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The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17
RESOLUTION

IN THE OFFICE OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS, PINAL CO
UNITY, ARIZONA.
WHEREAS, the Board of Super
visors of Pinal County, Arizona
having on the 7th day of August
1889, appointed PAUL HANNAH
JIMMY HINES, and LEONARD Nc
lNTYRE as a Board of Appraisers
to assess the damages and compen.
sation, if any, caused by the pro-
posed closing of said alleys in
Block % of Jones Addition to the
Town of Coolidge, Pinal County,
Arizona, more particularly describ.
ed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point 1sO'
East of the Northwest (NW)
corner Of Block % of Jones Ad-
dftion to the Town of Coolidge,
said point being the intersec-
tion of the North line of said
Block % and the West line of
the North and South alley of
Block %; thence South 307.17
to the point of intersection of
the West line Of said alley and
the South line of said Block
2S; thence East 90 to the point
of intersection Of the South line
Of said Block % and the East
line of said North and South
alley; thence North 3O7.11' 20
the point of intersection of the
North line of said Block 2S and
the East line of the said North
and South alley; thence West
2O' to the point of beginning;
being the North and South alley
of said Block % of Jones Ad-
d1tion to the Town of Coolidge,
as appears of record in the Of
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. %,
PINAL COUNTY, ARIZONA,
WHO ARE ALSO N ALL RE-
SPECTS QUALIFIED TLECT-
TORS THEREOF:

PUBLIC NOTICE s HEREBY
GIVEN that a special bond cleo
ton has been called bv the Board
Of Trustees of Keni'wor+h School
District No. 2S, Pinal County, Ari-
zona. and will be held on Satur-
day. the 9Th day of September
1899, at the Kenilworth Grammar
School House in said Kenilworth
School District No. %, Pinal
County, Arizona, for the purpose
of submitting to the vote of the
real property taxpayers of said
school district, who are also in
all respects qualified electors of
said school district, the following
question:
Shall negotiable coupon bonds
of Kenilworth School District No.
Is, Pinal County, Arizona, in the
aggregate principal amount of $5,-
10000 be issued and sold, thereby
increasing the aggregate indebted
ness of said Kenilworth School Dis
trict No. %, Pinal County, Ari-
zona, to an amount not in excess
of four per centum of the assessed
valuation of the taxable property
in said Kenilworth School District
No. %, Pinal County, Arizona, for
the purpose of raising money to
be used for the construction of an
addition to the present school
building and for the construction
of a new building on the present
school site, said bonds to be dated
October End, 1899, the denomina-
ton of which bonds will be as
follows:
Ten (1O) Five Hundred Dollars
(S500) bonds, numbered one %
to ten Q0), inclusive; all of said
bonds to bear interest at a rate not
exceeding five (5To) per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually on
October End and April End of each
year and to mature as follows:
One (D Five Hundred Dollar
($500) bond on October End of
each of the years from 1941 to
1850, both inclusive.
The ballot boxes for the receipt
of the ballots upon the said ques-
ton will be opened at the hour of
1000 o'clock A. M. upon said day
at said polling place, and will be
closed at the hour Of 900 o'clock
P. M. on said day.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17

Somebody Is all the time trying
to make us think they can maybe
wave their hand, and the sun will
come up in the west and set in
the east. And We are fond OF
tricks, so we say o. K. Boss. And
whoever can think up the sweetest
idea, and we do not pay the same
day-we play ball with him-and
he Is elected.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17
flee Of the County Recorder OF
Pinal County, Arizona;

flee of the County Recorder OF
Pinal County, Arizona;
Beginning at a point 140'
North of the Southeast (SE)
corner of Block 2S of Jones Ad-
dltion to the Town of Coolidge.
said point being the intersec-
uon Of the East line Of said
Block % and the South line OF
the East and West alley of
said Block %; thence West
433' to the Northwest (NW)
corner of Lot 21 of said Block
~; thence North 2O' to the
Southwest (SW) corner of Lot
4 of said Block 2S; thence
East 433' to the point of inter
section of the East line of said
Block % and the North line of
SAID East and West alley;
thence South 90 to the point
OF beginning, being the East
and West alley of said Block
Is of Jones Addition to the
Town of Coolidge, as appears
OF record in the office of the
county Recorder Of Pinal Cou-
MY Recorder OF Pinal County,
Arizona, and
WHEREAS. said Board of Ap-
pralsers having ON said 7th day of
august, 1889, returned their writ
ten report fiading that the clos
ing of said alleys is a public CON
Venlence, necessity. and benefit,
and that there is no compensation
OF damages due to any party or
Parties whatsoever,
NOW, THEREFORE,, the Board
OF Supervisors of Pinal County,
Arizona, hereby appoints and fixes
the 7th day of September, 1899, as
and for the date for the final hear
Ing upon said petition, and at said
hearing the Board will consider
said petition and all objections, op-
position, demands, or claims for
compensation, if any, and will hear
evidence and either reject Or order
the granting of said petition for
the abandonment of said alleys as
prayed for in said petition.
DATED this 7th day of August,
1899.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF PINAL COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA.
BY EMS THURMAN,
Chairman.
ATTEST:
BY MOSES BROWN,
Clerk.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17
THE COOLIDGE EXAMINER

