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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-17

beans, turnips, carrots, etc, and
a few Iwatermelons, muskmelons,
cantaloupes. Most of these truck
farm harvests went TO Key West.
The better grade tomatoes were
sent to northern markets where
there was a great demand for
them.
Farmers who owned large
tracts of fertile land made on the
average a clear profit of $4,000 a
year. Some became well off in
the course of time, others failed.
SMALL ScHooNERS usually
brought the pineapples and vege-
tables into Key West and were
charted by growers on the Keys.
Provisions and mail for the farm
ers were also carried by these
boats. Large chartered ships sup
piled the northern markets direct
from the Keys to New York and
Baltimore. There Were about
five schooners which served the
Key West trade.
A good one is told on one farm
Ter who was not up ON his Eng
lish. A group of visitors to the
Keys. observing the farmer
working in a small chicken yard,
stopped and remarked that "this
ought to be a fine place to raise
poultry. The old farmer, not
knowing what poultry meant, re-
piled that he had tried it over
and over but every time I plant
the seeds the chickens scratch
them up"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-17

If you have more business than you
want, don't advertise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-17

President Roosevelt undoubtedly is
an astute politician, but not a sagacious
statesman.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-17

before the pines became fully ma
tured, which usually occurs be-
tween the months OF April an1
May. During the time between
growing and cutting OF the pine
apples, the farmers raised vege-
tables, such. as tomatoes. string
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-17

and son.
Matecumbe Key J Z Rus-
sell and three other families c.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-17

zen as foreman Of the mechanical
department.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-17

20, native of Spain, and an in
mate of the Marine hospital for
treatment of mental disorders,
was found floating in the subma-
rine base this morning and the
body. had evidently been in the
water since an early hour last
night. A coroner's jury was en-
panelled by Peace Justice Rogelio
Gomez, and it is expected that q
verdict will be rendered by to-
morrow. It is the general opin-
ion that it is a case of suicide.
Circuit court jury verdict rem
dered today awarded Mrs. Eliza
beth Higgs $4,000 damages for
the death of her husband, Teddy
Higgs, who was killed while in
discharge of his duty as an en-
ploye of the Key West Electric
Co. Her suit against the COM
pany was for $4,000. Counsel
for the company served notice of
an appeal to the supreme court
Editorial Comment: With H.
600 killings in the United States
and less than 200 murders execut-
ed. it appears that many of the
millions of dollars being squan-
dered in the farcical pretense of
enforcing prohibition could be
better spent in tracing and bring
ing to justice those guilty of
crime.
The morning train was late to-
day, reaching the station at s:15
with a fairly large number of pas
sengers on board.
Invitations printed by The Art
man Press are out for the annual
sock social given by the Wonan's
Guild at the Parish hall. A nice
program Is being arranged and
VIII be published in The Citizen.
A daughter was born this
morning TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Percy Curry at 10 Duval street.
Mother and daughter are report
ed to Be getting along nicely. Mr..
Curry Is connected with The Citi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-04-17

The morning train was late to-
day, reaching the station at e:15
with a fairly large number of pas
sengers on board
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

itdre aenue fein aontrorle bon feiten
eefpiiier Sreaniintionen au tpioer.
ftesen lei es politiif,> reliai0s ODER
bo1fiid, nnb bel ieinem gntihluB 3ll
bleinsn. ean3 aleid) lpen es betrifft.
gr ,nub bem 9ruf einlaer eripile-
eie.hr Sroipieillm ober Srganiiatio.
nett lpioeriteben fonnen.
Tne sSrnnf @ Sptat bieIen Wut
teiist befpeilen feline SanbIunsen felt
er, in offentliden 9ienit einsetreten
lit.
&abler bon glepelanb, ipe5ien iol,
de nie, pie 6rant %. sotof, bic bon
Gintro1,berern i1ammen, iolten bic
aorSibotl,r bon Sranf u. Sntof II,
@etrof,t ;ieben unb i'm unteritiisen,
benr er iii elm Wianr Ser fiir Die Hef).
Re has ormen Wtonnes eittritt. Ser.
qest ieinen Namen niht am @abItaa
benz Z. 9tppenlber. Stnlmt fir Sranf
90. Sotaf.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
500 N1iuicttet1 Dellar
,ttstr Otte Stemerft
Vlgplpip Imenbments mii'en
. niebergeitimmt werben :

