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Evening star., 1926-10-17
Queen Marie's Visit Here
Will Arouse Enthusiasm
OF Capital Society Folk
Rum anlan Sovereign, Soon to Arrive, Will Be En-
tertained at White House-Diplomats
Received by President.
BY SALLIE V. II. PICKETT.

a5 1nS Sts5 n s5s xsuS s
Il they thy included jn;d the
ns ss nss at The s a By M % F5%S9 71a Nh ciSs
town @ ':""qT sPpaen "a
front Their iul uniforms and dangling swords
THE coming Queen foreten
splendid revelations the the Of ASumn % @ 5 for u H
sots I a1 oo an m e e g & R vens
t6sn n hs n T ak the p s uaH 3 so ] % number U g.
DREsIDENr COOLIDGE might
I times NE o 5 TTG uo Re TeTa a the o who came during the
mc President Lake and his the White White
he ws t5 T t n s
% e with Rd Ss me s o mo @ being the
% EP Of & & 1 e do HI These "d d h many H1 s
ud in the merya % under O 2 go En DSpn ome M
M G made 5n now with @ @ de Of whch
With the rank OF Ambassador Madrid.
MRS KELLOGG of the of State who must Of necessity
Az i nd 0 with a the cndn the sn tr % &
oTI ,Ss 5 Semi ssnrSEs' Sr,
Ss % put the public s
H d n @ Ksss sa s a htl that s5 sS 5
@ @ d % s s py yt make
] se ss' so% QUITE hs apart e DSS % T" e
one snappiest arranged benefit will be II the sale at
the Willard Hotel days Nc Nove~b or and di 10 5e 10
building fund for the Episcopal Home Children If
wely things society folk will need
show which will Woodward and 10th
S He group nuss n o oss the nspp @ street
;; Sss : ,Rs ns
ds Ses he N w i 6 Dsw h h o 11os a e I soa a%
clover Garry Grayspn and Miss vi yrsna n Hunt It asg i5 M
an and i0n in fip@;a the afternoon from ESQ
>NE of soeys pet phanropics Army its
when fund M @ 9f the EssS w haV
ss ys s % the Ftmen5 n
put charge
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Mr.. Vincent Massey,
Canadian Minister,
| Coming Next Month
First Dominion Envoy, With
Mrs. Massey and Their
Family. Assured of Cordial
Welcome.

The first Minister to represent the
Dominion Of Canada in Washington,
Mr.. Vincent Massey, who Is expected
to arrive in Washington about the
middle of next month, is assured OF
the most cordial welcome. Canada
and the United States have been on
the chummiest terms for many years
past, and the public men of both coun-
tries know and appreciate each other
in the way which makes for interna-
tional comfy. Mr.. Massey is not yet
40, and he will be among the youngest
Of the ENJOYS now serving in Wash.
ington. He is a native Of Toronto
and is the son Of Mr.. Chester Daniel
Massey, who founded the firm Of
Massey Harris, which is the purveyor
Of farm implements and is to Canada
what the Mccormick and Deere COM
panies are to the United States. He
was president Of this vast concern
and held important positions on the
directorates of banks and insurance
companies when in 1924 he resigned
to enter the cabinet Of Premier Mao
IContinue1 ea Eighth Pagsl
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Luncheon-Bridse Party
For Prospective Bride

