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La opinión., 1939-09-09
I4BARCOS HAN
SIDO HUND|DOS
EN- LA GUERRA
Saldo del conflicto,
hasta aver. = lsla
nazi atacada

NUEVA YORK, Sept. 8-tUP)-
La oficina neoyorquina de la COM
pahia naviera acknowledgements re-
cibio hoy un r%adioerama de su va.
por Statendam, en- ell que su CAPT.
tan informa que ha recogido a to-
dos los tripulantes del Winkleieh,
barco dc m%atricula britannica.
Sin embargo, NADIA Sc sabe sobre
10 que lie haya acontecido al Wink
leigh, que es de 5055 toneladas y
que zarpo de Kingston, Jamaica, ell
"a de Agosto ultimo, Q rumbo a
Londres.
Ell statendam salio de Rotter-
dam para Nueva York ell dia 6 de
los corrientes.
Por otra parte. sc anuncia que
ell total do embarcaciones hundidas
en- ell actual conflicto europeo. des-
de que Sc rompieron las hostilida-
des hasta hoy, asciende va n II;
porque los nltimos informes que
sobre ell particular sc tienen son de
que hoy fueron hundidos tres mas,
III buque-tanqne ingles, un yapoT
aleman de carga y un cazador de
minas holandes.
De las 81 personals a bordo del
buque cazador de minas, murieron
20, al haoer explosion la nina con
que choco en- ell Mar del Norte y
frentc a las islas West Tristan. Un
minute tardo la nave en- sumereir-
Sc para siempre.
La anotacion de yapores hundi-
dos, hasta hoy, esta s a 4 en- favor
de los alemanes. Los otros dos eran:
uno de Passes Bajos y otro de Gre
cha.
La opinión., 1939-09-09

AUMENTARA
FL EJERC|TO
Y tambien Ia mari
ma, segun Ell ~anuncio
de aver
Ell estado de emer-
gencia sera "pacifi-
co., Sc aclara

United Press para LA OPINION
WASHINGTON, Septiembre b.
Fl Presidents Roosevelt expidi6 hoy
Ia procIama que nj a Estados
unidos en- IN "estado pacifico &c
Eomeroeneia.s1 Iamhi6n -rexeI6 IL p.i.
electives del elercifo, ia marina y
la ir%fanteria de marina, con ell OBJ
jeto de preparar la defensa nacio
nal. Y finalmente indico con toda
elaridad que proyecta oavoear al
Consresc de la Union a un periodo
extraordinario de ~sesiones, que 81
espera no sera muy largo.
Mientras tanto. Ell 8enador Joseph
Guffey, democratl de Pennsylvania
sal de Ia Casa Blanca pronosti-
cando qGe este periodic e%xtraordina.
rio comenzara mas Q menos Ell pri
nero del entrante mes de octuire.
La proclama que coloca al pals
ell un estado pacifico de emergan-
eia--y e Presidente hizo hinacpi6
en- In palabra PACIFICo repetiaas
geces- fue anunc.ada en- Ia CO -
rencia periodfstica de hoy.
lei primer mandatario. al leer sl
proclama a los representatives dc
Ia prensa, indico Que debe enfcn-
eerse claramente que Il no e. 4
poniendo al pals sobre una base d.
guerra; porque estes ~prpafalfNcs
estan llevandoso a cabo como en
tiempos de paz.
Ell aumento en- los electives .si
elerc 30, la marina y la ~infantcr a
de marina, expiico Mr.. Roose cit,
Sc haran con cl obieto de "lenar
los vacios", hacic ndo yer quo ell to
tai Go soldados dc mar y TERRA no
llegara al numero autorizado On
tempo dc psz siquiera; es deer
cue no tendra cl eiereito nj sus
$4,000 plazas autor.adas, y la ma
rina no llesara a las 10000.
Los soldados que Sc ~necesltan en-
Ell Ejercito son para la iona del
Canal de Panama. para Puerto RI
co y algunos otros servieios. La ma
rina alora tiene unicamente 70 por
ciento del personal que requiere.
Adem4s Sc pondran en- condolences
de navegar algunos de los subma
rinos usados Ell la Guerre. Nun
dial. -.
Despues repitio una vex mas Ell
P~residente Roosevelt que no son sus
iatenciones poner al pals en- pie
de guerra, sino solamente preparar-
10 para la defensa dentro del es-
tado pacifieo de emersencia.
Tamb.en Sc aumentara ell perso-
nal del Departamento Federal do
Inyestigaciones 10 sean los G Mem,
ell ~seryicio secreto y otros departa-
mentos.
La opinión., 1939-09-09
CONFLICTO RESUELTO
EN- STOCKTON

