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Evening star., 1938-12-19
1910 California st. NV

rooms. kit: cleo refe on house cur
rent; ,S reeep hall: S52.5 Also ! room.
lanitor, or call E NJ AIKEN 500 "A 81
Evening star., 1938-12-19

100 r ST. NE
Facing Md. ave. and park. new building.
attractive apis. Of 2 rooms. dinette. kitchen
and bath: $3.50.
LNElNs CO.. Agent, 1922 II st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-12-19
1899 APT. VALUESl

NEAR 18th AND PARK RID.
MODERN NV bldg; large 3-room suite.
S45; 4-room suite. $50; door-leneth win
doWs' parquet floors; double exposure: con-
vehlent to cars. schools. Adams 94s4
1210 California CT Al w
Evening star., 1938-12-19
2521 CONN. AVE
1446 r. I. AVE. NV.

Warm attractively furn. newly deco
rated: inner-springs. ample closets; delici-
Gus. well-balanced meals. Reas. Adams
Evening star., 1938-12-19
LOS
SPECIAL NOTICES,

TURKEYs-DREssED, DELIVERED. FROM
loudoun Co. turkey farm; chain store prices.
Call weekdays. to pm, Lincoln 1434.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED WHILE YOU
q02 Westory Bldg, 14th g. F Met 1893.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself P. G. BAILEY. a3o7 FIagler pi.
NV.
EMP. LADY Or COUPLE 70 SHARE. NEW
ali conv: liz Hamilton St. NV. se5-ss5.
oPFIeE OF THE F1REMEN's INsuRANGE
GGoRaEfowS 300 esnhoe seventh street No1th1 AhD
Of the Firemen's Insurance Company of
the office on MONDAY, January 10, 1899,
for the purpose of electing thirteen direc-
tors for the ensuing year. Polls open from
! A''1: ALBERT S0'li W HOWARD. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the National Savings and Trust
Company for the election Of directors am and
may properly come before such meeting
Will be held at the office Of the. COMPANY.
Eorr,,lheaasata corner of 18TH Street and New
Stock transfer books will be closed from
January l. 1889 to January 10. 1889,
E. PERCIVAL WILSON Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Eastern Building and Loan
Association of Washington. D. c.. for the
election of directors and for the trans
action Of such other business as may legal
ly come before the meeting, will be held at
the Office Of the Association, Pennsylvania
Avenue and Fourth t4th) Street Southeast,
Washington, D. c., Wednesday, February l,
1899 at 7 o'clock Pm. Polls for the pur-
pose OF balloting for directors will be open
between the hours of . O'Clock PM and Z
o'clock PM. Of the same day
R. EDWARD EARLY.
Secretary.
Evening star., 1938-12-19
APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.
(Continuedl
COPLEY COURTS

I5l4 18th st. n.w.-Air-ventilatede elevator
building. Two rooms connecting bath large
switchboard. gas included in rent. S57 90
500 30 One large room. reception hall
kitchen bath. S45.5O Also furnished .
large rooms, connecting bath. foyer. kitch-
en-. hte
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15

. Thank your lucky stars-that Pepso-
dent now contains remarkable Iriumi
For this wonderful new cleansing agent
found only in Pepsodent promises
your smile new BEAUTY
For Irium makes Pepsodent extra
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15
NOT WHAT THEY SEEMED
Giddap

Customer = Here, what do you
mean by selling me these ivory
carvings yesterday-I now find they
are nothing but the cheapest of imi-
tations.
Dealer - l can't understand it.
Maybe the elephant they came from
had false teeth.-Farm Journal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15
PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS

Judge - And not satisfied with
stealing a baby's bank, you took
fur coat and a diamond bracelet.
Defendant-Let me explain, your
honor. From childhood up was
taught in Sunday school that money
alone does not bring happiness
Farm Journal.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15
No Home Work
By c. M. PAYNE
By j. MILLAR WATT

Shelby sister is going to marry
the cashier in a bank. Is it a steady
job?
He-Yes-if he doesn't start to
bring home samples.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15
AirpIanes for Elevators

Eighteen thousand feet up the
slope Of Mount Elbruz, Europe's
highest mountain, the Russians
have built q large hotel, the ma
terial for which was transported
to the site by airplane.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15
Where Is She?