Miss Louise Rhees, who is to marry
Mr.. James T. Bergman next Satur-
day, was the guest of honor at a
luncheon and bridge given yesterday
by Miss Florence Seville Bergman.
Miss Khees' costume Of blue moire
silk suggested the color scheme Of
the decorations and favors. Miss
Helen v. Harper gave several So
prano solos. Other guests included
the bridesmaids. Of whom Miss Berry
man Is one; Miss Elizabeth Wagner.
Miss Mary Chesney and Mrs. Samuel
Roberts; Miss Helen Cambell. Miss
Justine Corby. Miss Elizabeth Sar-
gent, Miss Helen Williams, Miss
Louise Williams. Miss Terese Hall,
Miss Dorothy Haddox. Mrs. Chester
Merwin, Mrs. Rudolph Harrell, Mrs.
Harold Dutton. Mrs. J. Craig King,
Mrs. George Bowen, Mrs. Paul Ban
field and Mrs. Lewis Colbert.
Mrs. Clifford K. Bergman and Mrs
B. Rush Rhees assisted In receiving
the EueseA
Evening star., 1926-10-17
German Envoy Concludes
Vacation in Home Country
Ambassador Expected to Resume Duties in Wash
ington Within Week-Special Notes
of Diplomatic Corps.

urday aboard the Veendam. and will
come to Washington shortly after
their arrival.
The former secretary of the lega-
tion and Nine. Loudon are now In
Europe.
The assistant military attache of
the French embassy, Capt. E. Lom-
bard, has leased the studio home Of
Mrs. Minnigerode Andrews on Six
teenth street for the Winter.
The attache of the Cuban embassy,
Senior Don Cayetona de Quesada.
will go to St. Petersburg, Fla, for
the memorial service for the late
President Theodore Roosevelt, which
will be held Wednesday, October 27. at
which time he will represent the
President of Cuba
The newly appointed attache of the
Czechoslovakian legation, DIR. Jan
Papanek, has arrived in Washington
with Nine. Papanek, and has taken
an apartment at the Wardman Park
Hotel. DR.. Papanek has had a long
experience in the diplomatic service
of his country, having been attached
to the Czechoslovakian legation in
Budapest just prior to his assignment
to Washington and serving previously
in the ministry of foreign affairs at
Prague.
The consul general of Nicaragua in
New York City, DR.. l.. Zelaya, ac-
companied by Nine. Zelaya. is at the
Wardman Park Hotel for a brief stay.
The Nicaraguan legation is located in
the hotel.
Former Ambassador to Spain. Senior
Riano, will return tomorrow from
New York where. with Sonora de
Riano, he has been since their short
visit in Newport. Sonora de Riano
came back last evening.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Collins-Dyer Wedding
Date Is Announced

The marriage of Miss Martha Dyer.
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
L. G. Dyer of St. Louis. Mo-. to DIR.
Daniel j. Collins of Glen Fails, n. u
will take place in the Washington
homo Of the brides parents. 1926
woodley road. Thursday morning,
octoher %. The ceremony will be
nerformed at IL o'clock and will be
followed by wedding breakfast,
arter which DIR. Collins and his bride
VIII start for California. They will
sail from San Francisco Saturday.
November 6, for Shanghai. China, to
make their home.
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Capital Debutantes
Listed for Special Honors
Diplomatic Corps Represented by Mile. Pauline
Bostrom of Swedish Legation-Banquet
of Buds Attracting Attention.

The diplomatic corps will be repre-
sented in the "debutante bouquet" by
Mile. Pauline Bostrom, daughter of
the Minister of Sweden and Nine.
Bostrom. Mile. Bostrom will probably
not make her debut at a formal party,
but many delightful entertainments
are being planned for her. Mile. Bos-
from Is unusually lovely and speaks
English fluently, having lived in Lon
don, where her father was Minister.
She is lover of horses and plays ten.
mis- exceedingly we'll. Mile. Bostrom
will no doubt be the only debutante
from the diplomatic ranks this season.
Sisnorina Theodoria Catalani, niece of
the second counselor Of the Italian
embassy and Signoria Catalini. and
Evening star., 1926-10-17

great-niece of Mrs. Henry F. Dimock,
had been included in the announce
ment Of buds, but due to the serious
Illness of her aunt it is doubtful if she
will return to this country in time to
take an active part in the festivities.
Mile. Bostrom has charming younger
sister who will, perhaps, take part in
some of the functions for the sub
debutantes, and then, too, Mile. Bos-
from has visiting her Mile. Hammar
berg of Sweden, who will be included
in many of the parties for the buds"
Recent additions to the debutante
circle of the current season from the
residential set include Miss Louise
Mason, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
CONTINUED on Eighth PaEel
Evening star., 1926-10-17
Porto Rican Governors
Daughter Betrothed

