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The Washington times., 1930-04-26

A departure from the mill-run
of mystery plays is "The Wooden
Kimono" in that it combines
mystery, thrills and, above all,
laughs. There is tension, to
be sure, but there is also the
'hunor that follows permitting
the stiffened spine to assume
that repose that accompanies
normal heart-beatS. 1t is this
spine and rib ticker that the
National Players will offer for
the week beginning May S.
Anybody can guess what a
wooden kimono is but so battling
are the situations that surround
this particular one that wonder
ment at the sort of brain its
author. John Ford possesses, is
in order.
Next weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater, beginning Nay
4, will be Mutual Follies." pre-
senting some of the leading stars
that have appeared during the
winter, selected because of their
outstanding ability. The cast in
Mutual Follies" includes Hap
Freyer, Charlie Goldie, Charles
Robinson, Lew Petel, Harry Ryan,
Lola Pierce, Bebe Almond, Sgd
Burke, Charles LIE Roy, Elsie
Huff and a sparkling chorus
of 20.
The famed fiction character
Bulldog Drummond" lives again
on the screen. This time he will
be protrayed by Kenneth Mac
Kenna, at the Fox Theater next
week in Temple Tower"
This is a Fox MoVietone all
talking production which in ad-
dition to Mr.. MacKenna featured
Marceline Day and Henry B.
Walthall.
On the stage will be offered
Fanchon and Marcos Art in
Taps" idea with Alexander Cal
lam acting as master of ceremon-
les.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
Attractions Coming Next Week
TOD. C.. Theaters

The star of THE Trial of Mary
Dugan" and THE Last of Mrs.
Cheyney" Norma Shearer opens
next Saturday at Loew's Columbia
in one of the outstanding drama
tic hits of the year, The Di-
vorcee." Conrad Nagel, Chester
Morris and Robert Montgomery
appear in the supporting cast.
Buddy Rogers in the Paramount
production, Young Eagles" an
air picture, will be the next screen
attraction at Loew's Palace. On
the stage there will be a Capitol
Theater stage presentation all
aboard featuring Teddy Joyce.
Denis King in Paramount's film
operetta, The Vagabond King"
will be the next attraction at the
Metropolitan Theater, opening
May 2.
ebert Woolsey and Bert
Wheeler in THE Cuckoo" will be
the next screen attraction at the
R.-K..O.-Keith Theater, opening
May 3.
Robert Woolsey and Bert
Western Stars" is the next screen
attraction at the Earle Theater,
opening Friday, May 2.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
SEASON
OPENS MAY 7

Announcement that Chevy
Lake, popular suburban dance re-
sort, will open for the season on
Wednesday, May z, comes from
the Meyer Davis offices.
Opening of the lake for the
summer season will follow closely
the closing of Swanee, the big
ball room under the Earle Thea
ter. Closing dance sessions of
Swanee for the spring season will
take place on Saturday and Sun
day, May 3 and 4.
Meyer Davis dance music will
again be the featured attraction
at Chevy Chase Lake. Both upper
and lower pavilionS will house big
syncopation units. Musical plans
for the resorts are not yet en-
tirely completed, but it is expected
that AL Kamons and his Swanee
Syncopators and the Meyer Davis
Collegians headed by Ben Levine.
will be the dance music units
selected to cater to the tastes OF
the lake patrons.
Carnival and vaudeville nights
and other events Of q novelty
nature, will lend variety to the
amusement fare at the lake.
These trick nights" will be in
augurated early during the sum
mer. probably by the beginning Of
June, if not earlier.
Scenic beauties of tht lake are
being enhanced by judicious land
scape gardening, while the dance
pavilions, restaurant and refresh
ment booths and stands will ap-
pear in fresh dresses Of gay
colored paints.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26

Miles Of pleasant travel at a mod
crate cost can be had through the
purchase of a good used ear from
the IistingG in Times Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
Men Only Film
At The Little

