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Evening star., 1932-07-16
REV. FRANK S. NILES
ANNOUNCES SUBJECT
"A Man and His Thoughts" Will
Be Topic at Georgetown
Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Frank S. Niles will preach at
the Georgetown Presbyterian Church
at the IL O'Clock service tomorrow
morning on the topic: "A Man and His
Thoughts" The evening service will
be in charge Of the young people and
will be held at the home of Arthur S.
Field. 1907 Lowell street. The leader
Is Theodore Field.
The Community Vacation School.
which is held daily from 9 to II in
Cissel Chapel. has an enrolment of
140 from denominations, representing
IA different churches. There have
been classes in Bible. singing, carpentry
and sewing. together with supervised
recreation. A feature of the school is
the weekly junior church service at
ll:3O am. on Thursdays. The school
will close on July 81.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
Hamline M. E. Services.

THE Way of Peace" will be the ser
mon subject at Hamline Methodist
Episcopal Church, Sixteenth at Allison
street, tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
The sermon will be preached by the
minister, Rev. H. w. Burgan.
At pm. the service will be held on
the church lawn. At this service the
young people of the church will present
a dramatic sketch. THE Quest of the
Cup" The Sunday evening outdoor
services will be continued during the
remainder of July.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
Rev. Coale's Subject

Rev. S. Carroll Coale, minister at
Brightwood Park Methodist Church, an
nounces Gathering knowledge of
God" as his sermon subject At the
IL o'clock service tomorrow, Colonel
Brooks" will be the title of the chill
drens story at the same hour. There
will be happy twilight service at 8
pm. at which THE Manliness of God
illness" will be the pastors theme.
The Epworth League devotional hour
will begin at GAS pm.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
DR.. WILSON TO PREACH
AT CHEVY CHASE CHURCH
Presbyterian Minister, DR.. J. Hill
man Hollister, Leaving on
Short Vacation.

DR., Theodore Halbert Wilson of Ma
tional Park Seminary will be the
speaker at the IL o'clock service at
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning Dr. Wilson will
preach on The Man Who Dared The
minister. DR.. J. Hillman Hollister, is
leaving today for his vacation.
The mems class is meeting each Sum-
day at 10 o'clock in the Avalon Theater.
DR.. Harvey A. Smith will be the epeaker
in the senior department Of the church
school His subject will be "Old Testa-
ment Heroes"
ing superintendent of the beginners de-
partment during July and August Mrs.
Frank Linzell. who has been at the head
of that department. has resigned.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
COMMUNION SERVICES
IN ROCK CREEK CHURCH

Rev. c. S. Ridenour will preach the
sermon at the II o'clock prayer service
tomorrow at Rock Creek Episcopal
Church, Rock Creek Church road and
Webster street Holy communion will
be celebrated at $50 am The evening
services have been discontinued for the
Summer
The services tomorrow at Holy Com
forter Chapel. STA Georgia avenue in
clude celebration of holy communion at
7:30 am, Sunday school at $50 am,
morning prayer. with sermon by Rev.
William L. Mayor at II o'clock. and
evening prayer. with address, at 73O
o'clock.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
CHAPLAIN WILL SPEAK

At the National Memorial United
Brethren Church, North Capitol and
r streets. tomorrow the morning mes
sage will be delivered at IL o'clock by
Chaplain Ira Sankey Ernst. on duty at
Fort Myer. In the evening at 7;3O
O'Clock the service will be in charge
of the young people Of the church.
Rev J. Herschel Cooper, the assistant
pastor, will bring the brief message.
The Sunday school session will be
held at $40 am.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
DR.. HAND TO PREACH

Dr. J. Phelps Hand, pastor of Wes-
ley M E. Church, has chosen "Life's
Unrealized Aims" as the subject of his
sermon for the IL o'clock service tomor-
row morning. DR.. George A. Stephens
is the superintendent Of the church
school. which meets at GAS o'clock
throughout the Summer months.
The church is cooperating in the
Chevy Chase vesper service to be held
on the lawn of the All Saints Episcopal
Church, Chevy Chase Circle, at 7
O'Clock
Evening star., 1932-07-16
BIBLE CLASS TO MEET
Congress Street M. P. Church Pro
gram Given for Tomorrow.

