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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
Ou171undurowQnie.

celu suteczniejszego forsoWania prohbic gwoli
bezpeczenstWa szanujacych osnnasty dodatek konsty
tucJl kraJu odnosnego prawa stanowego prasa poud
hloWeJ czescl sanu bJe alarm porzeby umundurowana
tederalnych stanowych agentow prohbicji.
Jako argument umundurowana stroz6w prawa sta
MA przeJezdnych ma drogach ktorzy narazie ME VIE
dzac KIM maJa 90 czynena, nabaWaja sic pancZnego
strachu pod Wrazenen, IL saja sic ofiaram bandytow
Sa roWnlez zbyt czeste wypadk przez agentow pro-
hblcJl poWoani do przysanku podrozujacy wzmozonym
pedem uciekaja scgani kulami agentow srojach cy-
Wllnych Byna Jmnlej ME MONA dzWic sic przeezdnym
skoro Wsrod clemneJ nocy gdzes drodze polu DO
cyWilnemu ubranego przedstawciea ME vienna "a ban
dyte
Jako kontrargument do poWyzszego stronnicy dzi-
leszego sanu rzeczy podaja re przedstawicie prawa
uniforme staby sic da booeger6w figura spostrzegaw
cza tarcza DO strzau w znenaWidzonego przedstaw-
clea prawa. Odpowiedz ten argument proponenci
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maJa ten, re poniewaz policanci ma
kazdym kroku narazaja dis zycie IA nebezpie
czenstWo Jako re narazenem swego zdrowia zycia
jest lch oboWazklem strzedz zycia mienia og04u da-
eko vice stuszneJ sprawiedliwie bedze tych poswie
clc nz zastepy szanujacych prawo obywate kadacych
ma utrzymanie agent6w prohibic
Gubernator stanu Pennsylvania Pinchot ma sw6i
Wfasny rodzaJ unormow dla agent6w prohbic, taste
po"anych tam przez stanowa milcje cywinem ubra-
MEN, C zaopatrzeni pieniadze, odwiedzaja lokale
chodzacemi napojami nory booteger6w, kupuja "a
kazany trunek ten sposob zbieraa dowody why wa
rzenia sprzedazy moonsza n6wk
Naezy przypuszczac, re agenci prohibicyjni opra
sic przyWdzleWaniu uniform6w chocby z tego wzgledu
re Jak dis mafo ko dla mich jako szpeg6w donos
clel Jak taxi szacunek unformach staliby sic wzpar
da ola caiego ogo1u arcza da srzaf6w a bootegier6w
watpc naezy, czyby Rad federalny lub stanowy na
wet przy nezfem wynagrodzeniu zdolaf powofac do
szp1egoWskeJ stuzby ludzi kiepskiej reputacii ale
trosk!iwych swoje zyce zdrowie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
kto jest w Cleveland Babe Rutl

MO jest " SIeVelano babe Kuth
pomiedzy rodem niewiescim2 Z
pomiedzy niewiast zostanie wyLra-
ny szampion W Luna Parku W ma.
stepny piatek. kontest bedzie do.
konany podczas cry metowej ~
parku j prawo ubiegania sic przy.
sluguje kazdej.
Poprzednio beda puszczone
balonow ci. ktorzy pochwyca je-
den takowych, zostana upowaz.
nieni do otrzymania biletu do gry
W pike szampionat.
Powyzsza zabawa odbedzie sic
W .pierwsym tygodniu miesiaca
czerwca. Pierwszy sezonowy piknik
odbedzie sic 6-go czerwca pod naz.
wa Lake Erie Gymnasium Union.
Niektore towarzystwa organizac je
kt6re zamowi}y park, ma pikniki So
polskie towarzystwo. Cuyahoga od-
dzia}, American Steel and Wire Co,
Irish Republicans, niemieckie iowa
rzysfwo, Lake Erie Lola Masonska,
oddziai pod nazwa Forest City
Chapter.
!, Try. razy dziennie odbywajs
sic przedstawienia, orkiestra prag
ME zdobye popularnosc w Luna
Parku, W hall tanecznej. kaidej
niedzieli wolne koncerty inne mu
zyczne programy.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
Popularna ma zachodniej stronie