Where Is She?
Daughter-The girl who hesitates
is lost.
Father-Nonsense. she's extinctl
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15
PHOTOGRAPHY
Films Developed

Two beautiful glossy. double weight. pro.
fessional engagements and prints all for
twenty-five cents coin. Reprints 8 cents.
Dependable quality and service.
ALLIED PHOTO SERVICE co.
Drawer ASK = Sparta, Wis.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15

Barron White Leghorn Chicks $3.50 100.
also Rocks and N. H. Reds. WHITE
LEGHORN FARMS. RICHFIELD. PA.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-04-15
iuss contained in BOTH Pepsodent Tooth Ponder
and Pepsodent Tooth Paste

effective !. enabling It to gently brush
away unsightly surface-stains. restor-
ing teeth to their full natural radiance.
Pepsodent with Irium Is thorough. =. yet
utterly SAFE. Il contains NO BLEACH.
NO GRIT. NO PUMcEl Try It'll
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24
x" Ss"TI'' TORIES N 2 ] \ \ ' : X N1r S ]
QAlf47EDM7H24
 HANDS

NO undertaking in his art was - too vast for Peter Paul Rubens, celebrated Flemish painter of the 17th century. He gloried in great canvasses and many of them at one time.
 ''The large size of a picture" he once declared, "gives us painters more courage to represent our ideas with the utmost freedom and Semblance of reality" And Rubens proved his philosophy.
 One of the notable achievements in all art was his famous series of 24-pictures, depicting the life of Marie de Medici, queen-mother of France. The sketches for all these were executed in Antwerp, Rubens employing at times as many as a dozen distinguished collaborators in the work. But the final touches Rubens invariably placed himself. In the Medici group, the complete retouching was finished in four years.
 Painter of deep vigor and in- tense action, Rubens came to be known as most prolific of his time, perhaps of all time. He roamed from Italy to Belgium, painting myriad religious subjects. Some of the greatest of these were his Massacre of the Innocents," "The Martyrdom of St. Peter" His
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24
STRAND

Mirthful entertainment with triple-powered value indicated in its title describes Live, Love and Learn" which heads the show at Warner Bros. Strand theater today and tomorrow.
 Robert Montgomery and Water bury's own Rosalind Russell, both favorites of the screen, have the CO., starring roles, Montgomery as a gay devil-may-c artist of Green wich Village, Miss Russell as a daughter of society.
 Through her love for him, she gives up the 400-more-o Jess of her set and goes to live in a garret with a north light, near a delicatessen and Chinese laundry in the throb- ping heart of the village. Here, ad- venture overtakes them and for a while shatters their romance.
 But true love and heroic measures combine to restore them to one on- others arms and the lofty studio room. Montgomery goes back to his easel and rebuildS the career that almost slipped when they parted. The story is amusing and has its moments of drama, but it is largely intended for laughter.
 Robert Benchley, humorist and more recently actor, plays strong role. Others who stand out in the cast include Helen Vinson, Mickey Rooney, Monty Woolley, E. E. Give and Charles JudelS.
 Peter Lorre appear in Thank You MT. Moto,' another adventure in the crime detecting career of the cunning oriental Wno is giving Charlie Chan a merry chase in his campaign for top favor among American movie fans.
 Wednesday brings Greta Garbo and Charles Boyer in Conquest, " also Judy Garland with Mickey Rooney and Spohie Tucker in "Thoroughbreds Don't Cry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24

"G a r d c n Of Love" and the "Village Feast" w ere equally moving.
 Rubens (l577- 1640) is shown here on a 1880 Belgium stamp, the A n [ w erp exhibition issue
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24

already. In India they obtained an audience with Gandhi, the rich est girl in the world sitting at the feet of the poorest man! They ordered an exact replica, in minia- ture size, of the famous Tai Mahal. They stayed month at Comics villa on the Riviera, where the white sands were surfed by the blue Mediterranean. In Bangkok and Delhi they browsed in the street markets and bought every thing from fruits to ancient hand- woven rugs. In Egypt they gazed upon the carved wonder of the Sphinx.
 When they came back, after four months into which so much had been crowded that it might have been several years, they brought more than 50 trunks and boxes and barrels filled with imperial tapes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24
To days Answers to
 cNANlUM CRACKERS

