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, 1924-02-14

Mrs. Glenn r. Scott IL spendins
several days In the city this week
from Saratoga.
Mra. Joha Pasisoa sad daughter.
Mas Mary. wcre RaWlins vtsitoes on
sunday last from their hone u SAra.
to0N.
Mrs. rrask oeAiit has bssn . Raw.
Inns visitor for several days the past
wesk from SAratosa. aa1 - tAe Aouse
guest Of Mr.. Flora ksl1isoa.
Norris LAsssa hes bese sDsAAtas
several days n the city THE veek
from ~ so0oo.
, 1924-02-14
Carbon County Well
Represented at Ball

Carbon county WAS we'll repre-
scented At the formal ball given at
tho governors mansion In Cheyenne
last Friday nikht In honor Of tho
Kappa Sigma fraternity. Among
those In attendance Q Miss Mary
Buckley. chAs. Street and Louis
sehilt Of NAwiins and Pierre t.epon-
On Of Hanna. both George and Am
brose. twin sons Of Governor and
Mrs. william II. Ross. arc members
Of the fraternity NJ the University
Of Wyoming as are also Schilt.
Street and irponcn.
, 1924-02-14
Mrs. Phillips n
Dinner Hostess.

Mrs, S. c. Phillips was hostess at a
dinner Of attractive appointments at
the Ferris Hotel on Monday evening
at 7 o'clock. Valentine favors deco
rated the table where covers were
placed for Mesdames T.. \. Kell. Gus
Fleischli. William Hayden. G. G.
Fleming. George Franks, a. a. Saun-
ders. Ruth Joy Hopkins. Carl Aman.
Roy Sundin. c. w. Jeffrey and the
hostess. Bridge was INDUCED in aft
or dinner and prizes were awarded to
Mcsdames kell. Fleischli and Hay
den.
, 1924-02-14

Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Lynch were
h~os,sases st = delightful sveaiaS OF
bridge followed by . dainty lunch .,
their home IN Monday evening last
their guests being the NJ. and Mrs
". =. Daley. Miss swirts. Miss Ma.
honey. NJ. viii Wallace aad Mr
Broean. Prizes for the evening were
awarded 10 Mr. Daley and Miss No
hoAey. -
, 1924-02-14
birthday Party
For MIR. Downing.

a pretty Valentine party was Civ
on by Mrs. VI. C.. Downing on Monday
evening in honor OF Mr.. DownlnE's
birthday. Decorations and appoint
ments were in red and white In keep
Ing with the eason Bridge favors
were won by Mrs. Gohrocht. Mrs.
Carlson. Mr.. Cummings and Mr.. Nor
riH. The guests were Ncgsrs. and
Mechanics Olin Gobroccht. n. w.
Carlson c. X Taught, L. n. Start
cell. Carl Morris, J. W. Cummings.
Earl Burnt and Miss Lynn Finr"y.
OF McFadden. Wyo.
, 1924-02-14

When the second overtime period
WAS also announced that a return
match between these two evenly
balanced teams would be held Wed
ncsday. February l2;h, At the High
School Gymnasium.
, 1924-02-14
ViOlinist To Join
Brandie's Orchestra

Mr.. IL Falk. Conservatory Gradu-
ate Violinist. will Join Brandie's
Orchestra for the party tonight at
the Ferris Hotel and will remain In
Rawl!ns thereafter.
Mr.. Falk Is coming with Tho un-
dcrstanding that II is the people of
Rawlins he must please and Brandic
feels sure he viii NH the bill" as
he was associated with him four
years ago In Casper.
Mr.. Falk is bringing his library
OF standard selections 30 the music
lovers OF Rawlins VIII again hear
their fayorito numbers In the Din
Ing Room OF the Ferris Hotel every
evening.
Arthur Rasmussen is spending sew
, 1924-02-14
birthday Dinner for
Betty StrRtton.

