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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
WTAJCIE NAM, KOLEDZY
| KOLEZANkI!

w dniach 12-go, 1890 i 14-go .maja b.
r. w miescie Cleveland odbywac sic bedzie
zjazd walny Druzyn Spiewaczych Zwiazku
spiewak6w Polskich Ameryce.
Szanownym Delegation Delegation, ja-
cy ma Zjazd do naszego grodu przybeda, zy-
czymy jak najpomyslniejszych obrad, ably te
zapewnic zdoia4y jak najwiekszy rozw6j wiel
ce pozytecznej organizacji dla ktorej dobra
rozwoju ma Zjezdzie radzic beda.
spiewakom i spiewaezkom tax miejsco-
wynn jak przyby1ym, kt6rzy wystapia ma
wielkim koncercie srodmiesciu, jak ma
bye niejako ich egzamnem publicznym, zy-
czymy, ably koncert ich pod kazdym wzgle-
dem wypadf wspaniale imponujaco, ably wy
kazac m6g4 tezyzne ducha poskiego byf
przypomnieniem, re rod my sw6j wywodzi-
my cd narodu tysiacletniej kulturze.
zyczymy Wam, Koledzy Kolezanki, jak
ajpomyslniejszych obrad najwiekszego suk-
cesu w koncercie
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
POLSKIE STOWARZY-
SZENIE DOBROCZYN-
NOSCI PIEKNA MA
PRZYSZkOSC PRED
SODA.

W ubiegfy piatek, dnia
3-go maja W Sokolni przy
ulicy Broadway odby4o sic
og6lne zebranie cz{onk6w i
cz}onkin, niedawno powo}a
nego do zycia, Polskiego
Stowarzyszenia Dobroczyn-
nosci.
z pomiedzy spraw waz-
niejszych, ma zebraniu tenn
dokonanych, by4o wybranie
z listy szescdziesieciu kan
dydat6w - trzydziestu tru
stysow, czyli dyrektorow,
kt6rzy ma posiedzeniu, ja-
kie odbedzie sic W piatek,
dnia 17-go maja b. r., wy
biora zarzad, ktoremu po-
wierza dalsze kierownict-
wo ta pozyteczna instytu-
cja dobroczynna.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
DROBLAZGI
Z TYGODNIA

JEST ZESP0L " mie:cie Clsve-
land, ktory ma uznanie osoinie
poparcie zasiuguje. Zespoiem lynn
to SARA Druzyna Sokola, skupia-
jaca sic " paru tutejszych Gnia-
zdach.
Czem jest Sokolstwo Polsl<ie "
Ameryce, jake zasiugi dla sprawy
odzyskania niepodlegfosci Polski
poioiy&o, ME trzeba chyba przypo-
minac, bo wszyscy dobrze o tenn
wiemy.
Tutejsze Gniazda powodu bra
ku funduszow ME So W stanie na
tax szerole4 skale piracy prowadzie,
jakby pragneiy, ale W kazdym ra-
zie czynie CO moga. Gniazda ma
Warszawie skupiaja liczny zastep
dziatwy polskiej mfodziezy, talk
chfopcow jak dlewczeta.
Pomiedzy mlodzieia jest Solso-
Eca, naxwiskiem Walasiewicz, ktora
kilkaLrotnie juz byia szampjonka
" ro1nych zawodach. Posiada ona
wiele medal odznaczen, jake
zdobyia W turniejach, stajac do Ia
wodow najlepszemi siiami z
posrod tutejszego swiata sportowe-
go. Miaia bye niedawno wyslana
do Amsterdamu do Europy ma od-
bywajac4 sic tam Olympjade, ale
ME majac poparcia re strony tu-
tejszej PoIonji ME zostaIa wybra-
ma.
Ma ostatnio odbytem zjezdzie wal
nym Sokolstwa Polskieso W Anne
ryce Druhna Walasiewicx zdobyfa
najwyzsze nagrody mistrzostwa w
Sokolstwie. w umaniu teso "a
Rad Sokolstwa W Pittsburghu da je
Dh-nie Walasiewicz przejazd okre-
tenn do Polski ma Zjazd.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
co SfYCHAC w SWIECIE?

