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CHEVY CHASE
OUTSTANDING VALUES.
FULLY DETACHED HOMES.

sI0,8so--C Colonial home Just completed. Six
attractive rooms. tile bath with
shower, living room 3S Il. long with
open fireplace, large covered side
porch. bronze screens throughout.
Garage. A real bargain.
blocks from Connecticut ave- A
repossessed home less than 2 years
old in new house. condition. Six
ample rooms and bath with built-in
garage. LAree living porch. SUBJ
stantial saving on this home. In
vestiEate immediately.
One block west Of Connecticut ave.
brick colonial home Some dis
eliminating family have set their
hearts on just such a house as this.
Z bearooms,82 tiled baths, extra
lavatory and toilet In rear o. centeT
hall. Living room ~ f.. long with
open fireplace. Laree side verhnda,
screens The appointments and An.
ish beyond Comparison,
M. & r. B. WARREN,
wisconsin 2876 Day or Evening.
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SALE on RENT sun. PROP.

FOR SALE OR RENT-BuNGALoWs AND
detached residences favorably affected by
Memorial Bridge and Mt. Vernon houlevardi
sNieIean, Virginia, Rents s35 to sos, or will
sell on easy terms Agents wanted. FULTON
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AnPGVVCu NC0A ESTATE, (On-
sisting of a Modern Brick
Apartment House, Known
as Premises 1915 Clifton
Street Northwest, Wash
ington, D. G.
payment Of installments Of interest on the
land and premises BY. certain deed Of TRUST
December ). iSst. in LiSer $3.50. folio 81 e
sea-: q the land records OF the District OF
C9la UNI nc, ana the REQUEST 81 the holder
the undersigned. the trustees named in said
deed OF trust. viii! offer for sale under the
p% On 81 'G FRI fss'' The T%RNr2 fifth
descrsed lana ana premises .nS with the
apPartsnSncss thsrean,o Belonging. "i situate
s. " sSs SsS.s Eos
"a In BreuningerS combination OF lot four
rs snd sd part q as 'hfss in SSsF
for FOR the District q cOISmsis in Liser 81.
0e Two % ana sri three sos an
s sS n nsss ri II :ss SHsf sar
"a ssid ssrvsysSs once in Isss H Gov sssp
herd. page lsS. all In square twenty.eight
sixty.six t2se6l, In. the County Of Washing
ton, District Of Columbia, said property be.
ing now known for purposes OF assessment
and taxation as lots numbered seventy-four
t74l and eight hundred and one (a0t) In
square numbered twenty-eight hundred and
Sixty-six t2866).
Terms Of sale: one-third tits) Of the .pur:
chase price Il cash, Of which q deposit Of
time OF sale, and the balance In equal notes
OK the purchaser, payable in one ana two
years after the date Of sale: with interest
at the rate OF six per cent t6g per annum.
trust on the property sold, or all cash, at
the option of the purchaser. The terms of
sale 70 Be complied with within thirty 800
days from date Of sale. in default OF which
the prepersy will be resold at the risk and
cost OF the dRfaulting purchaser after flve
days REIMBURSEMENT In some newspaper
nnblisnea IN washington, D. O.. All eon-
eegAnoing, title examination and recording
at the expense Of the purchaser.
as1s GEORGE E, Flaming,
trustees, once Of the Union trust %,
sjafs.d&ds,exsu
1FSTE4E ARRIVE SALE HAS REEM post
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RAILROAD srDrNGs.
SALE--HOUSES.

$1,000 SO, TT. FRONTING 4s2 Fl; on
Daily. STORY 4 CO CO. si2 i7th st. F Fl. 400
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ayTHE ABOVE. SALE HAS BEEN POST.
poned on accounts OF the Indictment weather
DAY BAY OF JANUARY. 1919, SANE HOUR 4 T and
place. By ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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cQLoRED WILL. SACRIFICE NY BEAU
$2.475; payable $50 cash. balance SIS per
mo. Elec., bath; ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. Owner on premises 10 am to
$50 pm; 4432 Gault st. ne. Hillbrook.
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THOS. J. OWEN a SON. AUCTIONEERS
1881 Eye Street Northwest.
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SALE--HOCSES,
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