1. The Mormon Temple at Salt Lake City was built in 40 years to the day.
 2. The Osmosis is the diffusion through 8 membrane of a weaker solution into more concentrated one.
 3. Jane Addams was noted philanthropist; Carrie Chapman Catt was distinguished in politics and Edith Wharton in literature.
 {. One stretches to accelerate circulation in portions of the body where circulation has been re- tarded.
 s. A hand is four inches and horse that is IA hands high is 56 Inches high.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24
Copyright 'sss. NEA ss~ies. Ios.

 tries and brocades, jades and worries, gowns and jewels and furs, strange, brightly-colored birds in enough cages to house the feathered inhab- itants of Manhattan - and even 10-foot alligator from Hongkong! What we'll do with it all is be- yond my powers of imagination" said Bret.
 But, darling, we had such fun and we had to have 8 souvenir of every single place and mo- ment," Connie claimed. "Oh, Bret, I'm sorry it's ended, our lovely honeymoon. Will we always be as happy as we have been?" She clung to him, her blue eyes plead ing, her sweet lips curved in a wistful smile. Almost she was afraid of such happiness as theirs; it was so complete, so perfect. Could it last forever, remain im- pregnable!
 Well do our best, sweetheart" Bret promised, his dark eyes grave. Tt has indeed been won (lclIul. III SAdu we II 1ldVC ouCl1 memories to treasure and share. But happiness is something, as I've told you, that money can not buy, that is not even gift from the gods. It is something one must strive for, work to obtain; some thing that lies within ones self" Then we'll work at it together" :" Connie vowed. "As hard as we have played and lived and loved. We will really be starting our new life together now"
 How could she ever have been afraid when she had Bret? He was so strong and fine and clean. So untterably dear.
 It would be good to be back home again. To make that home" together.
 (To Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24
FEMALE HOCKEYIST
 FRACTURES WRIST

A fall while skating resulted in a fractured wrist for Mary Monahan 25, of Pierpont Heights. She suffered the injury Saturday night while playing hockey at the East Farms rink. She was treated at St. Mary's hospital,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24
Cn AmaIlIM <.n ACKEn

1. Is it true the Mormon Tenn pie at Salt Lake was built in eX- actly 40 years?
 2. What is oSmosis?
 3. Can you name the careers with which the following famous women were associated?
 Jane Addams; Carrie Chapman Catt; Edith Wharton.
 4. Why does one stretch?
 5. How high is horse that is fl hands high?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24

Copyright. 1887. NEA Service. Incl
 NEXT: What United States ter ritory may become the 18th state?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-24
CAST OF CHARACTERS

CONSTANCE CORBY-heroine; richest girl in the world.
 BRET HARDESTY - hero; bridge builder.
 RODNEY BRANDON-COnnie's fiance.
 KATIE BLYN - Comics "dou- ble."
 Yesterday: Bret finds Constance COrby is another girl low that she has become her old self again. They quarrel and Connie wins but something tells her she will not always win.
Smyrna times., 1938-06-23

ing Group IL, Townspeople of Will
mington; Float IL, Building Old
Swedes Church, 1898; Marching
Group II, Pilots and Sailors of
Lewes; Float II, Building Henlopen
Lighthouse, 1925; Float 10, Mason
and Dixon Surveying West Bound
airy of Delaware, 1858; Marching
Group Is, Col. Haslet's First Della
ware Regiment, 1776; Float "A,
Gen. Washington's Headquarters
in Wilmington, 1777; Marching
Group IA, Townspeople of Dover:
Float Is, Announcement of Ratif1-
cation of Federal Constitution at
Dover, 1887; Marching Group IS,
American Sailors; Float 16, Com
modore Macdonough and Commo-
dore Jacob Jones, Delaware Heroes
of the War of 1912.
Band Marching Group 10, Del
aware Soldiers of Civil War; Float
II, Delaware Soldiers in Camp,
1861; Marching Group II, Della
ware Soldiers of Spanish-American
War, 1898; Float 10, Delaware Ag-
Marching Group 10, Del
aware Soldiers of World War,
1917; Float 10, Delaware Horticul-
ture
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ry Hudson and Dutch Sailors
Float 2, Ship Half Mon in which
Hudson discovered Delaware Bay,
1909; March Group 8, Swedish
sailors; Float 8, First Landing of
Swedish Settlers fro mship Kalmar
NICKEL, March, 1888; Marching
Group 4, Swedish Colonists; Float
4, Building Fort Christina, 1888.
Band Marching Group 5, Swed-
ish and Finnish Settlers; Float 5,
Arrival of Gov. Johan Printz and
Rev. John Campanius, 1913;
Marching Group s, Dutch Soldiers;
Float 6, Building Of Fort Casimir
by the Dutch, 1851; Marching
Group Z, Swedish and Finnish Set
tiers; Float Z, Evert Petersen,
First Swedish Schoolmaster 1858;
Marching Group 8, Dutch Soldiers;
Float s, Swedish Governor Rising
surrenders Fort Christina to Dutch
Governor Stuyvesant, 1865; March
ing Group 9, English Soldiers;
Float 9, English Troops in Fort
Cosimir, 1864.
Band - Marching Group 10,
Townspeople Of New Castle; Float
10, William Penn Takes Possession
of Delaware Counties, 1852; March
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dows were broken.

