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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10
FARM RARGAINc

AIM bARGAlNS,
REAIrY a H6[las 4s sats aFs Zee scTRour
Committing DISTANCE
2l2-acre country gentleman's estate. IS
room. 2-bath residence in perfect Condition,
MI in grove. of large white oak trees
well back from the paved highway on which
place has complete set of warm Bindings
and and can be purchased on terms For fur.
ther information applv to
THEODORE F. MENK,
ia 1901 goth NV to 5; Hobart 37o7
FOR FARMS . TO 10 ACRE TRACTS
estates in Montgomery County, see
j. E. KELLY,
Rockville. Md. Phone weekdays Rockville
203: Sunday. Rockville 15-J
s ACRES NEAR GERMANTOWN; s-RM
]. E. KELLY,
Oxley Blde.. Rockville Nd Phone week
days. Rockville 2o3; Sunday Rockville l5-J
10 ACRES. Arm, BUNGALOW, 3 MILES
from Rockville on paved road; elect; price,
J. E. KELLY,
days, Rockville 203; SUNDAY, Rockville ISL
COUNTRY ESTATE CONTAINING Is
acres; recently completely remodeed; con-
crete road; ami; Germantown section;
j. E. KELLY,
H So sand M RaeFTe Tf sj
81 ACRES, NEAR BEALLSVILLE ON
paved road; elect; excellent view Of Blue
Ridge Mts.; price, $4,000 terms.
]. E. KELLY,
Oxley Bids. Rockville Md Phone week
days. Rockville 2O3; Sunday. Rockville ISL
365-ACRE FARM. $40 per acre; POOLES-
Vile section; all necessary bldgs; now
under high state cultivation; price, Sa,45O;
terms.
j. E. KELLY,
Oxley Bldg. Rockville Nd Phone week
days. Rockville 203; Sunday, Rockville 15-J
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COLORED-1236 IRVING ST. NE
rooms, 2-story detached, hot-water heat
inclosed front and back porches: oil burner
lot 50x150 your price and terms: open
daily Mich. S56i.
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CENTER-HALL BRICK

story and fioored attic. recreation room
with fireplace maids room and lavatory:
oil heat screened porch; 10c bus, Situated
in Waycroft. Arlington. Va. Financed r. H.
A. For sale by owner at $500, To in.
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BRAY & MACGEORGE.

.EoIU ,I"UI VlNELAND. J
Catalog details State road tourist inn
gas statlon-cabin property s rooms ritv
COWS con cabins completely furnished eiec.
tliC running water: 3 pumps 4-lane road
"a Han way Phila. Atlantic City. PRICE
LOSS ACRES HIGHLY pPoDTTcT7ye
iand' about 200 wooded balance cleared.
nlen state of cultivation. running water in
EYER neld; 40 acres of bearing apple or
veneered. fully modern: several barns
fseven tenant houses one of the best stock
1855 acres. very old stone house oo,s
nnes: basement barn. on rock road few,
minutes drive of Leesburs; low taxes:
B. MITCHELL
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1132 5th ST. NE.

colored-BEAUTIFUL s-room,, tile bath;
sleeping porches Colonial front porch,
deep rear yard, flower garden, 2-car brick
garage, cleo. refg,. modern Kitchen, conv;
trans A lovely home; come and see Tor
yourself Open today to O..
Call MR.. SHREFFLER.
Rem 1919 Evenings, Co. 06ST-J.
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CoLORED-1956 HAMLIN ST. Me-
ment. finished attic, hot-water heat, front
and back porcheS, lot 40Xl5Q: price.
$4,000, subject to offer: open daily. Mich.
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COLORED-l4.0 JACKSON ST. Ne
story brick. 3 rooms, colored tile. bath.
recreation room, oil heat, air conditioned;
price 5000 subject to offer: 5000 cash.
opep daily Mich S1bf
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IN WILTON WOODS,