RENT FOR SIS. SELL FOR $4,000 NET /
viii take $1,000 cash for 5000 equity S34
Webster ST. tnear Grant Circle,. 2es
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NOODKIDGE, ID. {.
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An inspection viii Convince You.
Price Only te,a50
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Easy Terms Arranged.
Charming, brand-new 6-room semi-bunRe-
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best construction throughout and latest i'm
ACT SuicK 9nf r. I've YoS Spi Want ONE
THIS PRICE
See 202S Newton st. NE
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zoos 18th st. NV. . Main al94.
AURORA HEIGHTS.
Attractive b-room and bath bungalow,
modsFn, Pear garage. Close 10 Lee Highway,
schools. etc. Price se,B50. On reasonable
terms or exchange equity for closed car or
lot.
CLARENDON.
5-room and bath bungalow, cellar. furnace
heat, cleo. gas. deep lot, convenient locR-
tton. Price. $5,250. Easy terms.
II you are going TO buy q home or have
lot or other property TO exchange, consult
our Clarendon ONCE. Open until $50 pm
n. L. RYON CO., INC,
Clarendon 1880 1904 Wilson Blvd.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
20 SCH0DZE POLITICKEHO A
VZDELAVAJUCEHO KLUBU
MA I.ANSNGVII.LE.

Sch0dza bola vydrziavana mi
nuld nedel'u vecer, l. septembra
Otvoril ju predseda klubu "a pri.
tomnosti 80 1dov. Boly pojedna-
vane mnohe vazne veci. Rec bola
nasom baseball parku, to jest
playground. Taky treba pohl a
dat v celom Mahoning okrese, a.
ky my name. Lenze nam este je-
dina vec chybf to je voda, ktora
je nam vel'mi potrebna. Mas i'm
provement vybor bude teraz pra-
covat', ably SINE ju CHM skor do
stall. Bolo d'alej improvement
vyboru nalozene, ably pracoval. "a
lepsiu starost nase ulice. Ma
mnohych MET tabuliek, ze ako sa
menujd a ma mnohych je dlazba
popukana alebo stoky (stiry) "a
pchane. Ably vybor poziadal NEST
ske departy, zeby to vsetko bolo
napraven6. Dalej bolo vyboru ma
riadene, aby ziadal plavarnu do
Pine Hollow parku pre- nase diet
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
Spolkove zpravy
UDOM HAsELTONSKEHO
TATRA SPOLKU,

Haseltonsky Slovensky Podpo-
rujnci Spolok oznamuje svojim
ildom, ably sa vsetci dostavili ma
sch6dzu dna %. septembra 0 l.
hodine do skoly osady Sv. Alzbe-
ty ia Haseltine Ave. a kazdy I'D
Haselton Tatra Spolku mech do.
ne.;ie vyherne tikety ma hodinky
CO SINE dali do vyhry prospech
bratov H. s. T. S., ktorl sa ma.
chodia nemoci uz par mesiacov
KtorF bratov este 81 nek1pil
tiketu, moze 81 ju k1pit' ma
schodzi, ably sme uz hodinky mo.
hi vyhrat'.
Som bratskym pozdravom,
J. Kacenga, zapisnfk
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eli $. K. Sokola, aby nikdy cleno-|
via 5neprobovali talk peknej or
ganizacie vystipit', ale ably pri-
vadzaIi inych do s. X. Sokola.
Boly to slova krasne poucne pre-
nasu mladez. Br. Maruskin po-
d'akoval br. Labudovi "a krasne
slova Dol odmeneny potleskom
Po reel, na powell SokoIky "a
tocily vpravo k sestre starostke,
Helene Babby a Sokolici svl'avo
k br. Hudakovi, ktori i'm podl'a
men@lovu rozdali tikety zdarma.
Rozuaie sa, ze bolo radosti dost'
a vybory zaealy pracovat' 100
percentovou silou, ako cd kusu.
Videl som sestry praci pri pape
"a padovej smotane S mokrymi
satmi ma chrbate. Pomyslel som
81, ze aspon raz sa vypotia ako
chlapi pri horncich peciach v mly-
noch. O 4. hodine vyst1pilo 12 So
koliek a zacvicilo 4 oddiely prost-
nych bezchybne. Boly odmenene
potleskom a Iunc tiketami. Pix
mix nebol robeny pre- zisk, ale pre-
oslavu robotnickeho dina a pre- "a
bavenie nasich dietok a celeho o.
| becenstva. Ma pikniku sa kazdy
vyborne zabavil, Go bolo vidno z
jasnych, usmievavych tvar. Pri-
tomni boil Slovaci al 2 Warren,
Farrell inych okolitych miest.
Tiez bolo videt' zaujate miesta ma
platforme starsimi bratmi pria-
tel mi a muzski vykrucali svoje
tanecnice o zavod. Ma pikniku
bolo pritomne do 1000 l'udi, zato
ale planeho slova nebolo pocut'
co je d6kaz, ze zijeme v laske q
svornosti. Teda vykonal sa krol
do predA a dobre memo pre- orga
nizaciu SIX. Sokola. Muslin spo
meniit' al to, ze pracovnikov ne
bolo, jake ich byt' malo k tai
vel'kej praci, ktora bola mama
hava az do II. hodiny v noci, ke
dy sa obecenstvo rozislo ma zna]
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OSTATNY PIKNIK TEJTO
SEZONY.