An engagement Of unusual interest
to Washington is announced by the
Governor of Porto, Rico and Mrs.
Horace NJ. Towner of their daughter
Constance to Mr.. Leslie B. Young or
New York City. The wedding Will
take place this Winter in Porto Rico.
Miss Towner has many friends In
Washington, where her father served
a number of years in Congress as a
Representative from Iowa. She at
tended the Friends School in this city
and is a graduate of Wellesley. Mr..
Young is a graduate Of Cornell and
attended law school in Washington.
He is a member Of the University
Club Of this city.
Evening star., 1926-10-17

ONE snappest affairs arranged benefit will be the sale at
~ November 9 and TO- from 10
o'clock the afternoon for the benefit OF
Episcopal Home tor Children present
all of importers will be represented the
things that folk VIII need
Christmas.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
SCH0DZA HADNETT
BOOSTER KLUBU

Hadnett Booster Klub budc
mat riadnu schodzu dina 81. ok
tobra 0 7.30 veGer V dielni Fran
ka Rigelskeho ma South Ave. At
sa kazdy obcan dostavi ma til scho
dzu, uz ci prislticha do Hadnett
Booster Klu'bu alebo ME. Mech
pridu obcania. nielen 70 South
Side, ale al 2 North Side, aby
sme sa mohli lepsie poradit' O.
hi 'adom volieb.
Cteni obcania, iste vam je zna-
mo, ze mas dobry priatel Slova-
kov,' Geo. F. Hadnett sa uchadza
0 iirad serifa a jako som boil mi
mule pisal, tax to a.. teraz opaku-
jem, ze on to Dol, ktory pomahal
najviac panu Petrikovi, ked' sa
uchadzal "a koncilmana do NEST
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29

skej rady. Ked' SINE nrobili po-
chod po nliciach pred primarka-
mi panu Petrikovi, pan Halnett
nam dostal ma to permit, t. j. do
volenia. 4. on boil sam "a marsala
IS tom pochode. TAX al tohto
mozetc videt', ze je priatef Slo,
vakov pre-. tu prieinu ct. obca-
MIA MaVonins doliny vas proslm
V meme Hadnett Booster klubn,
ably ste kazdy bez rozdiahl viero-
|vyznania hlasovali ma pana Geo
F. Hadnetta ma 2. novembra. Som
| listv, ze ked' pan Hadnett bude
zvoleny "a serifa, a yam bude tre
| ba neiaka pomoc, bolo by V je.
no moci, tax yam iste pomoze.
| Som irctou ma vsetkych eta
~.-2 Andrej Tarapcak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
sBoRoM S. S. K. MA oKoLf.

u Proslm ilradnikov diocezal-
nych sborov, aby mi poslali elm
skorej svoje adresy. Sileasne pro-
sim tajomnikov tychto sborov, a.
by mi poslali pisomne zpravy 0
stave Sdruzenia ich distriktoch.
q Vyzyvam iiradnikov vset-
kNch Gisel Sdruzenia, ably v me-
siaci novembri svolali schodze,
ina ktorych mech 81 zvolia agitae.
my vybor. Tento vybor mech ide
Cd domu do domu zapisovat Slo
vakov-katolikov do Sdruzenia
ia svoju pracu agitacny vybol
NAL by matt zaplateno 2 poklad,
nice 6isla, pre- ktnre ziskal Gle
nov. -a
81 Iivot Sdruzenia zavisi o(
vas, drahi bratia a sestry. kaz
dr Glen a clenkyha majil byt' ma
plneni nadscnim a odusevnenln
"a nase Sdrulzenie. Uradnici 81
len Vasi sluhovia. Zaplat lie S
svoie clenovskt. Ten $1.0O, slo
vom jedon dollar, Vas neozobrat1
/; A Vo vsetkych veciach tyka
iiicich sa Sdruzenia piste ma:
/ Rev. Martin Rubicky, hi. ia,
| SSK., 300 - 7th ST., New Brigf
Iton, Pa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
POZVANTE MA MASKARNY
BAL VO WARREN.