STONE AND CLAPBOARD FARMHOUSE
Colonial Designed by well-known archi-
tect and Just completed this charming
home contains many individual features
sunken living room with log burning fire.
place. latticed dining porch. terrace, recre-
alton room with fireplace. oil burner every
modern convenience. Set in h-acre tall
oaks in this highly restricted subdivision
Priced at $3.50. Convenient financing
Drive out Duke st. extended Alexandra
to telegraph I'd. Ia miles to WILTON
WOODS. Temple 1894. 20 minutes
driving time to WASHINGTON
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ARLINGTON. VA. 1920 NORTH. 4th ST
Furnished corner brick. double garage:
ami Call Chestnut $3.50.
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Bungalow, 5 rooms and bath. :. screened
porches, INV h: lot 35 by 220: shrubbery.
garden and chicken house. Key at Egg.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10 ACRES, WITH GOOD HOUSE; PLENTY
Of shade; near Tyson sxo Cross Roads, !
monthly H. KADAN. Vienna. Va.
Vienna az.
AURORA HILLS, VA-FIVE-ROOM BUN
galow. garage, large lot. for 5000. Phone
OWNER. Jackson ITO. l2s
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SOC W. MADISON AVE. EVANSVILLE,
Md-5-room, bath bungalow: basement
and garage; ami; lot 5Ox1s3 it; terms
are cash Greenwood 2056-J.
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secluded country home; rooms, semi-bath.
recep. hall, fireplace: acres thickly wood
ed: miles Key Bridge; $40. Chestnut 3l:th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10

BUNGALOW. 3 ROOMS; ELECTRICITY.
hot-water heat: $50 Apply at TAYLOR S
STORE. Oxon Hill. Md. GO minutes from
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CHICKEN FARM-$2, $50.
$500 DOWN. S33.5O MONTH.
Wonderful tourist site, Defense high
way; Ar. bungalow: large brooder house,
big trees. garden. lawn: instant possession
act quick. Call 'Warine, Greenwood
2232 j. HARRIS ROGERS, Hyatts. 1853;
ewes, Greenwood 2232.
TAKOMA PARK.
S7,5OO-Very attractive. brick Colonial;
8 rooms, two baths: two families; wooded
lot: convenient Sligo parkway; terms.
S6.25O-4 rooms first floor, 3 rooms and
bath second; rooms large; plenty large
closets; house in pink OF condition.; oak
floors; fireplace; garage: hrst mtg. loan,
SIS 900. easy terms
r. D. LILLE,
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park. Shep. 23O7
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Modest Cash and $3.50 Monthly
Buys Adorable New Brick Home
In a Lovely Forested Section.
ONLY $4,250.
new; an architectural gem. Big living
room with open fireplace, 2 bedrms. each
with closet, all having handsome hard
wood noors; exquisite bathroom with built
in tub and shower, mod kitchen having
built-in presses. handsome sink. metal
cabinets gas range. inlaid linoleum plas-
tered and painted walls, rock wool fnsu-
lation. weather stripped. copper screens.
oil heat, 275-gal tank, gas water heater
beautifully wooded lot, 100x200 It,. sodded
lawn, lovely trees: mr.. transportation. easy
committing dist city. home OF sur
passing quality and unmatched value at
bargain price on easy terms. Phone Tor
appointment and SEE TODAY.
ROBERT S. HANSEL. INC,
Clarendon Trust Bldg, Arlington. Va.
Phone oxford 0400 or Falls Church 143o-J.
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tile bath; full basemt. with fireplace in
rec; rm.: attic; wooded lot: block bus
and store; F. H A. approved: $4,000. See
it al cnce at 1907 N Lexington st. just
off Lee highway. Phone OK. 2571. 100
wooded lots in this ideal location for sale
by FIRESAFE HOMES, INC. Chest. 095s
or oxford 2511
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REDUCED $500.

Aforementioned Cape Cod, on wooded
lot. opposite new school; . lge. bedrms.
with cedar-lined closets, steel easement
all-elec, kit. stone fireplace, .colored tile
bath. Drive out Marlboro pike to Dist.
HRts Md turn left 4 blocks to ave.
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NEARBY MARYLAND = REAL BARGAIN,
near completion; 7 rms. lot 60xl00. full
basement. $500 Also 5-rm bungalow,
bath. full basement, closed-in back porch,
| lot S0x1O0 $4,000. Call Hillside O552-J
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THREE STREAMS
ON G WOODED ACRES.
Rustic cub-style house. . bedrooms and
bath recreation room with fireplace. I'M
finished end floor with space for rooms.
Also small summer house on property: !
stream damned for swimming: only miles
from D c.. on hardsurfaced road: priced
at $500 less than bankers appraised
value in order to sell this week end
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
2S4O Wilson Blvd. Chest. 1888.
Evenings. Chest 51S7.
NEW 5-ROOM CAPE COD BRICK, OIL
heat. air conditioned. insulated, BULLETIN
garage, large porch, 65-ft.. frontage; on
Edmonston I'd in Springbrook Terrace, Nd
Bus at door: price. S6,450: terms arranged.
Open all day Sunday.
LEWIS g. ROGERS REALTY CO..
Greenwood aQ2S-1o3l
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4-ROOM LOG BUNGALOW ON 5 ACRES,
l 8 miles from Washington in Fairfax Coun-
ty. City cleo, BATH fireplace and circulate
ing heater, Land mostly wooded Price
$1,000; $500 down, bal. $37 per mo, See
MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va. at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
SRQ-I-1 Closed SUNDAYS
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COLORED.
111o LAMONT ST. NV.