Ser gieclop Elon. 8as lit err
gr 1T ein Sheno. cine @arontie Ell.
mes Ginfommens bon $50 per Mo.
not nllen Iolten, oie feinen GeroienIt
i'm Staat Ohio haben unb bie mehr
ols 60 Sabre aft linb. Die $50 Iinb
fiir Ein5elper'onen, Gerbeiratete er.
haltrn $50 pet Monat. gs albt
500 600 Gerionen in Sbio, Die bieie
Teniion beoriprlthen fonnen. Iie
Soften betraqen .310,O0O,O0O bos
Sabr. 9ies 1T cine oiiiiieGe 3obl,
lie fornt bon Der Sbio Steuer apnt.
miiIinn.
Sas erIte giaelpp N(menbment
'est atrei Steuern felt, NIT oenen bic
Hehnlnq be5ohlt tperben ioQ. Gieie
iinb: 1. Cine 20 MiG Steuer ouf
8rluhbei9entilm, 5etpertet 3ur State
bon 10000. per Mfer unb ouT.
pdrts., 9. Cine ginfommeniteiter
aleit7 etr &iertel Ser Seoerol Gin.
fommeniteuer Wiirben oieie Die Reh.
illtn1 hesnhlen? Reir. Ste Staats.
iteuerfonlmiiiior inet, bieie beobiif.
tigte' Stcuerr tpiirben 5u ipenie iein
llnr MIR slpilt,en 10 bis 260 MiQ.
Sonnr erbringer. Wns oonn2
Eroaramm ;eiat Hnin.
Die Shulen tpiirben ihre Stoots.
geloer nerIieren. Silfsmerf miiBte
eingeiteGt iperben. GerfriippeIte unb
blinoe hilfsbeoiirftiee ainoer perlie.
rem tire llnteritiisllng. Hlnhere @ohl.
Observation-Disclosures iuerben itin.
iteben. 9ie Sieeierung miro geldbnlt.
@arunt, @eil oiele Slnlenbnents sllr
Gonititution bes Stootes Sbio in
eiienGefleibete GrIte Sppotbef otf ie,
ben Collar gegenpdrtiee ODER Su.
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funttsiteller lit. 1ieie Yeniionex
miiSten suerit ,sssoblt 'iperoen beDor
iraenb eli, anberer 9ienit beaabH
tpiiroe.
es bebeiifet ntebr neue Steuera
unb mir sablen iest fcbon serooe ee.
mug. gs tpiirben Sc ooer &c Mniiie.
mentsiteitern eingeboben fperoen
ntiiI'en. SelbIt Iebensbebiirftige Ga.
der, pie 2e6ensmittel, piroen ais
Gurus su beitel,ern Iein. Hooios, Me.
frisecators, uip. ipiiroen beiteuert
|lperoen; icgar Die 2obnselber. unb
9ienititeler tpiirbe es aeben.
Die giiraer IoGten seeen biefe
GcIloee itimmen uno iie nit erober
geebrbeit ihIogen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
Ims Gkieaee, M.
Serbitfunscrt bcs e. z. 8eiane.
nereins.

Sci pollbeiestem SollIe bielt om
81 Sftober Der g. g. @eiongperein
icin ;6erb'tfonaert nerbunben nit ei.
lrem Sscitbnn ob. 9os GonSert itonb
inter Der 9eit!rng bon @uitap Sor.
sas. 9irigent, belien Srheiter auh
rem muiifolIihen Seil ausfiihrte.
9as Seitprcerantm nllrbe nit ser
Oupertiire a,ls Tid,ter llno Bauer
bon Suppe erofinet. Gas Srheiter
crn!ete reid)er geiioG. Nahbem Ser
iSeit Jebenoe &erein Sen @iDfcmmen,
arus geillneen, bielt 6eit.GrGi. 90.
SGller cine fllr5e froftiqe 8egrii.
Brwc csaniprnhe. Sann nlroe iSrnri
Sfrberts St1nbhen ilun Iortroa
eeb:1f,t. geioe Siebcr eeiiclen iebr
gut. Ser Wtonrereeiongperein st.
innerllng lang inter ber Seitlrg lei.
nes Sirigenten 8. 81. Hebbera rHai
einrnGl" uno Ser Soloat", luoiiir
has Tublifllm ihm mpblperbienten
Weiraa Solte. r@aloeiniamfeit" unb
,Saths balte @aft" lpurbe bonn e
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

