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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
NOTICE or SALE or TAX
EERTIErErnTsE

/"
Notice is hereby given that
Juan carboneli has filed with
me written request that the
tax certificates together with al
subsequent omitted or levied taxes
held by the State II Florida be
advertised and sold 90 the highest
bidder for cash as provided BY
House Bill 3ss Of the 1877 acts %
described real estate In the Ceunty
Of Monroe, State Of Florida. to-wit
PIT Lot 2 fslk. :. as recorded il
Monroe County Records. Deed Book
CT. Page 436.
The taxes 70 be sold are evidenced
by certificate No. Of 1s1o. and
represent taxes for the years 112s
10 1877. both inclusive
Also. Los 6. =. Plantation Key.
Sec Is. Twp IS. Re- -. Acres Is
as recorded In Monroe County Rec
oris. Deed Book b.. PAGE 90.
The taxes 10 be sold are evidenced
By certificate No 1877 Of 1888. and
represent taxes for the years fazs
TO 1881, both inclusive.
Also. Pt. I.os 4. No Name keg. See.
II. TWP. Sc. Re. 30. Acres 5. a. re-
corded IN Monroe County Records.
Deed Book BIS. Page s..
The taxes 70 be sold are evfdenced
by certificate No. S7Ss 81 le11. nnG
NIEtEML MAAEH LAE NUE AIANE =
TO 1877. both inclusive.
Also. TT Lot 4. Ne Name Key. Sec.
Il. TWP sc. Re e. Acres 81 81. as
recorded in Monroe counfy Records
Deed Book B-s. Page -
The taxes to be sold are evidenced
by certificate No. k7sS uf 1888. nnd
represent taxes for the years ia11
10 1887. both inclusive.
Also. II. Lot !. No Name Key. Sec.
-. TWP Sc. he. 90. Acres IL. rs
recorded in Monroe County Recorts
Deed Book D-2 Page Is.
The taxes 10 be sold are ewidenoea
BY certificate No. 1857 - 1855. ana
represent taxes fer the years l11s
L. 1897. beth Inclusive.
Also, IT Lots &. 6. No Name KEY.
Sec- IS. Twp Sc. Re 80. Acres -. A.
recorded IN Monroe County Recorcs.
Deed Book De-. PAGES 10. =
The taxes 20 be sold are ~ idenoe6
By certificate No. 1855 of 1859. and
represent taxes for the years 1873
% 1s11. beth inclusive.
Asa. n Lot /. H1k. IS. IS record
ed in Monroe Counky Records. DEED
Beck B-s. Paee IS. Deea Book c..
Page SEA
The taxes t. Be sold ara erlaenuea
~ certificate Ne. ~ % 13ze ana
represent taxes for fhs years lars
% 1917. bbth- inclnslxe
Also. ~ L.ef a f1k- Is. 80 recoFa-
e q Annrge cepn1g hecoras- Deed
Tlnnk A. paree zz1-E
TIE taxes - be nuld are eviaenuea
BY Certificate No. 1T 90 f41a nh4
represent taxes Ter TIE years ~
"a 1891. beth sinrimMlwa 8 slF
said tax certificates fpwNtheF wlEh
al snheeauen4 ouaEltad - 1855
taxes wiil be soid te 10 hiEheat
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NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX


Notice Is hereby given that
Armanse Solan8 has filed with
me written request that the
tax certificates together with al
subsequent omitted 81 levied taxes
held ~ TIE STATE Of Florida ~
advertised and sold - TIE hiUhesf
bidder Ter cash as provided by
Hegss BAL as 81 the 1857 acts 81
described real estate IN the Couaty
ef Monroe. state or FaoriaM. tu-wff.
L.ot :. HIk : - z ~ recsrdelf IN
MourOe Conatg Recerds, DEED Beck
Ca. Page as
Tie taxes q be sold are evidenced
by certlficsfe So ia % 1854 and
repFe3eut taxes far the years 1871
10 fs1z. beth iarlusfve
Ass Isof ;. Hfk- = r. :. a. re-
corded In zGearsse caantN Eecsraz-
Deed Beck ca PAGE Is
TIE taxes q be sold are exfdeneed
~ esTtifie&ts Ne is 81 Is14. and
represent faxes for TIE Years 1871
e 1897. hoEh Inclusive
Aise. LIE 3. Blk- 3. TT ;. rs -
nerds1 In Nunroe CounfF RecuTEE.
IAsed fsoek Gel razs ~
TIE taxes e. ~ sod are eF53eneea
- certificate ~ 81 81 1874 aa.f
e 1891. hath iarIusfTe-
Aise. Let IL Hlk = TT = As r.
eorstsa in Momre& C@AnEy EecawsEs.
DEED Heck G-f. Pzes ~
Fas takes % bs ssss are ex5searez
~ rewtifSrMse - is af 4s41 Mns
reEres<nf tAxes far ~ vezrs fszF
- 1E1z. tsexh tae11s1Fe
&As1s ~. Let l. Hlk T. r. q a.
rssraFslet IL AiGEF1e raazfY EeaNwtza.
Esw~4 Hssak ca PzEs zs4
TIE t4ENs g. ~ std are eaS6eMrel
~ nsrFif4aafe -. So ~ ft1t ana
reprssent tzEes far - E@4rE sszs
- 49,. hafA lnEtasfH@
S4A@ tax eersffse2te4 fawethNr - ~
al zahse9asst ena1ft<4 ~ EeFf@d
E41ss Al - sd - tke kL<Assr
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NOTICE or SALE OF TAX
GER S1ESEf.ATES

Notice is hereby given that T.
Jenk ms Curry Inc. has filed with
me written request that the tax
certificates together with aiI sub-
geQuent omitted or levied taxes
acid b. the State Of Florida be adj
geFtfsed and sold 70 the highest
bidder for cash as provided by
House Bill 3S6 Of the 1887 acts Of
he Legislature, upon the following
described real estate in the County
OF Monroe. State Of Florida, text:
PIT Lot 1. Blk 81 as recorded in
MONROE County Records. Deed Book
E-5. Page 49,.
The taxes 10 be sold are evidenced
by certificate No. 13s OF 1890. and
represent taxes for the years 1929
TO 1887, both inclusive
Said tax certificate together
= tn all subsequent omitted or
levied taxes viii be sold to the
highest bidder at the Court House
Door in Key West. on the 18th day Of
February 1898. at sea o'clock f. n
Dated this the Ist day Of FeDru-
AIRY. 1885
fSEAI3 Ross c Sawyer
clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
feb. isis. 1s3s-N37s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08
NOTICE OF SALE or TAX
CEnTE