11l9 LAMONT ST. NV.
rooms. . baths. ! extra lavatory; :
ecreened pcrches hot-water gas heat cleo
trio refrigerator. gas range. weather.
stripped Screened. paved alley. car ga
rage Priced low at $500. Open oally
and Sunday
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Realtors
a25 New York Ave. NV Natl. 1921.
5001 E. Cap. ST. LIN 3o4u.-
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GROOM COTTAGE, MODERN BATH.
North Randolph st.. Cherrydale. Va.
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EXTRAORDINARILY NEW STONE. 6
rooms, oil h:-w.h,. garage screened porch,
shaded lot; 10c bus: $780, terms. Chest
nut 1853.
8 MILES D. c., S5,00O-NEW BRICK, 5
rooms. bath. cleo refg. and stove. full
basement, attic fireplace. automatic heat
and hot water: l wooded acre. Chest. 1913.
ARLINGTON. vas R.. BATH, PORCHES,
bullt-in garage. large lot; on bus line; rea-
; sonable: like rent; S55 month. 4502 North
Dittmar I'd
INVESTORS-TAKE NOTICE; UNUSUAL
opportunity to buy; 6 acres facing on
Conn. ave- Washington st. and park. Call
at No : Washington St. Kensington, Md.
ARLINGTON. VA. APARTMENT BUNGA-
low. s rooms and bath. air-conditioned
heat, recreation room with fireplace and
and gas range; cinder block garage; near
bus line and shopping center and Wash
ington-Lee High School: F. H. A; SIS, 800.
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BUY APT. BLDGS.
WHILE YOIT CAN

One downtown corner walkup bldg.
showing over 300 cash income on pres
ent leases. ~ units.
Practically new corner bldg. Shows $50
income 80 units. Prices in desirable
locations must rise. Cali Woodley 242S
Natl. $500.
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SPECIAL-S6,OOO.

8 acres service station site. corner.
fronts on hard road: 4-room house, spring,
fruit garden, pasture: investment prop
erty. miles to Silver Spring. JOHN BUR-
DOFT, Ashton 1903, Colesyile Md
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A BEAUTY-S6. 500.

Groom new brick BUNGALOW. acre,
hioh, fine view; electric kitchen. freplace,
full basement. attic. oil burner JOHN
BURDOFT, Ashton 350S. Colesville, Md.
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SPECIAL, SPECIAL BARGAIN, Sc. s5O-1st
commercial. near 3rd and G SITS. NV %
#. front. good for any kind Of business. 3
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room and bath brick house: also the n
trees and convenient location; $6.75O. 81
4th st. N. Arlington Va. oxford OO44-J
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NV Annual rental, ST $40. So 900 cash
down: Box 3133 Washington. D. C.
SPECIAL BARGAIN. NEAR 18th AND
Mass. ave. n.W,-4 apis: rent, S126 per
mo-; price, $3.50. Act today. Met. 6S56.
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DETACHED CORNER APT. HOUSE OF
"a units. located in good NV section
/ street residential and the other LIST
commercial. Rents are very low, and still
shows good returns. Clear of incumbrance
and with reas. down payment balance may
be arranged in l trust Information in
person only. H. C. BISCOE. Woodley
Evening star., 1939-04-20
Christ Child Society
Work Is Praised
By Bishop Cur|ey
Capital Members
Hear PIeo for Charity
At Annual MEETING