Foch posiada s 10000 koni parowych mole ply
szybkoscia godzine.
df cztero-ealowych siuzacych do walk
dial dwucalowych cezkch kaabinow
wych Dlugoc statku
orped 22 calowyeh Zaoga saku kiad 80 Office
SIS marynarzy.
Taxa wiadomoc Ola wyjasnena
jdnak nalezy
eotowans wszelka ewentualnosc Polska.
BRYTYJSkA Prtjs Piracy
gonych Wisona
odnon wolnosci tax czasie pokou
Jednoczesnie byiy Ramsay Mac Do
nad przewodca PI opowie podczas
kamPanI wyborcze edukcje
sko Ameryki wzgledzie,
ambasadora Gibsona W
Rad brytyki wobec nadchodaeych yborow bede mogl
anowka tel sprawie pzedstawe odpowiednh
wnioskow ymw
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07

PODCZAS Paryu rumunsk minister
nych Monescu udel wywadu ktym przedtaw obe
poityki rumunkei
Moviqc tosunkach RumunI Poka, oswiadczyi
iedawna podrox do powoia stwdz
tnene wezow sojuszu Zbyecznern
znacz minister pdkea bzpodstawnose pewnych
nych informacyi wdl ktorych wiyt Poe miaia
pocakowie deia obemujacego Pol
ske Wegry Rumunje Obecny caikowicie
Malej
die ojuszem Poska Jedyne kombince
rych mole bye mayby wzgled Mlj
y W kerunku Posk"
powyzszego widae z tax Rumunja ak panswa, MALE
do Maiej Ententy szelka
ka Pke Spodeac naeiy predze p6zniej
te ale ME pedei Ltwy Pols
zalatwiona.
MA LlBERALNYM koneree "Zednoczonych Prowincy ndyj
skich jednogfosnie powzeo rezucjq
nisse Idyj do potrzebom
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07

sic czerwony gwozdzk, gdy matka zyje, biafy
ria matke
My polacy szczegolne pownnismy ten dzieh OBJ
chodzc gdyz zadna narodowosc ME posiada tax szla
chetnych serc macerzynskich, jake posadaja nasze
matki-poki. Jak czesto zaparciem siebie swej wy.
cody przyjemnosci matka stwarza wygodne otoczenic
dla swej dzatwy, daje jej sposobnosc wyksztacenia
wyrecza ciezkej piracy by tyko dzieci ma4y wygode
Pamietajmy, re nejedna matka, przyjezdzajac do
Ameryk gromadka dzieci maiym zasobem fnan-
sowym, musiafa borykac sic losem daeko cd swego
kraju, cd swej rodzny. Zatem dzis, moi kochan male
zy sic i'm uznane.
Zawofajmy Mech zyje Matka Polka, rzuc-
my wieniec kwiat6w pod je stopy, MECH odczuje te
mi4osc swych dzieci, kt6re pochwane hymny
czesc jej Spiewac beda.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
SPEkNILISMY NASZ
OBOWIAZEK!

w ubiegla niedziele, dn.
5-go maja Polonja miejsco-
wa godnie speinila sw6j o.
bywatelski obowiazezk, ze
brawszy sic gromadnie Il
stop pomnika Tadeusza Ko
sciuszki w Wade Parku.
urzadzonym obchodem,
jaki wypadf bardzo dobrze
Polonja zadokumentomaia,
IL jak po inne lata, tax i
w roku biezacym ME zapo-
mniafa O rocznicy wieko.
pomnego dzie}a, ale, licz-
ME pospieszywszy, z4ozyia
hold tw6rcom konstytucji
3-go Maja.
Obchod niedzielny mial
powazny charakter. Zebra
nj, w liczbie oko4o tysiaca
osob, W skupieniu ducha wy
s}uchali paru NOW i byli
swiadkami podniosfei chwi-
Ii sk}adania wiencow. Cd
miejscowej Polonji wieniec
zfozy4 p. Wladysiaw Koz-
fowski, polski Konsul. przy
byly ma uroczystosc majo-
wa Z Detroit. Pan Konsul
wygfosi} znakomita move.
Przemawia} takze pieknie
ks. pra}at M. J. Orzechow-
ski i paru innych.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
ALJANCI PRZYCISKAJA DO
MURU BUTNEGO DELEGATA
NIEMIEC.
o lie Niemcy ME zgodza sic te-
raz ma rokowania, to pozniej
Aljanci ME beda z mimi
konferowac.