Service Examiners, Post Office.
Phoenix, Arizona. or from the
Manager, Twelfth U. S. Civil Ser
vice District, Room 119 Federal
Office Building San Francisco,
California.
Applications for this examination
must be on file with the Manager,
Twelfth U. S. Civil Service Dis
trict, Room 119, Federal Office
Building. San Francisco, California,
not later than September l, 1899.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an
open competitive examination for
the position of Junior Pubic
Health Nurse, in the Indian Field
Service, Department of the Inter
ior. Applications must be on nle
in the Commissions offic at Wash
ington, D. c., not later than
September II if received from
States east of Colorado, and not
later than September IA if re-
ceived from Colorado and States
westward. The salary for the posi-
ton is $500 a year.
High-school education and GER
tain nursing training is required
for entrance to the examination.
Competitors are TO be given a
written uest covering PRACTICAL
questions. Applicants must not
have passed their fortieth birth
day. The age limit will not be
waived in any case.
Full information may be obtain
ed from the Secretary of the Unit
ed States Civil Service Board of
Examiners at the post office or
custom-house in any city which
has a post office of the first or
second class or from the United
States Civil Service Commission,
Washington, D. C.
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces open com
petitive examination for Foreman
Of Laborers (Irrigation Distribu-
tion) for filling vacancies in the
position of Foreman of Irrigation,
U. s. Indian Service, Department
OF the Interior, Gila River Indian
Reservation under the jurisdiction
of the Pima Agency, Sacaton, Ari.
zona. Information regarding the
salary for this position is indicated
in the announcement.
The necessary forms and com
plete information regarding this
examination may be obtained from
the Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17

of-hand business there in Old
Bazoo City.
By a simple twist of the wrist
they make gold worth one thing
today and maybe something else
next week. And if a person was
to sit up all night for a month
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17
The Low Down
From Hickory Grove

been kinda brushin' up on gold.
IL don't look on the up and up, the
way they been doing this sleight-
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17
PRISONER ESCAPES!
Guard Killed by British Officer in
Daring Escape from German
Prison Camp

IL UNITED by all the police in Germany, he
! found refuge in the heart and home of
this lovely little girl of the Berlin streets .
Calmly, bravely she faced the police and lied
for hm-iied for enemy of her country
whom she had known but short night -.
Not even the threats of certain death could
break her devoted loyalty to him.
You'll be held breathless by this exciting story
OF escape from German prison camp. You'll
be thrilled and fascinated by this romantic girl
who took such desperate chances to hold the
only TENDER sincere love she ever knew No
wonder the late O. o. McIntrye called it "The
most absorbing book I've read in five years."
Because want you to know Mercury
Books, well. send you this one-"Everything Is
Thunder, by J. L. Hardy-practically free.
Well supply the book. if you'll pay 10c for
postage ano handling.
Out of more than 100, 900 copies printed we
have less than 5000 left-and they're going
fast. Hurry and send dime for a complete
copy of this intensely interesting book of more
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Here's my dime Send copy the Mercury Book
"Everythng Is Thunder" by ]. L. Hardy
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NOTICE

TO THE REAL PROPERTY TAX
PAYERS OF tKENILWORTH
The Coolidge examiner., 1939-08-17

fyou're going to the Fair, don't pat it off
too long! The management has announced
that the Exposition will close December
and will not reopen next year.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Krade Sc.

