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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
AMERikAI MAGYAR HIRlAP

hogy a kapitalizmus 0sszeomlik
a szemiink el6tt, inert depresz-
szi6kat hoz a vilagra es habo-
rukba iizi a nepet a piacok es
a profit kedveert.
Ha profit mem lenne, akkor
haboru sc lenne.
Az is helyes es ertelmes do
log volt, hogy igenis, mi keszek
voltunk 0sszefogni mindenki-
vel, hogy a fasisztakat meg
d0ntsiik, hogy annak a terje-
deset meggatoljuk, inert AIT On
Is el szokta a lapjaban ismerni,
hogy a fasizmus meg k0zelebbi
temet6je a nepszabadsa
mint On szerint a kommuniz-
mus.
Hogy az egysegfrontban a
fasizmus elleni harcot tettek
meg f6celEak, az szukseges
volt, inert az egysegnek ez
celia, mas celb6l sem mink
sem a polgari elemek mem ke
resnenk az egyseget.
De elismeren, ahogy a leve
elejen nlegirtam, hogy MI
Himlernek igaza volt es igazs
van abban, hogy a kommuniz
mus a mAsodik helyre sem ke
riilt a programban, hogy az
egeszen kihagytak azok, akil
a lapot csinaltak.
Hinler ur tudja, hogy Fair
mont es Morgantown videkel
sok banyasznak jart az vi Ele
; re, soknak a Banyaszlap !.
soknak csak az egyik a kett
k0zil. Nekem mindkett6 jar
, Is en- mindig szivesen odaac
tam munkastarsaimnak a
egyiket is, 4 raasikat is.
!, De het honapja, hogy
! fiamhoz jottem Clevelandb'
: mar sok kommunista banyas,
), max mem tetszett az vi El6r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
EGY KOMMUNISTA NYILT LEvELE
HlMLER MART0NH0Z

fegyelem ala, de ne felejtse el
Mr.. Himler, hogy az mindig a
t0bbseg fegyelme lehet a XII
sebbseg felett. Mert hogy Orosz
orszagban az meg nincs ugy,
az mem tart soka, hiszen de-
cemberben mar megtartjak az
els6 valasztast. Mem a Szovjet
vezet6i, hanem a carok az okai
hogy az croszok a nepkor-
manyzatra meg nem eleg eret-
tex.
Es mondja Mr.. Hirnler, mi.
fele szabadsag ronjan epiil
Marx-fele tarsadalom?
Hat van nekunk szabadsa
gunk?
Igen, szabad a banyab6l XII
oregedni, ahogy en- ki0reged
tenn, szabad a munkaban meg
szakadni, de mem szabad eg.
nagyobb darab kenyeret kerni
inert jon a t6kes osztaly rend
6rsege Is heveri a fejiinket. Ha
ha ext a szabadsagot elveszit
jiik, azert nem lesz kar es az
mem fogjuk siratni.
Meg ha Oroszorszagot ne7
ziik, akkor is el kell ismern
hogyha er6r kezzel is korma
nyozza a part a nemzetet,
kormanyzas a nepek javara {
mem egy kivaltsagos osztal
javara tortenik.
| Ami tehat a kommunizmus
illeti, abban mem ismerheter
el, hogy Mr.. Himlernek igaz
van es inert On tapasztalt en-
'ber, latni fogjs es maris latj'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18

mem tudtuk, hogy a nagy hal
megeszi a k:csit. Ahogy az acel
trust, meg a t0bbi trust meg
cite es felfalta a kis gyarakat
es miihelyeket. EFT Mr.. Himler
Sc tudta latni, meg mink Sc,
akik onnel egyiitt buktunk. En-
azota meglAttam, de Mr.. Him
ler mem.
A levelet illet6leg 0nnek sok
igaza van, de a legnagyobb ke1-
desben nincs igaza.
Mr.. Himler AIT kerdezi, hogy
Lenin, Stain, Kun Bella vagy
Trotzky jelentik-e a kommu.
nizmust.
En- ere AIT felelem, hogy
mindannyian AIT jelentik.
Mert ngye a r6mai papa is
Luther Marion is, az eplSzkO
palisok is maskeppen magya
razzak a keresztenyseget e
ahogy stslin gyilkolja a trotz
kistakat, Icy kuldtek mAglyar'
es galyarabsagra egymast
keresztenyek, de azert az min'
keresztenyseget hirdetett, csak
hogy kiki a maga nezete see
rint.
| Mr.. Himler AIT irja, hogy
Marxista tarsadalom csak a
emberi sZabadsag romjail
Iepiilhet fel. Biztosan azert irj
ezt, inert Croszorszagban nine
meg sok szabadsAg.
En- elismerem, hogy a szocis
lista tarsadalomban az embt
reknek ala kell vetni maguka
J a partfegyc,em ala, a kormany
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
Tisztelt Mr. Hirnler.