Miss Betty Stratton. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Tony Stratton. enter
tained at u very pretty dinner party
In her home las, evening In celebra-
ton OF her birthday. Her guests
were Mrs. Ethel Fuiks. Misses Louise
Barr. Gladys McKinnon. Angela Hur-
ley and Sybil Farley.
, 1924-02-14

Miss Marguerite buckley spent the
week end at Cheyenne and beaver.
returning to the city Monday morn
Ing.
, 1924-02-14
Mrs. Gobrccht l. Hostess.

Mrs, Olin Gobrecht entertained
very pleasantly at bridge on Tuesday
afternoon in her home. Valentine
favors and decorations made II an
attractive affair. The high score at
bridge was made by Mrs. Carl Nor
ris and the consolation prize award
ed to Mrs. ]. w. Cummings. Those
enjoying Mrs. G]obrecht's hospitality
were Mesdames NJ. G. Downing. j. +.
Baker. Earl Barnt. a. W. Carlson.
c. X Taught. ]. w. Cummings. Carl
Morris. T. G. Peeler. Leighton Stan
ton; Misses Lynn Finney and Ruby
Carlson.
, 1924-02-14
Younger Girls Form Club.

Sara Mosher entertained the S. II.
X. Club and a few guests last Satur-
day afternoon in her home. The aft
ernoon was spent in playing Nah
JonEg and other games. After dain-
ty refreshments were served, dane
ing finished "A pleasant afternoon.
The club members present included
Misses Frances Holmquist. Rachel
Waldmith. Margaret Brown. Geral-
dine Niece. Helen Craig. Marjory
Rendle and Sara Mosher. The guests
were Misses Cecil Bennett. Barbara
Bible. Frances Bangs. Geraldine
Z Coleman and Amy Blydenburg.
, 1924-02-14
Bake Sale Saturday.

The Ladies' Aid Society of thu
Methodist church will hold a bak
sale on Saturday afternoon at tn
Rawlins Bakery. Cakes. pies. cook
les and other homemade foods viii
be offered for sale.
, 1924-02-14
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DclDhian Club Program.

Dclphian Club Program.
The following program will be
given at the next meeting of the
Delphian Study Club. which will be
held at the home of Mrs. w. w.
Daley on Monday evening. February
Is.
Preparatory reading. Part V. p.
257. and PIP PAS to 257.
Life of Bach, PIT. V. p. 255
Mrs. b. p. Parker
Organ Composition, p. 257 .
-.. Mrs. b. II. Donnelly
Well Tempered Clavicord. p.
259 and The Passion. p. 261
-..-..-.....-.- Mrs. J. w. Wisda
Music from Bach. Mrs. j. c. Martinez
Life OF Handel, p. EGG .............
J. W. Law
Handel as an Opera Director. p.
264 ..............Mr c. A. Brimmer
The Oratorio, p. 2G5 ...-
...M Mrs. w. II. Coleman
Music -......-..-..... Miss Louise Irving
Bridge Club Mt Mrs. Fuiks
La Joie de vie Bridge Club was de-
l~ightfully entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Ethel Fuiks' yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Roy Riford and Mrs. w.
bridge prizes were won by Mrs. b. n.
II. Stookey were special guests. The
Herkles and Mrs. VIM. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Campbell are
receiving the congratulations OF
their friends upon the birth of a baby
daughter who arrived at their home
yesterday afternoon.
, 1924-02-14

The Thimble Club was pleasantly
entertained on Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ed Julio, with Mrs.
S. Z~ingsheim. joint hostess with Mrs.
Julio. The afternoon was spent in
z sewing, followed by a dainty lunch.
Mrs, Apperson was a special guest Of
7 the club.
, 1924-02-14
Benefit for the
Rawlins Reading Room.

Mrs. Lawrence Dolhn. who has
been conducting classes In fancy
dancing for several weeks. announce,
that n dance drama IN being arranged
for presentation the first week aftor
Easter. This viii be n beautiful af.
fair participated In by s.ycnty-aye
or ~. hundred children and young
ladies' In pretty costumes. and viii
probably TAX. place In the strand
th.ntar.
The proceeds ar. q b. devoted TO
n worthy cause. the Rawlins Read
ing Room, which Ia supported entire
ly by donations.
, 1924-02-14

Arthur Rasmussen In spending sey.
.ral days In Saratoga this week look.
Ing after business matters.
, 1924-02-14
Social Activities for
Next Week.