V Chicago rozvazel P. Cha
lupa. Zastavil Sc ma Califor-
MIA ave. a Lexington ulici, ably
tam dodal zakoupena kama.
Kdyz v necelych peti minu-
tach sesel dol1 k trucku, pohfe
Sill jina olejova kamna v Gene
$3.50.
o radiovy pf1stroj pfisel
George Hlavaty. Nechal auto
mobil ma ulici. Kdyz Sc k autu
vratil, nasel dveTe rozbite. Ra-
dio 81 koupil teprye pred trent
tydny. Ted ma neho must Cd
vadeti splatky.
Kdyz Mike Bazeluk, nocn1
zffzenec v mlekarne myl true
ky, pfisel do garaze mlady /
tai a pozadal o dovolenl, aby
mohl telefonovati. Easel k te-
lefonu, utrhl jej Sc zdi i sc
schrankou a petaky. We schrar
ce nebylo vice jak "a so cent?
petak1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Smrt pro americkou Waikiki.

omrt pro americkou vlajku.
Jan Prader, vyslouzilec re
svetove valky, ktery rekl, re
byl zbit trent muzi, kdyz je
napomlnal, ably smekli, kdyz
byl nesen americky prapor v
prdvodu ma delnicky den, zem-
rel V nemocnici st. Mary's v
East st. Louis. Smrt byla "a
vlnena prorazenfm lebky.
Prader, 40 let starry, byl do
praven do nemocnice teprve v
nedeli, kdyz byl nalezen v bez-
vedoml We SVEN byte. Pred tim
odmltl lekafskou pomoc, jak
pravila jeho domaci. Rekla
policii, re Sc zdalo, jake by byl
oplly, kdyz jej jeho tri kama
radi dovedli dom1 casne rano v
nedeli. Ona take rekla policii,
re Prader il vyprav6l, re byl
zbit pri delnickem pruvodu.
Dodala, re byl poskraban v O.
bliceji. .Jak Sc jew, Prader
mel haiku tez v patek die zpra
Wy, ktera dosla do koronerovy
1radovny. Kdyz tehdy prisel
domu, jeho domacf z%pozorova-
la, re mu ucho krvaci a chtela
zavolati lekare, on vsak zam1tl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
RHINE.

" Higginsport, Ontario, 2
vyslouzilci, kteff bojovali vedle
sebe We svetove valce, jsou mrt-
vi v dGsledku hadky a rvacky
k Will nynejs1 valce Europe.
Spadli sc clunu do Teky Ohio a
oba utonuli. Byli to Paris Shep-
herd, 42lety, a Clifford Glaze,
45lety. Poole sdelen1 jejich
spolecnika, Henry Cochrana,
rovnez z Higginsport, oba mu-
Ii pustili sc do hadky k Will
evropske krisi. Oba spadli do
reky. Jeste We vode pokraco-
vail We rvacce az zmizeli pod
hladinou.
- 28lety William Sherpe z
Winnepegu byl zamestnan V
kamennem lomu u Bromhead,
Sask., a nejakou nahodou spa
oil do stroje ma drcen1 kamene.
Stroj mu utrhl levou nohu a
byl mrtev, nez jej ostatnl del
nlci mohli re stroje vytahnoutl.
" Madridu We Spanelsku
guverner nadiktoval $55 poku-
ty "a slabou hudbu pfi c~tvrtec-
MIN zapasu s byky. Obecen-
stvo sycelo a bucelo ma hudeb-
Milky, kdyz uboze odehral pre-
depsane tfi hymny: Macdonald
stickou falangistickou a KARL
stickou.
" Liverpool, Angle, pres
80 osob bylo vazne poraneno,
kdyz sc udala explose a vypukl
pozar v tovarne ma olejove po-
krutiny. Tovarna byla zvra-
kovana. Prfcina vybuchu ne
mohla byti okamzite zjistena.
" mestecku zupaja V Choir
vatsku v lete 1899 zemfel We
veku Is let Antonln Belanic.
Byl kdysi velmi bohatym mu-
zem, ale pT1lis caste zenitby nc
1plne ruinovaly.
Jeho druha zena mu zahy
zemrela a pax Sc sedlak zenil
v 1zasnem tempu tax, re do 60
let sveho veku vystf1dal eel.
KEN 80 zen. Sc vsemi byl pra.
voplatne oddan, vsem take vel
mi dobre zaplatil pr rozvodu
re utratil mnoho pence pfi zls
kavanf novych zen, je samo
zreime. TAX Sc stale, re " pod
zimu sveho zivota byl 1pln'
chudy. Ma starcGv pohreb 81
pfislo podivat jeho byvalycl
Ia manzelek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Primal, kde jsou bondy.