l1SzCelC Mr HIInlcT.
Olvastam q kommunistak-
hoz irt nyilt levelet Is inert
en- is kornnunista vagyok, va
laszolok ra, inert meg akarom
latni, hogy lek0zli-e a valaszt
is az ujsagban.
Megjegyzem. en- mem tarto-
zom azok koze, akik Mr.. Him
lert gyiilolik es utaljak, ahogy
irta a levelben. Megnezheti a
konyveket, hogy nekem a Ba-
nyaszlap jar 10 eve, de hat
evig jart az vi El6re is a ha-
zamhoz, mivel en- mind a ket
oldalt meg akartam hallgatni
AIT mondhatnam, hogy en-.
gem eppen Mr.. Himler es 9
munkaja hoztak a kommunis'
TAX taboraba. Mem azert, inert
ont gyil0l0m, hanem epper
ellenkez6leg En- is vesztettem
amt on nagyon j6l tud, negy
szaz dollart a himlervillei ba
nyaban, de tudom, hogy a bu
kasnak mem Mr.. Himler a.
Okla. Hanem eppen AIT LATHAM
hogy ha joerzesu, tanult embe
rex, akik igazan j6t akarnal
a munkasnak, megsem tudnal
semmit csinalni, inert az ut
jukban all a t6kes osztaly
mint nekiink, mint 0nnek, ak
kor ebben a tarsadalomban ne
kiink sem1nit nem lehet re
melni.
Mink, kist6kes emberek
Mr.. Himier vezetesevel iizlet
vallalatot akartunk csinalni {
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18

aki szemben allott Teddy Roose
velttel. Ezen az egyen kiviil
mindenki szerette Is becsiilte.
pedig a,Skor meg mindenki
szomszedja volt, inert kis hely
volt am nagyon Oyster Bay,
ismertek egymast alaposan az
emberek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18

Megvaltoztak a viszonyok
Oroszorszagban. Ma mar ep-
pen olyan veszedelmes, mikor
valaki kommunista oft, mint
ha valamikOr kulak lett volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
A SZALLTASI DIJAKAT
ILLINOIS FELEMELI

Illinois allam Interstate Com
merce COMMISSIONS elrendel-
te, hogy NJ allam teriileten va
.lo szallitas kOzben q vasutak q
szen szallitasi dijait emeljek
fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18