~ ~
Next Week.
The approaching season OF Lent In
probably III. cauH. Of the social cal.
rndar being filled TO OVERLOOKING
with bridge parties next week.
Mrs. c, D. skipworth will be hos
tess on Tuesday and Wednesday aft.
o at bridge parties which are
the frs, OF n series OF similar at.
fairs which will be continued through
the spring.
on Wednesday afternoon. wedncs.
day evening and Thursday afternoon.
Mrs G. 4. trimmer and Mrs. J. W.
wisda will entertain a host Of friends
a, bridge In the home OF Mrs. Brim.
mer.
Mcsdam mes Abe StrAtton. q. n.
johnson. J. N Johnson and Miss Al.
ice johnson have issued Invitation.
for . bridge party on Friday after
noon at the Masonic temple.
, 1924-02-14
Bridge Party This Evening.

~
NiThr - r. hsh't anu M'Hr 'llh
~'obt''ht WIZ entertain a FIpup OF
bridge In the Thode apartments.
which Will be prcttily decorated for
the occasion with hearts. cupids and
other Valentine favors. The guests
viii play bridge In the Gobrecht
rooms and adjourn TO tho Baker
apartment for the enjoyment OF n
~two-courso lunch. Those who will
play include Messrs. and Mosdhmos
~ G Downing. Leighton Stanton. 7
" f''l'f. y w 'uminlnEHf 'AFl
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PnAvY I Ctsx0slOvENsKA.

int. Hamernik, professor a No
wax 2 Vodhan. Kurs rfdil pf.
Vaclav Toningr, okresni diver
mix Prazaku u Vodnan. Znac
inc zasluhy 81 o kurs ziskal pf.
Jar. aKvan z Vodnan.
Jublejni slavnosti B. SINE
tany v Pisku zahajeny byly
|velmi d6stojnym zpIsobem
dine Is. ledna v slavnostne W.
zdobenem m6stakem divadle.
Poradatelstvo pfipravilo pre-
Pisek program slavnosti SINE
tanovych v $irok6rn a obsaz-
mem ramci, pozvalo nase nej-
IprednejA um9lce a tim posta-
lvilo meato samo do prvnich
rad on6ch mist naA republiky,
ktera vyznamnym ZpusObem
B. Smetanu oslavuji. Jako slav
inostni recnik pozvan byl k "a
hajeni prof. DR.. J. Theurer Z
Pribrame. Jeho prednaska "a.
ujala kazdeho posluchace .
pnblizila vsem velikost Smeta-
nova zjevu pro cesky narod a
pro nasi hudbu zvlaste. Vykre
Islendm obrazu, jak vypadala
hudba v Praze pred Smetanou
a jak vypadala po prichodu
Smetanove, vystoupily zretel-
ne reformatorske snahy mis-
ira, jeho zasluhy o vytvofeni
ceske hubby a o prohlouheni
pojmu cesstvf. -
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v PQND1Lf,4. 3NoRA 1924.