Notice * hereby given that
Satalia Solano las filed with me
written request that the tax eertifi-
Gates together with ali subsequent
omitted or levied taxes held by the
State Of Florida be advertised and
sold 10 the highest bidder for cash
as provided by House Bill 3Ss Of
the 1887 acts OF the Legislature.
estate in the County Of Monroe.
State Of Florida. to-wit:
Pt Lot /. Blk /. TT ;, as record
ed in Monroe County Records. Deed
Book BIS. Page 6. Deed Book u.
lagos zsI & $50. Deed Book V, Page
243-
The taxes 20 be sold are evidenced
by certificate No les Of 1898, and
represent taxes for the years 1927
TO 1881, both inclusive
Also. PIT Lot 2 Blk l. TT ,. as
recorded in Monroe County Records.
Deed Book BIS, Page s. Deed Book
z, Pages 32S & 35l-
The taxes 10 be sold are evidenced
by certificate No lie Of 1893. and
represent taxes for the years 1897
to 1881 both inclusive
Also. PIT Lot 3 Blk /. TT. :. as
recorded in Monroe County Records.
Deed Book B-3. Page 6. Deed Book
II. Page 33S-
The taxes 10 be sold are evidenced
BIZ certificate No III Of 1923. and
represent taxes for the years 1897
10 1887, both inclusive
Also PIT Lon 2 Blk d Tr. .. as
recorded in Monroe County Records.
Deed Book Ky. Page 395.
The taxes to be sold are evidenced
By certificate No III OF 1898. and
represent taxes for the years 1897
to 1881, both inclusive
Said tax certificates together with
all subsequent omitted OF levied
taxes will be sold 10 the highest
bidder at the Court House Door in
Key West. on the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1881. at 3.0o o'clock p NJ
Dated this the lst day OF Febru-
AIRY. 1855
(SEALl Ross g Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
49, feb. LIS. 1sas-Msss
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Notice Is hereby given that An
nie Levin has filed with me writ
ten request that the tax certificates
together With al subsequent emit
ted Or levied taxes held BY the
State Of Florida he advertised and
sold TO the highest Bidder for cash
As provided By House Ban SIS 81
the 1887 acts Of the Legislature.
upon the following described real
estate In the County Of Monroe.
State 81 Florida. to-Wit.
Lot -. Blk ?. IT, =. As record
ed In Monroe County Records. Deed
Book A.. PAGE 1s1-
The taxes ta be sold ar eevideneesI
~ eertificate- Nc. e78 81 1857. and
represent taxes for the years 1876
- 1877. beth Inclusive
said tax certificate together with
all subsequent omitted or levied
taxes viii be sold % The highest
bidder AZ the Court House Door IN
KEY WEST ON the 18th day Of Feb
ruafg 1855. Al zee osciack T. n
Dated tbs the lxt day 81 Febrn-
arv. ISIS
fSEAI.l Ross c sawyer
CLERK Circuit Court. Monroe County.
feb f-s-rz. IssS-NsSt
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xoxscx 90 xsEE oF TAX
GEHTIFfraTEs

cAaa ~ amger han FLED
sta ne writes Fe4asst tk4f fhe
TAI eew1sfleM1ea Together wsEh al
Rmhnessasnf anastt@A - teNse9 1mxaa
ke4f - 1Ne Stats - Fzart1a - 49,
xerfta~z 49, aeld - - kfEhess
hf3aSex Tea eaH& - urogsA sd ~
Ho4ae Bah 80 X tks fs11 acts -
the Gsextslzfare- uE>aa 9As feilcwkzE
8e@crSAs-d rial estate - fh@ EnRmfF
- Menr.as. STATE - FterfAa. te-wtt.
~ 1as 3 Mk H - Feea<a~.4 -
&@nxs@e ts@mmaE kk~nexs&Hs dAe@a kssaA
81 f8Rs 50
he ss1ss = - 80 srs s.1ssssss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-02-08

Notice i hereby given that IseaL
l. Thompson has filed with me
written Request that the tax ce~tifi-
GATES tekethsF VITA All subsequent
omitted Or levied taxes held ~ the
state of F3orzfa ~ advertised ansi
sQld % The tlEhesf bidder for easR
a. arosie ed - Haase Hi5i 2sk Of
TIRE 1887 acts 90 ghe Legislature.
upoa the follow inK dcsershea real
estate - TIE Caanfg q Maaroz
State 81 Flur4aaL ta-Mft
SAB. s. ~ Let 4. fsfk. ~ - -
eofeed IN AoaFoe EenntF Reenrds
beea fook H. PaEe IS.
ne taxes - ~ SID are ers1earsss
~ certificate No. - - 1871 aa4
rrpTesfat taxes for shs rearS 1851
q 1877 beth fnciuxlVe
sd tax ceFtific4te teEeshfr We
al subsequent emitted aF teessss
t@rea N4A ee sid "a kha hsEhesa
eta4Hr - TIE Coart HVuse Iszsar -
49, Wet en ne lFth 4ay 81 Fee-
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L E G A S