Ostatny piknik toho leta uspo-
riada Lansingvillesky Baseball
Klub ma tnto nedel'u, Is. septem-
bra ma Smithovej farme, ma Shir-
ley Road. Zaciatok 2. hodine po
>obede. Hrat' bude vyborna hudba
Klub povolava ma tento ostatny
piknik vsetkych Aovakov Lam.
singville ako i z celeho okolia. G
jedIa a obcerstvenie netreba So
starat', lebo toho tam bude dost
Zabava potrva do polnoci, lebt
bude tam svetlo. TAX nezabudnitt
az na tito nedel'u. Ia dobru "a
bavu ruci ,Vybor klubu
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OZNAMENIE SESTRAM SPOIL
KU SV. L'UDMILY.

Spolok Sv. udmily, cislo 1926.
!. X. s. u. j. oslavi svoju spolko-
VII patronku, sv. Ludmilu prist1-
penim ku sv. spovedi v sobotu a
nasledujnci den, %. septembra
rano pol 9. in korpore ku sv.
prijimaniu. Udkyne sa ziadaju, a.
by sa z1castnily vo vel'kom po-
cite, lebo bude "a mas spolok sl1-
zena svata omsa. Sestry, ktore
talk neurobia, budl pokutovane
dl'a .stancv, lebo to. je nasa spoil
kova povinnost', ktor1 name ka-
ida jedna raz do roka vykonat'
Dalej sestry, ktore svoje stare
certifikaty zamenily "a move
mech 81 pridu pre- ne, lebo sa musi
kazda ma svoj podpfsat'. Tiez ma.
pominam sestry, ktore svoje sta.
re certlflEaty este nepOSlaly, necE
tax urobia, lebo cas- sa uz minul
w je pat mesiacov, co vas napo
mlname a este sa najdu udkyne
co 81 nevsimn1 nasich SLOW 20
tom ublizujd.
Tiez napominame sestry, ktor
dlhuj1, ably svoj dlh vyrovnaly
Udkyne, ktore dlhujn Wac ako
mesiace, jestli sa neohlasia, bud1
20 spolku vytvorene, lebo takt
spolok nemoze pokracovat..,. Mar
rozpocet poslu kazdy mesiac
ked' sestry neplatia, tax nemam
zkadiaP ma rozpocet poslat'. Ia.
drah6 sestry, povsimnite 81 tych
to riadkov. Sine 1ctou pozdra
vom ma vsetky spolusestry,
Maria Mandula, preds.
Maria Melek, 1ctov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

ky. Toto majn ma kazdej strane
mesta. my tn nemame. Taktiez
bude klub pracoyat' "a tym, ably
SINE dostali cestu Cd Dewey Ave.
do Hunter Ave. alebo most cd
Cooper st. do Union St., lebo to
je nam vel'mi potrebne. A jestli
budeme vsetci spolu pracovat',
da Bob, re to vsetko dostaneme.
Improvement -vybor poda ma bu-
ddcej schodzi zpravu, ze GO vyko-
nal. Ma schodzi boli i novi udo-
via prijati, a sice: brat Jan Fe-
rencak starsi, Juraj Turek, Jan
kerula a br. Larry Kusik.
S 1ctou,
Stefan Martinko,
zapisnik klubu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
TANECNA ZABAVA SBORU
146. T. S. J. SOKOL.