zinkovs dvouhal6fe m j..
II. Move dvouhalefe t6mef z
(cist@ho xinku podobaji SO
|svym vzhlsdSm peti q deseti-
hal6tdm q jsQu svou velikosti
mezi psti q desetihalefem.
Dvouhal6r je asi 0 l nm tlust-
81 q vetsi nez petihaler. Pdvod
mi 0mysl byl raziti ash 40 mi
liQnl kus1, mnozstvi toto vsak
Ivzhledem k cenam ,zbozi, KITE
re nejevi pfflis velike tenden-
ca sestupner k mensim Hsldm,
kde by bylo potrebi drobnej-
sfch penez, kdyz ma pffklad
] zapalky stoji, 30 hal. uka-
zalo 50 zatim aepotfebne a
TAX bude dane do ob6hu zatim
TO milionl kusd. Mensi cast
lt6chto minci byla liz razena,
ale do obehu nemohou ,byti da
my drive nez na jafe.
Uhelny prdmysl ceskoslov.
repuhliky V fijnu 1924, Ka-
lmenne uhli bylo dohyvano ma
s134 e hn6d& uhli na 207 zavo-
dech. Ma ACKNOWLEDGMENT do
,;iech pracovalo 69.044 a ma
hnsdouhelnych 41.045 delni-
XII. "a mesic fijen bylo vyte-
zeno 99S.s16 tun kamenneho
a 1,405.6s9 tun hnedeho uhli.
lVykon delnikdv "a smenu ci-
nil ,pfi kamennem uhh- 0.702
a pfi hneden 'uhli 1904 tun.
" fijhu bylo vyvezeno 2 ces-
sloyenske republiky celkem
68.942 tun kamenneho a 120.-
237 tun hnedeho uhli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

kdyz Sc domek hoTi. An
ma Svrckova, 40leta domkaf-
ka z Popudin Sc ob6sila ma pd-
de. Y posledni dobe byla "a
dum.Giva a konecne 81 zoufa-
la. Obesila Sc proto. ze IA
iejim, nedavno postaveaiem
domku jsou pukliny. Meia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

rows n. L. v Pferov9 n. l.. stal
Sc obecnim starostou Vacl. Pc
trd, z&stupce jedne re socialis-
tcktch stran, a ihned fekl, ze
to bude jeho nestesti, pone-
vadz wal dfad prot vIli sve
zeny. A take bylo. Dne 27.
bfezna m. r. odevzdal Jan Ku-
cera starostovi 971 Kc jako
pfisp&vek ma byt v obecnf pa
stousce. Starosta odevzdal Pc
nfze obec. stri4nikovi Vacl.
Kozlovi. ktery je mel odevzda
ii obecnfmu pokAadniku ", Ma
tejkovi. Pr revisi dctd v srpnu
Sc pfislo ma to, &e penize me-
byly odevzd&ny a Kozel byl
proto zalovan pro zlocin kra-
deze. Senat "a predsednictvi
". r. Iva straznika Kozla o.
svobodil, nonSvsdA starosta
,nemohl udad. pred kym mu
'penize odevzdal a bylo tvrze-
mi prot tvrzeni, Starosta ma in
iterpelaci v obecnim vyboru
odpovidal: Wy jste mi vrazi!
lJa nam donna same mrzuto-
,'sti. PHI poslednich volbach sta
Irostou jH zwolen nebyl.
/ .Romnik vddci .el,ksho od-
boje. v cdslavi Sc stavi bu-
lde bray odhalen pomnik Ma
ityasi Hlickemu, ktery byl kne
zem podobojich a vidcem sell
lskeho odboje proti slecht9. Byl
|pfemozen po bitve b6lohor-
Iske ma nam6sti v caslavi po-
1praven. Odhaleni pomniku
bude dvodem k velkym ca
ldavskym oslavam zizkovym.
Drzi loupez ma po;ts v Ma.
,lych Prosenicich. Ma postov-
|nim dfade v Malych Proseni-
,'cich u Prerova spachana byla
pred pedavnem drza loupez.
Pred 5. hodinou vecerni pre-
lpocitavala postmistrova Hoff-
mannova penize, ktere 81 po-
,,nechala po denni expedici pc
neznf ma vyplaty poukazek a
sekd PRO pristi den. Penize 81
.tffdila die druha bankovek ma
Iiednotlive hromadky. Kratce
pred ukoncenim drednich no.
din vstoupil do uradu nezna-
my mlady muz a zadal blan-
,ket ma telegram. Postmistrova
se otocila pro blanket, ale
kdyz se znovu obratila, spatTi-
Ia, ze neznaml muz miri il re
lvolverem ma prsa. Postmistro-
We z3stala celia ohromena, tax
re nemohla AMI o pomoc vo-
lati. Lupi& hrahl do penez,
lvzAl 4600 Kc, vyrazil 2 budo-
Ivy poatovniho lradu, utekl sill
'nici X Raclavicim a zmizel We
lvrboNi ma brezieh Becvy. Lou
pei Jest tim drzejsi. popevadz
.postovni trad v Malych Pro-
,senicich Jest Y nsiziveisi casti
obce proti rolnckemu cukro-
,varu 2 vedle cetne navst6vova
Inc cukWvarske restaurace.
Il VodnAny. Gle okresni orga-
nisace ukoneily ma Vodnansku
-. ledna t, r, hospodafsko-vzde
slavaci kurs, ktery byl SO ida
rem We Vodnanech konan. Ia
sjem o kurs byl veliky q acast
mad ocekavani hojna. Refer&-
lty vysthoyaly veskere otazky
naseho hospodafskeho poll
tick6ho zivota a pfinesly lcast
In{kdm cenne poznatky. neh
pTednasejici byli vesmes re
.lfad znamenitych. odbornikl.
! Prdmerpa ucast byla 80 pra-
tel, ktefi Sc stfidai die toho,
jaky referat ma ten ktery den
,pmpadl. Ma kursu referovali
pp.: DR.. OF. Jifikovsky, vrch-
pi stat. zverolekaf z Pisku,
Jan Malkus, byv. poslanec q
rolnfk Pasek, inz. BaraGek,
konsulent Zem3d&lsk& rady 2
Prahy, vrchni rada Richter, dr
- 4 r ~ -
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strach, ze AZ jeji nauz Sc vrati
2 Ameriky, bnde il "a to cini-
ii zodpovedRou. ...
8
W Aeae- 1
"copsk mi mazes rici Q vel
rNbe?"
sze Sc vyznaeuje yelikym
formatem. "-'7' = = - = ''..1''
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-04