PARYZ. Rad francuski
po raz ostatni wystosowaf we
zwanie do Niemiec, azeby naty-
chmiast wrocify do. zerwanych
rokowan w sprawie odszkodo-
wan wojennych. Francja podkre
sla naciskiem, ze zadnej innej
konferencji W tel sprawie w
przyszlosci ME bedzie 0 lie
Niemcy ME dojda do porozumie
MIA teraz, to plan sp}at wedlug
Dawesa, przeciwko ktoremu Me
mcy protestuja, bedzie W calo-
sci wykonany bez dalszych koro-
wodow. Rad francuski zreszta
uwaza TAXI sposob "a jedyna al
ternatywe.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
W dniach IL, 13, 14-go maa odbywaG sic lbedzie "
Cleveland Zjazd Zwa azzu Spiewak6w Polkich wAmeryce

Ze zrodef znajdujacych sic
blisko rzadu stwierdzono, re sta
nowisko rzadu francuskiego jest
stanowcze ostrzezenie jest isto
tnie ostatnie.
Inni delegaci aljantow podzie
laja to stanowisko w zupeinosci.
Wystapienie Berlina ME znajdu-
je nigdzie zwolennikow, a nawet
wp4ynelo oziebiajaco ma przyja-
ciol Niemiec.
Jasnem sic stale, re chwila,
gdy szef delegacji niemieckiej
do Paryza wroci, bedzie on mu-
siai wznowic rokowania i to "a
sadniczo zmieniajac ton swych
zadan.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07

adaniom udno Rezoluc podresl d1 zesc spo{eczens
ndyjskieg odzuc kde owiaan powiczn bardo dale
ko idace. Konge da
kego wajace niezadowone ludosci ndyj obecnsj
yucu przepsc pomedzy rzadem ndyjkim
81
Jest charakteysyczne, Delhi powsao wielie
doenie kor podobne koa hindue
sne}o adie ptulatu samodienosci Indy Indie
niedlekej
Bytyskie problemu bede miaio
n kfopot
CZASIE odbywajacych obrad konsji przygoowawcze
Lg Narodow pxyjeca
wiedgo plu ozbron Fran ukonczy budowe wspaniaiego
krsiowka wonneeo, ktory zostal jui wode
cd imienia zmarfego marszalka FrancI - Foch.
Wielka Brytana juz takch krazownkow posiada4
cych pojemno kaidy Zednoe,o
posiadaa roiach kazowniki lecz
wykonczone.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07

co TYDZIEN
NIESIE?