V Norwood, Mimi, z bytu
Mary Wiesberg bylo pred ca
sem ukradeno "a $17O0 bond1
a postovn1ch 1spornych INA
mex. Pc zlodeji nebylo pa
matky. Nynf nasla zena ma
dratenych dyef1ch pfip1chnuty
pap1r a ma mem stale:
Vase bondy najdete We Dire
vn1ku". Zena tomu neverila,
mystic, re to jest zert, ale kdyz
sla do dTevn1ku, nasla tam "a.
lepeny balicek a v tenn ukrade.
ne bondy. Drevn1k byl slice
zamknut, ale okno bylo otev-
reno, take zlodej hodil bali.
eek oknem a utekl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Zastrelil dive osoby, ctyri
zraniI.

v male hornicke osade Tin
town., Pa, choromyslny Mar
tin Vnuk zabil dive osoby a city,
Fl poranil, nacez svedl prestrel-
ku S polici1.
Martin Vnuk je 55lety hor-
r1k bez zamestnani, ktery po-
sledni tfi roxy Sc trapil mad
motorcyklovym nestestfm, pTi
kterem jeho syn pTisel o zivot.
Nyn1 sc rozuril a kdyz Sc zaba-
rikadoval We SVEN dome, poll
eli to trvalo hodinu, nez Sc il
podarilo uciniti no neskodnym.
Vnuk zastrelil 49letou Kate
rinu Machulskou a 62leteho FL
lipa Roska, nacez Roskovu man
zelku poranil ma Have a jejl-
no 20leteho syna Frantiska po-
strelil. Jeho strelbou byli po-
raneni jeste Mickie Karaffa a
konstebl Tussey.
Vnuk Sc hodne napil a Easel
k Machulskym. Kdyz mu Ma
chulska rekla, re jeji manzel
nenl donna, vpalil do nj tTi ku-
le. Cestou domd potkal Ros-
kovou a chtel il tez zastreliti,
ale pistole mu selhala a proto
il jen udeTil rukojetf pistole do
hlavy.
PAX sci domd, kde Sc v PRIV
MIN poschod1 zabarikadoval,
Flip Rosko byl jim stfelen do
srdce Ia nekolik minut pc tie,
kdyz prochazel ulickou u Vnu-
kova obydli. Karaffa byl sire
len do Fad, kdyz bezel zdvih-
nout Roska, a RoskGv syn byl
strelen, kdyz bezel k svemu
otci.
Konstebl Tussey byl Vnukem
postrelen, kdyz Sc pribllzil k
jeho obydlf. Pc te prijelo sest
statn1ch policistG z Greensbur-
gu, jiz zacali do Vnukova do
mu strileti move naboje. Vnuk
Jim odpov1dal strelbou z pus-
ky a policiste kull take nese-
tfili.
Prestrelka trvala pul hodiny
Ia pGl hodiny pc poslednlm
vystrelu z Vnukova domu vni-
xii dovnitr policiste a nalezli
Vnuka omameneho plynem,
Vnuk mel donna maly arsenal.
Tri revolvery, tfi automaticke
bambitky a pusku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
OdbornV francouzskV ko-

= Odborny francouzsky ko-
zisnicky casopis chval1 kralici
kdzi, ktera je pry pro kozesnf-
ka velmi uzitecna. Poskytuje
pry totiz "surovinu" pro vyro-
bu sc rdznych druhG kozesin,
cd nejobycenejsfch levnych
druhG az do ''francouzskeho
skunku'. Ma druhem miste pax
uvad1 ovci kdzi, z n1z je MOI
no zhotoviti SO rGznych druh1
kozesin a ma tTetfm pax kozl
ktera je surovinou "pou-
pro IA druhG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Okradali vraceiici Sc.

V Minneapolis, Mimi, byli
zatceni bratf1 Mike a James
Gavinak, kteTf v nakladnfch
vlac1ch prepadali a olupovali
trampy, jez Sc vraceli re mi a
NELL pen1ze. By1o Jim doka-
zano, re oloupili ma nekolika
nakladnfch vlac1ch celkem sest
takovychto kocovnych delnfkI
a oloupili je O slusne obnosy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Utrzene knofliky.

eco pax budes delat v me ne
pritomnosti?" pta sc manzel,
odjfzdejfci ma sluzebn1 cestu.
Manzelka: "Psat dopisy,
varit, radio poslouchat a tax
dale"
Manuel opatrne: ."Kdyz uz
isme u toho a TAX dale, tax bys
Sc uz mohla pod1vat take ma
mole utrzene knofl1ky."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Ma vsecko byt pripraven.