ar,rsoelaae ser ,sobiafeiten ser Bel.
oen aoneiooten baben Serrn @oihfo
bieie5 Wtal parm empioblen, 10. bab
iih anuehmen last, oab er am Z. No.
pemher als Tertreter Ser Z. @arb ee.
tpGblt miro.
gr lit eir ilinaer, enereliher Marr
bon nlltem Rlf llnb gelllnoem Oten-
ihenperitano lmb miro speifellos Ell.
men euten Staotpater abaehen. slui
ieinem Erogrmtm lteben &erbelie.
rrna bes ganbouies, beiierer Stros
benbahnbienit, regul1re gntfernung
bon siihe unb ailhennbf1uen, Spiel.
plGs" fiir bie Sueenh. 9ieparatur Ser
StroBen unh elm oifenes Snus fiir
nlle gefpobner Ser @arb, Die eiuen
slntr,a ober cine gelhlperbe baben
lltth nit ihm fonferleren ipollen. "a
Serr @o'bfo in Der Z. @arb eeboren
nurSe unb 40 Sabre lang in ibr leb.
te, IL er nit ben Gerbdltnl'Ien Der.
traui lno fonn iie intelligent i'm
Stobtrnt pertreten. Ct lolte am I
Hocen,ber eripdhlt perben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

gtiht mehr brouhen Sic SfuI.
finoer in l,nianitlrer alaiienrGlmen
lbr'n unterritt 81 entpiansen. Shli.
len purben umge6aut lllto neue @e.
b1lSe srridtet. Slno6ierltng tpurbe
uof oeid)oftlihen Hiifiihten betries
ten unb Der 2ahl,tng bober 3inier
ein Gnbe gematt Wtan bolte iih Die
Sebrer nif,t mebr bon nllberholb jon.
bern tepor5uete, mo irnner mOalih,
beinillhe aroite. @ebalter lpurben
lpiebsl regelnl1Big be5oblt unh alle
Gerbeilerllngen fonnten obne grbo.
buna Der Selblttoiten burhgefiibrt
luelben. gelonoers lit on5uerfennen,
bob Serr S'Sonnea ouf bie perihie.
oer.n Ntinorit1ten ser Stnbt gtiif.
| liht robrt ,no bel Nlnitelllneen bon
2ehrern ullr oeren 9eI1bigung gel
ten lieB.
8,e 'ehsidhrise Sotigfeit als
Shrirat, lu1hreno pelder er alle
alrtcn bon iiunnsicllen lnh Sertpal-
tl,ne esproblemen 3u loien bate, iinb
iiir Serrn S'Tonnel cine quite Sor.
bere'tl,ne iiir bos giirgermeliteramt
eelpeien.
Serr S'3onneQ lit in glepelanb
gebnren unb er5ogen uno bat Itets
sic beiten Sntereiien Der Stabt an
Ser;cn aebabt Ils Sfulrut bat er
ohne @ehnlt seoient unb Ielne ean5e
| 3eii SEM slnlte gelpiomet.
gr ,agte, er iperbe ser Stabt Glepe'
lalth eine ebrlihe, fdbige, iplrf'ame
iortlhriitlid)e unb peraitiportlid,t
Ie, nnltl,ne eeben, bas garantiere el
ben Wiirgern ser Staot Gleoelanb
Seil.e @obl tpiirbe Elm Shritt mad
gcrrarts fit bic Stabt Glepelant
bebsuten. iast er.
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- Sn Wfanilo, Ybilippiner, fplir.
Be EN- erobeben peripiirt, Dos aber
feite, Shoben onrtdtetc
- Girginiu feiert ben 7anfiag.
ungstag am %. 9topentber - Der
sta'hporitaat 3enueiiee ieiert am 80
|tDt,enber!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
urtcil atteeictten
in 8laf Gcnt>Sall

