davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-09-29

WANTED--MARRIED COUPLE TO SHARE
5-room home and garage with elderly
widow. ompletely furnished: near Navy
Yard and Anacostia Park; so per month.
Lincoln f925-R
Evening star., 1940-09-29

YOUNG LADY TO SHARE SMALL APART
with another; SIS month convenient
trans. North 2213. 200l Randolph St
Evening star., 1940-09-29

GEORGETOWN. 30O9 ST Nw-HAND-
some 1st-hoor apt. garden. 4 rooms kit,
bath. fireplace: pvt: 500. MI 61s4
1885 PHELPS PL. NV, APT. 23-2nd
fl. newly decorated: living rm.. dining
nm, bedrooms, kit. bath. lsrse foyer and
hail: 3 expos. refs.. hot water included,
$50: best residential section: available i'm
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.

S1S ALLISON ST. Nw.-Larse room
nicely furnished next bath; conv. loca-
Evening star., 1940-09-29

AGO MONROE ST. Nw.-LARGE. WARM
ront. basement; bedroom and kitchen:
private toilet and lavstory; light. gas
,eat; $50 no.: tve employed adults.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

a0ol DENT PL NW-Large. neatly fur
nished front room, twin beds: private fam
ily MI T6S1
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1900 10th ST. NW.-Large desirable
front. newly decorated; single or double;
. closets: reasonable. Adams l92S-J.
a363 18th ST. NW-Basement Ink.
room; So vk. Columbia 23l1.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

@4I1 18th ST. NW-Nicely furnished
single room In clean home Adams 1923.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

300 JENIFER ST. NV blk of Conn.
ave room with twin beds: MI; con-
Evening star., 1940-09-29

l4OS Sth ST NW-Light Housekeeping
room, 81 weekly: > sleeping rooms. 81 per
week: close to market, bus and street.
car. all home comforts
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1343 OAK ST. NV. near 14th and Park
rd-DesIrable single. new furniture; gen.
tiles: SIS month.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

TAKoMA PARK. D. C-BFI0HT. SUNNY
apt. s large rooms. bath. porch. laraSs;
oil heat: near transportation. oE. 26ol.
tcontinued On Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1940-09-29

qSS 22nd ST NW-Single and double
room near George WASHINGTON, War Dept
and Govt. bldgS: private home.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

DUPONT CIRCLE u325 N. H. AVE NV
i room. dlnette. Pullman kitchen private
bath. porch. fireplace: $40 up.
KITCHEN, LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM
porch. nicely furnished; oil heat. RA
O124
Evening star., 1940-09-29

YOUNG GENTLE LADY TO SHARE APT.
with another Call Sun. e-5, Mon, 20.
ADt, 81. 2I23 Eve NV
Evening star., 1940-09-29

JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
apt. with another centrally located; new
BLDG. Republic 40s5. Ext BIZ
Evening star., 1940-09-29

GEORGETOWN-For gentleman: attrac-
lively furnished bedroom with private
bath; maid service; private entrance. Ho-
hart S4h1 lhhk 2ith u "
Evening star., 1940-09-29

GLOVER PARK. $500 w ST NW.-Larse
front room. 2nd A.. private shower, basin.
O3SS
Evening star., 1940-09-29

TO-'l 7. NW."bED-
room. kstchen. double inclosed porch
range. sink. ice box. semi-bath.
1919 KENYON ST NW-3-RM APT
completely fur, electric refg, gas and cleo
ITCHY ftrnlshec convenient location;
adults
DOWNTOWN. 1899 EYE ST Nw-TWO
rooms kitchen. bath, porch, $50; no lease
ME. 2l6I. Apt. SIS.
SUBLET. NEWLY FURNISHED BACHELOR
apartment; convenient location. 1880
r ST. NV. Apt. 1896.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

CAP. HfIL-BRIoHT , RMS, FRONT;
pvt. bath: YYigidai1e. e.h-r. 240 LIST sc.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

14Ol COLUMBIA RD-To share lovely
twin rm, in apt. unlim. phone. Michi-
Evening star., 1940-09-29

SILVER SPRING lOl57 Switzerland I'd
LARGE room for couple; private home.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