Beginning to morrow at 3
o'clock and all week, men only
will be admitted to see Damaged
Souls" at the Little Theater. This
picture has created considerable
comment in Washington during
it's showing for women exclusively
the past week.
Damaged Souls" shown in
two sections, a new feature story
just released and having its first
appearance on the screen in
Washington. and the second sec
ton, in addition to some special
reels constructed for male audi
ences, will be shown.
The picture, besides having the
irresistible magnet of all insight
into the conditions now confront
ing flaming youth. is a powerful
drama of temptation, surrender,
and subsequent tragedy for its
heroine, a small town girl who
tires Of her cramped surround
ingS and hies for the greater
interests of big city.
CorliSs Palmer, a cinema beauty
who won first prize in a recent
beauty contest entered into by
Severa hundred of the country'S
leading professional types of love
illness, plays the lead.
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
Baxter Record

Though Warner Baxter is in
the East this Fox star of I'm
Old Arizona" Thru Different
Eyes" Romance of the Rio
Grande." three recent outstand-
ing successes. and now Such
Men Are Dangerous" will not
make any personal appearance,
as <itgwaa hoped he would do
The Washington times., 1930-04-26
Beautiful

Catherine Dale owen, who is
playing the feminine lead in
Warner Baxter's newest picture.
Such Men Are Dangerous, new
at the Fox Theater, is acclaimed
one of the most beautiful blondes
to reach the screen.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
NOVY POLICAJNY RIADITEL'
v KOSICIACH.

W pred niekol 'kymi dnami OBJ
javily sa zpravy vymenovani
novych policajnych riaditelov.
Zmena bola oznamena al pre- 10
sice V tom smysIe, ze doterajsi
policajny riaditel Els bude pre-
lozenl do Opavy, kdezto policaj-
nvm riaditel 'om V kosiciach re u
stanovuje minist erska rada dote-
rajsieho prednostu mestskeho no.
tarskeho uradu. hlavneho radcu
politickej spravy dra 1vana Ste
fanika.
"Slov. Denn.' q %. nov. ozna-
mule, re podl'a jrho informacil ma
kompetentnych miestach potvr-
dzuje sa zpraya, ze kosickym po-
licajnlm riaditel'om DIR. Stefanik
vymenovanF skutoGne bol.
Tato okolnost' je zvlaSt' W.
mamma, lebo na cello d leziteho
policajneho rezortu prichadza pr
w policajny riadite' Slovak.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
Y NITRE UVKZNILI sP1ONOV

Ako je uz davnejsie znamo. V
Mad 'arSku boly organizovane spc
vacke hudobne skupiny, ktore
su vysielane do zahranicia, ably
vraj "mad'arskym umenlm' roz-
sirovaly a propagovaly myslleltku
revizie mierovych smlnv a ably IL
kazovaly svetu vel kn mad arskll
bolest' mad krivdami, ktore sd
staly Mad'arolsagu. | do Nitry
prisla jedna mad'arska hudobna
spolocnost', ktora sa stala vel mi
podozrivou. DO kaviarne Schille-
ra prisli politickf detektivi Bra
tislavy v sprievode niekol'kych
cetnikov a milych "propagatorov
mad 'arskeho umenia" odviedli ma
policajny kapitanat. Tam ich Wy
poeuvali a zatkli a potion maria
dill sa i'm vypratat' 1zemia c.
s. R. behom "a hodin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
NOVf VEREJNf NOTARI MA
SLOVENSKU.

Minister spravodlivosti prelozil
verejnych notarov: dra Stefceka
z Humenneho do Nitry, dra Kor-
nela Bujnaka 20 Sabinova do Lu-
cenca, a vymenoval "a verejnych
notarov: dra Vladimira Horaka
do Presova, dra Stefana Kotvaru
Presova do Novych Zamkov,
dra Vladimira Mutnanskeho, pra-
votara V Kosiciach, do Secoviec,
dra Poljaka- -SkobIa do Namesto-
va, j. Racevsktho do We ,lkych
Kapusian, dra NJ. Tomasoffa do
Gelnice, dra V. Raw juka, pravo-
tara Banskej Bystrice, do Sabi-
nova, dra Jana Putisa 70 Zvolena
do Humenntho a dra Leo Sipossa
do Moldavy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
OMNOHO MENSTA UCAST NEz
sA OCAKAVALo.