Mem azert, inert a Banyaszlap
jobban tetszett volna nekik,
hanem azert, inert az vi Elo-
re a kommuniz,nust feladta.
Nekem az vi El6de mar mem
jar, miota Rivesville mell6l ell
jottem, de azert a lapot LATHAM
lit is, meg LATHAM az vi lapot
is, amt most az vi El6re he
lyett adnak a kommunistak-
max. Es azok az elvtarsak,
akikkel beszelek, mind AIT
mondjak, hogy az vi lap al
pikcsekkel mem potolja a kom-
munista elveket es hogyha ez
az vi egyseg programme, akkor
abbol az igazi kommunistak XII
mennek.
| Mar akkOr Ell vOltunk keSe-
redve, mikor az vi Elore nem
akart Kun Bella vedelmere kel-
nj es akkor lattuk, hogy ell
vagyunk adva, ell van adva a
kommunizmus.
AIT lattuk, hogy az TWO er-
dekeben hagyjak oft a kommu-
nizmust, inert Feher Joskanak
sok TWO tag kell, mem kommu-
MINUS, az vi El6re keszitoi
pedig t0bbre becsultek az TWO
husos fazekat, mint azokat az
elvhu konlmunistakat, akik az
utolso falatjukat aldoztak, a
hanyszor csak keregettek az uj-
sagra.
Keseru Grzes nekem megirni
es bevallani nyilvanosan, hogy
Mr.. Himlernek igaza volt alb
ban, hogy a vezereink eladtak-
cserben hagytak bennunket.
Es mivel Mr.. Himlerben en-
mem a nep ellenseget latom,
hanem egy progressziv embert,
aki megis csak tanit benniin-
ket, tehat ezzel szolgalatot tesz
a haladasnak, igenis meg egy
szolgalatot tehet a kommuniz-
mus, az egyetlen igaz demok-
racia igyenek.
Csak mutasson ra az arulas-
ras csak nivja fel tovabbra is a
kommunistak figyelmet, hogy
az egysegfrontban Ok mar
semmit mem szamitanak, inert
ANIMAL el6bb otthagyjak AIT
mindnyajan, ahogy en- ott-
hagytam es ha kevesen leszink
is, de egy taborban lesziink es
megcsinaljuk a magunk igazi
kommunista ujsagjat.
Mem tudom, hogy k0zli-e Mr.
Himler ezt a hosszu levelet
inert 0nnek nem nagyon lehet
kedves, amt megirtam, amba1
targyilagos probaltam marad.
nj es lathatja, hogy 6szinten
irtam 0nr6l, inert maskep mem
jaratnAm a lapjat. Ha k0zli
akkor felhivom a velem egy.
formAn erz6 kommunistak fl.
gyelmet, hogy igenis, minel
el6bb hagyjuk oft AIT az al.
egyseget, amelyben mink nul.
lax lettiink es csinaljuk meg a
mi sajat, igazan egyskges moz.
galmunkat es lapunkat.
Azzal mem kell t0r6dni, hogy
Himler Marion adta el6sz0r Ell
a tanacSot, inert ha a fasizmus
ellen 0Ssze lehetett Sz0vetkez.
nj az 0rd0ggel, akkor Himler.
mex is lehet igaza 6s sajnos
nagy igaza van.
Cleveland, 1887 nov. 5.
Tisztelettel,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
lEGYEN VENDEGUNk
MAGYAR0RSZAGRA
Egyik el6tizet6jet Viszi lapunk
sajdt k0ltsegen ldtogat6ba

Lapunk efigye hosy 1888 korszakot aIkot6 iesz
fee terrell gyemet vag
kongresszus
dick sorabo vsz maid eudapestre
k0ve esement kuf6dSn ei6 masyarsSg
v&0kongesszus heye s6t eintezend0
doga amerkai magyars4gna sor&ban
akarjuk teha eI6fizet6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18

kepvseive paratIan
iegalsbb egyik eI0fizet6nk utjAn.
Mindezek udatsban epett egynassa srntke6sbe obb
ameka hetap zerkeszo hatarozuk
vS ev julius hawaiian North Lloyd ha6jan egk elS
veetessv Magyar eanyazap zerkezSet bzuk Icy tSr
tenk characterization es6 izben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18
ELOFIZETONKET

easze uusaban
kezdik New Yokb6 ku1d
k lesz eI6flzet6nk a mi kSltsesunk5n jon
orszagra lap Ata rendezend6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-11-18

meghvuk evsuk saJat koesunk1n
ameka hetapok szIndk&tusa
amerika
&rattaL amey 1t aa sxeI It tenSer Az lap kS
Evening star., 1937-02-20

annoying members. They are the tiny
biting flies. The so-called "punkie"
found in the north woods and in
Maine, called "no-see-um" by the In
dians, and other names far worse in
any woods you may enter from
Canada to Chilli.
These tiny creatures have habit OF
flying in swarms with dancing mo-
ton. When they stop to rest possibly
choose another partner, for all we
know, they have funny little habit
Of lifting their front feet and using
them as teelers.
Sometimes you can find grand
dance going on over some body of
water that is free from ice, while the
ground still has patches of snow upon
it. If they have risen from a mat Of
decomposing leaves, they will be sew
eral feet above it and seem to have
entered into a dance marathon.
The eggs are laid in the late eve
ming or very early morning. They are
incased in a dark. jellylike mass, and
upon reaching the water, this gela-
tinous substance swells up. and clings
to whatever object it has touched.
The youngsters that hatch from
the minute eggs are soft-skinned,
wormlike, and often crimson-colored
infants. You will find them at the
waters edge, if the dance has been
| over a body of water Some members
GO down unbelievable depths. You
may also find them in piles OF old
Evening star., 1937-02-20