The Harrison Bible class of Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church,
1898 Thirty-first street. will meet in
the auditorium of the church at GAS
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Paul Keen,
a member of the class. will speak on
The Meaning of the Passover" j. c.
Pifkins will have charge of the lesson
and give short talk on it.
DR.. He'll A. Kester, the pastor, will
preach at IL am. on The Promised
Land" At pm. his theme will be
Christ and the Rich Young Ruler"
Evening star., 1932-07-16
SERMON TO BE FOURTH

The fourth message Of the Summer
series at the Peoples Congregational
Church on the general theme 'The
Great Outdoors" will be continued by
the minister, Rev. A. F. Elmes, at the
morning service. The topic will be by
a River, or When Life Overflows." The
young peoples hour is $50 pm.
MidWeek prayer service Thursday, 8
pm.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
Communion Celebration.

There will be a celebration of holy
communion at 7:30 am at ST. Mar
garet's Church, Connecticut avenue and
Bancroft place. At IL am. DR.. Herbert
Scott Smith, rector. will continue his
series on THE Marks of the Lord
Jesus" his subject for the day being.
Patience" On Thursday there will be
a celebration of holy communion at
IL am
Evening star., 1932-07-16
"RElIGION AS ! SEE 1T"
WILL BE SERMON TOPIC
Rev. William E. La Rue to Preach
Tomorrow at Takoma Park
Baptist Church.

Rev. William E. La Rue, pastor of
the Takoma Park Baptist Church, will
preach at IL am. tomorrow on Re
ligion as See It." He will precede his
regular sermon with "sermonette" to
children on America, the Beautiful"
In the afternoon DR.. La Rue and Mrs.
La Rue will leave for two weeks va
cation at Chautauqua, N. Y. While
there they will attend the meetings of
the Chautauqua Assembly,
During DR.. La Rue's absence the
preacher at his church will be Dr. Wes-
ley Spencer, formerly with the Kerna-
han visitation evangelism campaigns.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
DR.. BULLOCK TO SPEAK
Third Baptist Topic Tomorrow
Morning "The Suffering Christ"

Dr. George o. Bullock's IL I'm. topic
at the Third Baptist Church. Fifth and
@ streets. is The Suffering Christ"
Holy communion and the receiving of
new members will follow the morning
service At 8 pm. Rev. Brewer of
Florida will preach a special sermon.
Sunday prayer meeting, $50 to 7:30;
Bible school. 9:15 am; Jr. c. E. S., 4
pm; I. C. E. S., S pm. Senior, 6 pm;
prayer meeting, Tuesday, 8 to 10 pm:
young peoples prayer meeting. Thurs
day, 8 to pm. MONDAY prayer meet
ing daily.
Nearly s500O00 worth of secondhand
American clothing was received into In
dia in the last fiscal year.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
Christian Healing Service.

The service of Christian healing to
be held Tuesday evening at o'clock in
the Church at st. Stephen and the In
carnation. Sixteenth and Newton streets.
will be under the direction OF Rev. CLYDE
Brown. rector of St. Matthews Epis-
copal Church, Hyattsville, Md.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
WOMEN IN CHARGE
Special Services in Ninth Street
Christian Church.

CHRISTIAN CnuTcn.
The 7:45 evening program at the
Ninth Street Christian Church, Ninth
and D streets northeast. will be in
charge of six young women who ATTENDED
the Summer conference at Lvnchburg,
Va. Miss Roberta Young will preside.
Talks will be given by Virginia Harvey.
Mary Brooks Haley. Alta Lewis and
Catherine Garrett. The prayers will be
offered by Miss Helen Harvey and Ruth
Moreland. The theme for the programs
will be the conference theme. World
Discoveries for Jesus"
At the II am. communion hour the
sermon by the pastor, Clifford H. Jope,
will be Teach Us to Pray"
The Thursday nigh prayer meeting
will be led by Miss Mildred Crump.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
BLESSING PLANNED
Catholic Church to Open at Takoma
Park. Md.

