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Evening star., 1925-04-26
Sees Time Coming
When WOn,afs Must
Support Husband
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, April 25.-When
women really do become quite
equal" to men it will then be the
duty of a wife to support her hus-
band just as much as it is for a
husband to support his wife, in
the opinion of Magistrate II. w.
w. Wilberforce of the Marylebone
Court.
1--WE have not got to that yet,
but we are approaching it," he
said in passing judgment in case
brought by d woman, who said she
had been supporting her husband
for two years. Wilberforce said
there is no duty upon the wife to
do that at present.
He must Shift for himself" de-
clared the magistrate.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
WOODC0CK TO PUSH.
ALCOHOL INQUIRY.
Additional Indictments to Be
Sought in Chemical Com
pany Investigation.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

BALTIMORE. Md, April 25.-
United States District Attorney Amos
w. Woodcock announced today that
he would make a further investigation
next week into the affairs of the Mary
land Drug and Chemical Company,
Of this city.
The investigation, it is said, may
extend into other nearby cities and
the grand jury will again be called
upon for indictments, in addition to
the II returned yesterday. Gov
ernment agents are Investigating the
manner in which the company obtain
ed it's alcohol and how it was dis
posed of to persons and firms in other
cities.
Elmer l.. Trey. chief of the intelli-
gence unit, Internal Revenue Bureau,
said last night that special agents of
the unit were continuing their inVesti-
cation into the Maryland Drug and
Chemical Co. case. How far their
probe had gone was not revealed.
Any results, Mr.. Trey said, would be
communicated to District Attorney
W oodcock! at Baltimore, who present
ed the case to the grand jury.
The eleven indictments were return.
ed in the cases of persons in Wash
tngton, Baltimore and Atlanta.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
BOY OF II is SUICIDE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va, April 25.-Lee
Loving. II years old. died in a local
hospital here this afternoon from a.
selfinflicted gunshot wound. No rea-
son Is given for the shooting. The
boy lived in Henrico County and was
we'll liked. He was brought to the
hospital in a private car.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
BUYS $500, 900 PICTURE
FOR PATRON IN AMERICA
New York Dealer Refuses to Name
Painter of Old Masterpiece
or Customer.

By Cable to The Star and New York World.
LONDON, April 25.-J. I. McGuirk,
New York art dealer, today persisted
in his refusal to disclose the pur-
chaser and name of the old master
which he has just bought here for
about f40 900. 1t Is reported in art
circles, however, that the painting is
either a Reynolds or a Gainsborough.
All McGuirk would admit was that 'it
is by one of the great eighteenth GEN.
tury portrait painters" He said he
was sending it to New York by the
next boat to the millionaire for whom
he had bought 1t.
McGuirk yesterday bought four
other pictures, which he refused to
name, bringing his total expenditure
here up to about ESQ. 900. He will de-
part Tuesday for Paris, where he ex.
poets to spend some weeks buying art
treasures.
Copyright, 1925.)
A movement has started I'm Eng
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Rich Fruit Broker Dies.

ONTARIO, Calf, April 25.-George
Meadows Pope of Rutherford, n. j.,
wealthy fruit broker and exporter. for
II years head of the firm of Dennis,
Kimball Pope of New York City,
died hsxe today.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

dozen large American cities now
have more people in their suburbs
than within their boundaries
Evening star., 1925-04-26

A Chicago bank is renting safe G,<~
post boxes at a penny a day.
Evening star., 1925-04-26