young Otter suddenly turned and
with arched back emitted an angry
challenge, half scream, half whistle.
as he faced Old Man Coyote. The lat
ter's ears were laid back. his lips
drawn back to show his long teeth,
and the hair along his shoulders and
back raised to make him look bigger
than he really was. He snarled. 1t
was an ugly sound. He was trying to
frighten that young Otter, TO make
him turn at the last minute and try
to run away. 1t would be easy to
jump on him then.
But as Old Man Coyote slowly cir
cled, watching for a chance to leap
in, the young Otter also turned, so as
always to face him. He showed no
signs of fear. He had no intention Of
trying to run. He had made up his
mind to fight, and Old Man Coyote
saw 1t in his eyes. In a whistling
scream he defied Old Man Coyote.
This time there was an answer of the
same kind. Old Man Coyote heard it
and turned to see what it cant. It
meant an end TO this hunt. 1t meant
the end of his hopes. Leaping, plung-
ing. sliding through the snow came
Little Joe Otter, who wasn't little at
all and was the father Of the young
Otter. His eyes were blazing. 1t was
evident that he was spelling for n
fight
Now it would be one thing to fight
that young Otter, but another thing,
altogether to fight his father. Little
Joe Otter was big, strong, fearless and
winner Of many battles. Alone he was
q match for, and probably more than
a match for Old Man Coyote. desper-
ate as the latter was. Will two
against him Old Man Coyote had no
chance. He is nothing if not discreet.
He lost all interest in fighting He
turned and with such dignity as he
could manage trotted away.
tcopyrisht. 1879
Evening star., 1937-02-20
Natures Children
Midge (Chironomus plumosus).

molding leaves. After a short time,
they rest and transform into pupae,
and when a warm day arrives, they
leave their bed Of silk which they had
woven about them, and rise to the
air.
These dainty little flies have a very
simple wing venation. Examined un-
der a magnifying glass, they are very
beautiful.
The males have plumy antennae.
That Is an easy way TO tell the males
from the females. 1t is surprising how
quickly you can separate the sexes.
The midge Is a very small creature.
That has nothing to do with the
amount of discomfort that can be ex-
perienced by his stab. however.
AS a youngster, the midge breaths
by means Of respiratory organs that
look like wee trumpets. He is also
armed with strong graphing hooks on
his abdominal segments. When he
has reached the time to assume adult
duties, he uses these hooks to clear
away the silk garment he has worn.
He rises to the surface Of the water or
to the surface of the soil, and rests.
In q short time, the skin upon his
thorax separates and the grown-up
midge escapes and goes to the dance.
CCopyright. 1931.)
Automobile sales in Mexico are at a
record high
Evening star., 1937-02-20
Z NAVAL PLANES
OFF TO CARIBBEAN
Two Squadrons viii Train
for Three Weeks in South
ern Waters.
BY tie Associated Press.

NORFOLK. Va. February 20.-Two
squadrons of Navy patrol planes, COM
prising IL ships. hoped of from the
Norfolk Naval Air Station at 7 am.
today for a training cruise Of three
weeks over the Caribbean Sea. The
planes carried IL officers and so en-
listed men.
The first stop was scheduled at
Charleston. S. c. Tomorrow the first
flight will take of for Miami, Fla, fol-
lowed by the second flight Monday.
The squadrons will fly in formation
over open water on Tuesday with
Guantanamo, Cuba, as their destina-
tion. Flights are scheduled to St.
Thomas in the Virgin Islands during
the three-week training period. Stops
are planned at intermediate points.
Rear Admiral E. J. King is in charge
of operations The Squadrons are
under the command Of Lieut.. Comdr.
w. L. Peterson and Lieut.. Comdr. G.
T. Owen.
The planes are being accompanied
by the supply ship Owl. which sailed
for Charleston last Wednesday, A
wartime minesweeper, the Owl has
been converted into an airplane tender.
The planes. which compose squad
rons VP-l4 and VP-15, are scheduled
to return here on March IL.
Evening star., 1937-02-20
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
With odds against you be discreet;
You lose no honor in retreat.
Old Man Coyote.