(islo 764. IKSJ. vo Warren u
sporiada vel Ky maSkarnF bal ma
6. novcmhra V Armory hale ma
High ulici oproti st. Mary ko-
stolu. Hrat' bWde vyborna or.
chestra, pri ktorej 81 kazdyy dobrc
zatancuje. ci starry alebo mlady
lebo vybor sa postaral al mile
tance pre- starsich. ~.
Touto cestou vyzyvame vset'
kNch tunajsich al okolitfch Slo'
vakov a nh priatel 'ov, aby: na'
.poctili svojou navStevou. Budi
vsetci srdecne vitanl. Poelvame
ze mas je tn hodnI pocet, co san
pisatel' tychto riadl:ov INA, zc s.
tu hodna Slovakov dost 'ahovalt
ia poslcdne diva roxy. TAX tn j
prilezitost Sa s nami rozpoznat
a stat mcdzi Svojich do siku, abN
smo sa al my mohli lepsic repre-
zcntovat' V nasom mcStc praco
vat iak cirkevne talk narodne
politicky. Nespime. ale tcinkuJ
me. TAX tedy hor sa ma ten vel ky
bal ia dobrt zabavu ruel vybor
Joe Seko, piSatel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
J Eugene Roberts,
Kandidat "a statneho senatora

u. Eugene Roberts.
Kandidat "a statneho senatora
w. Il. Sause.
Po ich reciach obdan Jnrai la
.bnda 81 ziadal slovo, ktore mu
bolo dane. Jeho rec bola pro-
speech Nils P. Johnsona a "a Geo.
+. Iadnett Bol yyzvant, abN
vysiel ma recnisko odtial reGnil,
ako inl, lebo OH ie dobry racnik.
On sa "a to nepohncval, vysiel ma
lrecnisko .svoju rec peline do
koneil S takym hlasom, ze veru
sa vsetky lavice mocno triasly.
Hoe je al stary, ale je este jarI,
ma dobre hrdlo.
A teraz pel<ne d'akujem d V me-
ne klubu vsetkTm zenam, .ktore
sa silNastnily tejto verejnej scho-
DE i peknom poete.. TAX al vse-
tkym mllzskym, ktor1 dosial' do
klubn neprislnchaji. Zaiste 81
vsimli. ako je mas klub vazeny a
ako mas pridu navstivit' Stain
lalebo mestski nradnici.
|
| Dalej davam ma znamost' Il
mas klnb Dude mat sch6dzu n;
81. oktobra, t. ]. nedel'u vece7
10 7.3O. Ma tnto schodzu MOE lei
| I'D klubu sa dostavit' ziade,
| recnik ME. Pride k nam iba vel
/ ky skolsky uradnlk, ktory nan
rozpovie o skole. TAX pytam vse
tkvch ndov. al tych, ktori sa chcl
stat udami nasho klubu, aby pri
sli vsetci, ably SINE tn Sokolovn,
trochu vacsou urobili, ako je te
raz, lebo al na minulej sch6dz
Imlia nemali ami kde stat. To j
dokaz. ae l'udia ma Lansingvill
pilnujn svoje vzdclavanic a ma
vstevujii Sch0dze klubu.
S nctou,
" J. J. Y, rreds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
GALAJDovCOM ZOMREL SYN

James Michal Galajda, nemluv-
ia Jana a Stefanie Galajda, 70
mrel V utorok V domacnoSti rodi-
Gov, 70 Frank ST., Struthers. o.
plakavajn no rodicia, traja bratIa
a start rodiGia. Pohrab mu boI
yo Stvrtok rano. pohrabnt obra-
DIV vvkonal Rev. Stefan Begalla
Y chrame Sv. Trojicc. Pochovany
Dol V Calvary cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
z POLITICKEJ SCHODZE Ma
LANSINGVILLE.