"a ted" povlda jedna opa-
trna PAM, vstupuj1c do taxiku,
"jedte pekne opatrne! Ma xii
zovatce stdjte, az da straznik
znamenf! Bude-li ulice pokro-
pena, zvolnete j1zdu 49,"
"DobTe," povlda taxikaT, "a
V pT1pade melody - do ktere
chcete nemocnice?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22

znameno, re v Deblinu, ktere-
no bylo dobyto 1tokem, bylo
ukoristeno sto neznicenych ae-
roplanG. Nedaleko Sedliece
bylo zajato 10000 muzn mimo
Sc del, 6 obrnenych automobi-
III a II aeroplanG.
Angle prohlasila v pondeli,
re vtrhnut1 Ruska do Polska je
neospraveditelnym a tvrdila,
re "povede waikiki s plnou ener-
gil az do dolby, kdy doc1leno
Dude dosazen1 toho &C bojuje."
Poole prohlasen1 toho Angle
dava ma vedom1, re neuzna
zmocnenf Sc polskeho 1zemf.
Francouzsky pilot sestrelil
tTi nemecke vzducholodi po-
tycce ma zapadnf fronte.
Giuseppe Bastianini ustano-
ven byl italskym velvyslancem
V Londyne. Nastoupil mlsto
Dina Grand. Toto prohlaso-
vano jest Ia znamen1, re Italie
je rozhodnuta nejenom zIstati
neutralnf zemi, ale re chce u
drzeti 81 pratelstvf Angle.
z Londyna vysla We stfedu
zprava, re V Cechach a ma Mo-
rave, jez jsou pod nemeckym
protektoratem vypuklo vzbou-
renf, pri nemz uzito bylo zbra-
nj z obou stran. Mista, v nichz
die Londynske zpravy doslo
ku vzbouTenf, jsou mezi jiny-
mi: Pardubice, Pffbram, Plzen
Tabor, Pisek a Brno. Tataz
zprava df, re 10. zafi slovacke
vojsko v nekolika m1stech re-
voltovalo a re asi $4,000 voja-
XII bylo odzbrojeno. Ma tisfce
pry zatceno a sta jinych popra-
veno, zprava hlas1. V Berl1ne
prot tomu Won Neurath, nemec
ky protektor Czech a Moray
prav1, re zprava tato jest me
smysl'. Pozval correspondent
ty, ably pfijeli do Prahy a pre-
svedcili Sc ma samotnem m1ste.
Hitlerova rec We Gdansku, v
niz mluvil, re Naziste a SOVIET
stf wall ma sebe 1kol rozhod-
routi, re zeme Nemecku vzate
m1rem We Versaillech must byti
vraceny Nemecku, die Cham
berlaina nemen1 mic ma veci.
V Anglicke snemovne We sire
du kritisovan byl prvn1 ministr
Angle, Chamberlain, z vlaz-
nosti v nynejs1 valce. Ku kriti-
ce vedl pad Polska a znicen1
lodi Courageous Sc ztratou
500 lid1.
Nemecka LODI Bremen" jest
V anglickem ~pr1stavu, jak jina
zprava df. LODI odejela z New
Yorku 80. srpna. Cd te dolby
byla neZvestnou.
Novym zakonem v Rumun-
sku naTizeno, ably vsichni Cest1
a Polstf civiliste vystehovali Sc
z Rumunska behem dvou IT,
dn1.
Alexander Pystor, byvaly pre-
mier Polska a d1verny pr1tel
zesnuleho marsala Josepha Pill
sudski, spachal v 1tery sebe-
vrazdu We Wilno.
V uherskem hotelu v Mum
kaczy zastrelil Sc V dtery so
rokG starry Alfred Bitja, COVER
ner re Lvova. Do Mumkacze
pTijel dtery rano.
Oznameno bylo, re Nemec-
ko a Rusko dohodly sc ma roz-
delen1 Polska pri nejmenslm
tax daleko jak armady jejich
do Polska pronikly.
Marsal Edward Smigly-Rydz,
nacelnfk rozptylene armady
Polske, internovan Dude pc do
by valky v Rumunsku.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Umackan uhelnym truckem.