@aihinston. G;e ieit 20 Suhren in
Sen @eri6ten herllnrgesogene sSor-
rerung bon $oO,O0O,O0O aIs sln.
iprucb fiir Grplolionen unb golnbar-
tierl neen bamallger ariessriiitlnas-
perfe, hot iest :uslniten Seutih.
l1nes ieine grlebiauna acilrnben.
Ioh bie beltihe Meaierllng mad
te 'oiort aeltenb, bab lie oas llrteil
lid,t nnerfennc, aus hem einfahen
8runoe uno nit Neht, baB Die bo.
maliaen 8elnlagnabnlllneen bellt.
ihet Yatente uno GernDgen Der I'M.
ter'nsten Mahpriiflina beoiirfe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
1etn &. O'Denneu
aanbioat fir giirgermeiiter

gei Ser Wobl ont 7. 9top. fperben
Die giirger llno Steuersobler @ele.
geaEeit boben einen Wtonn Su ibren
gii,9erneiiter 5u ipGbIen, Ser einen
nusaeseihneten gfetorb lno porsiig.
Iihe 9eiItllngen i'm 3ienite Der Def.
fentliGfeit ouffpei'en fann.
0ieier Mnnn lit Sobn 6. S'3on.
neG. iekt l,no bic lesten iehs Sabre
Mit7lieb hes Shulrots unb oelien
friiberer Er1iioent.
@ihreno o!eier Seit baben s..
Cornell INTO ieire 8enpiien bie Mon.
gel, Die tie i'm itootiif)en Shulipitem
porfarhen, beieitigt l,nb bic Shul.
perroltuns auf cine tobe Stufe er.
boben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

g. 1eiansperein prod)tta geiungen.
8rober geifoG por Der 2obn. 9ie
Saraergrtppe bon @arp, Sno., als
8en:. Gbor, lang inter 2eitltng hires
9tr. aIbah r7u beutihes Golf" unb
~Trublina am Hbein" iebr her5ig.
o8elhlhten 1us bent @iener Walb"
nurhen bonn Somenhor Ser oben ae.
ndnnten @ruppe eeiuneen. slae brei
Steopr aefielen iebr gut. Sierauf
iiberroid,te Ser Tomenhor 9orelei
ltnter Cir. g. ScbnliiGer nit Spei
Sl"oern, v2as N'otro'enarab" unb
"Iaf Der 2iincburqer Seioe". Hau'
ihenSer getioll lpbnte Sic porsiie.
lihe Seiitl,na. Wtit bent vSrobiinn
Wolaer", geillnqen nit Srfeiterbe.
aleitrna, pom g. g. @eionqperein,
nit rlel Shpllna aeirnaen, fnm bas
Scrjert gum slblhlub.
9tof1her aina es Sur 8emiitlihfett
iiber. 9os Somitee bate Gorge ae.
traeen. aae fanen auf ihre Med).
nline. Sm Namen bes aomitees iei
aller, nelfe at bleiem slbenb NIT.
aehol'en baben, benieIben al einem
10 ihonen er'olg ;u mohen, berS.
lihiter 7anf eeioet.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
1peikrmiien ienHcn cine
Delegation na4 NteSfat

Wusfou. gii1e Delegation dng IS
M;tgIiebern Der fiiralif, eelpablten
@libruiiiihen Notwithstanding
fam in Mpsfau IN, Inn beim Sber-
item Solpiet 8eriht ;ll erltatten. Sic
tp,,rbe ollf Dem 9abnbof bon slrbei.
teri!ihrern empfanaen. Tas fontnli-
niit'id)e Eorteiorean .Yratpoa" be.
riehtrt, bab bie Tetcrhnilng Der lpeib.
rui;ifben MISUNDERSTANDING, bic
Die 9luftcllung oes @roBgrunobeiit.
5es inter oie 8arern uno bic Natio.
nalii iternne Der @anfen befanntgab.
nit Yaraoen uno 0reubenfunOgebun.
gei. begri!bt muroe.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02