. . = ,a + z Z s + s
l.ansingvillsky klub odbyval /
verelnil schodzu v Sokolovni mi
nnlej neleli, "a. oktobra, na llto-
RI schodzu dostavili sa vazni al
znami racnlci. Schodza bola "a
hajena predsedom klnbn, ktory
poziadal obcana Michala Bacu, a.
by nam priSiel zaspievat amcri-
clili hymnu MY, Country, my
vsetci pritomni sme spievali tel
najlepsej voli IA MIN, take celia
Sokoloyna sa triasla od naSho
spcvu. Pritomni recnici sa AMI
ErenaGudovat nemohli, ze ako s;l
tcnto mas slovensky narod m0ze
shromaHdit V tax vel 'kom pocte.
Vel 'ka chvala bola vzdavana lam
singvillskemu klubu "a jeho pra-
sc. ktore konci pre- kazdn osobn
y r
n "a hitfne navstevovane schodze.
Potom predseda vyZval recnikov,
ably nam povedali, co znajn. Rec
nici kan'didati nam povedali 0
v:rrtklch Zakonoch za co oni
m6zu urobit', iestli bndn zvoleni.
Ncsl 'nbili nam celkom mic, iba re
budn zakony zachovavat' kaz-
del prilezitosti. Hovorili, re jestll
sa l'udu zakony nepacia, mech 81
/ 'ud zakony zrobi, axe mu budn
20 voli, potion uradnik, ako
sluha l'udu. bude take zakony u
platnovat'. L'ud dava vinu nra-
dom, lebo ze ony majn zakon l.
naksie uplatnovat'. Me je ilrad-
nix vinovatT, ale l'udske hlasv,
ktore zakony robia. Ziaden iirad'
nix 81 ncmoze svoje zakony nro.
biz. len ich musi prisne zachova-
vat a l'ud. ktorI zakony prestu'
pujc, musi prisnc trestat'. TAX
nj. ic to ilradnikova vina, re l'ud
trcsta, ale je to toho l'u1u vina,
ktory ma taky zalSon hlasnle.
RoGnili nasledovni: f..
Nils p. Johnson, kandidat "a
statneho senatora. A.. jeho syn "a
neho paru SLOW prehovoril.
Ray Thomas, kandidat "a okr.
fiskala (zalobcu).
Judson Brenner, kandidat "a
okresneho pokladnika.
Okresny sudca Lyon.
p po slovensky nam recnil Anton
Palkovit a pocas jeho reel sa ve-
ri al lavice rilsaly.
Charles Cushwa, predseda Cen
tral Committee.
Advokat Wickham. ~
Kandidat "a serifa George F.
Hadnett. b..
Kandidatka "a poslanca do sta
tnej zakonodarne Mrs. G.. j. OFT.
Kandidat "a Statneho senatora
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
SLAVIANSKY SALON KRASY
v YOUNGSTOWN.

Y tieto dni otvorila znama hor-
vatska pracovnicka narodna, pa
nj Violet Djakovitovh salon ma
pestovanie zenslSej krasy pod me.
nom Violet Beauty Shoppe, izbt
4, pod c. 339 West Federal st
Slovenske zeny a devy, ktore po
trebuji sltNieb, ako ie masai
tyare, manikl1ra, smyvanie hlavy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
ROBIA PRfPRAVY PRE-
SLET KAT. SOKOLSTVA