nejedne rodne byva zdrojem pfijm1 zaflzeni byu
dob mrovych sTednich vrstyach bya pred valkou
lsporn6 vyssi zivotn nez Sv6dci tom velke
Ii sesti sedmpokojoye byty, zafizene ykNsem pfepy
lchem akym setk&yame jen rodnach boh&Gl Stare
cnove nadob ceske sklo msensky porcan perG kober-
lee rokokovy nabtek isou chloubou pfecetnSeh rodin
trudnych dnesnich doh&ch odhodlavaj aed p6knych
tech veci &C tezkym srdcen prodeji Ne prodej hro-
madnemu eastech to en pfipade opr&vdove nou-
Eze Neradi vem neradi loNci tim po eta zpem-
novalo Jim domov prodava spise soukro6 nez stare
zniku Vytvofiy t6z spoky ez umo5AN nezistne pri
susnklm chudnouci stfed fdy prodej pfemsta domaci
/ ho zafizeni anz by byh vystaveni vykorist'ov&Ai
Nemecko - stejnA Jake Rusko je pfesv6deivym pfi
kladem ze ceostanin rozvrate rpi pryp fad9 nejvcc
ntegentn tfida stredni Bnde trva doAhou dobu nez
v Nemecku zotav rodiny sfenich vstevz 4ke pohromy
Ijakou ne uvaila nest'astn poitika prusk& s
Evening star., 1924-11-15

Big detached %-bedroom houses, sun
parfor; Kitchens that are wonders and
Large living room with open fireplace.
Full Aoored attics. Garage to match
house. A splendid home on convenient
terms.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
VOLUME OF BUILDING
GAINS, COST DECLINES
Downward Trend in Prices Con-
tinues Una bated. Says Report Of
Engineering Record.