Wdhrenb ieiner 6 Sabre i'm staotrut
mar feline amtslelitnng 10 befricSi.
aeno, bas cine Relienotion int Sabr
1881 nlgemelnes 9ehauern berpor.
rief. @cbpren BON armen gltern, per.
iaumte Serr Mihelih feline @eleeen.
heit,tie slmerifa iebem iunsen Monn
bon Gborafter uno Strebl lamfeit bic.
tet, lid, n,porsunrbeiten. 5arte Mr.
belt l,nb it)ipere Spfer iiherten ibm
einc CUTE Gr5iebllne lmb 3ulab sum
slbpofoteuitano in 1917.
Gr lit perbeiratet, Goter pon sfpel
ainoern uno biente i'm @eltfriea in
Der nmerifaniihen Grpeoitionsormee
ehre:tpoa. gr bat alle Sualififotio.
men fir sos gfibteramt, tint oas er
iib sur t3eit belpirbt. Sn ieiner 90.
idhr:0en Groris nno in ieiner slmts.
Sclt erlparb er lid) elnen beneloens.
noe: ten Gui llnb 3ablreihe Srellnbe.
Gein boberes Sob fam einein Mihter.
fonbloaten aesollt iperben als iein
9fuf nit 8e5ue anf Soleran; uno
Tehtsiinn ai,fneiit. slls Hihter mir.
De Serr Ntibelim ei,te 3ierbe bieies
Stonoes iein. 8esentportie lit er Elm
Wtitglieb bes Glaims goaro Der ssn.
buitrial Gommiiiion ilnb ols iolhes
5pei Sabre bereits tatie.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
1etn u. maitee
aanbibat fir Stantrat in Der Z. Iarb

@or slpei Snhren ltnterloe er lei.
nem @e9ner, Scr bies Ntnl ipieher
iein @eener lit unb in 'einer spei.
ioblilen slmtsseit oIs Stobtrat cine
ln5ebeutenbe Noue ipielte, bel meni.
ner ills eiuem bal6en Iuteno Stim.
nen. Tie giti5ers Seagle lmb sic
bieiigen gcSSeitltneen l,nter Su.
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aunbibate fir Mnni;ipalridter

@erihtisfeii, gbrlihfeit uno
Turbtloiiefeit i'm gntiheiben bon
Werid)tsfoaen lit belte cine ser arob.
fen Note Glepclanbs, Iaut ausioeen
bon Sronf W. Sotaf, aonbibat fir
bas elmt zines Munisipalrihters bel
Ser @abl am 7. Mopember.
Gin 0ffentliber 0iener mllb INNER
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-02
n1inenerpIeiiett
in Hcndfcno -

Sonefona. 40 ebineien tpurber
9etotet, nls innerbaIh Der britiid1en
Serrltorinlaepniier BON Sonafons
cir Sfleppoompfer ouf cine yfine
aufllef.
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Kreiei-Dert,-11tartin
yls Sfnlratfanbibaten empfpblen.

2eb. g. arsici, Der ith piel in %
Sabren I'M Musldnber aefiimmert
bat, Inn ibnen su belfen 8iirger al
lperhen, lit Elm Gonbibot fir Die
5fnlbeboroe. &reici lit Sefretar uno
sjhcsmeiiter oes gitisen gureou ,1nb
elmer Der brei aanoiboten, Die fir
oie'en Yclten empfcblen tperben. NJ
sreoerid %. 9orn uno 1rou Warp
9. Martin iinb bic anberen atpei
r!iooten, bic bonn gitiaen 8ureol,
emDirblen perben.
Sober 9iireer, Der min, bab un'ere
Sh,len fret iein ioIen bon Nolitif,
iolta fir 9reici, ssrou Martin uno
:. Corn itinu,en 0ieie tperben emp.
fcblen pom glepelanb Shulfomitee,
oeiisn Gcriiter @eoree Green lit.
George Green, 7ireftcr bes Gitis
sens gureom, ingt: vDie int Inslonb
eeborenen Biireer fonnen iiher iein,
bob ;rnlere offentIihen Shulen obne
nitIinssnirtihoft aeIeitet rperoen
unb gleihe @eleaenheit fir ainher
lein tpirb. iuern lie fiir 6. g. areici,
sSrebcrid u. Dorm ,lno ;srau Marp
9. Martin itimmen." -. !;
8i.Ie. Stlmmsettel iperben bent
Nab(cr ant @abltoe ben Z. gspnem-
ber einaebdnoiat iperoen l,no einer
bon oieien lit tpidtie fir .bas 2eben
ser Sinber, es 1T Ser Shulbeboroe.
sacbl5ettel. Sn einer srosen Semo,
frotie tpie bic Sercinigten Staaten
iino sic ShuIen oos Tinooment Der
sation. Sieie iollten nid,t fiir Noli.
tit scleitet tperben ionoern fir Shl,.
lung.
Srrr @reen uno bas GlepeGanf
cd. .,lfomitee eriuht Sic, Sbre Stint
me ii;r SAB 8. Greici, Sreoerid "
Tcrn lno jrau Diarp .. Martiu
ab5ugeben.
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yettt &. u1iteli4
aanSibat fir bas Mnnisipalseridt