STOCKTON, Calf, Sept. 8. -
(UP).- FL arreglo del paro de-
tres meses de los bodegueros dsl
c. l. O., en- ell puerto de Stockton,
fue anunciado hoy.
El acuerdo establece I'm aumen
to de cinco centavos en- cada bora
de trabajo, estableclendo una es-
Gala de 80 centavos por bora. 50
anuncio. Las operaciones Sc reanu
daran eI pro2imo yiernes.
La opinión., 1939-09-09
Sc MOV|L|ZAN
Los SOV|ETS
Salen tropas rusas a
la ~frontera con Pc.
lonia
Por NORA DAUEL
C%oresponsal de la United Press y
LA OPINION

MosCu, ssptismbrs es--(s&bado).
-(UP).-Rusia inici6 hoy IL movi.
lizaci6n del resto de sus fuerzas ar.
madas.
Los attaches militares extranje-
ros califican los nuevos movimien-
tos como tun aumento de Ia movili-
zacion parcial' que sc ha estado
lleyando a cabo durante esta sema-
ma, despues de que Sc aprobaron las
leyes de conscripcion ell las recien-
ties sesiones del Supreme Soviet.
Habia hoy gran actividad en- ell
Comisariado de Defensa y Sc podia
das militares.
Los grupos dc reolutas, tanto uni
formados como de civiles, Sc n
c%ontraban en- las es~taciones ahor-
dando los trenes para la frontera
p~olaca.
La venta de boletos a los ciyiles
fue aparentemente reducido.
Los attaches militares declararon
que los primeros reserYistas llama
dos al servicio son tecnicos, parti-
cularmente choferes civiles que son
conductores de tanques de guerra en-
T.learmy.
El registro de los conscriptos
continuaba hoy en- varias estacio-
mes, siendo estos integrados inme-
diatamente en- ell ejercito.
Las enfermeras y doctores Sc en-
contraban entire los registrados.
Una indication de Ia venta redu-
cida de boletos de f%errocarril en- las
e%staciones hacia Ia frontera polaca,
cram las grandes colas que Sc halla-
ban Ell frente de las yentanillas de
boletos.
Los mejores automobiles y IA
bricas de Moscd estaban slendo
puestas bajo control del gobierno.
Algunos caballos pertenecientes a
civiles estaban tambien siendo re-
quisados por los militares.
La opinión., 1939-09-09
SIGUE PERDIDO UN
AVON MEXICANO

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Sept.em-
bre 8. - Que Ell avion que tii-
pulaba el photo Jesus Sarabia con
tin1a perdido en- los bosques del
territorio de Quintana Roo. es 10
que Sc informo hoy en- la Secreta
ria de Comun.caciones; ~agregando
Sc que continua la b1squeda con
TODD ahinco.
La opinión., 1939-09-09
lSLA ATAcADA

COPENHAGEN, Sept. s-(uP)-
Un ruaido dc srandes pleas de
(Pasa a Ia Sya. pag.i
La opinión., 1939-09-09
ESTAD0 DE EMERcENCIA EN- { u.
PrisiOnerOs POlacOs

En- esta radiofotograffa de un campo aleman de con-
contraction, Sc ven los soIdados poIacos que han cafdo
prisioneros de las fuerzas nazistas que inyaden actual
La opinión., 1939-09-09