Zprava, he vlada republiky u
vazuje pripravach k uskutocne-
niu podkarpatoruskej autonomie,
bola ma Podkarpatskej Rusl pri-
iata omnoho menSou ncast ou,
nez sa daIo ocakavat' po deSat'-
rocnom boii tlho vysadu Pod
karpatoru>ka. Najzaujlmavejsie
je stanovisko mad 'arskej opozicie,
ktora V minulych rokoch mkdy
nepripustila, ably Rusini prestali
uplatnovat' autonomy program.
Teraz vyzyva mad'arskt opozie-
ny organ zrejmych rozpakoch
rusinskych politikov, ably sa GO
najskor vyslovili, ei rataj1 so
spolupracou Mad 'arov a Zidov V
buducom podkarpatoruskom sne-
me, a len potom re Mad 'ari O.
znamia svoje stanovisko.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19

V manzelskom pomere so svojou
sllizkou, ktorou NAL deti. V
poslednvch tasoeh chcel sd soso-
basit' so slnzkou, ale odrastle de-
ii od jeho prvej zeny sa stracho-
yaly, ze by takto prisly 0 dedi-
ctvo, alebo, ze by boly mnohom
ukratene a preto stavaly sa proti
otcovrm cameron. Rodinne ne
svary priviedly Cventka do zu-
falstva. Jan Cventek odhodlal sa
urobit vsetkemu koniec a teraz
no nasli podrezanym hrdlom.
Cventek okrem samovrazdy poku-
sill sa i vrazdu a slime dorezal
na tvari a ma tele svoju dceru i
sl1zku, s ktorou I'll spolu. Gwen
tex este dychal, ked' no nasli. Cd
viezli no do nemocnice do TEST
na. kde umrel.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
SPOLOCNOsf PRE- SUDIUM A
RIESENIE CIGANsKEJ
OTAZKY.

Kosice, %. nov. - Pc priprav-
nych pracach, yenovanych moz-
nostiam riesenia ciganskeho pro-
blemu, pristupuje sa k zalozeniu
Spolocnosti pre- st1dium riese-
ME tiganskej otazky, ktorej usta-
novujnce valne Shromazdenie bo-
10 27. nov. na me~tskom dome.
Tato spolocnost' uklada 81 IA
ciel "cigansku otazku" odstra-
nit t!m, re Z dosiap ma nizkej L.
rovni sa nacladzaj1cich a pud-
skou spolocnost'ou opovrhova-
nych cigahov vychovat' chce du-
sevne i fyzicky zdatnych a uzi-
tocnych obcanov.
Mono ocakavat', ze zalozenie
tejto vyznamnej spolocnosti street
ne sa nplnym porozumenim We
rejnosti tax, ze spoloenost' "a
spoluprace S jestvujncimi social
nymi a osvetovymi spolkami a in
stitdciami vykona vel Ike a zasluz-
ne dielo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
HOSPoDARSKA SKOLA vo
SPISSKEJ NOVEJ VSI.

V zalezitosti prelozenia hospo-
darskej Skoiy Lipt. Hradku do
Spisskej Novel, Vsi, prisla do No
vel Vsi odboma komisia, aby pre-
zrela ponukane miestnosti O.
rolskom dome pre- docasne umiest
nenie skoly. komisia, ktorej
boil inz. Vy6ital 2 ministerstva ze-
medelstva z Prahy zemsky ho-
spodarsky Inspector Babanek 2
Bratislavy, vyslovila sa proti po-
nukanym miestnostiam a pre- sko-
In bude sa teraz hl'adiet' zlskat'
mlyn pri Madarasovom parlSu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
NAJDLHSIA oBEC v CsR.

AZ do nedavna sa myslelo, ze
najdlhsou obcou v republike ie o.
bee Zdiar pri Kezmarku, ktora
ma dEky 8 KIN. Teraz oznamujll
z Podkarpatskej Rusi, re najdlh-
Sou obcou n mas je Jasina, ktora
MA dlzku "a KIN celkovl rozlo-
hu 432 stvorcovEch KIN. Prechadz
ka touto obcou vyzaduje prlbliz-
ne 6-S hodin. Ale al inc obce ma
Podk. Rusi maju dlzku S-12 ki-
lometrOv.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
GENERALITY KONVENT EV.
pre- 1897 osob.
CIRKVI Y PRESOVE.