STALO sic. Zja.d dziennikarzy
rolsko-amerykanskich odby} sic ku
zadowoleniu jsdnych ku umartwie
niu drusich.
Minelo dni pare cd zjazdu, a
wiec ebecnie mozna juz zorjento-
wac sic, jak sic prasa tutejsza na
sprawe odbyteso zjazdu patrxy.
Najbardziej sntuzjastycznie o
zjszdxis wyrasa sig "Dziennik Chi
cagoski". Naczelny redaktor tego
pisma, p. Przydatek, giowny ini-
cjator zjazdu obecny pierwszy
prezes Syndykatu, powiada, il sta
Ia sic r.ecz nadzwyczaj wazna, kto-
ra zdola sic odbic donosnem echem
" dalszem ksztaltowaniu sic sto-
sunkow ma wychodztwie. Zdaniem
p. Przydatka, odbyty zjazd wp1y.
ME dodatnio ma zacieranie sic roz.
mic, wyroslych ma tie orjentacyj
wojennych ! powojennych.
Wielu pomiedzy tych dzienni-
karzy, ktorzy byli ma zjezdzie, wy
raza sic bardzo optymistycznie i
ze slow ich przebija zadowolenie
j pewna nawet nadzieja, il stwo'
rzona ma zjezdzie W Detroit or
eanizacja ME tylko ie sic utrzyma,
ale rozwijae sic bedzie znakomi.
Gle wielkim pozytkiem dla wy
chodztwa, Polski j zrzeszonych.
So jednak tacy, ktorzy powia-
daj4 otwarcie, ze ma zjechaniu sie
/ pogadaniu Gala sprawa sic skon'
cry, a sprawy ogolne potocza sic
dalej tenn samem fozyskiem.
My wierzymy, il zjazd W wiel-
liej mierse wplynie ma stopniowe
zAcieranie sic antagonizmow, ma tie
orjentacyj wyrossych. Pozostana
wprawdzie roznice, pozostana bye
mole ma czas dfugi jeszcze nieche-
Ct jednych do drugich, ale ME be-
da sic obawiac W tax rai4cych ko-
lorach, jak to by}o dotychczas.
Jednakie, powiemy otwarcie, ze
ME entuzjazmujemy sic zbytnio
prxyietemi ma zjezdzie uchwalami,
sdyz uwazamy, ze ME wszystkie
dadzs sic W czyn wprowadzic..
Trudno jest naprzykiad myslee o
asekuracji wielu innych RE.
czach przy dwu dolarowym po.
datku.
Zreszta, poco1 nawet ia aseku.
raeja? z bardzo mafymi wyjatkami
wszyscy do tel czy innej organizacji
polskiej naleza, a jezeli ME do pol
skiej to sa asekurowani W kompa
mach amerykanskich. Zamiast o
asekuracji naleia}oby raczej pomy-
slee, ably dla dziennikarzy stwo-
rye znosniejsze "a zycia warunki
bytowania. Naraxie te uwage czy-
nimy, a " nastepnych numerach
do tematu tego powrocimy ME-
ktore punkty szerzej postaramy sic
omowie.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
Po|onja zozyIa hold tw0rcom Konst. 3-go Maja
Poske Stow. DobroCzynno$Ci wybra|o so trustys6W

stanu Indiana. wniosl do kongre-
SUI rezolucje, polecajaca prezyden-
toNi Stanow Zjednoczonych wyda-
ME proklamacji ma dzien II go
pazdziernika l929-go roku we
zwaniem do obywateli, ably nalezy-
Gle uczcili rocznice smierci wielkie-
go Polaka.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
ROCZNICA BITWY POD
RACLAWICAMI.

WARSZAWA. - We Lwow;e
uroczyscie obchodzono rocznice
bitwy pod Raciawicami. Move
glowna wyg}osil ma uroczystosci
ks. biskup W{adysfaw Bandur-
ski.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
Bill o PROkLAMOWANIU
"DNIA PULASKIEGO".

SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Pan
lgnacy Werwinski, przewodniczacy
federalnej komisji l50-letniej rocz-
nicy smierci Pu}askiego. donosi.
re kongresman Louis Ludlow ze
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
PAPIEZ ZAMIANOWAL NO.
WECO BISKUPA.

RZYM. - Papiez Plus XII "a
mianowal ks. Louisa Willingera
biskupem diecezji Ponckiej "
Porto Rico.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1929-05-07
kONFERENCJA EPISKOPATU
w POLSCE.

WARSZAWA. w Pozna-
niu pod przewodnictwem ks. Kar
dynala Honda odbyla sic kon-
ferencja Episkopatu polskiego z
caaego obszaru Rzeczypospoli-
tel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
DISTRICT STUDIES
AUTO TAX CHANGE
Weight or Horsepower Sug-
uested as Basis for Levy
to Increase Revenue.