YOUNG WOMAN SHARE 2-ROOM APT
with another; center city meals maid
optional, references; S25. Box HOT
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1866 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Larse. newly
furnished room. double beds for two men:
~ car line: 81 80 each Franklin 493l.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

a2ll NEWARK ST. NW-Private home;
attractive room. md floor; refined sur
roundings Woodley 036O.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

l0g MASS AVE NW.-ENTIRE SECOND
noor, two rooms. kitchen bath porch,
nicely furnished: reasonable. i
YOUNG LADY. JEWISH. TO SHARE FUR
nlshed. attractive. one-room apartment
with another. Box l39T. Star.
1904 18th 81 NV APTs.- OR .
rms. kit, sink. Frigidaire Also attr
basement large. SIS to 81
Evening star., 1940-09-29
oNrH2e BEDROOMS. LTY1No

NEARBY MD D-ATTRACTIvE 3 ROOMS.
kit. n baths: private entrance. porch,
Rsrage Adults pref SIS 50 WA 1907
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1911 WYOMING AVE. NV ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. convenient TO cars,
buses. schools and downtown Apply a.
apartment No .. CHAS. 9. SHREvE
Evening star., 1940-09-29

l33. MASS. AVE NV. Apt 4s-Attrac-
after 1910 pm. Sunday
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1873 Goth ST NV. WITHIN WALKING
distance dovntovn-3 rooms entrance
hall. kitchen: bath: excellent condition.
$3.50. JACK HAYES, Tesltor, Dupont
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
CONTINUED

ATTRACTIVE STUDIO RMS. excel. meals.
$37 80 double. Du. $3.50. aooo Monroe % NE. NE.
1920 18th ST. N.w.-conyenient transport
ta,tion: large room. for 3: private bath;
sandwiches packed; parking. CO. 1856.
DUPONT CIRCLE Q7O7 N. H. .ave.)-At-
traetive double. single; twin beds; pvt.
bath: excellent food.
$500 1sth lth ST NV, the HillerestILoysiy
the best of meals: delightful SURROUNDINGS:
reasonable; free parking
1641 K ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished single
excellent home cooking. Il
ESQ Isth ST; NV; vicinity, ~ wagdmsn
bath: excel. meals; reas.: pvt family.
ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW has twin bed
rm., private bath. shower; cheerful home;
garage. 4224 10th st. NV.
1900 18th ST; N,W.-Double and triple
grand piano. Dupont 794s
room adj: bath: master twin bedrm.. adj.
bath; well balanced meals.
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave.-Rm.
suit. q every comft; 81 wk ca. Rear
base: pvt. bath twin beds; sRle.. $3.50.
322" 18th ST NW-Attractive room with
8 windows, near bath, c.h.w. unlimited
phone. oil heat: conv. tranSp.: employed
Rentiemen preferred.
22l9 WISCONSIN AVE; N N;W.-Lovely guest
home has ! twin, ! single room splendid
meals: convenient location: cheerful en-
yironment Emerson 4611.
1858 PARK RD-Jewisll private home;
beautiful furn. double and single rooms.
excellent cooking. Hobart 5121.
WOODRIDGE-Double front room. twin
beds; excellent meals S35 ca; n block to
transportation. Hobart 1863.
CONN AVE VIC.-S4O each-Master bed
meals IL minutes
downtown. 1896 2Sth st NV. '99'
EMPLOYED COUPLE or men: delicious
meals: bus at door Twin beds: good
neighborhood: reasonable. $3.50 st. W.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

RMS, PORCH AND BATH PVT EN-
trance: very modern furniture 1919
Bunker Hill I'd, MI. Rainier, Nd. War
Evening star., 1940-09-29

DOWNTOWN. 2IcI n ST. NW-2 RMS,
Garden Pestdent manager NE 3T63
Evening star., 1940-09-29

S14 CONN. AVE. next Claridge Hotel
Lge. nm, twin beds. running water. 50 so
Wk ca single rm 81 25
Evening star., 1940-09-29

32a ST SE- RMS. KTTCHENETTH,
and bath ami: newly decorated S4O.'
TaYlnr h1SQ 30e
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

SIM engen Jamilienfreile feier-
ten am 9ienstog in ibrem eigenen
Seim Serr uno 6rau Jrib Hihter
cen Gag ibrer liIbernen Soh3eit.
9os gbepaor itommt aus Rarlsrube
in Baden uno lift felt ungef6br IS
Sobren i'm 2on0e. sic baden cine
SoAter. Das Sottrnal g%ratuliert 3u
benz feitlihen Gage.
SEER SenrD 2an0er lit BON
elmer 3eiie nod Slorioa, melhe i'm
Bis nod Miomi brohte, tpieoer au-
riidsefebrt. CT bat li6 iebr gut err
bolt.
-Sm Som6opotbii6en aronfen-
bois befinoet ii1 &err @uooIf
cd nei0er, betannter Singer
uno Gbrenpr1fiOent oes @oibington
G1ngerbun0es. Soften mir, onB Die
Observation-Disclosures feline
ernftere Rranfbeit ergibt uno 0aB
Der 9otient bnlo tDieoer in Iein Seim
5uriidfebren fam.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
rsrans- 2ng" sbeatcr