PARIS, oeptiembre o.-(Saba-
do).-(UP).-El Duque y la Du-
quesa de Windsor, ~salieron de la
Riviera a bordo de IN automoVil
para Londres, via Paris, a las
5;i5 pm. aver, see1n declare ell
periodieo "Le Martin, esta ma.
mana.
BERLIN, Sept. 9. - (Sabado).
-tUP).-El alto commando del
ejereito anuncio hoy que un
avion enemigo de reconocimien-
to fue derribado eerca de karls.
ruhe.
karlsruhe, que 81 e%ncuentra al
otro lado de la frontera de Fran
cia, esta alrededor de so millas
al sur de Saarbrucken, donde los
~ejercitos alemanes y ~franeeses
estan combatiendo.
Ell alto commando dice, "que los
p~olacos contin1an retirandose en-
todos los frentes".
lONDRES, Sept. s. -(UP).-
ian Masaryk, ex-Ministro cheeo
en- la Gran Bretana, Inaugural es-
ia noche una serie de transmit.
stones en- checo con la British
Broadeasting Co., con la pro-
mesa:
"Por ell honor del nombre que
llevo, las d~emocraoias occidental
les y los eheoos sanaran la sue-
rra".
(Pasa a Ia sva- pag.)
La opinión., 1939-09-09
AVANCE A SANGRE Y FuEGo

La vanguardia del ejercito del su
roeste Quo informo haber entrado
a Varsovia, salio dc la frontera 81
les.ana de Alemania Ell viernes pa
sado en- Ia mahana, atacando pri-
nero Ia "ciudad sagrada" de Polo
MIA (Crestochowa) y prosiguiendo
hacia ell norte, por LODI. y final
mente la capital.
Este ejere.to al parecer destro
(Pasa a la Sva pag.)
La opinión., 1939-09-09
Manana Domingo:

ma buena parte de nuestra proxima edicion dominicaL sea dedcada
conmemorar la epopeya maxima de nuestra patria: la inictacion de
guerra de Independenca, Entire las colaboracfones patrioticas que
era ell lector. en- Isl eddon, 81 encuentran las siguientes:
AL BUEN CURA-Poesia de Salvador Daz Miron.
UNA CARTA INEDITA DE GUERRERO.
IA GUERRA Els SANTA Palabras de Morelos.
LA GRAN EPOPEYA MEXICANA.
PERDIO 10 HIJOS EN- LA GUERRA.
GOBIERNOS INSURGENTES.
ALLENDE TORERO Y LAZADOR.
LOS RESTOS DE LOS HEROES.
HEROINA MEXICANA.
UN COAHTIr ENSE ILUSTRE( Miguel Ramos Arispe).
La opinión., 1939-09-09
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La opinión., 1939-09-09

PARIS, septiembre supp.
I'm despacho de la aeeneia de
radio de Basic. Suiza, dice que Sc
informo en- fuentes danesas que
las autoridades germanas orde-
naron la evacuation de todos los
civiles de la isIa de Sylt, en- ell
mar del Norte.
La isla eontiene importan-
tie base aerea y Sc teme que e
sujeta a varios raids aereos.
La agencia de radio informo
tambien de Basic que las auto
ridades lemanas habian ordena-
do la Immediate evacuation de
las ciudades de la provincial de
Baden, cerca del lago Constancia,
parte de la frontera entire Alema-
MIA y Suiza.
LoNDRES, Sept. s.-(uP).-
Ell nuevo lena de las fuerzas ae-
reas inelesas es, sesun Sc revelo
hoy: "confien en- Dios y guar
den secos los voIantes".
BESIDE que estalIo la guerra, las
fuerzas aereas han estado mum
dando AIemania o millones de
volantes de propaganda.
VALLEJO, Calf, Sept. 8. -
(UP1.-EI astillero naval de la
isIa Mare fue ~olausurado a todos
los visitantes, mientras que dure
la guerra europea, por orden del
contra almirante David 5adsley.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
Excellent Locofion

1918 Concord Ave. NV.
S5O.OO-Apt. No. Living room,
bedroom, dinette, kitchen
and bath. elec. stove. Elec. refriger-
alton. Rear yard
81 Concord Ave. NV
$50 .5O-Apt. No. Living room,
bedroom dinette. kitchen
and bath. screened rear porch; Frigid-
aire
Evening star., 1939-09-19
.S7,95U.
FOXhall Village.