Praise for the work of the Christ
Child Society of Washington was
voiced by Archbishop Michael j.
Curley of Baltimore last night at
the annual meeting of the society
at the Raleigh Hotel.
The 400 members present heard
Archbishop Curley sound plea for
more charity from the heart" an
appeal in which he pointed out
that charity is something you must
do-and I mean charity of word,
thought and deed"
Message From Founder.
Mrs. James A. Emory, first vice
president of the society, read a mes
sage from Miss Mary V. Merrick,
who founded the organization in
1886 and still supervises it's activi-
ties.
Miss Merrick's message reviewed
the years activities of the society
and added that there is much con-
structive work yet to be done by our
friends and members demanding
courage and generous service in
the name of the Christ Child
Statistical Report.
A statistical report revealed that
thousands of boys and girls had at
tended the Christ Child Settlement
House in 1888 and that other
thousands had been given care at
the Christ Child Convalescent Home
and Dental Clinic. Other services
OF the society also were reviewed.
Members of the Blackfriars' Guild
presented a play entitled There Is
Need Films were shown depict
ing activities at the summer camp
OF the Merrick Boys Club and Fred
erick Altemus, president of the club,
spoke briefly.
Evening star., 1939-04-20
Roosevelt Library
Acceptance Urged
In New Measure
Chairman Keller
Offers Resolution
In House

Chairman Keller of the House
Library Committee introduced a
resolution today authorizing Gov
ernment acceptance of President
Roosevelt's offer of library on his
Hyde Park estate.
A similar resolution was intro
duced in the Senate yesterday by
Majority Leader Barkley. The Ii
barry will preserve for the public the
Presidents papers, works of art, pic
lures and maps.
The archivist of the United States
Is designated to take charge of the
gift, and to permit the Franklin D.
Roosevelt Library, Inc, a New York
corporation authorized for that pur-
pose, to construct the building. After
the structure is completed. the Gov.
ernment would provide the funds for
upkeep.
A board of trustees would be es-
tabllshed to supervise the undertake
ing. The correspondence and papers,
which Senator Barkley said PROP
ably would date back to the Begin
ming of the Presidents public career
in the New York Legislature, would
be available to the public free ii
charge. The archivist would be au-
thorized to fix a fee of not more
than Is cents per person to view the
exhibit rooms or museum portion Of
the library.
The bill provides that any such
proceeds would go into a special ac-
count in the Treasury, into which
any bequests toward the library also
would go.
Members of the proposed board of
trustees would be the archivist, the
Secretary OF the Treasury and five
other members to be appointed by
the President for life terms.
The archivist, under terms of the
bill, would be authorized to acquire
by gift, purchase or loan any his
torical material related to the ma
terial donated by the President.
The Keller resolution pledges .'the
faith of the United States" to the
upkeep OF the library.
Evening star., 1939-04-20
Pastor Is Sentenced
On immortality CHARGES
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
TIFFIN, Ohio. April 2O.-A red
haired pastor who confessed i'm
moral relations with 20 girls and
women in his congregation was sent
to Ohio Penitentiary yesterday for
one to Is years.
The Rev. Colson Owens, Al. plead
ed guilty to attempting familiarities
in 1887 with 14-year-old girl, since
married. Indictments charging il
licit relations with three women
and obtaining $500 under false pre-
tences from a fourth were held in
allegiance.
Deputy Sheriff George Steinmetz
said the pastor, father of five chill
dren, signed confession.
Mr.. Steinmetz said an investiga-
ton into the pastors activities
started when some of his church
members objected to his charging
a 50-cent fee "in the name of God
for cashing relief checks. In addi-
ton to his duties as pastor of the
Philadelphia Pentecostal Church
here, he operated a store, from
which the 120 to $50 church men,
bers bought groceries.
Evening star., 1939-04-20
Dairy Employees Partly
Overcome BY Smoke

Six employees of Chestnut Farms
Chevy Chase Dairy were partially
overcome by smoke last night when
sparks from an acetylene torch fired
chemicals they were using to re-
finish the floor in one of the third
floor vat rooms at the main plant,
2535 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Firemen brought the resulting
blaze under control quickly and
damage was due mainly to the dense
smoke. The employees were aided
from the building and did not re-
quire hospital treatment.
Evening star., 1939-04-20
Playhouse Show
Will Honor Leqion