The subject of substitution of a
weight or horsepower tax on automo-
biles for the property tax now in effect
in the District is being studied by the
Bureau of Efficiency, 1t was learned to-
day, at the request of Representative
Simmons Of Nebraska, chairman OF the
District subcommittee Of the House APP
preparations committee.
An expert in the bureau has been
assigned the problem of determining
the wear and tear on streets Of auto
mobiles of varying weight, and Thomas
F. Murphy, assistant to the chief, said
today that compilation of data on the
subject would be submitted to Mr.. Sim
mons early in December. If the sug-
gested change in tax method is ap-
proved, the bureau will draft a bill for
introduction at the regular session Of
Congress. embodying the provisions
suggested by the study.
Equitable Taxation.
The purpose of the change would be
to increase the revenue from automobile
taxation and at the same time make the
tax more equitable on automobile users.
The registration tax and gasoline tax Of
cents per gallon would not be changed,
but the property tax, which is the same
rate as the tax on personal property,
would be absorbed in the levy imposed
on q basis of weight.
Described briefly, the proposed change
contemplateS that an automobile should
be taxed according to It's wear and tear
on streets, the weight of the machine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
SOLDIER GIVEN YEAR
FOR STRIKING GIRL
Walter Reed Patient Says He Was
Drinking and Does Not
Remember Incident.

John c. Harden, soldier, who has
been stationed at Walter Reed Hospital
was sentenced to a year in jail by
Judge Gus A. Schuldt in Police Court
today. after he had been convicted OF
assault on Dorothy Pope of the 1900
block of Eighth street.
According to testimony Of the COM
plainaEt, Harden struck her in the
mouth while she was walking with her
dog on the street near her home last
week. She said that the blow was de-
livered after she had threatened to
turn the dog on him.
Harden said he had been drinking
and did not remember anything about
the incident. He said that he regained
his memory in the eighth precinct
lookup The soldier was stationed In
the Panama Canal Zone for five months
and was sent to Walter Reed for treat
ment after he had returned to this
country broken in health.
The case was continued from last
Thursday. at which time Judge Schuldt
ordered the man to be sent to Gallinger
Hospital for mental observation. In q
letter sent to Assistant United States
Attorney Irwin Goldstein. DR.. Edgar A.
Bocock, superintendent Of the municipal
institution, said the man was mentally
all right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26

being the basic determining factor. The
effect Of depreciation Is to diminish the
taxes collectible on cars on the basis Of
assessed value, and depreciation would
not be a factor In q system where
weight or horsepower furnished the
basis.
Depreciating Value.
For example. an automobile valued
at $1,000 is taxed SIT the first year.
The second year the car has depre-
ciated in value and the property tax
is collected accordingly. A car valued
at $1,000, II taxed according to weight
or horsepower, would yield the same
tax the second year as the first.
Mr.. Murphy expressed the opinion
that under the proposed system, which
is used in Maryland with variations,
the revenue from automobiles would be
materially increased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
FOUR WASHINGTON BOYS
REPORTED AS MISSING
Believe Three From Northeast
Section Went Away Together
Sometime Tuesday.

Broadcasting Of information of four
boys reported missing from their homes
in this city, together with request for
information as to their whereabouts,
followed reports of their disappearance
to the police this morning.
It Is believed by the police and rela-
tives that three of the boys, residents
of Fourteenth street northeast, went
away together some time Tuesday. Two
of them, Paul Petit and Andrew r.
Stone, the former residing at 3l4 and
l6 years old.
Henry @. Higgins. the third member
of the trio, Is Is years old, and his
home is at 252 Fourteenth street Rela-
tives of the trio were unable to suggest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
SARAH DODGE DIES.
Widow of One-Time Publisher
Succumbs at II.

Mrs. Sarah E. Dodge, II years old,
widow of William A. Dodge and for
many years resident of this city, died
at her home, 1924 Harrison street, early
today after long Illness.
Mrs Dodge for many years was an
active member of Waugh M. E. Church
and had taken an active interest in
the Methodist Home for the Aged here.
She was a native of Peoria, Ill. Her
husband, who. died about 20 years ago,
was at one time editor of the National
Intelligencer, well known newspaper
here years ago. He also held an i'm
portant executive position In the Speci-
f1cation division, Government Printing
ONCE, many years.
Mrs. Dodge is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Frank B. Ravens of
Cherrydale, Va: Mrs. William E. Nc
Reynolds and Mrs. Charles L. Turner
of this city, and nine grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are being COM
pleted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
HUSBAND WED AGAIN.,
WIFE WINS DIVORCE

Mrs. Emma L. Flattery, 703 ]
street southeast. who sued John Francis
Flattery Of Boston for an absolute d.
vorce on the ground that he REMARKED
in that city on December "a. 1924, with
out the formality of divorce, today
was awarded final decree Of absolute
divorce by Justice Stafford in Equity
Court.
In the wife's bill she set forth that
Flattery deserted her in this city July
10, 1924, leaving her and their children
destitute. She averred she had never
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
Will Move Car Stops.