This is an outstanding value in a delight
ful and convenient community of individual
homes. II is a thoroughly individual house
having unusually comfortable. bright
features and conveniences. all up-to-date
improV ements. including automatic heat
and bullt-tn garage. Investigate promptly
THOS J FISHER & COMPANY, INC. DI
$3.50 OR EVENINGS CALL Mr. BOOTH
by EMERSON 9R1S
Evening star., 1939-09-19

1436 Georgia Ave. NV.
S62 .5O-Apt. No. 101-Living room,
2 bedrooms dinette, kitchen
and bath Electrolux refrigeration.
Res. Mgr, TAOS Ga. Ave, Ge. 2216
Evening star., 1939-09-19
lear Roosevelt HiQI

42O5 Arkansas Ave. NV.
S55,OO-Apt No. 3-Living room,
bedroom. dinette. kitchen and
bath; elec. stove and refrigerator:
screened rear porch
Evening star., 1939-09-19
RiQhf DoUntou
Near Walter Reed

1908 l. st. NV
S25 00-Apt. 6-Two rooms and
bath; electricity free.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
In PefUorth

4811 Fourth st. NV.
5l,5O-Apt. Living room. bed
room dinette, kitchen and
bath; elec. refrigeration.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
EXCELLENT VALUES

Overlooking the Park
1860 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
Just 2 blocks north of 18th and Col
Rd. ConDenient to stores. thedters and
shopping district
S42. 2.5O-Apt No. 2O2-Front apt,
living room. dressing room
with Murphy bed, dinette, kitchen and
bath. Frigidaire current free.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
MUST BE SOLD.

All Sth ST NV
Owner leaving city. anxious to sell at
tractive Colonial brick home overlooking
wide avenue. close to Roosevelt High School
Contains rms, baths. recreation room
attic with stairway; gas heat Gh.-w. HI: ,
screened porches; Frigidaire: weather strip
nlnR: awnings; Gear brick garage. Price
only S6.500
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St. Realtor Natl O153
Evening star., 1939-09-19
DIRECT FROM OWNER.

NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES
Good NV. section. IS minis. downtown.
5 ana rooms, l and > baths, . fireplaces,
full, dry basement, gas air conditioned,
brick or frame garages, extra large lots
some with southern exposure Finest work
manship obtainable and beautifully deco
rated. Owner is making SPECIAL LOW
PRICE on these homes for limited time
ROX 4ff-M STAP
Evening star., 1939-09-19
BELIEVE IT OR NOT.

can show you this real bargain-11
rooms, baths. G. E. oil heat. 2-family
apt. separate entrances. garage: corner
semi-det. zoned commercial: close in and
on main thoroughfare: S9.250: terms
Emerson 1894
Evening star., 1939-09-19
BEAUTIFUL-DIFFERENT,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-$1nq5O

Detached brick of unusual design. STEP
down living room with large picture win
electric kitchen and den on 1st floor. 3
large bedrooms. 9 tile baths on 2nd floor;
paneied recreation room with fireplace in
basement: air conditioned: deep lot real
value: orly one left Open for Inspection.
4S36 Chevy Chase blvd, Md. Inspect today.
ANTON KOERBER. owner, builder. Natl.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
WHY PAY RENT?