The goth anniversary Of the
American Legion will be observed
with variety performance by the
Playhouse, sponsored by the Agri-
culture branch, National Federation
OF Federal Employees, at Agriculture
auditorium, at o'clock tonight.
On the program will be a war
film and perturbation of the work
of Veterans Administration facili-
ties; vocal numbers, a tableau by the
American Legion Guard of Honor
and selections by the Sons of Legion
Band
Mary Mason, woman's program
director for the National Broadcast
ing Co., who was overseas in the
World War, will bring news of in
terest to women in an interview by
Carl c. Berger.
The Playhouse shows are pro.
duced by Lee H. Shugar and admis-
sion is free.
Evening star., 1939-04-20

Don't cross in the middle of the
block when cars are approaching.
Evening star., 1939-04-20

Follow Noted Ohio Doctors Advice
To Feel ''Tip.Top'' In Morning.!
If liver bile doesn't flow freely every
day into your intestines-constipat
with its headaches and that ''half-alive"
feeling often result. So step up that liver
bile and see how much better you should
feel! Just try DR.. Edwards Olive Tab
Lets used so successfully for years by
DR.. F. M. Edwards for his patients with
constipationrnd sluggish liver bile.
Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable,
are harmless. They not only stimulate
|bile flow to help digest fatty foods but
Ialso help elimination. Get box TODAY.
15t. 800, co.. All drugstores.
Evening star., 1939-04-20
SHOP ohere it.. oonpenien. ,here there. room

Use Modern Parking Buidng Nominal rotes-Oc for the
first hour Sc for each additional half hour fraction thereafter
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BOCKY SVAZU
CESKYCH KATOLfKU.
Arena redakce a ctenafi:

Vazena redakce a ctenafi:-
Laskavost1 casopisu "Tele-
graf" dovolujeme 81 oznamiti
jmena dals1ch krajan1 ktefi Sc
prihlasili "a cleny N. S. G. K.
ia rok 1889 a zaplatili pr1spe-
vek.
Karel a Bozena Vonasek $500
Pc $1.O0 zaplatili nasleduj1-
CT: = John Cermak, Jaroslav
senkyf, Marie Kadlec, Frank
Rick, Frank Trcka, John Ko-
lark a Josef Prochaska.
Srdecne dekujeme vsem
kdoz uposlechli nas1 vyzvy a
zaroven vsem jak redakci a Wy
davatelstvu i celemu personalu
.jakoz i vsem vazenym odbera-
telGm a spanilym ctenaTkam a
vsem krajandm vGbec pTejeme
Stastny a pozehnany Novy
Rok.
Ia m1stnl odbocku
jsem s 1ctou,
Josef Vonasek.
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VOLTA BENES CESTNYM
HOSTEM.

Jest vskutku pfekvapu.jicf-
mile pfekvapujicf = S jakou
ochotou prichazejf nam anne
ricke organizace vstT1c. Kdyz
doslechli jsme Sc re pan Benes
Dude v Baltimore definitivne V
ntery, dine 19ho prosince, pTi-
sli jsme lined do styku = pro-
stTednictv1m p. Augusta Klec-
ky = Sc zdejs1m svazem ozna-
movatel6 advertising Club a
uvedomili jsme je O vhodne
pf1lezitosti dosahnouti prftom-
nosti pana Benese pri tax zva-
mem Good Will" luncheon.
Pres to re 1plny program
pro den ten byl jiz V proudu,
byl pofadaj1cf vybor nadsen
vyhl1dkou m1ti opet prominent
Milo Cechoslovaka We SVEN
stfedu = prvn1m byl vyslanec
plukovnlk Hurban "a jmeno-
val pana Benese lined cestnym
hostem. Snazili Sc ziskat pro
nej nekolik minut ma radiovem
rozhlase avsak z toho seslo, ne
bot cas- ten byl jiz rozdelen
mezi tfi representanty veTi-
c1ch: Msgr. Hugh A. Monag-
han "a katolfky, Rev. Harold
Bosley Ia protestanty a rabina
EdW. l.. Israel "a israelity.
Pfltomnym hostGm vsak do
stale Sc pine pT1lezitosti vysle-
chnouti pana Benese a litoval
jsem skutecne re nebylo vice
nasich krajan6 prftomno ably
shledali tn ovaci jake Sc p. Be-
nesovi dostalo, jak pfi jeho
predstaven1m pfedsedou orga-
nizace, p. w. T. Chids-em, tax
i pc ukoncenf jeho reel.
Poslouchaje vytecne Teci Wy
Sc zm1nenych c1rkevn1ch "a
stupcG, ktere predchazely pro-
SLOW naseho cloveka, mel jsem
jak Sc r1ka, "dusi ma jazyku",
Dude miti 1spech pan Be-
nes. Ale z echo byva nejvetsf
strach to obycejne nejlepe do
padne. Volta Sc drzel jake
starry trooper a nadseny po-
tlesk, ktereho Sc mu dostalo,
nebral konce. Mayor jackson,
ktery byl pf1tomen, mt pred
celym shromazdenim gratulo-
val a pfal mu plneho zdaru pri
jeho humanitnf praci.
Jsem presvedcen, re pan Be-
mes %nelitoval sveho setrvani v
pres to re mel hned
V 1tery vecer odjeti do Chica-
ga. vi sam nejl6pe jak mno-
no ma tom zalez1 ably americka
.veTejnost ma Ceskoslovensky
narod techto tax pohnutli-
vych chv1l1ch, nezapomnela.
Prftomnost pana Benese pfi
slavnosti Advertising
Klubu hotelu Emerson mela
pro naSi m1stn1 agitacnf praci
veliky vyznam.
Ant. j. svejda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29