A movement has started in Eng
Hand to restore fiogging for blackmaiI.
Evening star., 1925-04-26
Petworth, Eighth and Shepherd

streets northwest:
Tuesday = Rhythmic expression
dancing class. rehearsal for the Trip
Van Winkle' pantomime, to be given
with the cooperation of the dramatic
group of the Southeast Community
Center on May 8: piano class and
music expression class. 3:l5: Public
Speaking Club, s; Social . Dancing
Club 8; an illustrated lecture on wild
flowers, under the auspices of the edu-
cation committee OF the Petworth
Woman's Club, by Mrs. E. T. Wherry,
8. -,.
Friday = Basketry group; Girl
Scouts: Brownies; Petworth Commu-
nifty Orchestra; Boy Scouts, branch
of Troop 100. -
Johnson-PowelI, Hiatt place and La.
mont street northwest.
Tuesday-French for, adults, 2:30;
French for children, $50; rhythm for
children, $3.50.
Wednesday-Violin lessons for chill
dren, 3:15.
Friday-French for adults, $50;
French for children, $50; expression
and dramatics for children. $50; So
cial dancing instruction for children,
$50; piano classes for children, 3:15;
Scout Troop, No. 80; ,O-E-Mor ORA
matte Club, rehearsal, 7:30; social
dancing instruction for adults. 7:45.
Saturday-O-E-Mor Club, 1870.
Burrville, Division avenue and Cor
coran street northeast.
Monday-Industria Art Club. with
| the groups employed in needle work,
wax work, basketry, paper flower max
| ing, embroidery. knitting, millinery.
crocheting and upholstery; supervised
study period for children, 7:S0 to Q.
| Tuesday-Piano classes for children
and adults, 3 to S; piano classes for
adults, to z; Community Chorus of
| the Clef Club, 8; Community Orches-
ira; game groups; THE Lonesome
| Three" boxing group, 8.
| Wednesday-The Industrial Art
Club will receive instruction in flower
making; supervised study period for
Evening star., 1925-04-26
At Community Centers
Of the Public Schools.

The Park View Community Center
will elect two delegates at large to
represent the community on the ad-
visory committee of the center, May
1 at pm. The clubs of the center
will unite IN entertaining the COM
munity. The orchestra of the Friday
Night Social Club will furnish the
music. the welcoming addresses will
be made by members of the Public
Speaking Club. the Drum and Bugle
Corps of the Boy Scouts will play
Taps" the two rhythm classes will
demonstrate the seasons work, the
Ukulele Club will give several num-
bers, and members of the community
will contribute talent. There will be
a display of basketry and reed work
by the adult and children's groups
and of handwork in wood by the boys
group.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

etns ilAy Sgsks; Y des1tSH les
mach ami Y ceiej Prahe nemohol
Id6stst' Ja1E6 Cldr& sl6veiiskej
khfhy, Ie56 Z ) tsk6ye veci se tahl
nfkdo nezsj jfnfa''. Ksd' som Dol
poslsdhy raz ' Prahe, prosiii ma
vfaceff ceskf studenti d6razhe, u
.by som i'm zG SYovenska postal ne
5ake slovensk9 knihy, lebo vfaj
oYii. este sfovenskej khihy v6bec
iievfdeH q nevedia vraj v6bec,
.sjak ia slovenstina vypada Z. Ia
pfakal som skoro mad takymitol
zhalostianii ceskycsl studenfov O
sl6veneiiie, ked' som to pocul, a
tivedomil som 81, kol 'ko sd Cd na-
sich slovehskych studentov poza-'
duje O. znalosti ceskej reel, ceskej
lfteratdry, ceskych dejfn!!!
Naz tieto veci prekazajt pri
rozvoji nasej slovenskej literatd-
ry a toto sd lifavne prieiny malthot
odbytu sfovenskych knih!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
PARCELACIA vEt.KosTATKov
MA siOVtNSKU.