5-room bungalow, ami. fireplace Move
in: only 5000 cash, S45 monthly. See H
c. MAYNOR, 2314 R. I. ave. ne. North
433S
Evening star., 1939-09-19

BUNGALOW, PARTLY FURNISHED. 5
rooms. bath, circulating oil heat. ami
refrigeration; $50. Atl. 917O-W. 90
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. DETACHED COR
heat; " block car and bus: adults; Sl2O.
Woodley 1857. 400l Warren st. NV.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
FOR COLORED-OPEN.
1st SHOWING.

ShH5o $500 CASH.
BALANCE LESS THAN RENT.
Large b-room house in Al condition,
de luxe kitchen, beautiful new bath cleo
trlc refrigeration. Vacant Immediate pos
session. Within walking distance to Post
SSMMce' union Station Govt Printing
once and stores and transportation
INSPECT THIS HOUSE TODAY.
BAkER REALTY co. INC DI 1211
Evening star., 1939-09-19
HOUSES FUR. OR uhEuR.
HOUSES UNFURNisHED. ,

FOR CoLoRED-I24s FLORIDA Az
n.w-6 rooms, bath; cleo, gas, oil he
Rent reas. Call Met. 2615.
Evening star., 1939-09-19

English brick Colonial. years old, large
living and dining rooms. beautiful kitchen
and breakfast room, open fireplace, 3 big
bedrooms. > delightful baths. recreation
room. built-n garage: unforeseen crcum-
stances necessitate this immediate sacrifice.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411
Evening star., 1939-09-19

NEARBY vA.-HIGH ELEVATION.
Brick bungalow. large rms g rms.
can be finished in attic). ample closets.
stripped. VENETIAN BLINDS sH.'S on SfsIaIr HEAT:
large lot BIG TREES; section new homes;
"a block bus. McCLAINE. 2lOO Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. Chestnut 5000. Open
Sunday.
Evening star., 1939-09-19

Continued on Next PAgo.)
Evening star., 1939-09-19
81 1.500.
NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL.
CONVENIENT NE.

914 18th st n.e-S5.95O: large Groom
brick home, with inclosed sleeping porch
and Gear, garage, in new-home condition
and priced fan below value for immediate
sale. See for yourself today. Open till dark.
EUGENE H. PHIFER,
Evening star., 1939-09-19

TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES. 8 AND q
rooms: priced for quick sale. Bargains.
Call MR.. BELL. Chest. 244O, ewes. Chest.
Evening star., 1939-09-19

DESIRABLE B ETHE SDA LOCATION
$3.50: detached brick: owner forced to sell
l-year-old Cape Cod home. ) rms built-in
garage: conv. to schools and transporta =
tlon. MR.. DENTON, Natl 20iO. After 8
pm. Woodley 5444
Evening star., 1939-09-19
PARK-S8. $50.
5704 YORK LANE.

3715 35th st.-Attractive. detached, cor
ner. new-house condition. q rooms. 3
porches. oil heat garage, fireplace. OWNER
OCCUPANT Wn lQS1
Evening star., 1939-09-19
r EAL ES TATE
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW HOMES-MT. PLEASANT.
THEY'LL SURPRISE YOU! ONLY $3.50.
Mr.. 10Th AND COLUMBIA RD.,
Overlooking Rock Creek Park-Brick.
large rooms. 2 baths. "Sun-Lit" kitchen
and bedroom, beautiful recreation room. 2
fireplaces. garage. 1862 Hobart st. NV.
u Block North Of Harvard ST.. Rep. O225.
Evening star., 1939-09-19
COLORED.
1119 LAMONT ST. NV.