@robe sluimerfiarfeit bat bic
aon>iootur BON Serrn Sobn 6. Otl.
beIIt nls MuniSipalrihter lnter
5ahlrcihen biireerlihet nno anoerer
oiientlihen Meinlnasgruppen erre9t
Evening star., 1939-10-26
Participating
in 1910

Borney keishbofhood House
Boy Scouts Of Amsriee
Washington. AIexondrio.
Arlington. Montgomery
end Prince Georges
Boys' Club Of Washington
Boys' Club Of AlexondFio
Bureou Of Rehabilitation
cothoIie Chorities
cetholie chorities Of Prince
Georges County
Child Wslfors Society
Chadrsn's Country Home
Childrsn's Protective Asso-
eiotion
Christ Child Fresh All Fern
for convoIsseent Children
Christ Child Settlement
House
Council Of Soeiol Agencies
pspo,tment Of Soeiol Wei
fers-Woshineton Federa-
tiou Of Churches
B. e. Rehobilitotion Deport-
msnt Disabled American
Veterons
EpiseopoI Home for childle"
Femity Service Association
Florence cittenton Home
Friendship House
Georgetown chiIdrsn's
House
Oil seouts Of D. {. and
Montgomery County
Gil Scouts Of AIexond'ie
Gil seosts Of Arlington
County
Girl Scouts q Prince Georges
Cosnty
Chs Club d AsxondFio
Hsolth Security Administrs
tion
Hebrew Home for he Asss
Holidoy Houss-Gihs
Friendly Society
Hopkins House Association
AIexondria
Disqualification Fund
Instructive Visiting kurs'
Society
Instructive Visiting Nuns
Association q AMnsto
County
lsxish Community Center
Jewish Foster Home
Jewish Soeiol Servies Aeene
jvonito K. kys Council
Hoess
lsaaI Aid Dsrseu
Northwest SstHsmsnt Hos,
Phyllis WhseHsy Y.W.c.
Soketion Army of Woshin.
ton
AIsxondid DssneA
Saint An~a's Homo
Ssint AIMS iafont Asylum
Saint Jossph's Home q
School
Ssint koss's 1sshaisd
School
Evening star., 1939-10-26

ssint Naesnt's Home sad
School
Shoe ond Rubber Fsad-
D. e. Congress Of Persnts
and Ieoehsrs
Shoe ond Rubbes Fssds
Federation Of Pessats
Teoehe, Associations
soeioI Hygiene Society !
Soeioi Service Exehosss Il
Social Service Leosus a
AIsxondrio !
soeiol Service Lsesss 4
Montgomery County
soeioI Service Lsosus =
Prince Georges County
Southeast houss-WoshinO.
ton Welfare Association
Southwest Community House
Summer Outings Committee
Stoddord Boptist Home
Travellers Aid Society
Twelfth Street B'aneh-
Y IA. c, 4,
Washington Antmd Rsssss
leoeus
Washington crimiao Jsse'ss
Association
Washington hsoft Asssse'
tion
Washington Home ~
Foundlines
Washington Housing Assea
eiotion
Washington Institute q
Mentol Hygiene
Child Guidones Clinic ea6
Life Adjustment Center
Washington Society fo' the
Hord Of Hearing
Welfare Deportmsnt-
Amsyieon LEGION
Young Mems christisa
Association
Young Womea's chnsdea
Association
Estreet Center Y. VIC. 4
'Nots: The HospitoGzotiea
Fund will b used 70 Pr.
chose clinic and open word
service for the needy SICK
from tho following hospitol'
and heoIth esnters:
AIexondrio Community
Heolth Center
AIexondrio hospito'
ChiIdren's Hospitol
Columbia HospitoI ~
Women
Emergency hospitd
epi.eopol Eye. fer saS
Th,oot HospitoI
Go,fieId Memorial hospita
Georgetown University
Hospitol
George Washington UnKs'
sity Hospitol
Prince Georges Hsosth
Center
Prwidenes hospitd
Evening star., 1939-10-26