The first Catholic church to be built
in Takoma Park, Md, will be blessed at
4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The
blessing ceremony Is under the personal
direction of Rev. John Fannon of Ma
tivity Church. at Brightwood. The Ia
koma Park church was completed re-
Gently.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
prrsl1utrrian
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN

Organized 1868.
Southern General Assembly.
Intersection OF 18th and 18th and
Irving SITS NV
Rev. JAMES H. TAYLOR. D. D.. Paxor.
$50 0am.-Sunday School. IL
HOO am.-Morning Worship. eSer-
mon by DR.. Taylor.
500 pm.-Westminster League.
pm.-Christian Endeavor.
800 p.m-Evening worship. Sermon
by DR.. Taylor
800 0pm-Thursday. Prayer Service.
Take 18th st. Car or Mt Pleasant Car or
18th ST. Bus to Irving St. NV.
Evening star., 1932-07-16
Pharaoh Defeated.

When the epoch-making night ar
rived the success of Moses as an ex-
ecutive was established. He had weld
ed the disappointed, disgruntled slaves
into an organization that obeyed his
specific orders for the observance of the
Passover In establishing the Passover
definite directions were given SO that
every member of the Hebrew nation was
protected from the danger that threat
ened the first born in every family in
Egypt that night. They had to select
lamb for each family. 1t had to be
a male of the first year and absolutely
free from any blemishes or defects.
God was the author of the home and by
making this a family feast, He sought
to strengthen the family as center of
religious instruction and worship In
case of small families two we're permit
ted to unite in the observance of the
feast They were to set the lamb apart
for four days, free from any contact
with other animals that would mar it,
before it was slain upon the evening
of the fourteenth day of the month. Its
blood was to be sprinkled upon the door
posts of the house and its flesh roasted
before it was eaten.
Salvation through the blood Of the
Lamb Of God was symbolized that
night, when the children Of Israel pro-
tected their lives by sprinkling the
blood with bunch Of hyssop, or mar
joram, upon the cross bars and side
posts of the doors Of their homes This
custom is still practiced by eastern
tribes to protect them from evil and
danger. When God passed through
the land that night all who were behind
the bloodStained doorwayS were saved.
In every home without the protection of
the blood the first born was taken by
death. When the awful mournful cry
was heard in every Egyptian home,
there was no cry from the homes Of
the Israelities, for they were within
the blood-marked portals. Egypt reaped
what it had sown with the mercilesS
lash that had brought the blood from
the backs of the Hebrew slaves. They
had rejected Gods commands and re-
fused to allow His people to go. That
night, when the news reached the
palace of the sorrow in every Egyptian
home, Pharaoh arose and called for
Moses and Aaron and urged them to
go forth with all the people, as they
had requested. God had demonstrated
beyond question His supremacy and
Pharaoh by his action confessed his
defeat.
Permanently Established Feast.
God ordered that the Passover should
be observed as memorial of the ma
tion's birth and deliverance. The tragic
events of that night changed every
Jewish calendar. 1t became the heart
Of the Jewish religious and political
training. The people went out from
bondage that night free and inde-
pendent filled with desire to worship
and serve Jehovah. Every year the
teachings of that event are recalled
within the ranks of Gods chosen
people.
Memorials are needed to recall the
memory of significant and important
events in the life of every individual.
family, church. community or State. 1t
was while observing the passover with
Evening star., 1932-07-16
Rev. William Weaver to Preach.

Rev. William Weaver will preach at
the Friendship Baptist Church tomor-
row. July II, at IL am. Holy COM
munion will be at $3.50 pm. and a
musicale by the Young Mems Jubilee
Chorus at 8 pm
Evening star., 1932-07-16
THE PASSOVER.
Exodus, xi.1-xii.36.
Golden text: Our passover
also hath been sacrificed, even
Christ. Il Corinthians, VT.