| Vel'kostatok Jablonica: Mali
ter Anton a Kitty Apponyi, le-
ziaci ' !katastralnych obciach Jab-
lonica, HIboka, Senica, Cerove a
Nadas; s1dny okres Senica a Tr-
nava. Vsetka pol 'nohospodarska
ina p6da, okrem lesov.
Vel 'kostatok senica: Mattel
st. Saroita Wagon, leziaci '
katastr. obci Senica; sildny okres
Senica. Vsetka pol 'nohospodarska
a ina p6da okrem lesov.
vel 'kostatok suroviny: Majitel'
Arpad Wagon Sarolta Wagon,
Y katastr. obci Senica; slidny O..
kres Senica. Vset!ka pol 'nohospo-
darska ina poda okrem lesov.
ve1'kostatok Nadas: Majitel'
F. Krisdhker, leziaci v katastr. OBJ
ciach Nadas, Jablonica, Rozbehy;
sldny okres Senica Trnava.
Vsetka pol 'nohospodarska ina
poda, krem lesov.
Vel 'kostatok vrbovce: Majitel'
Jan Lichtenstein, katastr. obci
Vrbovce, okres Uhorska Skalica.
Vsetka pol 'nohospodarska ina
poda, okrem lesov.
Vel'kostatok Turafnka. Mattel
Jindrich, Adolf Valefia Haber-
field, v katast. obci LVuraldka
Sobotiste; sddny okres Myjava
Senica. Vsetka pol 'nohospodarska
a ina p6da okrem lesov.
Vel'kostatok po Janovi Palfy
v katast. obciach, Trnava, Bole-
raz, Bogdanovce, Selnice, Nestych
Dlha, Kosolna, Sucha, Borova,
zvoncin, Klueovany, SLOW. Nova
Yes Cataj, v sud. okresoch Tr-
nava Pezinok. Vsetka pol mo-
hospodarska a ina poda, okrem le-
SOW. ......
Vel'kostatok Sered n. Vahom:
Mattel Klara Ohrensteinova a
deti, v katastr. obciadh Sered,
Stredny Cepen, V. .Macas, Sinta-
va, Vagovce, Taksony a Tos Ma
rasd; siidny okres Trnava, Ga
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

Ilanda 4 Sals md V&ylse <et.a
pol nchcspodArska i in6 pods ..
krenn lesov.
vsl'kestatck Trnava: Mattel
Kupp Adolf 4 Ignac, katastr!
obci Trnava. VSetka pol 'nohospo-
tdarska q ina p6da, okrem lesoy.
Vel 'kostatok teklJs: Majitel'
DR.. Michal Esterhazy, V katast.
ebci CeklJs. Vsetka pol 'nohospo-
,darska ina p6da okrem lesov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01