Popularna ma zachodniej stronie
naiasta wyscigowa. polana.z prowa
dzona przez Brooklyn Jockey CluE
bedzie otwarta dla publicnosci "
poniedzia}ek dnia l-go czerwca.
Scion przedstawia sic znakomi.
Gle, bowiem czysto rasowe wyscigo
we konie maja Ii tylko brac udzial
W 8 dniowych wyscigach.
Wiele doborowych wyseigowyc h
koni, ktore braly udzia{ W wysci-
gach W Maple flights beda valley
}y o lepza zdobycz W Brooklyn Par
ku j take piekne okazy zkentuc ~
zotana przydzielone 90 staten jest
zajetych W ogolnosci 500 koni
bedzie angazowanych.
Program przedstawia siedem
wyscigow dziennie W soboty be-
da wyscigi re specjalnym progra-
mem. Wygrana dosiega sunny ty-
siaca do!arow.
Obywatel lswland Lexington be
die przewodniczacym masztalerzem
a Ch. F. Henry najzdolniejszy Sci
gacz jezdziec okaze swe niezwyk-
ie zdolnosci.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
POMYsLNY STAN .GOSPO-
=. DARCZY POLSKI. =.

WASHINGTON. Alta
che handlowy, Rogers przy
poselstwie arnerykanskiem
W Warszawie donosi do de-
partamentu' handlu co naste
puje o obecnymi stanie gospo
darczym Polski::, .r@,. ,. =
:. Polska szybko.rozwija sic
pod wzgledernY gospodar-
czym. Rad 3spiaca regular
ME raty diug6w, naleznych
zagranicznym Wierzycielom.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
ksiazka pefna interesu.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa -
Prasa druarska firmy w. F.
Severa Co., w}asnie wydru-
kowa4a zajmujaca ksiazke
Rady zdrowotne dla kobiet'.
ZaWlera ona informacje od-
nosnie do r6znych chor6b
w}asciwych p}ci zenskiej i
Jak MONA te choroby leczyc
w domu. - Kazda kobieta
otrzyma egzemplarz darmo
ma zadanie. w. F. Severa Co
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02

Wbrew wczesnie opubli-
koWanej wiadomosci O blis-
klein uWolnieniu Dawida
Brunetta odsiadujacego ka-
ire w Mansfield "a atakowa-
ME nieletnich dziewczynek,
stanoWa komisja u4aska-
wien donosi, re podanie lu-
bieznika o u1askawienie w
biezacym miesiacu pod roz-
wage branem ME bedzie, a
choc zarzad zak}adu karne-
go moze poleca go u4aska-
wieniu ma podstawie wzoro-
wego zachowania sic wiez-
nj, komisja mic O tenn ME vie
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
K RON TX IA.
! MIEJSCOWA.
-'""
Zakoncxenie roku szkolnego ,

Zakonczenie roku szkolnego W
parafji sw>~ Stanis{awa ma Formar
ulicy odbedzie sic dnia a = 60
czerwca a doreczanie dyplomow od-
,bedzie sic z wielka okazaioscia VIE
Aczorem ma sail parafjalnej. Pozniej
podamy blizsze szczegoly tel pick
Ihej uroczystosci. dis tylko nadmie
lniamy, ze dzieci z trzech &!as maj
lwyzszych otrzymaja dyplomy iako
Howod ziozenia wymaganych egza-
lminow
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
Podczas letnich miesiecy skfa,

,dy Zelazne Hardware" beda "a
mykane W kazda srode po polud-
Iniu, nazwiska SO nastepujace ::
Aetna Hardware, 1906 Aetna
Aetna Road. Cacka Hardware 65O4
Fleet ave-, Stasiak CLOS Fleet av.,
Sobczynski 1887 E. II utica, Ka-
fasiewicz 5619 Harvard ave-, Bro
adway Hardware J. A. Jesionow-
ski 7034 Broadway, Montowski
prog IS i Gertrude ave, Weintraub
I4025 f. II utica. Chemney Hard
ware S. J. Ciemnoczolowski 1886
E. 65 str. Kazdego wieczora po-
wyzej wymienione sklady bedr
zamkniete godzinie $50 wieczo
rem, W soboty sk}ady beda otwar
te' wylacznie do godziny 10 tel
lwieczorem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02