V Chicago 63lety Josef Te-
sar podlehl zranen1, jez utrpel
pri praci v uhlirske ohrade.
Tesar byl zamestnan We WISE
uvedene uhlffske ohrade jake
nosic uhl1.
V jedne chv1li obchazel Jo-
SET Tesar laden uhlfTsky truck
Prave v tom okamziku Softer S
truckem zacouval. Tesar byl
prirazen pravym zadnfm ko-
lem k plosine. V nemocnici
zemTel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Uctival koralkou 11leteho
skolaka.

V Clevelandu byl pokuto-
van 23lety posetilec $40 "a kou
pi piva a koTalky 11letemu sko
lakovi, bratru jeho milenky.
Hoch byl nalezen v bezvedoml.
Byl 20 diva dny v nemocnici.
Soudce pohrozil bartendr1m
prisnym trestem, bude-li hla-
sen podobny pr1pad.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22

V Pana, H., Frank Zahrad-
ka, rs let starry hornfk ma Cd
pocinku a jeden z nejstars1ch
hudebnfkI v Illinoisu, byl zabit
osobn1m vlakem zeleznice New
York Central, kdyz kracel pc
trait nedaleko residence sve
dcery Fred REM, ktera byla
svedkyn1 nestesti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22
Zvsdavy.

Vypravf pan ucitel o MIRA
vencfch. Pojednou Sc vzadu v
lavicich owe sumot a tlumeny
sm1ch.
"Cemu sc tam vzadu smeje-
te?" zahromoval pan ucitel.
Vstal Novak a pov1da: pro
sim, on sc me tuhle Benedict
pta, jestli ii brabenci taky
kdakajf, kdyz snasejf yaj{c-
ka."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-22

nakupy. Kdyby vsak nase
ceny byly prflis vysoke, tito no
vi zakaznlci by byli lehce ztra-
cent hned, jakmile by bylo pc
valce. K tomu dodal, re ro-
Zumne ceny v Americe znici
vymeny obchod Nemecka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-11-12
Of used toys which viii be renovated
and packed ready for distribution at
Christmas,

Of used toys which will be renovated
and packed ready for distribution at
Christmas.
Gage.
A meeting will be held Tuesday ct
SPIN. Prof. Harry Wheaton Howard
will show colored motion pictures Of
both Worlds Fairs. There will be
community singing and refresh
ments. A school luncheon will be
given November 16.
Kingsman-P Pierce.
A meeting will be held Monday at
8 pm. in the Kingsman School.
Bundle days will be November Is
and 16.
w. b. Powell Elementary.
A meeting will be held November
10 at 8 pm. DR.. George johnson,
head of the department of education
at Catholic University, will speak on
Youth Movement in Relation to
Educating Our Children for Demo-
cratic Living" Music and social hour
will follow.
Keene.
A meeting will be held Tuesday
at 8 pm. A representative Of the
Electric Institute will speak on
Proper Lighting in the Home and
School," Refreshments will be served.
The study group will meet November
20 at lis pm.
Ketcham-Van Buren,.
A meeting will be held Monday at
2:l5 pm. in the Ketcham School
The annual fall luncheon will be
held November 16 in the Emmanuel
Church hail. Thirteenth and v
streets Sc, at noon.
Janney.
A meeting was held Tuesday, in
charge of the teachers. The follow
ing papers were read: Reading
Readiness" by Mrs. M. H. West;
"Civic Responsibility in the School"
by Mrs. M. F. Corwin. and "Democ-
racy in the Schools Today" by Miss
M. A. Stohlman. A skit. "The Old
Fashioned School and the Modern
School," was enacted by the teach
ers and Miss B. L. Pulizzio, principal.
Mrs. Clyde w. Hall, membership
chairman, announced an enrolment
of $50. Mrs. r. A. Heindl reminded
members of the study group to be
present at the meeting November IS
at 8 pm. at 49l7 Forty third street
NV. Musical numbers were pre-
sented by Barbara Ann Bethe, So
prano, and Basil Coleman, accordion
soloist. Refreshment were served In
the auditorium. In celebration OF
National Education Week open
house" was held Friday.
BENJAMIN -Stoddert.
The Executive Board will meet
Monday. The adult education class
in interior decorating will meet
Tuesday at 10 am. The adult edu-
cation class in sewing will meet al
1870 pm. Wednesday. The child
study group will meet Thursday at
1870 pm. The speaker will be Mrs
Lii Peller member of the faculty