bidder at the Court House Door in
Key West on the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1898, at see O'Clock T. n
Dated this the Ist day of Febru-
arv. 1888.
fSEALD Ross c SAWYER
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
feb. ISIS. 1ss-Msss
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&ettNN ID 1aF9M# gives tA44 =
MaFhax1sn 4 a. Mmrntes h9@a fltm4
aaaamenuanf szA4t2m@ oF smWam8 aames
Aef4 ~ - STAT - Elnrt&a -
s3sertass6 SO nst8 - 80 AIEaeNl
As&&ar f9F emM# - Wf@Nt4#M -
HoaEe Ea "a ~ EAs 44E7 nEEa 80
80 1.aazsla1uFN. $3.50 Ea9 1as4ea -
AemFr5tsna rea3 eN4m4N 90 kMa EamMAE
~ aanrme. STATE - F1ar&4a. ss-w1s
Lot s Bzk. :. p As. - fsesresz
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Notice = hereby given thar Reht.
r. rlnder has flied NzIth me writ
ten request fhat the tax certificates
toEether with al Subsequent ensit-
ted ~ feFted taxes he'd kE the
stats ~ Flariez be ADVERTISED aad
sold 60 the hiEhest bidder fer eash
as nrovifed ~ Hense Biii zsE %
the 1881 acts q the LEGISLATURE.
upon the fo&iowfnG descrfhed reas
estate IN the Couafy 81 Menrae.
state of FLORIDA. to-Wit.
II. Let -. Rik- :. TT {. as record
ed ~ Manroe cornty Records. DEED
Back A. PaEe 70
TAe fazFS Ia he zaf1 ara eVt1enesss
b. csrtiflcass Ne zss % fses. and
r. present taxes fer the years fszs
- iss1 beta faetGssKe
sad TAX certificate texether vita
All Subsequent oHaItfed 81 LEVIED
taxes VII - said - Ehe htxhfsf
altideF az the Comrt Hsase rassar ia
NeN WEst. go she f-th GAY - E<n-
rtarg ISIS. A. ace asrieck T. ~
Isated thix the isx day q Fsbru-
Az ts3x
fSEAI.s Eaza = Saw-
clsrk c.reuit court. Noarss cosasy.
Zee i-s-ix ISSUES.
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LEGAL

represent taxes for the years 1892
to 1897, both inclusive.
Said tax certificate together with
all subsequent omitted or levied
taxes will be sold to the highest
bidder at the Court House Door in
Key West. on the 18th dag Of Feb
ruaFy 1898, at 900 O'Clock T. II
Dated this the LIST day Of Febru-
airy. 1883
(SEAL1 Ross G Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
feb. ISIS. 1sss-Ms7z
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L E G A L S

bidder al the Court House Door in
Key West. on the 18th day Of Feb
ruary 1888, at 500 o'clock T. NJ.
Dated this the 1st day OF Febru-
AIRY. 1855
(SEALl Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
feb ISIS. lsss-Nsss
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L E G A L S

ruary 1855, at 900 o'clock p. II
Dated This the LIST day of FebFu-
airy. 1898.
fSEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court. Monroe County.
~ feb. ISIS. 1sss-Ms77
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N1fsee fm M~xeasV gives thMf x -
gs4Ea r. as flied wt3h - writ
- rsszzFs1 shzz ~ fax eer4tf3ENsss
1899 49, Via al s444ss41Nzs 1sk4t-
ia aw besss& xExe2 M@1& ~ sAs
state - F1aFt14 ~ a&Nsr1ksz2 azsf
SD - tAs klkaeEE b411@r 11r c&an
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NOTICE o. ~AHE 0F TAX
tt.RT1FtE<TES
The Washington times., 1938-05-26

may be found advisable Tor the
U. s. to adopt a soft tone. But
no tone will he soft enough to
conceal the inner situation
which stacks up something like
this:
No authority here, official or
unofficial. really believes Car
denas can pay for the properties
in any satisfactory way. No one
expects he will return the prop
critics. Everyone, including Car
denas, seems to know that he
has worked himself and his best
international friends into a RI
diculous position. No one knows
anything to do about it.
Cardenas StGlling
IT IS as clear as anything in
L diplomacy can be that Car.
denas is now embarked upon a
stalling game born Of necessity.
What is generally expected
next is an offer from him to pay
something on account, possibly
based on the issuance Of some
new securities like the old
agrarian bonds which will be
equally worthless in a few years.
Thus, the inevitable destiny Of
the issue seems to be that this
claim will take its place in the
great pile Of unpaid agrarian
and other claims to gather dust
while Mexico gathers the pro-
ceeds.
No official with one eye open
doubts that this will be the out
come. The only answer offered
in private is a request for ad-
vice about what can be done.
The only way they see to get the
properties is to 60 into Mexico
to take them, and there is in
sufficient sympathy for Amer
leans who hazarded investments
in Mexico to warrant any seri-
GUS official consideration Of
that idea.
Thus it appears Britain will
wind up with her face, but with
out her oil wells, while the U. s.
will lose both.
MexicO's Trade Drops
GO FAR the inside converse
~ tionS with Mexico have been
limited to generalities, but no
The Washington times., 1938-05-26
DALAD|ER ENDS
SOCIAL STRIFE