Due to the increased use of Thir-
tenth street southeast since it was
paved recently, the Public Utilities Com
mission today ordered the Washington
Railway & Electric Co. to move its
street car stop around the corner TO q
point few yards away on East Cap
itol street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
Covers Pool With Glass.

SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. R1.-Col. H.
H. Rogers. who is occupying q villa here
with his bride, is building q de luxe
glass inclosed swimming pool. The roof
will be of vioiet-ray glass. Illumina-
ton at the bottom and sides will pro-
duce q rainbow effect. Guesses at the
cost run up to 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
Stamped Pieces
Mems Bill Folds

SITS and $1.98 leather bill folds and
change purses, reduced for e. M
au $3.50 Se ana sa.ss men,; An. le:tSsr
bill folds with space for auto d. on
license. Reduced to. ..,, y sOS
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
Everybody's s
Street Floor

Rayon mixed and mercerized Isle
socks in new fancy patterns, a few in
plain colors. Perfects and irregulars.
All sizes.
Sire,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26

New shipment smart and serv-
iceable suits Of fancy woolens, in
all sizes z to IS. Coat, vest and
two pairs knickers or one pair
knickars and one pair long
trousers. Handsome colorings and
patterns.
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26

to the police their possible where
abouts.
Claude L. Barnette, IS years old, of
1895 Massachusetts, avenue, Is the other
missing boy. Police were told that he
went away some time In July and was
last heard of in New York about
August /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
Provides Educational Fund.

PHILADELPHIA R).-Dr. william
Curran half a century ago was con-
WINGED that his property would increase
so much in value that 1t could help
educate girls. He was right. Valued at
SOL 500 when he died. 1t Is now worth
$789, 500 and from the income 1000
will be provided annually for education.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26

Perfect quality rayon and rayon-and
Isle socks in dozens OF popular ney
fancy patterns. All sizes.
Flo0r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26

and scientific methods Of purchasing people have acquired
Of money and its buying powers They neither penu
extavsssnt They buy with discretion :. sensby {.
article i. no longer taken for granted it must be right
Modem tempo demands as much sense in buying
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26
Mems Furnishinrs

NIGHT SHIRTS Of striped fiannelette
and white. broadclotb. some trimmed
with braid. Sizes 10 to 20. Oo@
SIN TS10 Sslue sriiTs. ,.st;:;::i,. . SoS
ribbed, short sleeves. ankle lenEth.
Sleeve and ankle cuffs. Sizes 80 to
80. regulars of $i25 70.
WORK sHiRTs Of heavy blue cham
bray with attached collar, two pockets
and triple stitched seams. Sizes Az
14iz to l7.,................ 4CC
Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-26

Philippine foreign trade for the first
six months Of this year was the great
est for a half year on record.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Men 10 learn barber trade.
free catalogue explains. Write Lewis
Barber College. San Antonio. Texas.
U-l48
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-22

SO ACRES irrigation farm. All liz culti-
vatiOn. Excellent grape and pecan land.
VIII raise abundant crops OF cabbage.
carrots, spinach, cucumber and all
kinds OF truck. Adaptable TO cotton.
corn = feed crops. Good well. small
house. No water tax. Abundant wa
ter supply. Pump and power Installed.
Excellent terms to reliable purchaser.
Some unnecumbered trade. Can give
possession; $3.50 per acre. Box 1863.
Robstown. Texas. U-l45
I HAVE FOR SALE bargains in bearing
citrus groves and choice undeveioped
citrus lane In all parts OF the Valley.
and ( know the Valley al1d values.
Communicate with me. wv. III. Giles.
RavtionGville. U-106
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AUfOT-OTIvE
TREES. PLANTS AND SEED

PALMS FOR SALE-Fanleaf. date and
ornamental date. COG. dug. Special
prices for large quantities. Three miles
northeast Of La Ferla. Texas. George
w. Dewey. U-l29