10 roll 'nici. Ako vsak mono dnes
cd nasho ubiedeneho slovenskeho
,iradnictva a ukrivdenej sloven-
skej> intelligence ziadat', ably 81
kupila slovensk1 knihu, ked' SO.
tva stacf vyzit' 20 skrovneho 70
brackeho platu. A slovenska kniha
je draha, bohuzial', drahsia, ako
ceska, lebo praca typografov ma
Slovensku je drahsia, ako ces-
kych zemiach. A my Slovaci ne
name, bohuzial', mecenasov, kto-
ri by umoznili vydavanie sloven-
skych knfh: Nasa Matica Sloven-
ska nemoze pre- slovenske knihy
a literatnru Wac urobit' ako robi.
Slovenski spisovatelia a basnici
nemozu po slovensky vydavat' svo
je diela, vsetci st 'azuju 81 trpko,
ze nemozu najst' nakladatel a pre-
vydanie ich veci, a to veci do
brych, prvotriednych. Minuly tyz-
den st 'azoval sa mi mas Emil b.
leslav Iukac, ktory teraz nasiel
nakladatel'a pre- svoju krasnu
sbierku "Dunaj a Selma, ako
t'azko sa tvorf a pise, ked' sa vic,
ze i tax to bude musiet' lezat' V
pracovnych stolfkoch az do tych
cias, kym sa niekto nesmiluje a
to nevyda: Slovenskf literati pre-
chadzajd celou kalvariou, kyvm
najdu nakladatela, ktory vyda
konecne ich prace.
V com je teda pricina dpadku
slovenskej literatiiry, ktora sa me-
moze vol ne rozvijat', lebo jej '
ceste stoja prekazky vacsie, nez
tomu bolo pod tyranniou mad ar
skej vlady? Kto je tomu ma prf-
cine, re slovenska kniha nemoze
sa tax rozsirit' taky odbyt mat
ako kniha ceska, ktora ma i tn ma
Slovensku vyborne odbytiste /? Po-
knsim sa ma to odpovedat'.
Podl'a mojho skromneho nahl a
du ma pricine su v prvom rade ii
Cesi a, bohuzial', i Slovaci, ktori
stale neprestajne tr1bia do usd
nasich bratov Cechov, ze Slovaci
sl nevzdelanci, idiot, zanedbani,
nekultiirni, indiferentni, blbf, hln-
pi, bastardni, ktori sa musia este
vel INF mnUho a mnoho Cd Cechov
ucit', kym sa ak6-tak budd lnoct
postavit' na ich 1roven. Ako mo-
zu potion kupovat' a cftat' nasi
bratia Cesi slovenske knihy, ked
sa i'm takto podava mienka 0 Slo-
vakochs My uznavame nasu zac.
stalost' "a bratskym narodom ces-
kym, ale nemozeme sdhlasit' $ ia.
kymit6 vyr6kani, o ms vyn4sa-
nymi. ved' predsa slovensky pa-
rod NAL ma literatcv a umelcov
ma svetovej nrovni stojacich. Ci
nebol Hviezdoslav svetovym bas-
nixon alebo Vajansky svetovym
spisovatel 'omY Zato my predsa
Inemo6eme, ze neboli oni do tol'-
Ikych jazykov prelozenf, ako ST. na
lpr. prelozeni I'M svetovi basnici a
lspisovatelia. No zato sa mas Hviez-
ldoslav vzdy vyrovna Vrchiickefhu
ls vajansky ma pr. Havliekovi- -Bo.
ifOvSkemu. Pravda, tychto We.
Iciach ceska yerejnest' celkom nis
Ialebo len vel,mi malo vie, ked ~
lsa fam paFich sveciach celkolll
tinaG "a. j to sVel mi SIX rop1ne fplSe
[predn6sa a uEis Cesky Student, q
Iko son - vide 'traz presysd dsil, al!
ftol 'kog htvie u celej slcvehskej. Ii
tteratdsy kol'ko mas slovensky stu
| dent; len 0 jednom Jiraskovi mus
tvediet' Atak toto je jedna pri
4
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
!. / :

Prihlasky . prideleflie p6dy na
zfhienenych n vel 'kostatkocK treba
podat u prfdeloveho komisara
S. P. U. Y Bratislave, Dina utica
{. q.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01