PARIS, May 26 G.N.S).-Social
strife is virtually at an end in
France and will not reappear
while the Daladier government is
in power.
This was the assurance Of Min
lister of Labor L.-O. F'roSSard in
an exclusive interview with Inter
national News Service.
The truce between labor and
capital and the special measures
taken to benefit tourists in France,
achievements closely related in the
nations economy, were given by
FrosSard as two Of the principal
accomplishments of the Daladier
government thus far.
He explained that Daladier will
succeed in preventing a recur-
renee of the social troubles which
have cursed every government in
the last three or four years, for
the simple reason that he Las
the nation behind him as no other
premier has in two decades. He
can apply pressure with sure ef-
feet wherever it may be needed.
The Washington times., 1938-05-26
Trade Envoy
Appoints u. S,
Commerce Aide

LONDON, May 26 QN.S0.-As
the Anglo-American trade agree
ment will offer an opportunity OF
increased trade between the
United States and India. the In.
dian government has appointed
an Indian trade commissioner to
New York.
The man selected for this post
is H. s. Malik, a middle-aged gov.
eminent official VINO was edu-
Gated at oxford University, Eng,
land. He will arrive in the
United States shortly to take up
his office.
Beside fostering trade between
the United States and India, the
new Indian trade commissioners
primary duties will be to estab-
liSh cordial relations with the
various American chambers Of
commerce and to make contact
with prominent American busi-
neSSmen.
He will also make an intensive
study of American business, in
duStrial and trade conditions,
and will make an annual report
of his findings to the Indian gov
ernment.
The Washington times., 1938-05-26

The jobs are provided in the
1899 fiscal year District appro-
priation bill, which has been
signed by President Roosevelt.
The jobs will add $263,270 yearly
to the District pay roll.
Included in the new positions
are II additions to the staff at
Gallinger Hospital-five clinic
chiefs at $500 a year each; 10
nurses at 1920 yearly each; a
$4,000 medical officer and a ST.
800 medical technician.
Other important jobs provided
for included Peoples Counsel, va
cant for several years, 81, 500:
business manager for the Health
Department, $500; real estate
expert for auditors office, $4,000;
medical officer, Glenn Dale, Nd,
tuberculosis Sanatorium, $4,000;
q $4,000 legislative craftsman and
$4,000 Junior attorney for the Cor
poration Counsel'S office; senior
accountant and auditor at $500,
and assistant accountant and au-
ditor at $4,000 for the Public Utili-
ties Commission; assistant librar-
ian, $4,000; three junior Librarians,
$4,000 each; electrical engineer,
$4,000, for sewage disposal plant;
a $4,000 associate engineer and
$4,000 night garage foreman for
the Water Department.
Other jobs at lesser salaries
range from clerks to janitorS.
Nearly all the positions are to be
filled through. civil service.
The Washington times., 1938-05-26
And NOsO to the Farm

Nov to the Washington scene.
IN The Merry Merry Men Of
the Alfalfa Club are going q
harvesting on Saturday, June 4,
on the farm, near Harpers Ferry,
Of their rural member, Joseph
H. Hines. Mr.. Hines has asked
his brother club members to
help him harvest his crop Of
alfalfa. He says that, owing to
the crop curtailment scheme,
Section 13, XYZ Of the Farm
Administration Act, his alfalfa
is not as plentiful as it was
when the club came out last
year to work at Sunup with
scythes and rakes. This June
days labor will not begin until
2 o'clock. For those who tire
easily at field work there will
be swimming and a variety Of
eating and drinking, the rest
Of the day and night.
Mr.. Hines invitation to his
harvest hands is decorated with
q picture Of Senator Pat Harri-
son, Of Mississippi, in overalls
and q big cornfield hat, riding
in an open barouche driven by a
Negro in an old topper. rs
The Washington times., 1938-05-26