V dnoch l1-l3. nov. bol V
Presove generalny konvent ev.
a. V. cirkvi "a pritomnosti oboch
biskupov Dusana Fajnora a Via
dimira Cobrdu, gen. dozorcu DIR.
Vanovita. distriktnych dozorcov,
gen. presbyterov a $50 knazov.
Ma konvente bolO Zistene, re
HurbanOva literarna Spolocnost
ma uz do 5000 clenov. Spolocnost'
vydava ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pudo-
We vedecke knihy svojim Gle
nom. Predsedom po Janoskovi
stal sa Cobrda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
LU0ENEC sA sLOvENCf.

Ma .juhu Slovenska lezf mesto
Lucenec, ktore odjakziva bolo slo-
venske, ale ktore sa "a mad'arske-
no panstva skoro 1plne poma-
d d'arcilo, tax ze pred desiatimi rok
mi bolo len 40 slovenskych detf
v slovenskej skole. Ale Lucenec
sa teraz rychle mad'ariz1va, le-
bo do slovenskych sk6l v Lucenci
uz chodf vyse 1000 detf Slova-
ci meste 20 IS perc. mensiny
vzrasti ma vyse 60 perc. vacsinu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
70 starej vlasti
lZpravy prebrane krajovycb
casopisov.)
DR.. OKANTK HI. FARAROM
BRATIsLAVE.

Ia hlavneho farara r. kat. v
Bratislave Dol vymenovant 50 ST.
hlasom Trnavy kanonik dr.. L'u-
dovit Okanik, byvalt starosta
bratislavsk[ a predttm dekan ska
lickl. DR.. Okanik slozi NJ maj
blizsich lnoch prisahu a prevez-
me faru Sv. Martina pravpodoOne
l. dec. Po dlhom rade fararov
mad 'arskych bude dr. Okanik pr
yym fararom slovensktm.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
POCTAR IVANCO
DO PRAHY.

Zazracn6 'slovensk6 diet "a, E.
merich 1vanco z Kosic, prisiel do
Prahy predviedol svoje poctar-
ske umenie pred profesormi z te-
skej techniky a zastupcami tlate.
Vykony malfho pottara vseobec-
ne prekvapily svojou rychlost ,ou
a spravnost'ou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
MA PAMAT PI. CHI. G.. MASA.
RYKOVEJ.

Cesko-slovenska ochrana ma
tick a deti mala 20. nov. pietnu
sch0dzu Ma pamat' 80. narodenln
panel Charlotty Garrigue Masa-
rykovej. Menom vyboru predse-
da Groh spomenul zaslHnt dielo
zvecnelej.. Potom bol plezidento-
vi odoslany do Ian telegram, V
ktorom je tlmotena vd'atnost' "a
zivotnn pracu zvecnelej jeho man
zelky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
JUBIL.EUM.

Mikulas Kubinyi, historik Ora
Wv, Kodak z Demanovej (Liptov), :,
dozil sa prave 80 rokov. Svoje
pocetnt sbierky historickych i
predhistorickych pamiatok veno-
val po prevrate Slovenskej muze-
alnej spolocnosti V T. Sv. Marti-
ne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
NOVY PROFESSOR MA UNI
VERZITE KOMENSKEHO.

Prezident Masaryk menoval SIT
kromneho docenta a profesora Sta
tnej realky v Prahe Dir. Jozefa
Kopalu rozhodnutim 2 dna 80.
maja 1880 mimoriadnym profeso-
rom dejin franc1zskej literat1ry
ma filozofickej fakulte Komen-
skeho univerzity v Bratislave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
DIVA MILLONY PRE- DIETKY
NEZAMEsTNANYCH.

Ministerska rada schvalila ma
vrh, aby prezident republiky po-
uzil 100000 Kcs z 100000 X
daru, ktory mu Dol venovany pri
jeho 80. vyroti narodenin, ma
mlieko pre- deti nezamestnanych
rodicov. Tymto obnosom bude
10000 detf "a tri mesiace bezplat-
ne zaopatrovanych dobrym mile
kom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
NOVY POSLANEC L'UDOVEJ
STRANY.