The Passover is history's oldest reli-
gious ordinance. 1t marks one OF the
greatest events in the annals OF the
world. 1t testifies to the truth con-
cerning the marvellous events connected
with the escape of Israel from the
bondage CT Egypt. Rabbi Wise has well
said that it was 1.-The natal day Of the
first independent nation constituted
upon the principles Of liberty and
equa ity." It's continuous observance by
the Jewish people throughout the world
from its institution has aided in pre-
serving their integrity as nation,
perpetuating their religious faith and
developing their spiritual life as peo-
pie. Its annual observance testifles to
its epoch-making character seen in
changing their calendar to commence
with Ahib. The establishing Of this
Divine ordinance upon the new national
New Year has resulted in its exerting
and molding "a powerful educational
and moral influence upon" the home
life Of the Hebrew people.
1t was the last demonstration OF
Jehovah's superiority over the gods OF
Egypt in the clash that arose from the
request of Moses to Menephtah, the son
of Rameses II, whom scholars consider
was lIIC VI G6yPI dt tilC lAihC
of the exodus In short time after
Moses had returned to Egypt from
indian he convinced the elders of Israel
that God had commissioned him to
liberate the nation. Accompanied by
Aaron, Moses then demanded Of
Pharaoh. in the name Of Jehovah, that
he permit Israel to go. He was refused.
The visitati-n of nine different plaques
resulted in Pharaoh offering compro-
misses and breaking his promises, so
finally God made known definitely unto
Moses that He would force Pharaoh and
the Egyptians to let His people 60"
1t gave Moses courage to stand before
Pharaoh and face his anger in the final
clash between them.
In preparing for the institution Of
this ordinance. Moses had summoned
the leaders of the Jewish people and
carefully planned for the observance of
that epoch making first Passover, which
has been described as an ordinance, as
feast and as a sacrifice 1T was
wholly an ordinance to be observed
that is, scared rite and ceremony. ar
ranged for by God. 1t was essentially
feast of rejoicing over the deliver
ance which He had wrought for them
with an high hand and an outstretched
arm. 1t was fundamentally sacrifice.
perpetuating the memory OF vital and
essential truths" Christians see in it
a symbolical type of Christ as their
Passover.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Siemem ais @aftn.

Die 8ienen3u9t ftebt 5sfon0ers I'M
&auta1us in boben gbren, obpobl fe
bort INNER nod in re9t prtmitiper
Meife ausgeiibt pirb. Man i9GBt
in benz etpas b~ertpilberten 2anoe Die
8ienen ober nidt Blob tpegen bes
tOitli6en 9onigs unb pegen oes
Wa9ies, bas tie liefern, fonoern audi
- 10 leltfam bas tlingen mag -
als Nngriffs> ooer Mbpebrpaffen; in
biefer gigenf9aft iinD tie Den fiji
men 8ergbepobnern f9on oft febr
niiBli9 gepeien. 9pr einisen Sab
rem tpuroe cine 8anoe pom @trdBen<
rGubern unb @iebbieben, Die bon Ben
Soloaten lange 3eit Dergcbli9 Derz
folgt porben mar, pon elmer tleinea
Nbtbeiluns &ofaten se5pungen. ii4
auf einen feliigen 8erggipfel gu fli9<
ten; bie HGuber puroen fofort nm@
eingelt unb aufgeforoert, fi4 bebins
gungslps gu ergeben. Nrftdtt gu gss
borden, mart Der Subrer Der 8anoe
plDBIi9 brei in Sonnen perpadte
8ienent0rbe, bic oi9t nit 8ienen Be-
bSltert iparen, ben 8ergabbang binz
inter. Die ausfliegsnoen 8ienen
ftiraten ii9 in erDBter Dutb auf Die
&oiaten unb ftadsn iie 10 entieBlia,
bub bic tapferen arieser iiber gals
unb 8opf oaponliefen unb bic RGuz
Der Hduber iein lieBen, 2iitige Mns
griffe oieier Dirt, bic f9On our 3eit
oes M~itbrioates auf ben S6la4tfels
bern periu9t nuroen, ma9ten ben
ruRif9en Sruppsn i'm porigen Sdhrs
bunoert tpGbreno hires lungtpierigen
Selo3uses gegen S4ampl, ben PRO-
pbeten unb Sultan Der fuutdiiidsn
8erap0lter. oft unb bel gu f6affen.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Die erbetene @robbeit.