st Ma specjalnie urzadzonym o.
piedzie ma Geese kr6la stalowego
Schwaba Pittsburgha w glownej
|sali Cleveland. Engineering Socie-
|ty, krol stalowy wyglosi znamien-
ma move ma temat stosunkow G.
konomicznych tego kraju, ktora
to NOVA "a pomoca radio bedzie
rrzeslana po wszystkich wiekszych
Fmiastach Ameryki. Podczas tel
|niezwykiej uroczystosci bedzie
|rdwnieZ nasz menazer Hopkins.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02

p~Polieja zo.ta&a zawiadom:ona o
niewytaomaczonem zniknieciu To-
fiji Glabek. kt6ra .rozgniewana ma
rodzieow.. ze jej .zabronili urzadza-
MIA schsdzek z m}odymi. ludzmi, 20
stnwiia ma stole " sypialni notatkc
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
WIADOMOSCI z
TOLEDO, OHIO.

Ma Central i Franklin ul,
podnieslono W nieprzytom-
nym stanie w powiato-
wynn szpitalu umieszczono
J6zefa Lipskiego. Ma ciele
jego ME ma Shadow pobicia,
peWnem jest r6wniez, re ME
uraczyf sic dnia tego num-
siajn6wka, a jednak w dwie
DOLBY pozniej ME odzyskaf
lprzytomnoSci.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
Gazety polskie opisaiy pobyt

Gazety PoIskle oplsa1y pobyt
naszego ambasadora DIR. w. Wrob-
lewskiego W naszem miescie obszer-
ME podaly trese jego mowy W
Wade Parku, ma zebraniu W Domu
Narodowym W hotelu Clevelsnd.
Cazety amerykaskie tutejsze trz
poswieci}y duzo miejsca wizycie ma
szego posla, podajac bardzo sympa-
tyczne sprawozdania.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
POLSkA ZAMAWIA TY-
TON w AMERYCE.

RICHMOND. Va. - Pol
ski Rad daf firmie Tobacco
Growers Cooperative Asso-
citation zam6Wienie ma dosta
we trzech ipoi miljona fun
tow tutonill. Z
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
MINISTER SKRZYNSKI
PRZYJEzDZA DO
AMERYKI.
w WARSZ w A

WARSZAWA. .- Mini
ster ola spraW zagranicz-
nych, A. Skrzynski, przyjez
dza W lipcu do Stanow Zjed
noczonych, ably wygfosic tn
szereg odczyt6w politycz-
nych. Zwiedzi miasta New
York Washington Chicago.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02

OmaWiana jest szeroko spra
wa wsp6}dzialania rzadu z
przemys}em. Zbiory rolne
zapowiadaja sic dobrze. Me
talowy i tkacki przemysf So
czynne. Rosjanie robia wiel-
kie zakupy w kodzi.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
Ucznio vie ,szkof wyzszych

przedmiesciu Lakewood zosta!i u
powazneni do zbierania cenzusu,
ktory wykazaf, ze przyrost hdno1ci
stale sic powiekszai cd roku !)20 i
re obecnie ludnosc doszia DO po-
waznej liczby 58.59l.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02

=sSiedmios letni ehlopiec zamiesz-
kaly ma e. ~ ulicy. ,zosta& najecha-
ny przed wlasnym domem przez
samotb6d j zmari W szpitalu sw.
Jana z powodu obraien cielesnych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
Ambassador Herrick, pochodzs

Ambassador Herrick, pochodza-
cy tutejszego grodu odwaiyf sic
poraz pierwszy pcdczas swej by,ro-
sci W Paryzu wypowiedzieG move
cafkowicie W jezyku francuskim.
Okazja do wygioszenia mowy by}a
z powodu przedstawienia prezvden-
towi Donnergue matek amerykaf..
skich pod nazwa zlotych gw;azd.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02

tel tresci, ze rodzice daremnie po-
szuFiwat beda, BOWEN chcsc "a
oszczedzie 'kosztow. sprawl uczte
rybom W nurtach jeziora Erie.
te W nurtach jeziora Erie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
Ma atak serca zmar{ w swvu

Ma atak serca zmars W SWIM
skfadzie zfotniczym nagle Z. Miller
liczac lat 63. Poprzednio ME cho-
rowa}, nagle zas1abf i upad} niezy-
wy W Colonial Arcade D. n. 25O.
gdzie cd dluzszego czasu prowadzI
interes z wielkiem powodzeniem.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-06-02
Pose} DR.. w. Wroblewski Gosci} w m
Cleveland Przez Niedziele i
Poniedziafek.
POD POMNIKIEM KOSCIUSZKI w WADE
PARKU ZOSTAk WYKONANY PROGRAM.
Podniosie Przemowenia Mowcow Wywarly Wiel<ie
Wrazene Ma Zebranej Publicznosci.
Powitanie Gosci Ma Staci i.