- Tel. Jedn. Sokol Curtis
Bay usporada Sylvestrovsky
tanec v jejich Sokolovne, 1927
Cherry ulice v nedeli, dine 81.
prosince. Zacatek v 8 hodin
vecer. Hudba p. J. Svitaka.
Vstupne 35c.
- Ma zakonceni stareho ro-
ku Slovensky Demokraticky
Klub uspofada tanecn1 zabavu
ma S%ylvestra v nedeli, dine 81.
prosince v 8 hod. vecer jejich
klubovne, 6526 Holabird ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
DESET NOVYCH POLICISTr

P~olicejnf komisar, Stanton,
ceka ma schvalen1 governera
O'Conor, j1mz pocet policej-
mich zT1zencG ma rozsiren byti
pfidan1m des1ti novych muz1.
Mestsky vybor ma odhady
pfidan1 toto jiz schvalil. Bal
timorska policejn1 moe eta
1902 muzu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
LHUTA MAJITELUM AUTO
MOBILE DANA.

Baltmorst1 majitele automo-
bilG, kteT1 opomenuli automo-
billy dati ku prohl1dce, dostali
novou lhdtu, jez konc1 1. led
mem.
z poctu automobile do Is.
prosince bylo prohlednuto 1856
COS. V Baltimore meste bylo
Jich 134,441 a v okres1ch 1885,
1854.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
ZEMRELA Pc PADU
" DOME.

Stella Krilko, 3Oleta re So.
Ellwood avenue zemrela v Ute
~ v nemocnici pc padu We
SVEN dome pred dvema tydny.
Spadla Sc schod1 do sklepa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
DIAL FALESNY ALARM.

Tfi hasici chytili Charles
Kwedar re Sharp ulice, jenz
dial falesny pozarensky alarm
Z rohu ulic Gilmor a Baltimore.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-12-29
ZVYsENE STATNf PRfJMY.

Statni pTijmy v listopadu
zvyseny byly O $615,778 u pri-
rovnani s pfedeslym m6sfcem.
Celkem v listopadu prijato by
To- $1,395,O 28.
Evening star., 1939-06-18

foundland. On the return voyage,
another day and night are given the
tourist at Halifax.
sThe Kingdom of the Saguenay,"
as Quebes northern wonderland
was named by the Montagnais In
dians, opened to United States trav-
elers June 13, when the Canada
Steamship Lines cruise ships started
service up the great St. Lawrence
seaway and the Saguenay River.
These cruises, over 1000 miles of
inland waterways from Montreal to
the sea, take six days from Mon
treal and return, penetrating deep
into the picturesque French frontier
villages of the Saguenay.
A different" cruise vacation, COM
bining beautiful Niagara Falls, Lake
Ontario, the Thousand Islands and
the magnificent rapids of the st.
Lawrence River, is another travel
package the Canada Steamship
Lines offer.
To provide an opportunity for va
cationists to visit more historic and
scenic spots of beauty on the Great
Evening star., 1939-06-18

STEAMSHIPS.