Poslanec Pavcl Machacek, BY
valy generamy sekretar sloven-
skej pudovej strany, ktory teraz
obdrzal faru Sale mad Vaholn,
vidal sd poslaneckeho mandatu.
Jeho nastupcom ie zeleznicnI IL
radnik Jozef GaloviG z Novych
ZamkOy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
MOVE POMENOVANIE ULfC
HUMENNOM.

Doterajsia Kdpel'na utica bola
pomenovana ma Stefanikovu, uli-
ca Rol'nicka ma Stodolovu, Per-
zenskeho ma Hodzovu a konecne
v 1radnickej stvrti, ktora bola to-
no roku dobudovana, pomenova-
ne boly ulice ma: Druzstevn1,
Rol'nicku a Dlhu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19

pre- 1922. Spolu celej repnblike
V auguste vydane bolo pasov
v Cechach pre- 220 os0b, ma Mo-
rave V Sliezsku pre- 157. ma Slo-
vensku pre- 1888 a ma Podkarpat-
skei Rusi pre- 156.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
TRAGEDIA PRE- MAJETOK.

Y obci Horelici pri Cadci uuala
sa hroznd tragtdia, ktorej pohnl-
tkou boly rodinnt neSvary Z ma
.jetkovIch prIcm. Jan Cventek,
bohaty rol mix. Dol vdovec a I'll
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
KoMUN1sTICKY CAsoPIS
ZASTAVENY.

Ustredny organ komunistickej
strany ma Sl0vensku "Fravda -,
bol zastaveny ma pol roka. PRAY
da prestala vychadzat' Is. nov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
MEDvED1 MA sLovENsKU.

Pri dedine Domanize v okrese
povazsko-b o-bystrickom (Trenc.) Dol
zastreleny vePky medved', vyso-
Ky 21O en-, vaziaci 165 kilov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-12-19
VYsTAHOVALECTVO.

Z Prahv oznamujil, ze podl'a
zaznamov stat. j1radu statistickr-
no bolo septembri vydanr W.
st 'ahovaleckllch pasov V Cechach
pre- Ala osob na SLOVENSKU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

Infantry Reserve (silver Spring, Md,
win remain assigned to the 320th
Infantry. Lieut.. Col. William l.. Peak,
Infantry Reserve, 200 Nineteenth street
southeast, Is assigned to the 160th
Infantry Brigade. First Lieut. Jack D.
Mage, Engineer Reserve, Interstate
Commerce Commission, having moved
beyond the division area, Is relieved
from assignment to the 305th Engineer
Regiment.
The following Reserve officers of the
District arc assigned to units of the
80th Division as indicated: Second
Lieut.. Leo j. Looming, Field Artillery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

Comfortable foundation garments made G
Swami cloth, for tall and short figure type.
with deep inner belt to control hips and abdc
men. Sizes "a to IS. Made especially for tfi
SALE Otherwise would be priced at 5000 an
$7.5O.-Second Floor
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seems to be imbued with some wonder
Iui INSTINCT which tells him there are
an enormous amount of food to keen
him going these cannot be tolerated
His election Of the other nest occupants
is one of the strangest exhibitions Of
strength I have witnessed. He seems
to be small, helpless mass of flesh
lying at the bottom of the nest. His
eyes are tightly sealed and he has no
feathers, but suddenly he becomes a
vicious little demon, and getting a
young bird on his back lifts him higher
and higher and filings him over the
side. Returning to the bottom of the
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post. They are as follows: Lieut.. Col.
Charles B. Moore, Infantry; Lieut.. Col.
Arthur G. Hixson, Cavalry; Maj. John
w. Mcdowell, Field Artillery; Maj Will
liam A. Jones, Infantry, and Maj.
Andres Lopez Infantry.
The following Reserve officers from
the District have been promoted as
indicated: Second Lieut.. Henry Osborne,
Infantry Reserve, 4348 Ellicott street
to be first lieutenant, his assignment to
the 320th Infantry remaining In effect;
Second Lieut.. Frederick B. Marbut
Infantry Reserve. 1843 Mintwood place
and Second Lieut. Frank A. Dawson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