3-story row brick composition roof: o
rooms. baths. extra lavatory 2 screened
and screened gas range and electric re-
lrlgerator; large deep lot metal garage ON
paved alley; open for inspection: $500.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Realtors
925 New York Ave. NV. Natl. a7a7,
50ol E. Cap. ST. Line 3S4o
Evening star., 1939-09-19

we Will have in few DAYS two of our
recond toned houses in Kingman Park; TO
Iesponslo!e purchasers. terms of $3.50 cash
ana S46oo per month: an opportunity to
&c. rea. comfortable home on excep-
CHAS. D. SAGER
924 14th st. NV National Oo36
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01
kOPPERS GRILL GOING
UP FAST-SOON BE DONE

The combinations grill and
filling station under contraction
across the street from the big
koppcrs retail store has made
much progress lately. 1t is to
be a hig establishment Judging
from its diamersions. They new
business place is a compliment to
keytone and testimony of
what a great corporation thinks
of Keystore's future. Keystone,
Garden Spot of the universe and
center of the Free State of Nc
DoWell has a great future, with
It's surrounding. billion dollar coal
fields. 1t always has room for one
more business establishment
for that is how it grows, and
shall grow in the future.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01
BACK TO SCHOOL

The time for opening Of the
schools draws rear. The variety
stores are already blossoming
forth in elaborate displays of
school supplies. The children
are looking forward to the first
day Of school with that eager
ness characteristic of youth that
has not yet lost glamorous out
look of life. -.
The teachers will be glad to
see the schools open and to be
or the receiving end again after
three long payless months.
It is to be hoped that this term
cf school will be most success
full and that morey can be found
10 suffice for the full length
term rather than the abbreviat.
nd terms popular the last few
years. 80. -.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01
ECHOES FROM THE ST.
LUKE'S CONVENTION

On Monday, August -, the
Juvenile Department of Indepen
lent Order of ST. Luke met in
oening the 72nd annual cou-
l'rt;on. The Juvenile depart
ol"nt however was holding its
Ith Annual meeting. Deputy
'ohn s, Savage, r. w. Patron,
resided. The crowring point of
he day was in the report of
Juvenile Directress Mrs. Mamie
&. King. she reported an increase
u membership and finance. In
be afternoon more thar 500
'hi''IreE and delegates were in
attendance at a picnic at Wash
ngtcn park at which time a
'agCant was presented by Rich
n1nd Children, "Old Father
Time" With this closed chill
bsn's day
Tuesday, August II, prompt
" at 1000 a. m. the gavel was
sounded by Hon. Harry J.
White, Right Worthy Grand
.hcif. The entire morning SEES
son was spent in addresses of !
welcome by Ben RufFin, repre-
'cnt.Hg the city of Richmond /; |
)r. A. w. Brown, pastor of 9Th
Mount Zion Baptist; Mr.. Al
mo NorrelI for the citizens of
richmond; and Mrs. Catherine
iarco for Richmond st. Luke.
We cannot for lack of space
uote from the many fine adj
rcsscs. The re- ponse was made
or all delegates and states by
Us. Sarah II. Page, RWPG
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ties and insurance organizations
of the city.
The last service of the cover
ton was held Wednesday even
ing at six o'clock, when the
Memorial Session was held. Eu-
logies in honor of the departed:
Joshua Monroe, Trustee M. M.
Peace, Trustee; Ella o. Waller,
Trustee; Josephine d. Cannaday
Trustee; E. V. Jackson, officer;
Home Office Staff; John R. Cog
bill, Mrs. Antoinette Johnson
and Mrs. Susie A. Johnson. The
climax of the memorable service
was the singing of Our Bud
dies" by Miss Mary Lucas.
After a few presentations
were made Rev. o. J. Allen clos
ed the convention with the con-
vetion theme song, I'll Fly A
way" !.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01
Wasting Time