, Tymto oznamujeme, ze sokol-
ska tanecna zabava S verejnym
cvicenim bude uz tejto soboty We
Ger, dina IA. septembra V Sokolov-
nj pod cislom 319 Washington
st.
Teraz, ked' 81 uz kazdy cez leto
oddychnul, mech sa pride k nam
zabavit', lebo kto sa hyde, ter
zije, a ked' chceme zit', tax Sc
musime al trochu zabavit'.
Hrat' bude sokolska orchestra
Zaciatok pol 8. veeer. Vstupn
pre- muzskych soc, danny zdarma
Vsetci nasi priatelia budn nan
srdeene vftani. Vybo1
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VYDARENY PIKNIK K. sOKO-
Low MA LANSINGVILLE.

Ctena redakcia! Prosim po-
prajte miesta tymto par riadkom
v Y. S. Novinach. ~.-
Piknik Katolickeho Sokolstva
ktory boil ma Den Prace v Pine
Hollow parku, sa nam vel'mi w
daril. w rano O 6. iodine br. A.
Kicos zasiel do svojho lumber
yardu ked' br. Maruskin Sop
kovic dosli trak boil uz naladova-
ny doskami, ktorych postavena
bola vel l'ka platforma v parku
Sokoli, vacsinou tesari, uz cakali,
a hned' sa dali do prace, takze
platforma bola hotova o 9. rano,
O 10. rano Sokoli a Sokolky "a
plnili HomewoOd ulicu. Hned'
som otvoril Sokolovnu a nast1pil
cele Sokolstvo do sikov. Bolo Wy.
Sc 300 clenov. Br. Mrovcak vytia
hol americkn zastavu orchestra
zahrala k pochodu. Pochod viedo
hore Indianola Ave. v Pavo pt
Cooper hore Shirley Rd. do par
ku, kde mas uz velky zastup ca
kal. Br. Maruskin priv1tal ODE
censtvo kratkou recou a predsta
vii br. Labudu, stareho Sokola ;
dobreho pracovnika, "a recnlka
Br. Labuda prijal. Jeho slova to
ely sa okolo nasho podrostu, kto
ry v nastupe pociival dychtive ka
zd6 slovo. Br. Labuda vyzyva
mladez, ably bola verna organiz5
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YoUNGsToWNsKE sL1vENsKE Nu,1NY

nami zabayit' Takvm sposobom
sa lepsie rozpozname a tax nam
sa bude l'ahsie pracovat' "a So
vensky narod. Prid'te vsetci a "a
bavime sa po slovensky, ako do
bri Slovaci. Hrat' bude sokolska
orchestra. 0 zakusky atd'. posta-
"a sa vybor.
Juraj Petrik, zap.
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vEL'KY BAL v HAsELTONE

Spolok Mar. Fanny Marie, cfslo
1s1. Pennsylvanskej zenskej jed
noty bude vydrziavat' vel'ky bal
na sobotu, ID. septembra hale
osady Sv. Alzbety ma Haseltine
Ave. Hrat' bude dobra orchestra.
O dobre zakusky a obcerstvuj1ci
napoj postara sa vybor. Kto sa
chce dobre vytancovat', mech pri-
de, neobanuje. Vstupne pre- panov
SOC a pre- danny Csc. Srdecne po-
volava vsetkych Slovakov a Slo-
venky z Haselton a okolia Vybor.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
TANECNA ZABAVA
Youngstownskeho Slovenskeho
Politick6ho Klubu.

Youngstownsky Slovensky Po-
liticky a Podporuj1ci Klub uspo-
riada tanecnn zabavu sobotu
vecer, %. septembra narodnej
Sokolovni, ma 319 Washington ul.
Povolavame nase spolusestry OBJ
canky, Youngst. Slow. zensky Po-
liticky Klub ma t1 zabavu ako ma
sich host 'ov. Povolavame tiez ce-
le obecenstvo. Prosfme, aby kaz-
dy Slovak a Slovenka prisli sa $
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13
sCH0DZA POLITICKEHO
KLUBU v HASELTON

Slovensky Politicky ,Klub v
Haselton bude mat sch0dzu v t1-
to nedel'u vecer skole osady
sv. Alzbety, na ktor1 ,povolavam
vsetkych bratov spoluobcanov.
Ma sch6dzi budeme mat recni.
kov, prid'me ich vypoeut'. Tiez
name vybavit' niektore vazne ve-
ci. S 1ctou,
J. II. predseda.
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Brrrr!
BAL MA STEELTONE, MA KTO-
ROM BUDE CHLADNO.