Sosownie do zapowdzanego przybyca Posla Ora W.
Wobewkeso Cleveland ubieg}a nedze zebra}o sac
pubicznosc godnie $50 dozec przyby1
pocag byio by
daego pomedzy
komi, kory podazy4 ko
Wroblewskiemu P
Poa stacj dn okrzyk namono-
pubcnosci
Poa bardo dbe wazene Po
odprowadzony kaada autombow udl do hoteu
Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-28
Q RMS. , BATHS. Sl05.
WEST OF CONN. Az T..

Housekeeping apt IN modern bldg. most
exclusive location: all large. outside rooms
, exposures. tiled baths, paraqgt floors
eNcelently furnished at reasonably higher
figure. special opportunity: act quickly. See
ianItcr AT 2I3s California St. or phone
NJ ain 5I3T
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RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

TAkOMA PARK UNFURNISHED HOUSE.
$40: 4 rooms and bath; sos, rooms and
bath. INV. heat. close TO cars furnished.
, rooms. $50: rooms. 500. LILLE g.
HENDRiCK. Laurel and Carroll aves. Ia
koma. Col. $3.50.
GOOD HOUSE. ROOMS. WATER IN
kitchen: electricity: garage: big. rich garden.
apples. pears and berries: one fare. H St.
cars TO Dist. Line. then through Md. PARK
to Central ave- or motor out Bennng I'd
and Central ave. TO Md. Park. MIR. PER
KINS. $40.
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NTEE PL-Ncxt tn bath: large
IUIrnuOuS hot vat. occupant own
r. rrrpnras col io1j
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$50 COLUMBIA Rn--WarT. cheerful
~, civ furnished room. an cunNcnienccs IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-28

l----T ~ = = > W -7IT'I TVVT-T. LII
1872 K ST. NM.
Beautiful SQUARE room tor one or two
rCmt icmrI: eNerN cnn.fOrt.
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RENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lronfipuedl

1893 EMERSON ST. N.E.-BRICK. g RMS.
and bath latrobe heat $40 mo. A. /.
CASHION. SI4 9Th NV Franklin 80.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. AMI: S45
month Col. 7649-w. No Allegheny ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-28

:: ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH II MODERN
.,ur hlcE: moderate rental. will give pos
session to party buying furniture. Ant. ).
tif3 r u. NV. after : nm. 80
f0l NV Thomas Circle Large.
v4.nl com Portable clean front room. con
,,r.uuu< hot water electricity. 30
r.::. ST. NV > aud = RM SUITES
NOTWITHSTANDING. beautifully furnished 3;
s,.~upuIous cleanliness: references required.
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RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

able for delicatessen. barber shop. hairdress-
ing parlor. automobile accessories, shoe re-
room fitted up for kitchen. Open for in
spection. Also a small store, fronting on
4th ST.: hot-water heat. cleo. light: suitable
for same purposes. Inquire l.. MELENDEZ
KING. 313 John Marshall pl. NV. Main
4726.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-28

MONEY TO LOAN Oh d. {. REAL i-SI.AI
Let US have your Application.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ, INC.
T3i 18th y "
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.


MONEY TO LOAN on d {. REAL i-sIATL
Let US have your application:
EDWARD P. SCHWARTz, INC.
1874 18th NV.
MONEY ALWAYS on HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on b. {. real estate; prevailing interest
STONE ( FAIRFAX. 1874" Y. y. Ave.
QUICK SERVICE-sECOHD TRUST NOTES
bought on D. G. and nearby Va and Md i'm
proved real estate. Also frst-trust notes
Also builders and subdivision operators
financed. Cash enables YOU to make addl
uonal profits. 1t viii pay you to talk your
financial pTT21e2IIc,TWo5 S 9I r GGO5}RRpox
Continental Trust Bldg, l4th g. II SITS
$4,000 to loan on lst, End and
3rd Trusts.
From 40 years To he paid ON small
weekly or monthly payments, arranged ac
cording to your income Small loans a
we'll large loans.
Rates Surprisingly Low
ice. To save time, bring with you, If pos
sibI". deed, cGru tgate Of utie or paIme1n
vator. 219 Bond Building. s.w. corner 1itI
and y y ave. Main lu0gS.
MONEY TO LOAN IN Any AMOUNT FOR
or , years TO nc secured upon first mortgage
IN the District ~ Columbia 1nstallment loan
and Virginia on the lO-year monthly IHsta II
mont plan. providing for cancellation of tn
mortgage III Ease of the death of the borrower
+. QUINCY SMITH, Inc. 909 10TH.
Ing TO Class of security and amount. Con
MOORE & Hill. INC
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T\BIE BOARD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