Democratic writers over the |
state are having a tough time
raising any enthusiasm over the
prospects for candidates in the
May Democratic primary. a
boom for former governor Il.
Guy * u mp for t. s. senate
made little splash at first as
well as news that Carl Andrews,
Democratic state chairman may
be the Governor nominee. All
in the state house have been
mentioned for something OF
other, but as time passes each
feeble effort to arouse interest
in the Democratic race has
petered out. The solution TO this
may be found in Statemcn by
Senaor James F. Byrnes. DISC
in a newspaper interview. IF
the Democrats throughout the
cDulSary are as badly divided
as the Democrats in the senate
and house, it will be . waste Of
time to discuss who VII Ec
nominated by the Democrats. for
the party will certainly De de-
feated.' The Senator's s"L'i-
ments certainly fit into the
picture in the Noun Tain state
Democrats in w. Va, have never
agreed on anything since they
first came into power in 1889
One, two, and even three fac
tons IN the party have con
stantly beer al each others
hrcats and a a conscucncr tG.
State as whole ha- suffered
Thus, it is easy to be seer why
so little enthusiasm can be a
reused. The intcgparty Guarrel+
Of tho Do,,,D,,..t hoo. .
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doubtless start something on
their own account out Of fear
for The future.
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WAR ON THE WAY!

'""y cHpcSI' dilolileT WAL Dc-
fore long unless the wind |
shifts, as it has shown little |
INCLINATION to do, this and the |
Gel!ef Aemrica will certainly be
drawn into any general war is
indeed cause for gloom.
Germans Takes Post on frontier
GleiwitZ - German troops in
The Gleiwitz area have been
moving towards positions on the
Polish brder since g clock Aug. |
%. but up til IL 30 no crossing
u the line FOR firing was reported
Poles Ready for Air Raid
Observation-Disclosures Firemen
dug air raid trenches IN Warsaw
parks and public squares as the
icclirg grew in resOlute Poland
that the question of peace or
war hung by the slimmest Of
threads.
France Ted to be Ready
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beautiful words of ST. Paul to
the Philippians Finally brethren
whatever is true, whatever is
dignified whatever is pure,
whatever is justice; whatever
is adrable; hatever is highly
estimable; if there be any vir-
tue, and if any applause, be
these taken into account. The
subject Bulldog Right Attitudes
for our Fraternal Work.
The sermon was by Rev. c.
C. Scott, pastor Twelfth street
Baptist
On Tuesday afternoon the re-
port of the presiding officer,
Harry J. White, was listened to
with eagerness and delight. The
browning point, however, Was
when the Right Worthy Grand
| Secretary, Mrs. Hattie N. F.
| Walker, successor to the late
Maggie L. Walker, gave her
biennial report. She dealt in de-
tail with the significance of the
rate adjustment instituted at
the previous meet. The ex-
perience," related the secre-
e tary,. through which we have
Y gore in the process of ABC rate
3 adjustment, rebuilding conf
f dence and morale, strengthen
n ing the weak hearted, satisfy
t ing the disgruntled and encourag
: ing the loyal makes us feel
t ready now to join in the chorus,
: Don Got ODER at Last" She
asked that the American Negro
o Youth a k up the work and
e build ard maintain on the solid
foundation established. DR..
Hughes, chief medical examiner
" brought his report and quoted
the prophetic words of the late
" Mrs. Maggie l.. Walker to the
" st. Luke convention on August
= Is, 1881, Only a satisfied under
" standing membership consti
tutes a successful organization.
We repeat that today. Number OF
applications approved by hin
y fro IN August 1887 to Angus
70 1889 is 1905. The solvency O.
- the order is 109.31 per cent, fol
!, every 800 we owe We have
S109.31 with which to meet it
+ Truly I'VE Done Got Over" sale
. he. The Fraternal Monitor Civ.
:. ing the official rating of 2G8 fra
ternal organizations in the US
8 and Canada carried the name
6 of the st. Luke order, apparent
o ly the only Negro society listed
of the 208. The st. Luke is third
=, oldest, exceeded in age only by
r, the Czechoslovak of America
Q85O and LUn;on st. joseph.
Canada, 1888. l. o. O. of st
Luke, (1867) AS of January
1889 the total amount of death
claims paid by the order is 81
686,O81; insurance in force,
81, 962,745; death rate 21.1 per
cent. Assets, $241, 524, conclud-
ing he said, With the status of
the order clearly presented for
understanding your duty is
plain. Show the World what the
St. Lukes can do.
These two reports were re-,
ceived with much rejoicing and
a more determined sniria tn