Klub Deer Najsv. Mena uspo.
riada ma stvrtok, 10. septembra
vecer tanecn1 zabavu v audito.
riu skoly Mena Jezis, ma ktor1
povolava vsetkych Slovakov O.
kolia. Vybor uist'uje, ze sa kazde-
mu bude tancovat' dobre, lebo bu-
de chladeny. ze ako, to vybor ne
chcel povedat'. Hrat' bude zname-
nita orchestra kapitana Criss a
jeho druhov. Zaciatok je 0 s. ho-
dine vecer. ..
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orchestry, ktora zahrala "Dobrn
noc!".
ia v meme Sboru 108. a Venca
"a. d'akujem vsetkym majstrom,
ktori postavili platformu najma
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

Jozefovi Kosanovi, ktory neni So
kol pre- svoj vek, ale vnukovia sn
Sokolmi. Dakujeme celemu yybo-
ru "a namahavn pracu. Mena ne
uvadzam. lebo by vzalo moe mie-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1929-09-13

sta. Taz a d'aknieme vsetkym, kto1
II mas poctili svojou prftomno
st'ou. Zdar Bob!
J. /. lGaruskin, spr. sb. 10s,
Jan sopkovic, spr. piknikn.
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INDIVIDUAL VIEWS
{ UPHELD BY CLUBS
II
Maryland Federation Votes
Down Ban on Clubs Because
/ of Members Opinions.