Der @9enfelepirtb in gbnst Bel
Greiburg mar beriibmt tpesen feinsr
o~riginellen @rpbbeit. Rein Munber
alfo, oaB aud 6remoe germ ibn auf>
1u9ten uno cine grobe bappn gu bGs
rem bofften. Ram oa au9 emit Elm
Vorobeutf9er un6 febrte Bel inn Elm.
in Der fideren Grtpdrtung, mas gang
8~efonberes gu erleben. Nber dles
berlief 10 elatt urb rubig, pie penn
er beim bDfli9ften Oorfpirtb etnge<
febrt nGre. Der Srembe nerpunberte
fi9, unb aGs er ipegsing, tonnte er
es ntdt unterIaifen. benz @9enfeles
nirtb fein gritaunen bariiber ausz
s~uoriiden: ngaln babe i4 INNER ges
bOrt, sic feien Elm 10 grober Munn.
unb mir baben sic gar fein erobss
MDrt gefagt". $50 natierli", faste Der
S9enfelepirth, perG9tlif la9en0,
mir miro gleia iebem bers'laufene
&erli a @robbeit ma9e!" SpraHfs
uro lieB ben Sremben Iteben. Der
beflagte ii9 iebt ni6t iebr.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19

in ibrer 8ruf, pern fe ooran Dahte.
tpie iie iebt an Dd5 9ett ibres 4inbes
treten piiroe nit Der lpunberDplen
Botf9aft = adj. Gene ipiiroe es ia
gar ntdt fdfIen tDnnen. DAB fte reifen
Ipnte, 6inau8 aus Der engen, bGB<
linen Stube - in Die 8erge, in ben
WaIb, in 9uft unb Some! ---
sic traBte bic 5anO felt I'M Die
S9eine in ibrer Saf4e, unb aug
i1rem Dor @rregung ~gerDtbeten @efi9t
mar Der perIt0rte Musbrud gang rers
f6ipunben, uls fe iebt ousftieg unb
nit rof9en G9ritten ibrer Nobnung
5ueiIte.
@uf benz 5Iur Itdnbsn cir puar
MGnnsr. Die fi9 dnitteBen unb ouf@
fanenb fdneu 9laB mu9ten, dIs lie
DOrbeiging.
sic beobaGtete es ni9t t~peiter; oIs
lie ober oben ben Oriidsn ins @9IoB
iteden pO1te, fubr lie eri4roden aus
rid.
Die Sbiir mar ia offen = Serr>
9ott ipas bebeutete oas9 limb
brin in Der Stube - tper fpru9 10
ldut2 -
6ur9tfam f9Ii9 lie Ii9 in ben
Rprribor unb bor9te. Die MGnner>
ftimme f9pieg - aber ieBt Sas
mar bod bic Robnert, bic Srifeurin
BON nebendn!
vM9 nein, 6err 2eutnant, e. Is
bod gu i9redIid! Sd bub' iEr ia
nod i9reien h0ren bar6 unb
bur9 iing's mir - unb Die Rungen
mar meg - bd Dab i9 fir ben
@9loFer aus'n Seller iebOIt - oSer
9 mar f9on Dorbei = unb bas rifle
8lut - SOFT. ad SOFT. mir is nod
ian3 iibeI!"
Sic unterbro9 fi9 unb f&ris lant
auf.
auf Der G@peae ftanb Trau Run>
ge; i6r talfpeibes, perserrtes @eii4t
1ab pis cine Masfe aus.
Ser 2eutn1nt ging auf lie 81 rno
lingerie perIe9en an ieinen untform>
tnOpfen.
.2iebe Srau - es tbat mir auf=
ridtig Ieib - bas iHnge Mdo4en
mar aber ppbl f9on LANCE trant
- 1ie Itorb Dor elmer balben Stunbe
- erlarben sic. baB i9 Sbnen mein
berSli9es 8eileib"
@r ftredte bic Sanb aus. uber
5rau &unge I~tarrte inS 2eere, Dbne
fi9 gu rii6ren.
nnb pI0BIi4 fling is oil ~ Ia9en,
6dBIt9, ge[enb, ME cine MabnFa>
piBise. Sbre 9ano fubr in bic aas
19e - Elm 8iinbel bluuer Bapisre
fam gum @pr19ein - Ie iparf es
auf bic grbe unb trampelte NIT ben
6iiBen borauf berum.
ueberraf9t unb btfrembet trat Der
2eutnant ndber unb fabte ihren 4rm.
rNas MAIDEN sic ba2 MAS 1T
bas fir @elb2" fraete er in Dienffte
diem Son.
6raa 9un9e ftanb cine Meile fiji
unb bob bann langiam ben Ropf.
&ein Musfel quote in ibrem ges
ft9t.
sd babe bos @elb geitoblen, 6err
2eutnant. @erbaften Sic midi" fagte
ie unb itieB Derddtli6 nit Der SUB
ipiBe bic 9unbertmarti9eine beifeit:.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
Utrfeblte eenSuns.