Cd p. j, L. .Mlaaruskina Ia Ian
singvillu, elena hi. technickeho
sboru K. Sokolov dostali SINE kar-
tn Pittsburghu, V ktorej nam
sdel uje, ze tam zasada hi. tech
niclxy sbor spolu velitel mi "a
padnych znp ciel'om porobenla
predprac pre- slet majnci sa od-
bvvat' V Bridgeport, Conn. Ma
teito schodzi rozhodnute bude 0
cvicbach. AXE sa prevedn potion
ma slete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29

liecenie lebetnej koze, zabary
vlasov, npravenie vlasov, stril
ME vlasoy alebo mareelovaf
nozu sa $ doverou obratit / na d
DiakovMovii,s ktora ma \ tom q
bore vel Ike znamosti. Salon III
.tvoreny kazdg den a vaceran1i Il
v utorok a piatok. Tel. 414O5.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
VEL 'KE ZEMETRASENIE
Y ARMENSKU

Minnleho piatku v noci ndalo
.sa v Arnensku ma Kaukaze
vel Ike zemetrasenie, ktore znicilo
dediny Alachkep, Jcnibajazid a
Dicmiazin. Zahynulo vysc 800
l'udf ranene bolo tisfce. len v
Alexandropole zahynulo 300 l'u-
ldf.
Mensie zemetrasenie udalo sa
lv stvrto!. noci min. tyzdna i !
San Francisco v Kalifornii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29

nikov na vrazde reiaktora Don
Melletta y Canton, 16. JULIA. Chy-
teny Dol, ked 70 svojho ilkrytu
v Clevelande siel navsfsvit svoiu
chort matku do Pennsylvania.
tn no vlastni bratia dali do rfk
policie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-10-29
UDAJNY VRAH RED.
MELLETTA CHYTENY

Po troch mesiacoch hi 'adania,
chyteny 'bol Patrick McDermott,
udajne jeden hlavnych beast
, 1926-07-15

IT is hereby made known that the
I Horse, Carriage and Boat Taxes
for the second half year 1926 will
be received at the Police Offices
in Christiansted and Frederiksted
from July 20, 1926 to August 10,
1926, both days included, after
which time the list of arrears will
be transmitted to the Director of
Police for further measures.
Each debtor of tax will be sub
ject to a fine of Franc LOO if the
tax be under Francs $500 and
Francs 200 if the tax be Francs
$500 or above, besides the ordina-
ry levy expenses.
The taX-lists will be distributed
by the Police Department and are
to be filled out in conformity with
the Ordinance of February 22, 1853,
and returned to the respective PO-
lice Offices within 48 hours for the
towns and 4 days for the country
districts.
Government of the
Virgin Islands of the United States.
ST. CroiX, % June, 1926.
G. P. SHAMER,
Despotchjng Secretary.
, 1926-07-15
Publication.

IT is hereby made known, that the
! Tax on Auto Vehicles and Auto
Truck Trailers in accordance with
Section 81 of the Ordinance con-
corning Public Roads in st. Croix,
approved July IA, 1923, will be
payable, at the Police Offices in
Christiansted and Frederiksted from
July 20, 1926 to August 10, 1926,
both days included for the second
half year 1926.
Parties remaining in arrears for
this tax after August 10, 1926,
will be subject to the same penal
ties as in the case of the Horse,
Carriage and Boat Tax.
Tax-lists will be distributed by
the Police Department and they
must be correctly filled out and
returned to the respective Police
Offices within two days fafter re-
ceipt in the towns and four days
after receipt in the country dis
tricts.
Government of the
Virgin Islands of the United States,
St. Croix, 20 June, 1926.
G. P. SHAMER,
Despatching Secretary
Evening star., 1926-04-30
The Guest Book.