500 6 st. E.W.--A good place TO eat a
YOU want -. - week. 29~
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WN<TED-R0OMS.

SALESMAN wishes furnished room with
private family. with privilege of garage with
J cat Address Box 32sE. star Office.
vol &c. MAN wants furnished room III mod
s."r ne. home Address Box 324-E. Star
tfTicc
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1910 MASS AVE NW-Douhlc room and
litchcncttr. also siH-le room: doWhtoO.h n
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AP.NR1ME\TS-Ft R\ISHED
COntiuuph.)
4 CNFUR

1896 CALIFORNIA ST HEART RESI-
Dental NV. rooms Kitchen ami private
bath. let floor: continuous hot-wat"r heat
laundry. backyard and entrance high cell
lngs 3 tiled manteis, gas and chez. near
both car lines and bus VIII furnish and
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Realtors.
141S Eye St NV. Franklin a503.

SO,SOo.
B ST. Sc. NEAR CAPITOL AND IL
BRARY-7 ROOMS. BRICK HOUSE. Is EX-
CELLENr CONDITION; ALL CONVEX
FENCES: NEAR : CAR LINES. TERMS TO
SUIT THE PURCHASER;
$4,000.
NEieHBoRHoop: ! RooMs: RATH REAf
ALLEY; IN EXCELLENT CONDITION:
TERMS, $3.50 CASH; MONTHLY PAY.
LOW FIGURE.
9TH ST. N.E-s Rooms: BRICK HON..
BATH: IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. MOD
ERN cONyENIENCES: ENTIRELY CLEAR
OF ALL MORTGAGES: TERMS CAN BE
ARRANGED TO SUIT PURC HASER.
NORTH cARoLiSA' AVE. NEAR LIN
colin PARK = BRICK HOME: q LARGE
ROOMS. SOUTHERN EXPOSURE: BATH
MODERN CONVEN1ENCES: NEAR = CAR
LINES; TERMS TO SUIT.
GLADMAN.
ESTABLISHED 1901.
306 PA. AVE. Sc. LlNC: SAG
Continued on Next Paxs.}
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RENT ROONS-FI FINISHED.
lCoptiuueu

-" 9Th ST. N.E-Two furnished rooms.
,o"rh sink gas range. electricity. INV h.
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'ul EYE ST NM or . rooms and
,st-hcu. Ink. garage II desired. Telephone
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RENT RO0MS-FUR. & UNFUR.
ROOMS AND 80 ARD.

~ oh ST NW-TN0 largo. Uut-II
rooms hot-vatcr heat eIrntl. He.ts a.
@a- furnished. Phone Frank 511l
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Living unucr the most
pleasing conditions-in a
neighborhood that is most
refined; &n environment OF
exclusiveness and pictur-
esque scenery - and IN
Homes that are OF artistic
design; practically planned
and luxuriously equipped.
No such combination OF
Homes and neighborhood
anywhere else-so conven-
lent to town.
Center Hall and Cottage
type Homes - wholly de
tached-cach with garage.
Profuse planting.
S13.500 to Sl5,95O
and specially arranged
terms. Open from 9 am.
to Q pm.
Motor out Connecticut Avenue.
through Bradley Lane, turning, south
1T Wisconsin Avenue. OF, straight out
site the Chevy Chase Club golf links
is Chevy Chase Terrace. We IL gladly
send auto upon request.
C:afritz Construction Co.
l4th and X. Main 9OS0-
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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-04
WEST NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY
ALUMNI REUNION