Ln nao SnAken Helen EssaIy
hands with his host, he stood
staring up at the great man. Mr..
Cleveland suddenly roared at
him:
Where afe you, young man?
Where are you? Come out there
from under my stomach and let
me have o look at you. All,
there you are! You're a nice
looking little chap. I suppose
people are prophesying you'll
grow UP to be President some
day. But listen to me-"
Mr.. Roosevelt remembers how
seriously Mr.. Cleveland spoke
next. LET them tell you to be
President. But for Gods sake
don't!"
The Washington times., 1938-05-26
ChevoIiers
Alexandria DeMOIGy
HOnOrs FiUe

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 26.
Special awards Of the degree Of
chevalier were given five members
Of the Alexandria DeMolay Chap
ter "for faithful service to the
order and to the community" at
exercises in Elks Hall last night.
The degree was conferred on
Charles A. Thorpe, jr., Charles l..
Nash, jr., John P. Hewlett, jr.,
Joseph D. Robertson, jr., and
Francis Payne. The five youths
were selected for the honor at a
recent meeting Of the Grand Coun-
Gil in Kansas City.
Payne and Carl Stark were pre-
sented the award Of Representa-
tive DeMolay at the exercises, at
tended by members of Masonic,
Eastern Star and Jobs Daughters
chapters from Alexandria apd VI
cinity. The awards were presented
by A. M. Sherwood. a member of
the advisory council Of the chapter.
The Washington times., 1938-05-26
Dedication Planned

THE student publications room
i at st. Adams School will be
dedicated during graduation
week to the memory Of Joshua
Evans Sd, whose name pla tie
viii be on the door. Young
Josh" Evans, killed in an auto
mobile accident a year and .
half ago, was particularly re-
sponsihle for the success Of the
school publication, Albania.
He edited the magazine while he
was i'll in bed from infantile
paralysis, from which he Suf-
fered some time before his acci'
dent.
Civic groups in Washington
fill even this skeptical heart
with pride. The Civic Theater
this week is astonishing rude
dramatic critics with its excel
lence. The Civic Orchestra. as
I heard it recently at Central
High School, deserves help from
this erratic typewriter.
The orchestra has grown
under DR.. Kurt Hetzels inSpir-
ing direction from a member.
ship of 20 to 80. It is COM
posed of a truly representative
group of men and women
'InusicianS-doctors, taxi drivers,
policemen, lawyers, hospital
nurses, Government clerks and
school teachers. With time for
only one rehearsal-the other
occupations of the players will
not allow more practice-the
orchestra gives beautiful con.
certs. The city should give 1t
encouragement.
The Washington times., 1938-05-26
Children to Show
Art and Textiles

An exhibition Of children's
paintings and textiles from public
schools in three communities in
Virginia, Maryland and Delaware
will open Saturday in the Chill
dren's Federal Art Gallery, 816
Independence Ave. s. w.
Pupils from Big Stone Gap,
Va, have entered landscapes. Ex-
hibitors from the Baltimore public
schools have entered paintings
and sketches on various subjects.
Textiles and embroidery work
have been entered from the public
schools of Claymont, Del, at
tended largely by the children of
steel plant employees Of Czecho-
slovakian and Lithuanian anceS-
try.
The Washington times., 1938-05-26
Capital Flag
House Gives o. X. to
Measure

A distinctive" flag for the Dis.
trict of Columbia appeared in the
offing today.
The House has sent to the Sen.
ate the JenckeS bill creating a
commission to select a design for
a distinctive flag. The commission
would be composed of the Secre-
tary of War, the Secretary Of Navy
and the president Of the Board OF
District Commissioners.
Several patriotic organizations
have indorsed the measure.