
tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
1t has been announced that the cam
paign to raise 100000 for the con-
struction Of a new building for the
| George Washington University Law
| School will be resumed soon. OF the
| sum desired about $4,000 has been
obtained. The proposed site is in the
! netghborhood Of 18th street and New
York avenue.
| Commissioner David J. Lewis of the
United States tariff commission Is to
| speak before the Georgia State So
| c1ety tomorrow night at o:SU o CLOCK,
at the Thomson School, 18th and l.
| streets.
| Ratchet, the weekly student pub1i-
cation of George Washington Univer-
sity, in it's latest issue. urged the con-
struction of an auditorium and gym
nasium as a memorial to the students
killed in the war. 1t proposes that
money donated by students and in
vested in war bonds as an endow-
| ment for the fostering of student &C
tivities be used as the nucleus of a
building fund.
| Hosteases at dances under the direc-
| ton of the War Camp Community
Service at the Naval Battalion Armory
! tonight and at the armory at l. and
! 9Th streets Saturday night will include
Mrs A. NJ. Barrett, Mrs. A. l. Gulick-
son. Mrs. Frank Fuller. Mrs. Harriet
Love- Mrs. G. l.. Peckham. Mss Har-
! riet Mcclellan, Miss Daisy Watkins,
Miss Gertrude Belden Spaulding, Mrs.
! A. H. Marsh and Miss Nora Huffman.
| TAKE BELL-ANS BEFORE MEALS
and see how fine good digestion makes you feel.
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