officers are assigned to the 320th
Infantry: First Lieut.. Lawrence H.
Winking, Chaplain Reserve, Catholic
University, and Second vieut. Arthur
w. Greenwood, Infantry Reserve, 4O5
Eleventh street northeast; Second Lieut..
Emil w. Kerttu, Infantry Reserve, 2018
r street, and Second Lieut.. Charles M.
Mcknight, Infantry Reserve, United
States Patent ONCE.
Pvt. Edgar M. Dickerson, Infantry
Enlisted Reserve, 3413 lakewood terrace,
Is assigned to the 320th Infantry.
Having accepted reappointment in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

nest. he concentrates on baby No. 2 and
50 on until the nest Is emptied Of his
rivals. have often seen q whole fam
lily lying dead under the nest, with the
young cuckoo In hourishing condition
inside. But with all his faults the
cuckoo Is one Of our most useful birds
and Is the only one that will devour
quantities Of hairy caterpillars that
damage crops"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
6OOCirls' Wash Dresse

Sheer, cool Summer dresses, that are chea
at their regular prices of $1.5o to $1.95. Slew
less models of dimities, taffason, wolfe, batist
and organdy. With organdy sashes or self belt
Sizes to 14.-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13
Hair Bow Ribbons
tic yd.

MORE and striped taffeta rib
bons that regularly sell for 39c q
yard.
Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-07-13

United States was formally opened
Interest was displayed this year by Dis
trict Reserve Ofiicers In attending the
Summer camps, and though their at
tendance upon active duty training will
be restricted by the funds that are
available. the District will be well
represented at the camps.
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Organized
Reserves
Continued From Eighth Pageo

the various District Reserve units, pro-
ceeded to Fort George c.. Meade, Md.
last week for temporary duty in con-
nec4ion with the participation of the
Organized Reserves in the command
post exercises now being held at that
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An American plane will be used in
the Spanish service which will be oper-
ated between Madrid and the Canary
Islands
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Oficers' Reserve Corps without the
privilege OF assignment or active duty.
Second Lieut.. George r. Heine, Infantry
Reserve, $3.50 Connecticut avenue. Is
relieved from assignment t. the 320tiA
Infantry.
with the departure on July 2 OF an
proximately 800 young men from the
District of Columbia for the various
Citizens Military Training Camps and
the beginning of the command post
exercises at Fort George @. Meade, Md,
on July 8, the 1880 Summer training
camps for District Reserve and C. M.
T. c. components of the Army of the
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Baby Bird Is a Home Wrecker.
A well known British zoologist, A G.
Pike, writes as follows about the
cuckoo, which he calls the home
wrecker: ION the second evening after
leaving the egg the young cuckoo
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Gloria Umbrellas
S1.85

-Ten-rib styles with black ribs
and attractive handles. Colors
navy, brown, green, red, purple
and black.
Street Floor.
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Wrist Watches
1919

-Six-jewel lever movement IN
chromium n-tarnishable cases.
Rectangular shapes. Womens
Watches with ribbon bands. Mems
and boys, leather straps.
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Reg. 39c to Csc
Wide Ribbons
25c yd.

The assortment includes mes
saline, betting. roman striped,
satin taffeta, double faced satin,
MORE and ombre ribbons.
Street Floor.
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Cool, comfortable Union Suits Of
crossbar muslin. Made with drop
seats and bloonier legs. Sizes 2 to
II years. Special, zee each or
for $1.00.
Second Floor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-10
PRISON LABOR
 WILL BE USED
 IN TOWN WORK
Experiment Started Here Recently Will Be Extend
 ed Now to Skagway

Extension of the prison labor ex- pertinent to Skagway will be made ct once, it was announced today by United States Marshal Albert White. The success of the initial experiment here has been So marked that it was felt there was every justification for broadening it's field.
 Eight prisoners in the Federal jail at Skagway will form a crew for volunteer labor, Marshal White said. Only men who desire to do 90 will be put on it, as was the case here.
 The movement for extending the experiment to Skagway was initiat- cd by the City Council of that community. It petitioned the Marshal and pointed out that the City finances would not permit the work to be done by paid labor, and unless prison labor could be used it would not be done The matter was submitted to Attorney General