NEW YORK. November 1.-THE
general volume trend il large COM
lnercial building construction, Fed
eral Government work and eXcava-
tions continues to move upward. En-,
Eineering News Record reports today
Consistent downward trend in con-
Structton costs is uDdisturbed and
favorable progress for this month
rejecting In part the heaviest Octo-
ber volume since 1919. IS expected.
There was a s;aCkening in the week
just closing in industrial construc
tion ard in road and bridge building.
Post-election tendency to advanced
prices has failed to materialize
although steel, which, next TO lun-
Der, has been one of the weakest
Items on the basic materials list. IS
again III better demand. Railroads
throuehout the country have bought
$l00,o0o,000 worth Of equipment in
the past 60 days. orders covering
fully as much have been held In re-
serve awaiting removal of election
uncertainties.
Prices prevailing here for construc-
ton materials include structural
shapes. 100 pounds, S3.3t; steel re-
Evening star., 1924-11-15

dress on the subject % National
Repr aud the members Of
tho board will be asked to vote on the
question Of having the Washington
realtors' organisation sign the Joint
petition to ConSrsss recommending
tho passage OF Legislation covering
national representation.
Ddwin c. BrandsnbsrH, prominent
member OF the local bar. will also de-
liver an address to the realtors on
some aspects Of the legal side Of real
estate business. The meeting will be
presided over BY Thomas =. FARRELL.
president Of the board. After the
meeting 4n informal buffet supper
will be served
Evening star., 1924-11-15

inforcing bars, 100 pounds. sS.c4
cast-iron pipe. 6 inches and over, ton.
s56.6 and $3.50: cement without
bags, barrel. $3.50 and s2.s0;' lime,
finishing, Eydrated, ton, $3.50: com
mon brick, delivered, 1000. SIS; and
linseed oil, raw, 5-barrels lots. gallon.
Sl.0S. Common labor, union, rates
Is cents per hour.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
REALTORS WILL EXPRESS
CAPITAL SUFFRAGE VIEW
To Act On Question Next wednes-
day After Address on Topic
BY =. r. Colladay.

The Washington Real Estate Board
will hold It's November meeting At
Wardman Park Hotel on the evening
OF next Wednesday. Edward F. Col
laday. president Of the Washinxton
Board OF Trade. will deliver an ad-
Evening star., 1924-11-15
A MAGNIFICENT Tract of Land

being developed with attractive homes
on premises will give you all informa-
tion. You MAY have as large lot as
you desire. This is beautiful country
and you should make it point to see
il now. Drive out 9TH. Street Pike to
the Colesville Pike and east to the Toll
House Tavern on right. Note our big
signs or property.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
STEEL SIZES SPECIFIED.
Commerce Department Issues Rec
concentrations to Trade.

The division of sinlplified practice OF
the Department of Commerce has re-
Gently issued recommendations that the
recognized sizes OF square and round
stea! reinforcing bars, i'll terms Of cross
sectional area. be reduced to the fol-
lowing
Evening star., 1924-11-15
:M|LLI0NS SAVED
YDRUC CONCERNS
Modern Methods of Con-
: 3 .struction Lower Fire In
!, surance Charges.

~ Modern methods of construction
And equipment have saved millions
W dollars to the wholesale drug trade.
Vt is declared in a report prepared
dor the National Wholesale Druggists
AssCciation by Secretary Charles
Harold Waterbury OF New York City.
N This advance. it is said, is due large
1E TO tho associations committee on
Hire insurance, which purSues the
nolicy Of comforting with local boards
NJ with the National Board OF Fire
Kind erW riterS to the end that surveys
Of cities in which wholesale druggists
.pTc located may learn what their
needs are and undertake the Correc
zion of defects,
y Advice Has Been Needed.
Il That these recommendations have
Been needed is we'll observed from a
shlrvey of the recent construction Of
wholesale drug houses" says MIR.
Waterbury. within the past two
decades many new structures have
Seen erected. providing for large
Areas to take care OF floor and shelf
stockS.
\ These buildings are all equipped
With safety pumps to take care Of
their oils. refrtgerators for biologi-
e$l products. special safety quarters
e. a7!GerouS articles such as expIo-
q. 'o:' and inrisnNnables, automatic
srrlnklerS are installed throughout.
while all doors and stairwayS are of
Greproof construction.
L
y Great Saving Effected.
d The work OF this committee has
resulted In great saving for whole
sale druggists. In 1875 rates We're
anywhere from S1.o0 per 800 risk to
- 90 for all risks, while later sur
Heys show the rate to he from Is
cents per hundred for sprinklered
risks to % cents for brick structures
rot spriuk tered, while rates on con-
tents range from 20 cents per 500
r5.h in fireproOf sprluklered buildings
e MIS- in ordinary brick buildings
VI sprink Tered.
lover period OF years the rate
&C vsntages gained by the constructive
york OF the association have resulted
IN saving FOR members in the aggre-
;ti,te literally millions Of dollars.
while the expense reduction amounts
10 hundreds of thousands of dollars
annually"
Evening star., 1924-11-15