epecial Dispatch to The Star.
{, BALTIMORE, April 25.--Defenders OF
Individual liberty won victory in argu-
raents over a proposed change In the
constitution of the Maryland Fedora
ton Of Women's Clubs at the second
days session here yesterday.
"A clause which would have barred
from membership all organizations with
ii whose ranks were any members
'isffiliated with any organization which
tolerates violation of national or State
laws" was so altered as to make the
applying group responsible only for its
formally recorded group opinions.
During the long discussion which pre-
ceded this alteration, Mrs. William j.
Brown, president of the Fortnightly
Club made request that, If the pro-
posed change were aimed at any GER
tain group, that fact be brought into
the open.
r. Similar to Others.
She was answered by Mrs. j. w. Avi-
rett-T Thomas, chairman Of the revi-
Sions committee, who explained the
section was part Of the constitution of
the general federation and had been
adopted by four State groups. 1t was
developed, she said, long time before
prohibition became an important issue
and at a time when an element Of
anarchy was creeping into evidence In
all parts of the country.
The closing session Of the convention
was devoted to an open forum discus
sion of club matters, at which Mrs. A.
Norman Ward presided.
As far as the more than 1900 men,
hers of the federation are concerned,
there is no overwhelming demand that
women be permitted to service on juries,
the convention was told by Mrs. Alonzo
Boley.
Opinions Evenly Divided.
Questionnaires had been sent to men,
bers throughout the State prior to the
last Legislature, asking each woman
whether she favored jury service for
women. The replies were almost ex-
actly evenly divided, she reported.
Brig. Gen. Frank Parker OF the Blu
reau of Insular Affairs of the War De-
partment spoke on THE Election in
Nicaragua" at the afternoon session.
Leaders of both the Liberal and
Conservative parties in Nicaragua" he
said, were so well satisfied with the
United States supervision of their cleo
ton that they requested us to again
supervise their election in 1882"
Gen. Parker was the vice chairman Of
the board which was in charge Of the
Nicaraguan election.
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MORTON OFFERED
PETERSBURG POST
Alexandria City Manager
Urged for Similar Position
In DinWiddie County.
special nispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 25.-City
Manager Paul Morton has received .
verbal offer from the City Council Of
Petersburg, Va, to I'LL the position Of
city manager Of Petersburg, and Is an
ticipating letter confirming the offer
within the next "a hours.
Members Of the Petersburg council
visited this city Monday and inspected
the street and sewer work and other
improvements made here since Morton
became city manager four years ago.
The council later called on Morton and
offered him q salary said to be much
in excess of the $500 he receives
here, to take charge of Petersburg.
Petersburg paid its retiring city
manager $4,000 a year. Morton would
not divulge the particulars OF the prop
osition made him, preferring to await
until the letter from the Petersburg
council is received.
The city manager did not ntlmate
whether he would accept the position,
but stated that he would appear before
the Alexandria City Council and present
the letter when 1t is received.
Local peISOIlS, AcoAAAS "a ..AS
are circulating petition which Will pc
submitted to the Alexandria Council,
asking that every effort be made to re-
tain his services.
Morton, who is SO years old, is thought
to be one of the youngest city managers
in the country. He came here in jan
uary, 1928, as director of public safety
after attending fire and police train
ing school in New York City. He sue
ceeded City Manager Wilmer M. Rich
ON May !, 1925.
Morton is q native OF Louisville, KY,
and is q World War veteran. Prior to
coming here he was engaged mainly In
railroad construction work with the
Chesapeake & Ohio and Southern Rail-
road Companies. He was assistant en-.
gineer of the Chesapeake & Ohio at
/! Richmond when appointed director OF
public safety Of Alexandria.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, April IS (Spe-
ciaD The bronze tablet to be placed
on the old Marshall House in memory
of James w. Jackson will be unveiled
May "a by the various Confederate
organizations Of Alexandria Immediately
following the annual memorial services
at the Confederate Monument and at
the mound in the Christ Church yard
where a number Of Confederate dead
were laid TO rest.
jackson was proprietor Of the
Marshall House and was killed by New
York Zouaves after he had killed Col.
Confederate. nag flying above the
Marshall House,
Forty members of Adherence Lodge,
No. So, Masons, will come here from
Baltimore tonight to pay q visit to
Alexandria Washington Lodge of Ma
SONS, No. %. Worshipful Master G.
Aubrey Callahan will preside.
Alexandria Post, No. "a, American
Legion, held its annual ladies' night
celebration here last night in Elks' Hall
with DR.. Howard L. Arnold presiding.
An entertainment program was held.
followed by dancing.
Gifts were presented by DR.. Arnold
to the following: Mrs. F. Clinton
AlliKlb, N11C Va OAAC Puov 0SR1A oAAASAAe
commander of Virginia; Mrs. Charles
M. Shepperson, past president of the
auxiliary; Mrs. Richard B. English
president Of the auxiliary; Mrs. George
r. Downham, wife Of the past COM
nnander Of the post; Mrs. W. Milton
Glasgow. wife Of the present COM
Ynander.
Lieut.. Comdr. r. w. Shrum, U. s. N.
will give an illustrated lecture on Ring.
irr the Doorbells Of Europe" tonight
at o'clock in the Grace Episcopal
Church parish hall. A 1,000-foot MIN
of the Holy Land will be shown. :.
The Alexandria Republican Club VIII
hold its first annual banquet Wednes.
day night at the George Mason Hotel
Three Republican Representatives II
Congress, Langford, CARRIER and ShaI,
fer, win speak. r. Samuel Lucketts VII
presidA
q Az y
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TABLET WILL PAY HONOR
TO MEMORY OF INDIAN
Surry Courthouse Will Erect
Marker to Man Who Saved
Colonists.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, April 25.-A bronze
tablet IN memory of Chance, Indian,
who saved settlement of Virginia
colonists from an Indian massacre In
1920, viii be dedicated at pm. to-
morrow at Surry Courthouse, 1t was
announced here today. The tablet,
6 feet In height and with inscriptions
telling Of the deeds Of Chance, Is be-
ing given by the Thomas Ross Chap
ter, Association for the Preservation
OF Virginia Antiquities.
Chief Wa-Hun- Sun Cook Of the
Pamunkey Indians, will attend the cx-
ercises and his daughter Pocahontas
will unveil the tablet.
Chance, member of the Pamurkey
tribe, risked his life to steal away to the
colonistS to warn them Of the impend-
ing attack. He was wounded by the
Indians. The attack was made, but
the settlers, darned by Chance. were
able to repulse the Indians.v
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CITIZENS WILL VOTE
ON TOWN FIRE LEVY
Mount Rainier Council to Put TO-
Cent Tax Plan Up to Resi-
dents Next Month.
By a stan Correspondent of The star.


MOUNT RAINIER, Md, April as
A proposal to levy 10-cent tax on each
500 assessible valuation of all real and
personal property in Mount Rainier for
maintenance, supply, care and pur-
chase of new equipment Of the volun-
teer fire department will be submitted
to the people Of that town at their reg
ular election May 6, it was voted by the
mayor and council last night.
A proposal to levy 20-cent tax for
a refuse collection service at the same
election was deferred by the town lead
ers until more urgent demand arises.
In addition to voting on the fire tax
the citizens will choose new mayor
and some members Of the council at
their election.
A committee Of fremen is directing
a canvass of the town, urging the cit
liens to vote for the tax. Those In
charge Of the work are A. B. Bates,
Robert McCallam, David LANG, Frank
Crown, Harvey Wilson and Chief Young.