Since The dawn Of history. mankind ha.
sought happiness And in the immortal Declaration Of
independence The founding fathers recognized mans
Godeiven right to the pursuit Of Happiness" They
wrote no empty phrases-+hey said what they meant
and meant what they said They did not say that
had The right to happnesshe had the right to seek hap
plne... They knew happiness comes from within and
cannot be guaranteed by any document.
Thousands Of our citizens find happiness in their
+ribu+ons to The less forum ate through the Community
Chest agencies. Ming led with this inner Of sa+is
faction WILL this year. be especially reveren+ feeling
Of gratitude that. in our great democracy, and
women may seek happiness Of their own free will.
Evening star., 1939-10-26

<<rT1E hold these truths to be selt.svidext,
wv that all men are sndo,Ved BY their
Creator wnh certain inalienabls
Rights; that among these are Life, Liberty and
the pursuit of Happiness."
ltss ~ pseLxs4ss Il sl.tssleseA
Evening star., 1939-11-20

These are large size Diamond
Budded Walnuts, not to be
confused with the smaller
Diamond nut. Look for the
red Diamond stamped on
every nut.
Evening star., 1939-11-20

The RED Diamond on the out
side is your guarantee of good
ness on the inside. Remember,
the color of the ink used in
printing the Diamond means
something. For the best insist
on the RED Diamond.
Evening star., 1939-02-21
Rockies on Columbus
Boxing Team Face
Severe Tests

Freshman warriors of Columbus
University S undefeated boxing team
will be tested severely in three divi-
sions tomorrow night when Louisiana
Techs ringmen invade Turner's
Arena for the Explorers final match
Phil Appel popular Columbus l2O-
FOUNDER, meets one of Dixie S most
highly regarded bantamweights in
Joe Wojecki. The undefeated Colum-
bus southpaw's record is menaced
by fast, hard-hitting youngster.
Leo Marcopolis, awkward Colum-
bus l27-pounder, faces a persuasive
puncher in Bobby Hand. a junior
college transfer who has been stiff
fening opponents with regularity,
while in the heavyweight class Andy
Ready, 183-pound Explorer, will meet
a rugged specimen in Bruce Barthle-
may. Ready was flattened by Ed
Molinsky of Tennessee last week
A shift which will enable Columbus
to start the veteran Jim Willis at
145 pounds will find Buddy Lazear
who has registered three consecutive
knockouts as welterWeight. fight
ing as lightweight.
Lazear will meet Eddie WEIGH,
while Willis will trade blows with
Jack Jones. a rangy Texan.
Evening star., 1939-02-21

Sing and remarked you sat in it
and took big game fish like blue
marlin and tuna and that it cost
mere $685..
There was a rod and reel stuck
in a socket in front of the chair.
The reel would set you back $445
and the rod $50. The reel has
two speeds, and we pity the mar
lin hooked by a fisherwoman who
can't figure out which speed she
wants.
The whole thing, including a
linen line, will cost you about
$1,000" said the salesman. He
emphasized the you so we went
away from there.
Upstairs near the retrieving Of
ters-cunning little fellows who
don't smell bad at all-one of
the Indians was advertising
fishing camp up in Maine.
His name is Henry Red Eagle,
= and he is an Algonquin. He men
toned he lived in New York for
80 years and that he has written
and sold about 300 stories and
articles in his time. His summer
job Of showing city sportsmen
where the big ones are is just
time-filler.
THAT James Tenimore Cooper.