TT WAS a queer game that was be-
ing played in the Green Forest,
with a good dinner to reward II
J. one player won, and life the re-
ward if the other won. Who were the
players? Why they were Old Man
Coyote and a well-grown young Otter.
Perhaps I shouldn't call 1t a game.
It wasn't a game to Old Man Coy
ote. One is supposed to play a game
for the fun there is in it, and there
was no fun in this for Old Man Coy
ote. He wanted and needed a din
ner too greatly for there to be any
fun in trying to catch it. On the other
hand, I suspect that it may have been
q game to the young Otter, at first
anyway. suspect he got lot Of fun
out of 1t.
Had you been watching it, you
probably would have called 1t game
of guess. Yes, sir, I am sure you
would have called it just that. Each
Oh the players was trying to outguess
the other. Old Man Coyote was trying
to catch the young Otter. The young
Otter was trying not to be caught.
He would plunge into the deep snow
and disappear. After Old Man Coyote
had learned by experience that it was
useless to try to dig after him, he
would try TO guess where the young
Otter would pop out of the snow and
to be there waiting for him. The
young Otter would try to guess where
Old Man Coyote would be waiting.
Then he would come up somewhere
else
Old Man Coyote was in deadly
earnest and refused to be discouraged.
After while the young Otter began
to grow tired. He began to think he
might have to fight for his life. He
didn't want to il he could help it, but
he would If he must. He was no cow
ard. There are no GOV ~rds in the
Otter family. He never had had to
fight for his life, but he would if he
must Perhaps it would be best to do
it before he became any more tired
playing this game of hide-and-seek.
Had Old Man Coyote been young like
himself he wouldn't have hesitated,
but he wasn't. He was big and an e.
perienced fighter, and hunger had
Evening star., 1937-02-20
MRS. JOSEPH A. BELL,
LONG ILL, DIES AT 80
Former Beauty Parlor Operator
Was Wife of Field Agent
of Census Bureau.

Mrs. Abby Allen Bell, 80, died last
night after long illness at her home,
1925 v street She was the wife OF
Joseph A. Bell, field agent Of the
Census Bureau.
Mrs. Bell operated a beauty parlor
in the TOO block of Tenth street until
about a year ago, when she retired,
due to failing health.
Besides her husband. she leaves her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. H. Allen
a sister, Miss Viola Allen, and two
brothers. Wesley B. Allen, fireman of
No. 8 Engine Company, all Of this city.
and Howard B. Allen. Milford, Conn.
Mrs. Beh was the granddaughter Of
the late w. H. H. Allen, ST., well
known contractor here.
Funeral services are to be held at
the residence. The time of the fu-
neral and other details were to be an
nounced later.
Evening star., 1937-02-20
CHARLES DUVALl DIES,
FORMER LEGISLATOR
President of Anne Arundel Farm
Bureau Will Be Buried
Tomorrow

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, February 20.-Fu-
neral services will be held tomorrow
at Edgewater for Charles Ashby Du-
vail, well-known Anne Arundel County
resident. who died Thursday of pneu-
monia. The services will be held
from the home of his son, Gordon 8.
Duvall. Burial will be in Cedar Bluff
Cemetery.
Duvall was a graduate of st. Johns
College, president of the Anne Arun-
del County Farm Bureau. member
of the Maryland Tobacco Growers
Association and a former member Of
the House of Delegates
He Is survived by one son, Gordon
S. Duvall; granddaughter, Patricia
Ann Duvall; a brother, Herbert D.
Duvall. Baltimore, and a sister, Mrs.
Joseph o. Fowler of Edgewater.
Evening star., 1937-02-20
Bedtime Stories
Old Man Coyote Is Discreet.

made him savage. The young Otter
knew that just from Old Man Coy
otes appearance and the persistence
with which he kept trying to catch
him.
AS for Old Man Coyote, his rage
grew with every failure to catch tnat
young Otter. The ,esire to get his
Evening star., 1937-02-20
RITES AT HYATTSVILlE
FOR ROBERT W. SWAMI
Maryland Resident Was Retired
superintendent of Institute
for the Blind.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LANDOVER, Md, February 40
Services for Robert w. Swami, 49,
retired superintendent of the Co
lumbia Polytechnic Institute for the
Blind in Washington, were held yes
terday afternoon at Gasch's Sons
funeral home in Hyattsville. Mr.
Swami died Wednesday in Sibley Hos
pital, Washington.
Mr.. Swan, who was born in Phils-
delphia, had resided with his sister
Mrs. Henry J. Gasson, here for many
years. He was unmarried. He was
blind and retired as superintendent
of the Columbia Polytechnic Institute
for the Blind about 10 years ago. He
taught at the Overlea School for the
Blind at Baltimore for a number OF
years. He also attended that school
Evening star., 1937-02-20

HE HAD MADE UP HI" MIND TO
FIGHT AND OLD MAN COYOTE
SAW 1T IN HIS EYES.
teeth into that sleek, plump body
drove him to keep on trying. "I'n tire
him out" said he to himself as ne
gritted his teeth. "Ill tire him out.
Then he'll have to fight. All I ask is
to get him cornered where he'll have
to fight"
Finally it looked as If Old Man
Coyotes wish was to be gratified. The
Evening star., 1937-02-20
Mary Pickford Leaves Hospital.