Dit elmer @elt-Yremiere miro oos
am Sreitng, ben %. Gebruar, nel
beginnenoe @o9enprogramm 0es
Erans-2ur Sbeaters e~r0ffnet, einem
aurafilm, betitelt mGbe GbreaOs Of
a Station (9ie Sdoen elmer Nation).
&onig 8aumtpolle lit Der @egenitano
oieies prG9tigen Sarbenfilmes, Der
in gef1diger 5orm ben 2auf Der
BaumtDoae bon ben Sdn6en Der Die
8aumpone pfIiidenoen 9nrfies Biz
gum fertigen 8roouft in Der @ano
6es &Gufers CUR Dariteaung 6ringt.
Gin neuer Srapelog-Silm v2ife in
8aris" 9ariier 2ebeD 8eigt unS
Die fran80iii6e Souptlta0t nod Ell
mem Der beliebten uno nusge5eidnet
oargeitellten &eiiefilm's glnOre De Ia
0arre's, iiber ben Gen Starling in
anregenoer @eiie bortrGgt: Bonn
@iffel-Turm Bis CUR Moulin &ouge
uno ben Srottoir CAFES, bonn 2oupre
nit ieiner beriibmten @emdl0egane-
RE, Der Mona 2ifa uno Der @enls
bon W1iIo Bis our Yloce De Ia Con-
corOe, cine 6iiae oes Sntereiianten
uno Sebensmertenl
G1ubert's v&olnmnnOe", geipielt
bonn National 9bilbarmoniiden Or
DIETER unter 6rieorid Seber's 6iib.
rung, lift elm tpeiterer beionoerer @e-
nuB, Dem pie iiblid elm luitiger
Cartoon nSbe Sodeb Champ" nit
9onalo 9ud in Der Sauptroae uno
ieinen Neffen @ueD, DeDeD nno
2ouie als @isIGufer in ibrer eigenen
Muffaiiung oes gisbodeD folgt.
Sen AbihluB bilben Die g~reigniiie
aus aaer @elt, Die ben 1eidauer
iiber Die 3eitgeidebniiie auf benz
Q%aufenoen erbalten. s.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
@Oit mad 9enti9IanO
Poitpafete nod Deuti1Iano tueroen
ni6t mebr bef0r0ert.
rNanbattan", "a. Te6rnar
(geeopeI uno @enun)
sransatIantii6er GInaROiberfe6r.

~FuWVUEtUHEFTWtI UEWBTUTEUVEECVEs
0as nadite Slugaeiig fliest ob
Gonntag, ben %. Gebrnar:
rAmeriean Clipper"
Mittpudj, ben %. Tebrmar:
rganfee Clipper"
8riefe miiIIen Biz nm 1890 ubr
abenos borbef I'M bieiigen Roitamt
iein.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
aIbsrt ceppsr ssitOr6sn.