Gin maleho odbytu slovenskej kni.
1 by v ceskych zemiach, ked'ze Slo-
vensko samo nestaci odkupit' mi.
nimalny jej naklad.
Druhd prfcinu prekazky rozvo,
ia slovenskej iteratnry vidim v
nedostatocnej podpore ci aida
dokonca hmyselnom hateni wy
davania slovenskych knih. Ma ma
tom vinu hlavne nase ministerstvo
skolstva a narodnej osvety, ktore
by 81 malo what "a povinnost
podporovat' odbyt dobrych slo-
venskych knih tyym, ze by maria
dilo vsetkym skolam ich povinne
odoberanie. NaSa vlada ma ohrom
ne miliony ma vydavanie mad ar
skych nemeckych casopisov (B.
q. am Abend, A Reggel, Nepuj-
sag, Prayer Presse, Stunde) vte-
dy, ked' nema media ami haliera
na umoznenie vydania dobrej slo-
venskej knihy. Nedavno pfsal o
tom i statotvorny Narodny Den
mix, ktory uviedol dokazal, ze
mad 'arsky "A Reggel' stal dote-
raz nasu vladu 2 pol miliona
koriin ze este teraz doplaca nan
nasa vlada lnesacne $4,000 Kcs.
Udaje tieto s1 istotne pravdive,
lebo zvesti tieto neboly ami Via
dou, ami "A.Reggelom'' demen-
tovane a tax ''kto mlci-svedci"
Koi'ko knih by "a tieto sunny mo-
hla vydat' nasa Matica Sloven-
ska, nasi slovenski nakladatelia
Kol 'ko krasnych kult1rnych ve-
ci, podnikov by sa dalo urobit' "a
tieto nadarmo vyhodene peniaze
ma 1plne zbytocnd propagaciu ma
sej statnej myslienky medzi nasi-
mi nesmieriteP Pnymi tvrdosij-
nymi Mad 'armi a Nemci, ktori
nikdy nezabudnu v mas vidiet'
nepriatel l'ov. Praydu NAL mas Ra-
zus, ked' ma stlpoch tohto casopi-
su toto napisal. Ia pravdu mu da-
va j mad 'arsky Pragai Magyar
Hirlap, ,ked' 73. elsie Nv. roc
nika V ivodniku 'Kettos jatek"
pise vladnych mad 'arcine wy
davanych protimad 'arskych case.
pisoch. Plse tam, ze pravdu NAL
mas slovensky basnik, ked' toto
napfsal, lebo vraj taketo easopisy
ii TAX Mad 'arov k nasej statnej
myslienke neprilakajd, ked' dobre
vedia, ze sa k MN pise sice v ia.
izyku mad 'arskom, ale duchu GU.
dzoni = "a peiffdze. A ci my SINE
Iuz zabudii, akop 50 nam roduver.
lnym SlovakoYf bridily Pechany.
ovske a Fifbefeerovske protislo,
venske vladne V slovensine pi-
safe, ale mad'afskym auchom o:
lvladane odporne a otravn6 plat.
ky (Slovensk6 Noviny, Vlast q
|Svet,. Obzor) Z, Preto zbytocne .
daromne sd vyhodene miliony nd
Itieto platky. Keby ich nasa Via
IDA venovala ma podporu a rozvoi
I islovenskej literat1ry, Wac by oso
lila nasej statnej myslienke ma
'lsej dfahej Cesk oslovenstej repub
Hike. Toto som pokladal "a potreb
Inc pripomenlt' ' s1vislosti S roz
1 vojom sloyenskej literat1ry.
i II. mas ma Slovensku objednava
,Ljp, kunujjdd, ,aitsjd, sumisstllajd $
E1iSnasilne forssiiapj 81 ccaske kaihy. d,
a ysetkych obesnych, \ mestsk gch
4 skohkysk vsrejnysh spolko
1
|yych khisaie; zafo >vsak O sloven
skych. knihach v Cechach ami ne
I podut'. u mas ma kazdy sloven
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-01
RO1voJ sL0v1l1f y I111+
Rk1tRY.