The International Molders' Union
of North America comprises 420 local
unions, with a total membership Of
more than 80. 900.
Evening star., 1924-11-15
Our Leland Homes

have sold faster than they could be
finished. Bungalows and two-storv
houses on paved streets with ali modern
Improvements. Only few LETT out OF
s. houses built and under construction.
These beautiful dwellings range in price
from S8,775 to so,775 on easy terms. Drive
out Connecticut Ave. to Bradley Lane.
west on Bradley Lane to Wisconsin
Ave. and north to our Office on Leland
Street
Evening star., 1924-11-15
You People Paying Rent

of 500 per month and over should sec
these new northeast homes. Priced at
$3.50 on very easy terms. Sample house
on Morton St. between 9th and 9TH. L
and NJ SITS. NE. Open daily and Sun
days. A tapestry brick with built-in
garage; six rooms and bath. front and
rear porches. hot water heat and cleo
trio lights; prettily decorated through
out. Your choice of ten. Come out and
see them at once.
Evening star., 1924-11-15

1910 Quincy St. NV.
Here is bargain in Columbia Heights.
Three rooms deep, front and back
porches, sleeping porch, open fireplace,
tiled bath and additional lavatory and
toilet off master bedroom; two-car
brick garage; just half block from l4th
ST. car line. Only $4,000 on convenient
terms. Inspect it tomorrow. Vacant and
ready for immediate possession.
The Lambertville record., 1924-02-01
Haven't LamberfviHe Voters
Intelligence Enough to Vote?

Monday evening the Lambertvl Commissioners held hearing
the proposed school improvements which involves appopr
alton of $ls50o0 The majority of those present speaking
the proposition, in favor of the project
there deplorabe their speeches
When contended that the appropriation
should be voted on by the taxpayers he was replied by bald
implying the people enough
the ineligenty
personally improved facilities Lam
bertvile If had been present at the meeting would have
said But would certainly branded
that intelligent enough
express their approval or dsapprova of the
One of the who implied that lot
of nitwts is local church. imagine he
have embarrassing moments, trying explain away
Implications to the members of his church who voted for him
pastor, and who his salary
Another claiming that Lambertvile intel
igenty informed enough improvements
has said that he will for Commissioner Spring. We
imagine he will also have embarrassing explain
ing his statements away when he tries to get local taxpayers to
for him.
But "intelgenty informed then
it is the duty of the officials in charge inform them
lgeny They should be told frankly squarely just
how much these school going
local fnancier has informed that he estimates will
raise taxes another cent How much will that be?
WE'LL the back of 1923 bill you will you
taxed SLIT 500 special
find that the to be raised by
also printed the back of bill
provided for off reing) old
understand there about $4,000 still emanng Also,
$225o provided for interest these old school bonds
Now when the bond issue of $ls5OoO
mentioned fnancier estimates that another $4,000 will be added
to the yearly of the schools This will
deposits sinking increased expense that
will naturally follow the larger plant
And took SLIT $Oo for
be raised you will to pay
red school order the additional which
makes total of abop 100000 The school
officials should not be- afraid to neigeny inform the voters
what the will be- Then there could
when raised from total of S402 approx
maey S. $100 thoroy favor of improved educat-
onal facilities and this by pointing the
articles published this paper But am
just horoly favor of informing the people, pay
the bill, just what the will be-
repeat depoable argue
education and enlightenment should frankly inform
and enighen and educate them GORDON COOPER)