SIN Sitter bon 70 Sabren berItorb
Der in 0euti9itGmmigen Rreiien
tpobIbefannte Serr gilbert "copper".
Gr mar am 80. Sum- 1861 in 9biIa-
oelpbin geboren. 8mei Sabre ipGter
ner3ogen feline gltern na9 Grnnffurt
am Woin, tDoieIbit Der iunge GILBERT
ieine S6uler5iebung erbieIt uno fpd-
terbin acknowledgements tpur0e.
Wait 19 Sabren fam er mad ben Ser
einigten Staoten 5uriid, lrno trnt nj
oas Signal Corps" Der Mrmee elm
(Wetteritation). Gin @ueenlei0en
5pang i'm ieOo9, fid i1on bnlO eli
men an0eren Beruf 5u m1blen un0
er er6ffnete iein eigenes @eid6ft i'm
Center Marft. @ier mar er AZ Sab
re lang, Bis Der Marft beruntergerii-
len muroe.
gilbert 2epper perBeirotete lid
1887 nit SRI. MuguIte geb. 9onh.
Ser @be entiproB elm Gobn gilbert,
IT,, fpel1er gbemilt i'm 2anomirt-
ldoftsminiiterium lit. MuBer Der
binterbliebenen @ittpe un0 benz Sobn
trauern nod INN ben 9abingeihie-
oenen 5Dei GnfelfinOer, 9enrD Ml-
bert, it,, Snitrufteur fir Dos Sngeni-
eltrfn1 an Der gale uniberiif1t, mo-
ieIbit er Iif ieinen DoftorgroO ou err
tperben ge0enft, un0 Der iunge Warf
Summer, mel1er meoi3inii1er Stu=
bent an Der George @aibineton Uni
neriitGt lit.
gilbert 2epper mar I'M @eilte Der
1848er aufgeuodien. Sein @roBua-
ter miitterli1erieits fam nit aarl
Gdur3 mad Mmerifa, uno i6on frib
mnfte ii1 Der JreibeitsgeiIt in ibm
bemerfbar. 1883 bereits i1IoB er
lin benz .@oibington Gdngerbun0"
an. ct mar % Sabre lang Sefretdr
uno Comptroller oesielben uno nit
WfGnnern tpie GlnuoD, annoer, @al.
Oeder, Saul S1ul5e, @alomann uno
bieIen moeren errei1te Der @eiang-
perein feline b0fIte Bliite. Or mar
es, Der ni1t rubte Biz Der 8erein
Iein eigenes &lubbaus botte. Bon
1911 Bis fat CUR AuflOiung oes
Sangerbunoes mar @err 2epper
Yr1Iioent oesfelben.
Wit leiner @nttin madte er 3Dei
&eiien in Die oIte Seimot, 1882 unb
1886; 8eranlailung oa5u mar feline
feblenoe @eIunobeit. Mls er fih Dor
Sabren in ben &rtbeitano ouriid3og,
balte er li6 elm neues Seim in Gil.
Der @pring, melhes er nSieben
giden" benannte. Bon bier aus
bradte man i'm Dor 2 @oden in oos
&iram 2ooge &ranfenbaus in Co
tonspiae, MarDlano, moielbit oas eO-
Re G1ngerber5 gu ihldgen oufborte.
Die 8eeroigung mar am Mfontag bon
8umpbreDs 8eltattungsfapene aus;
Serr 8farrer @bos. @noers belt Die
Erauerreoe, uno Die @riioer Der 81.
ram 2oge Ser. 10 ertpieien benz 9a-
bingeI6ieoenen Die lesten gbrenbe-
5eugungen. 9ie iterbli9e &iae mur-
De i'm Sort 2incoln SrieObofe einge-
df1ert.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
@aiginston sanserbnnO Sransndur
0eutf1e Srauen, 9eutIde Sreite,
9eutl9es @ort uno 9eutI9er Sang
Solen in Der Belt be6dIten.
Shren aIten. fA0nen AIanal

geuIlDe SrQueHs QeullOe 2Ieue,
9eutldes @ort unb 9euti6er Gang
Sollen in Der @elt be6aIten.
Sbren alien, i66nen alangI
Ole MonotsperIammlung oeS
6rouendors nm Dienstag, ben 10.
Jebruar, tuar iebr gut beiu1t. 0ie
YrGli0entin, 6rau Mario Hi1ter, be-
griiBte bic gridienenen unO na9 Dem
Singen oes neuen SGngergruBes be-
gam Der geih1ftli1e Seil 0es
Mbenos. 9os 9rotofoa Ser Sefre-
tGrin uno Ser &allenberi1t Der
S6asmeiiterin mur0en einItimmig
angenommen. &ranfenbelu1erinnen
fir ben Monot blieben tuieoer Srau
g. Oemmerle uno 5rau u. S9pnlb.
Mls &ebiioren muroen getDdblt Gral
g. &opf uno Srau 6. 0emmerle.
Die Breiie fir ben Mosfenbaa wlr-
ben feltgeieBt uno es Duroe bei6loi-
len, ooB Yreiie nur ~oieienigen getpin-
nen f0nnen, Die Masfen tragen.
gbenIo tuiroe bei1loiien, Masfen
an Der gingangstiire 81 Oerfaufen.
I'm Die Safe Oes 6rauenhors 5u
ltdrfen madte 5rau 8idter ben 8Or-
Ihlag, einen Gu1en-@ erfoufs- Mbeno
gu De~ronltalten. Mae tDaren oamit
einberitonoen un0 bic 4usipra1e err
gob, OaB Der is. unO IL. M6ro, elm
SamStag un0 Sonntag, als geeigne-
tie Gage idienen. 5erner i6lug
5rou EaDlor Dor, Sitereier 81 Der-
faufen, 0a es nur cine @o6e Dor
SItern lei. Mu1 Dem tpuroe 5uge-
Itimmt. 0ahoem Die @ei6Gfte ale
erIeoigt tparen i6IoB Die 8rGiiOentin
Die @%erinmmIung nit Der Mabnung,
piinftli6 uno regelmaBig our Sing-
itun0e gu fomlnen.
@eburtstoge feierten uniere lieben
Mitglieoer 5rau 6. Moeler, 6rau
6. 9upan uno 6rar g. Stterba6.
@oblI1medenoe SUDDEN bra1ten oie-
Ielben, ebenIo 5rau 6. &opf. Sir
muiifolii9e unterbaltltng lorete SRI.
2ouiIe, Die begabte Sohter unieres
Maitglieoes Srou 8. OItermalO. Sic
ipielt meiiterboft &lnbier unO 9Lccor-
oion. Muiif, Singen, auden unO
&offee ergob cine luItige un0 gemiit-
Ii6e Stimmung. 9ie B~rdiioentin
ipra1 oie @liidmiinihe uno ben
Danf aler Sdngerinnen aus nno
NIT einem FROZEN nAuf @ieOerieben"
in Der n1diten Gingitlnoe, Derab-
ldieoeten fi6 bic Mitglieoer Oonein-
amber. 90.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
6amsW OrfIbrnng |
mOrgen abemO'
Spbann Gtranf-W imiif- Slim.
Sn Der rYierce" -Salle, 16te Gtrafe
mub Sarbarb Strake, q. %.