At least seventy-five people in
cmding alumni, ex-students and
friends of West Nottingham Academy
enjoyed reunion at the Magraw
House near Colora, Saturday after
noon and evening, August twenty
ninth. The time was pleasantly
spent in renewing acQuaintances,
recalling the old Academy days and
looking over the buildingsS. which
have been greatly improved during
the summer. n
Next year the Magraw House will
be used for dormitory for the boys
and home for the members of the
faculty; the Gayley House or "The
Manse" will be the home Of the
head-master, Prof. J. Paul Slay-
baugh; the old Academy will be
used for classes.
At five O'Clock the crowd separat-
ed into family groups and enjoyed
their supper on the porch and lawn
of the Magraw House.
After supper an informal meeting
was called when Prof. Slaybaugh
told Of the present condition Of the
Academy. He spoke very favorably
of the work of the students last year
and has great hope that the coming
year will be as successful. He then
introduced Mr.. John G. Connor,
former principal of the Academy,
who gave some fitting remarks for
the occasion. Many of the old
students were glad to welcome Mr..
Connor to West Nottingham again.
Mr.. w. Arnot Shaw acted as
chairman for short business meet
ing when the Cecil County Chapter
of the West Nottingham Academy
Alumni Association was organized:
Mr.. Joseph T. Richards was elected
president and Miss Esther Maxwell
secretary and treasurer Of the or
ganization. At the present time the
purpose of this chapter is to further
the interests of its members in the
Academy and to give every possible
encouragement to the faculty and
students.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-04
HAMBLETON-CRoMWELL

Miss Anna r. Cromwell, of Column
bia, and Clarence L. Hambleton, of
Lancaster, were united in marriage
August oath, at four o'clock, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Collins, Brooklyn, a suburb of
Baltimore.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. George F. Earring, pastor
emeritus of the Methodist Church.
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins. The bride wore a gown of
navy blue crepe satin trimmed in
georgette.
After a wedding dinner at the
Collins home Mr.. and Mrs. Hamble-
ton left on a honeymoon trip down
the Chesapeake Bay to Norfolk, Va,
and thence up the Potomac to
Washington, D. c. They will make
their home with the brides mother,
Mrs. Rebecca Cromwell, No. 753
Walnut St., Columbia, Pa.
! The bride is a graduate of Millers-
vile State Normal. The groom is
employed at the Armstrong Lin
oleum Plant, Lancaster. He is the
youngest son of Mrs. Emma 4.
Hambleton, West Nottingham, and is
4 brother of Mrs. Willis L. Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hambleton came tc
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Ely Saturday evening and ON sun
day were given a reception. Those
present were, Mrs. Rebecca Crom-
we'll, Columbia; Mrs. Mary Murphy,
aunt of the bride, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Hughes and daughter Ruth,
cousins Of the bride, of York.
The color scheme was pink and
white, the dining room being dec1
grated in pink and white cosmos
and Dorothy Peacock dahIiahs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1925-09-04
WEST NOTTINGHAM NEWS

The Motion Pictures which are
being presented at West Nottingham
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
nights are creating considerable in
terest. A good sized audience saw
Dr. Shields Photoplay, "The Stream
OF Life" on last Sunday night. One
interested observer said, "They are
tne most realistic pictures I even
saw"
On next Sunday night the great
Pnotoplay, "A Maker of Men" win
oe shown. This great picture has
Deen commended by the Press.
praised by the Critics, applauded by
tne Public. and endorsed by the
oiergy. All are most cordially in
vited to this program. The pro-
gram will begin at 7:45.
The pastors text for Sunday
morning at IL o'clock is, "Behold
your Sin Will Find You Out" The
scriptures speak very plainly ON
tnls question. The pastor will en-
oeavor to make his address INFORM
ing and inspiratfonal. A comfort
able pew awaits you in ideal
surroundings.
a program of activity and in
.erest Is being planned for the
lne autumn and winter. We OFFER
the service of our church to the com
munity for nobler walk with God
we believe that the blood of Jesus
Cnrist clenseth from all sin. We
oeheve that the Bible is an un-to-
uate living book. We believe that
me church is divinely instituted
uooy. We believe in the power of
tne Holy Spirit. We believe that
10 one can afford to be without the
su,uance and comfort of true
aenslon. We believe that every
enrlstian i should be active in extend,
ing the Kingdom of God.
THoS. P. MCKEE,
Pastor