lows were broken.
c. T. Westcott, Esq, trustee,
sold in front of the court house at
Chestertown on Friday the Turner
farm, near Millington, 131 acres, to
w. w. Tschudy of Smyrna, for &c.
700.
The NJ E. Church after a thor
ough repairing and renovation, was
rededicated Sunday at Galena
The Rev. Theodore Stevens, of Phil
adelphia, preached in the morning,
the Rev T. L. Tomlinson, of Har-
risburg, Pa, in the afternoon, and
the Rev r. w Todd, of Chester
town, in the evening
1t has at last been definitely de-
cided that Ocean City will be open
ed this summer. The Atlantic
Hotel will be run by the stock
holder, who have engaged James
Carroll, of the New York Hotel,
formerly of Baltimore, to manage
the house The Wicomico and Po-
comoke Railroad will be sold on the
18th, and is generally believed win
be purchased by the Pennsylvania.
In that event it will be remodeled
and fast trains put on, which will
be a big boom for Ocean City.
Smyrna times., 1938-06-23

tourists from Sweden). IL M.
Rodney Square. Concert by Amer
ican Union of Swedish Singers
~ 20 D. NJ, Delaware State Arm
.orv Luncheon for the tourists
from Sweden. 1 p. m, Hotel du
Pont. Luncheon for Official Dele
cations from Sweden and Finland
and invited guests. 1.30 p. M,
Rodney Square. Music by United
states Marine Band, the Guards
Military Band of Sweden and a
Swedish Mael Chorus. 3 p. M,
Rodney Square.
Crown Prince Of Sweden to Talk
Addresses by the Crown Prince
Of Sweden, Hon. Cornell Hull,
Secretary Of State Of the Unit
ed States, and DR.. E. Rudolf
". Holsti, Minister of Foreign At
fairs of the Republic of Finland.
3.45 D. m, Rodney Square. Parade
Of floats depicting the history Of
Delaware and its present day in
dustrial Importance arrives at and
passes reviewing stand in front Of
CITY and County Building. p. m
Longwood. Lawn Party for Of
fetal Delegations from Sweden and
Smyrna times., 1938-06-23

Finland, tourists from Sweden, and
invited guests. 7.30 p. m, Rodney
Square. Music by United States
Marine Band. Route of Parade:
Parade forms Fourth Street, east
of Jine, and marches along Fourth
to French, down French to Second.
up Second to Market, up Market to
Ninth, down Ninth to King. up
King to Twelfth, up Twelfth to
Market, down Market to Eleventh.
up Eleventh to Delaware Avenue,
out Delaware Avenue to Van Bur
en-, down Van Buren, to Ninth,
down Ninth to West. At this
point the marching groups disband,
the floats will proceed down Ninth
to Buttonwod, the place where
they were built
Program of Parade Platoon of
State and City Police; Chief Mar
shall, Major Clarence M. Dillon, his
Aides and Orderlies; American,
Swedish and Finnish Colors, with
Color Guard.
Bands and Floats in Parade
Band Marching Group 1, Leni
Lenape Indians; Float l, Indian
Village, 1909; March Group 2, Hen
Smyrna times., 1938-06-23

Band-Marching Group 10, Della
ware School Children; Float 20,
Delaware Schools; Floats depicting
Delaware Industries.
Band; Float, Delaware Past,
Present and Future; Platoon of
State and City Police.
Smyrna times., 1938-06-23
SMYRNA DOINGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Continued From Page Six)

separated and the latter taken
away by his friends. Sweeney had
been drinking and was quite quar-
relsome, but Martin, it is said was
perfectly sober. After leaving
there the latter was struck with a
heavy stone by Sweeney and
knocked senseless.
Smyrna times., 1938-06-23
MARYLAND ITEMS