(v mart. N. N. pfsal: Slavosfav.)
" poslednych tyzdnoch hovofi.
10, uvazovalo, pisalo 50 Caste Q
tejto vaznej Dol 'avej otazke mas
ho slovenskeho naroda. @ rozvoji
ci dpadku slovenskej literatdry
hovori sa dnes nielen v odbornych
spisovatel 'skych a literarnych kru
hoch, spolkoch, ale i vo verejno-
sti vobec, lebo tato otazka je vel
mi dolezita a vyznamna, lebo vel'-
mi slvisi jestvovanim samobyt-
neho - svojrazneho slovenskehu
naroda.
Podnet k ivaham tejto otaz-
ke dal tusim clanok redaktora
karola Sidora v 'sSlovaku', kto-
ry spomenul tam medziinym to,
ze znamy slovensky spisovatel
Janko Hrusovsky dondteny je
svoju najnovsiu knihu vydat' Y
cestine, lebo vraj slovencine mu
ju ami jeden nakladatel' nechce
vydat', odovodniac to tym, ze slo-
venska kniha nema odbytu, nema
citatel'ov. Hned' po Sidorovom
clanku slovenskej literature zja-
svilo sa v nasich casopisoch ME-
kol'ko nvah clankov, v ktorych
pisatelia snazili sa vysvetlit' a O.
d6vodnit' maly odbyt slovenskych
knih, udayajuc rozlicne priciny Il
val'ujuc vim ma rozlicne kruhy,
okolnosti "a zjavy. Jedni dokazo-
vail, ze malemu odbytu. s1ovenskej
knihy je Ma vine sama slovenska
verejnost'', sam slovensky l'ud,
ktory nesiaha po slovenskej kni-
he, lebo malo a ci vobec mic ne
sfta, nekupuje, nepodporuje slo-
yenske knihy atd'. (ceskosloven-
ske eeske easopisy) druhi hl'a-
dali prieinu. Y samych knihach slo-
venskych spisovatel'ov, odovod-
Mac to tym, ze tieto diela nestoia
ga dostatoenej vsskovej aroyni Ii
terarnej, preto vraj verejrest
po Mich nesiaha (ceske, Slovakov
iiplne podcenujuce hlasy), iba
niektorf pisatelia videE priciny
stagnacie slovenskej Hterat1ry v
tom, kde tieto naozaj sa nacha-
dzaju, totiz v nepochopeni brat
skej ceskej verejnosti v nedo-
statocnej podpore a ei v prekaz-
kach, ktore rozvoju slovenskej Ii
teratllry stavaju same nase vlad-
he kruhy (slovenske casopisy Ma
rodnie Noviny, Slovak atd' y. Je
celkom iste, re vel XII vinu Ma ma
lom odbyte slovenskej knihy ma
ju sami nasi bratia Cesi, ktori nic-
len re nekupuju a necitajl nase
slovensk6 knihy, ale ich dokonca
priamo ignoruju, vtedy, ked' te-
mer u kazdeho Slovaka najdeme
dnes viac-menej ceskych knih,
ked' V kazdej knihovni akehokol-
vek slovenskeho spolku najdeme
4C-60 percent knih Geskych. Mas
drahy Martin Razus uz Wac raz
posvietil ma tuto boil 'avu otazku
slovenskeJ literatdry, poprevrato-
vel objektivne poukazal ma kri.
vdy, ktore ST pachane na nasej
literature a nasej slovenskej kni-
he. A "a. elsie n. n. pekne roz-
yazne uvazoval 0 tom mlady mas
Adamovic, odporiicajuc tax hor-
live nasim bratom podporu slo-
venskej knihy, ked' poukazal ma
vyznam eitania dobrych sloven-
skych knfh bratmi Cechmi pre-
Nzajomne dorozumenie a bratske
spolunazlvanie. ia by som tn tiez
rad napfsat' nieco k tejto otazke
a povedat nieeo 0 pricinach, kto
re prekazajn nerusenemu rozvoju
nasej literatury.
Minuly tyzden dostalo sa mi to-
tK nahodou do r1k cislo znameho,
Slovakom malo prajneho Moray
sko -Slezskeho Dennika, kde nepod
Terax je cas- poslaI ps1
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-05-22
PRESENTS
FOR
GRADUATES