Every guest room, no matter how
simple, should have a guest book.
If there Is a desk in the guest room
it should be laid prominently thereon.
If there is not, then 1t should be
placed on dressing table, stand or
bureau where it cannot escape the OBJ
servation of the guest. The guest
room that has no desk is not really
well equipped Any sort of stand or
table of convenient height for writ
ing will answer the purpose. If there
is large blotter on this and the
conveniences of writing-pen, ink and
a little calendar, few sheets of note
paper. and a little box of stamps
then you will have done much to
further the comfort of your guests
The guest book should be promi-
nently placed on this desk, with
small blotter left at the leaf where
the last guest has written.
1t is most convenient to buy these
guest books ready made at station
cry store, though any substantial
blank book will answer the purpose.
There should he a space for the date
and the guests signature. who may
or may not also add the name of his
home. An attractive guest book OF
this sort is a good gift for the young
bride or bride to-be, or any one about
to go into a new house.
Using of guest books is no passing
fad You will find them in almost
ali the guest rooms of the homes of
those who do and can afford to en-.
tertain extensively. Each guest room
has it's guest book and in many OF
these houses you may find much en-
tertainment in turning back the leaves
of the book to find the names Of
fri nf t1yhr r..
have been lodged in the room you are
ncci,ny-inc,
Evening star., 1926-04-30
VEGETABLE PRICES
HERE FORCED DOWN
Heavy Shipments Bring Drop.
Meat Continues High-Fish'
Costs Are Stationary.

Influx of larger quantities of fresh
vegetables and fruits at Center
Market during the past week has
served to drive down prices in a
number Of lines, bringing an en-.
livened business from housewives
alert for bargains in food.
While vegetable reductions are in
order. and will continue to be as
Summer approaches. meat prices
cling to former quotations and a
slight advance Is shown at most
stands at the market in lamb cuts.
Fresh eggs of the highest quality
sell for 35 and 40 cents a dozen, the
same as last week. and the best
creamery grades Of butter remain at
50 cents.
Poultry prices remain unchanged.
Turkeys are so cents, dressed; fowls,
As, fries. so and bakers. so. Ducks
are so cents a pound and geese 40
cents.
Due to cool weather. market Off.
Gals say, fish prices will remain the
same as during the last few weeks,
particularly as to shad, now selling
for from IS to 40 cents a pound.
Herring and croakers are the cheap
est on the market. being offered for
10 and Is cents pound. Mackerel is
80 cents a pound salmon. 40 cents:
halibut, 40 cents, and rock fish, 80 and
35 cents.
Potatoes. new ones. dropped as
much as one-third in price from last
week, selling for 10 cents a pound.
and white potatoes eased off to Z
cents. A few sweet potatoes still are
to be had for 10 cents.
Strawberries again dropped in price
with the receipt of shipments from
North Carolina and are for sale at
40 and so cents a quart box for the
best berries.
Celery from Florida is rapidly com.
ing in. selling for Is cents a large
bunch. and Bermuda shipments are
expected soon.
Cranberries of fine quality still are
to he purchased at Center Market, at
40 cents a pound.
Beets from Southern states are 10
cents a pound. and hot house beets
are 20 cents. Cabbage is 10 cents and
Is cents a head: lettuce is 10 and l5
cents a head. Spinach now is avail
able from nearby sections and sells
for 3 pound; for % cents Kale, also
from local fields. is 4 pounds for IS
cents.
Asparagus. large size. is quoted at
so and so cents a bunch. higher than
ldSt week as the result OF cold
weather, merchants say.
Honeydew melons are nearly out
Of season. but the Argentine product
is yet available in moderate quantities
at $1.50 each.
Pineapples. large size, are down to
35 and 40 cents each. Oranges are
so to rs cents a dozen, and lemons
are 40 cents. Other offerings are
string beans, 25 cents a pound: peas
% cents a pound: lima beans. 81 a
quart; tomatoes. 35 and 40 cents a
pound; grapefruit, Is TO 90 cents each
Summer squash. Is cents each: egg
plant. % and 80 cents each; grapes,
black and white Argentine. from 75
cents to 81; cherries. 81 pound
bananas. 80 to 35 cents dozen
cucumbers, from 10 TO 35 cents each
and artichokes. Is cents each.