HOLLYWOOD. February 20 (P-
Mary Pickford was removed from st.
Vincent's Hospital yesterday to her
home, Pickfair. She underwent an
operation February 2
Evening star., 1937-02-20
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
>OWARD the very last Of Fet

TOWARD the very last of Febru-
ary. II there has been a warm
spell. go to your favorite pond,
stream or river and watch the
grand dance Of the midges.
Too many nature lovers have mis-
taken them for a horde of mosquitoes.
These joyous-appearing creatures have
no economic mportance-thati is. they
do not destroy property that We call
ours. They do furnish food for some
of their neighbors.
In their family there are some very
Evening star., 1937-02-20
Marrtagr.

IRELAND-McCoNvI Mrs. Donald
c. McConville announces the marriage Of
her daughter. EMILY E.. to Mr.. CURTIS
J. IRELAND OF Chicago. on Friday
afternoon February 10 1897. the Rev
J; Luther Neff of wesley NJ z Church
oficiating. Mr.. and Mrs ireland left
for New York Immediately after the
ceremony and on their return will make
their home in Washington. a1s
Evening star., 1937-02-20

Automobile sales in Mexico are at a
record high.
Evening star., 1937-02-20

LLOYD. LOUISE. Departed thls lie on
residence. -95 Fenton place NV. LOUISE
LLOYD. devoted wife Of Earnest Lloyd.
She also leaves to mourn their loss two
daughters Ruth and Amy Lloyd; one
sister Mrs. Lizzie Deane. and many
other relatives and friends: Remains
resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral
home N. j. ave. and r st. NV. until
Saturday. February 90; at $50 pm;
then to FsSrsIX her late Funeral 3sGa
Mount Airy Baptist Church, L st. be-
tween 1st and North CAPITOL sts Rev.
E. Tyler officiating. Interment Har-
ponnv Cemptpry
Evening star., 1937-02-20
WENK. WILLIAM RAYMOND. on

February 10. 1897. at Sib,ey Memoria
Hospital. WILLIAM RAYMOND WENK
beloved son of John w. Wenk and Mrs
Birdie Wenk (nee Richards of ~ Sea
ton place NV. Funeral from the abovt
residence on Tuesday. February %. al
u O'Clock noon. Services at the DOUG
las Memorial Methodist Church. ltf
and H SITS. ne. at 12::10 pm. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Relatives fria ipvitad
Evening star., 1937-02-20

ary 10. 1897. at Providence Hospital.
George johnson. Funeral from her late
residence PA 5th St Sc. on Monday
February % at $50 am; thence to
offered at Q am Relatives and friends
invited. Interment (private) Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 21
Evening star., 1937-02-20

on Friday, FEBRUARY ~. 1887, at her
residence 144S Park rd NV. GRACE
HENRIETTA KELLEY. beloved wife of
Andrew T Kelley Remains resting at
the w w Chambers Co funeral home.
14o0 Chaplin st. NV. Notice of funeral
later
Evening star., 1937-02-20
eEw1s. CHARLES WILLIAM tBnD. On

Thursday. February, 1s: 1897. at the Co.
lnmbla GSuntry Try, Gl96 after & srief 1iness
husband of the late Jennie Louise
Lewis tnee Ricketts,; devoted father
of John w Lewis Mrs. Dora v. Kelly
and Mrs Pearl Foley: also surviving are
six grandchildren, Margaret ANGELA
Kelly John Paul and joseph Lewis;
Charles Joseph and Leroy Foley. and
one great-Erandson. Paul Joseph Lewis;
Services At 9; II. Hines Co.'S funeral
February %. at $40 am: thence 10
St. Stephens Catholic Church; 18th st:
and Pa. ave. NV. where REQUIEM mass
will be said at q IN. for the repose of
his soul Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Harpers Cemetery. HarDers
Ferry, W. Va.
The daily independent., 1937-05-14
With the HumOrists
CARRIED OUT ORDERS

Several new members of a barriers and athletic
club turned up for the initial handicap. The cap
tain told them that in the event of their going
aStray they must not lose heart, but endeavor to
pick up the trail
were awaiting the result of the handicap, they were
amazed to see the last novice come staggering in
with his arms full Of dirty-looking paper.
What's that?" asked the captain.
The trail I've picked up" was the reply.-EX.