Sd bin, 10 era6blt Elm bentf9er
@elsbrter, GROCER Miinaenfammler.
Da baden mir nun in u~nferer 6anis
lie einen febr guten, aber f4on et>
mas tinbif9en alien Sntel, Der ie<
Dem inbeB germ cine 6reube ma9t.
@ines Cages befommt er bur9 3uz.
fan Elm 3nan5iemartftiid nit Dem
8Eoe Raiier 6riebri9's. Gofort
benft Der CUTE Sntel an mid, gebt
auf bic poit, f6reibt cine poitannei<
flung unb f9idt mir auf oiefe Mei1e
bas Geloitiid, bas mir nun aber lei>
Der N Silber o~ussebdnoigt purbe.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19
9er berwet8erte MrIamb.

Der Rpmmanoeur eine1 Rriegsz
f9ule mar iebr eeeen ieoes llrloubsz
gefud feiner Jdbnri6e. @ines f9Dz
men Sages CAB Ct bor Derfdmmelter
&riegsf9ule 5~oleenOes BON fi9: 80
1T geitern Der 5dbnri9 I. nit Der
8itte Inn urlaub an MIDI beranses
treten, neil er bic flberne 9odaeit
zines SnteIs mitfeiern nolte. Merz
fen sic ii9 Elm fir alemal. l1rluub
sibt's nur in ean3 befonberen Nuss
nabmefdllen! Sd min mai fagen.
tpenn Batter pber Mutter seitorben
iino - 9armant, 9urmant, bann
9erne."
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19