A heavy rain, thunder and wind
storm prevailed in some parts of
Cecil county on Saturday after
noon. Large hailstones fell in
some sections, and at Cherry Hill,
four miles from Elkton, many win
Smyrna times., 1938-06-23
THE DU POINTS

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EBRATIoDNl :,



! rirst Set Foot '%,. o.
H. Soil At j.
[ss'h wilmington
lp4r FOR JUNE s'-a7
|, ~ \ he christiana u WI WI
= thereon 4 tradition sa y
!, . sTsiss 1 a5st Set ct. foot Det1 4g
l.., h, for the Tercen-
,.issrstion next sunday l1tn
~ Nearly a dozen WPA
u. Sesn busy for the
IA iay, scrub0ing, scrap ,.l !,
y, 20 and brushing away
sa 1a debris Of many
Used air has been
N out the dirt from rs
~ =. incoming tides are
y ,5.tacles the workers
sr.snd With. The bulk q
,~stions Of constructing
Are been completed, and
r,earance Of the park on
On DAY remains Up Y
d, seed that was soWn
!, sgo has started to
.Itss entire field has been
1; seeded. Contractors
that all the grass vii
mound BY the end Of this
E74t gun trees nave peeii
mis1ng the drives from
ntrsnces down to the
4 nd near the monument.
:. Az stones laid in cir
an around the monument
lSout completed. Only a
4 Dieces need to be placed.
i Delswareans last week
asir first full view Of the
,rsle monument with a re-
IN ct the Kalmar NICKEL
rtng 4. The scaffolding
Etng its erection has been
md candid camera fans
lie shaft from almost
-ge. The park continues
SPECTATORS from great dis
Automobiles with foreign
| seen frequently at the
sns visitors coming from
Fst as Colorado.
ben are now laying a &C.
IsnsIk with granite curb
4 The park.
b. shine the Delaware
tsreltenary celebration
bid June q, Christopher
Chairman Of the commits
need Saturday, as Swed-
n Prince GuStaf Adolf
100 Swedes and Firms
Hrds the United States
Gth anniversary Of New
The nile and a half long
sI every other event in
b With the program will
% matter what the wealth
Wgd said. Meanwhile.
1izin pressed final prep
W ns elaoorate program.
gran vas received from
<iV Y expressing bis
hanks and kind wishes"
nnlSslor's felicita't tons
idsth birthday anniver-
IiIstay. In a radio mes
X be sailed, the Crown
Be md bis wife, Crown
louise, hoped to see ~
sFsdel'2 American sons
''s as possible. i am
II ior President Roose-
al'l' the prince said.
y myself look forward
'a's festival With great
~ sunday and Monday
.Eag ! tie program for
Y md Monday:
llle p 3 ,. NJ. Oh
.,sa All Swedish Il.
.aaHal Service ~
Y julius Lincoln, d.
only BY invitation
u. '-'. 4 u Charge 7.3O
b I'M, sa1a'e Music by
ne 2 $50 4. ~
Park. Music by
6 Marine Rard
y. y, Band Of Sweden
lale Chorus. rBe-
l, u space, admission
!. To- this concert an, aDd
!! Ceremony Viii u II, i,
Y a n, Fort cbris,
4r'asation by Ri Pev
", Bishon u wy
' Accept Monument
ns,. Presentation e by
sao,s1.,. q Sweden u
eSts NM Of the monu-
y Ia' people Of swe We !
Smyrna times., 1938-06-23

1907 Rev Eric B,ork SSfsLs1S al Tras LG4RsH
oy Crane Ho0k. I69S Lezse5 piELgeea b. Eyeaeb
Pirates. 1908 WILMINGTON Hoiy TRINITY Cbsrrb
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b. John RboadI. 0l6fo AseTieGs coscerH oO-fFs-
z0zIiy carrying 5aHaily a4ssss. 1903 HeiLb Bapfla
CbErcb e5f. az NstEsr& 100 Cos. ErzBI gave
SepsHafe LsRi5isfErs Tor DsLEBsrs CO1sfirE
hrss NEE af Men Guile f7O4. sepsrafs CosscI
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