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a milestone in the lives of
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CONTINUED from first page)
of Middletown, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Hisey..
John A. Saum and Harry Rhine
hart, travelling statesmen whose head
quarters are in Cumberland, Md,
spent the weekend at home.
Mr.. II. A. Whissen, of Middletown,
is spending some time with relatives
here.
Russell Frye, who is employed in
Staunton. spent the weekend with
his wife and children here.
Mrs. r. K hewitt, of Washington,
ID. G., spent several days this week
with Miss Edith Miller. while her
husband, Rev. Mr. hewitt, was max
ing some professional visits in the
Valley.
Mrs. Sue Miller, of Mt. Hope, W
Va, is in attendance upon her faith
er, D. H. (.Uncle Davy") Lemon,
one of our oldest residents, who has
been ill for several months.
Earl Hollar, who has employment
IN Washington, is home on short
vacation.
Shelton Steed, of Washington,
spent several days this week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mayberry
Steed
Mrs. r. B. Mitchell has returned
TO her home in Huntington, w. Va,
after spending some time here I'M
her old home town.
Mrs. Fred Wheeler. of Wilkins
burg, Pa, is visiting her father, Mr.
W. A. Evans.
Miss Elton Cooke is visiting with
friends in Washington this week.
John C. Hutchinson and G. Rob-
ert Irwin were business visitors in
Front Royal, Monday.
Earl Marston and little daughter,
Hilda, spent Sunday in Washington
A Bit of Sunshine" play given
by the juniors on Friday night. was
quite success, both from stand
point of amateur acting and finance,
realizing over $50. Edinburg always
patronizes home talent.
Mrs. Wayne Bowman returned
from Washington Monday, having
accompanied her sister-in-law, Mrs.
G. M. Meyer, who is a patient in
sibley Hospital. to that city. We
are glad to note that Mrs. Meyer is
DR.. Mobiles, who spends most Of
his time in Edinburg, was visitor
IN Philadelphia last week.
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Church Notices
UNITED BRETHREN

Services as follows for Sunday
May "a:
Columbia Furnace, 1890 a. m.
Conicville, p. m.
Edinburg, 7:45 p. m.
The Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be administered at all ap
pointments.
Revival services will begin at Con
icville, Monday, May 20, 7:45 p. m
DR.. w. G. Clegg, pastor of Lace,
Springs charge, will preach during
the series. The christian people o.
all denominations are asked to d.
their part to help make the meet
ing great success.
D. G. BRIMLOW, Pastor.
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Edinburg
METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday School at 9:45.
Let the large attendance continue.
Morning preaching at IL O'Clock.
Subject of the sermon, 1.-The Appeal
of the Open Door,"
Epworth League at 7:15. Let the
young people attend in larger num-
bers.
Evening preaching at s o'clock
Subject of the sermon, 1.-THE I'm
changing Christ" Let the members
of the church make a special effort
to come out to both services and
hear these timely messages. Stran-
gers are always welcomed.
w. d. KEENE, Pastor.
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MT. JACKSON CHARGE, NJ. e.
CHURCH

For Sunday, May "a:
Quicksburg-9 a. m, subject: "a
Message from Springtime."
Mt. Jackson-11 a. m, sermon by
DR.. Harry M. Canter, Presiding Ell
der
Mt. Clifton-S p. m, subject, "A
Message from Springtime."
Our First Quarterly Conference
will be held in Centenary Church,
Mt. Jackson, this Saturday night
May %. at 7:45 p. m. Let us have
all the stewards, trustees. Sunday
School superintendent present for
this conference.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the above services. A warm
welcome will be given you. Come
and let us worship the Lord
together.
L. H.. SMALLWoOD, Pastor.
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Friday and Saturday

"Ponjola," a romance of the Afri-
can veldt and woman's fight for
a mans soul Cast: James Kirk
wood, Anna @. Nilsson and Tully
Marshall
Monday
''The City That Never Sleeps" a
special Cruze production. Heart APP
pealing picture by the man who
made 1.-The Covered Wagon" Mary
elous cast-Louise Dresser, Ricardo
Cortez, Kathlyn Williams. Also a
good comedy. Be sure to come.
Tuesday and Wednesday
D. w. Grifith's masterpiece, zone
Exciting Night" For once the plot
does full credit to the title, for ..One
Exciting Night" is all that the title
implies, highly exciting, thrilling and
everything that goes to make a dis
tinctiye melodrama. Also a good
comedy.
Thursday
Owen Moore, Tully Marshall, Syl-
via Dreamer and Sidney Chaplin. in
Her Temporary Husband" A ma
jestic and glittering presentation of
supreme grandeur The most beauti-
full love story in all history and most
thrilling. Also a good comedy.