fe Ti5 BON ibm. 8ieaeidt - ia,
parum au9 ni6t2 = pielleidt lam
cine Iiebe, iunse 5ruu nit ibm. oisl<
lei9t - parum io1te es ni9t iein?
- cud elmer Der f9por3en 0iener,
Die ibn in ge1Ion bsOisnten. Wtan
tonnte gar nt9t ipiFen. nie feltiam
er iiberraf9sn miro, tpenn er eins
NAL tommt. Bis odbin IieB ii9 fein
9tben 10 gui ertrdumen unO eroens
fen.
l1no zines Soaes mar er ba. Die
Wtutter fab Dor Dem breiten Senfter,
aber, PERFORMER pie INNER, eetpobrte
tie Den Monn ni9t, Der ins 5ous
trot. Wtarie bdntirte in oieIem Mos
ment in osr Slide. Oo b0rte Die
dfte 5rau einen S9rei, tur3 uno
BEN, fe bOrte unoeutlih nrir Sen
&ldng elmer Stimme = lie pubte es,
nun ipar er oa. Sic bGitb ouf ibrem
plob. un0 in einem etn3igen Nugen<
bid sogen an ote Sabre oes 9ors
rens an ibr ppriiber - che Miini9e,
ale 6offnuneen. Cine marine
8lutpele f9oB j6b aus ibrem Ser
gen, ibre 9Gnoe 5itterten. Damn gins
Die Sbiir.
nMdtter, liebe mptter!4
sic f9lDB, iiberpdltist BON Ser
Sreube, Die Mugen. @inen &opf fiibIte
lie in ibrem @9oB, uno fs itri4
fdnft iiber iein Soar bin, pieber uno
immer tpieoer. Damn bDrte fe elm
S9lu9aen, elm bstBes, gequdltes
Meinen, ous ibr o1es, anes iaste. @s
mar Die portIOfe, traurtse Gr3dblung
bes Sobnes, Ser gu ibren 5iiBen
tntete, ser au ibr gefGii4tet mar in
tiefer 2ebensnotb. Sbr feines DIR
b0rte oas 2eio ieiner Sabre, ben
! S9mera uno Die 8er3tpeiflung zines
f9iff5rii4isen 2ebens. Sic pnrOs
rubig, rubiger, aIs iie es in ben Diez
len Sabren mar, oa fie i'm reid
bef9entt glaubte bpn Der 9unf oes
@9idIals. uno fe lieB Jpn peis
nen. sic 1tri9 iiber fetn miiOes
9aupt, tpie nun Muttcrbdnoe fret
9eln t0nnen.
@r NOR beimgefe6rt. Mber Die
ein3ige l1eberraI9ung mar, oaB er
ni9ts, nt9ts BON aIloem mitbra9te,
mas Mutterber5 uno S9Deiterliebe
bpn ibm ertrdumt. Sin i'm 2eben
@e19siterter fam in oas Sous ieiner
Sugeno.
Sic IiBen nun au oreien I'm Den
Slid rno fpre9en Ietfe BON Dem
unO ienem, bon GLEN - nur ni4t
bon !bn, BON ieinem 2eben in Der
| Gremoe. @inmaI miro er fpre9en -
10 gepib, dls er pieberfdm. 0ie Mutz
ter frugt ni9t. Cine Mutter frdgt
nt9t; ite abnt un0 fiiblt.
Mdn9mal oenft 5rau pima Wliz
Illus Der p~ergongenen 3etten uno Id
9elt traurtg iiber Die tinoli9en Srdu=
me, oie emit i6r 8eItes tparen. Sbne
@rou uno 8itterteit oenft ie oaran.
@s paro nidt 10. pie ite erbofft
bate. N6sr ntat tie uno ni9t ibr
&ino hatten f9ulo boran, iDnoern
oas srobe, frsm0e 2eben bd oruuBen,
oas i'm serbro9en bette. Sic Iagt
es Dem 9eimgetebrten nidt, aber tie
bat tau1eno uno aber tduieno Srpitz
sriinoe fir i'm. llno ibr Sraum 1T
pabr sefpOrOen, ibr tieffer Wuni4
fogar: er 1T beimgefebrt. 9ie So@ter
berftebt oie gebetmiten @eoanfen Der
Mutter beute nte oamdls, tire leife
forgenoe Sano fdofft Dem 9eimse>
tebrtea alien 5rieoen.
l1rb ser Mutter 1T es, aIs pdre
aGes bod TO. pie lie ii9's geOo9t.
sic Iiebt nur oas Bib, bas lire
2iebe in frommen Srdumen erf4uf.
Gr 1T beimgefebrt! Wie 49, oana9
fragt cine Mrtter ni9t. 90 miro
ibr Der 9pbn erfAeinen in ALIEN
Glan5 oes aebens, Big ou9 lie einz
mai beimfebrt in iene eptgen GefiIoe.
in osnen auer SrGume S9Onbeit
pobnt.
Washington Journal., 1932-08-19

Srau MiIius bate emit before
Sage gefsben. ober ales Ipdtere Dip
gei9id nabm fie, ein3ig UNI ben Sobn
be1orgt, als notbpenbtge @9idIaIss
fiigung bin. Sic mar nun felt LAM
gen Sa5ren Wittpe uno lebte bon Der
fleinen Hente. Die Der porIorgli9e
Serr Milius ieiner Camille binterz
laffen bate. 4ber ales, mas tie be-
faB, panote tie ibren beioen &inoern
gu. Cans fonte ftuotren. irsenos
cine b0bere 2aufbabn ergreifen.
Mel9er Dirt, ooriiber mar lie Iih
ni9t .lar; aber zines iolte CT erreis
den: elm gebiloete1, innerli9 sefeitie=
ter Menf9 peroen. Oas mar ibs
febnii9tiger Wuni9. Der Sraum
ibrer Sage.
Evening star., 1932-02-11
Hosiery

los Prs. Full-Fashioned 4Oc
Silk Hose. Irregulars. :.
SIS Prs. Blue Heron Chiffon
iasnionsal nsis, isll 3 prs, $l.W
-125 Prs. Full-Fashi0ned Hose,
service and chiffon. 1r- CSc
regulars ...............
-95 Prs. Lace and Mesh COc
Silk Hose. Seamless 80.
-124 Prs. Children'
Part-w0ol Hose. Formerly CSo
0UC
81 Prs. Children's Part 90
Wool Hose. Formerly 75c,
IA Prs. Children's u Part
,,c Mo'' ' Hose. Formerly l2Hc
Kann's-Street Floor.