Die Ieste oeutide 6ilm=@orfiib-
rling, Dor 5nei @o1en, bieB Son
5ert in Sirol~. Mlan puroe in Die
Gdneeberge bon &iBbiibl gebra9t,
no elm innger 2ebrer nit oen S1ul-
iungens elm &rippenipieI einiibt. Ser
2ebrer ger1t 0ur1 alerbano 2iebes-
miBperItGnoniiie uno gtferiu9t in
Gdmierigfeiten. Die Sungens mol
len ibm our9 8eranitaltung zines
4onoertes finan3iea belfen. Sn3pi-
ihen miro aber aIes aufgefl6rt. 9ie
&nnben, mel9e iangen, tDaren Die be.
riibmten ~@iener Sdngerfnaben".
Der slim bat nobl ben meiiten 8u-
Idauern gefanen. 8orber 5eigte man
einen Slim iiber S1metterlinge.
Morgen Mben0 nun fommt etpas
aus benz 3eben Der befonnten 6ami.
lie Der nGtrauB~ in @ien, Der &om-
poniIten BON @al3ern. Sobann,
18O4-1849, mar erit Silfsoirigent
Der 2annerf1en San5fapele, uno
aog IpGter nit leinem eigenen Sr4e-
fter mad Baris uno 2onoon tDltroe
1885 Observation-Disclosures fompo-
nierte BEN beriibmten Naoesfb.
MarIa, Holfas, MIttpiener-@ al5er.
Beriibmter nod ip1r0e fem Sobn,
Sobanu StrauB, 1825-1899, in
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
8nibiHstOn GpOrtfInb btrIiert gegsn
rSaubb Springs" or.

glm pergongenen Gonntag 5eigte
Der SportfIub, nie elm Spiel Derlo-
rem geben fam, tpenn Oie Stiirmer
bergeilenL mo5u tie 5uBbaai1ube an
boben. 9bne ridtig enti6loiiene
San0lungen fhoben iie ben 8aa IN
5ront BON SnnOD Springs Tor bin
uno Der Bis ale grten @elegenbeiten
berloren paren. elmer I'M Tor
oenft elm Ball gebt iibers Cor, greift
ni6t oornad, uno i6on oriidt Der
Itorfe @ino i6n unter Die 2atte elm.
Sn Der dpeiten S1Ifte fommt SanoD
Springs 0urh, ems Der Denigen
Wtole, uno fam nod elm 5meites Eor
er5ieleu, m1bren0 Der Sporttlub 5u
langtueilig lit uno nidts er5ielen
fam. &ommenoen Sonntag ipielen
mir gegen &egaI GIotbiers ouf un-
ierem HIobe. @eginn oes Spieles
lit 2.30 ubr na9mittngs.
Bergangenen 5reitag bate Der
SportfIub ieinen groBen &an5 in Der
0&nigbts of Columbus" -Sane uno
fonnte oamit in ieoer 8e5iebung 5u-
frieOen iein. Sir bic GduSer mar bic
&ale iebr geeignet, 90 lie iebr groB
lit. Ser gemiitIide Cell pideIte li6
inn Nntsfeaer ob, mo mander Shop.
pen getritnfen tDuroe. @ir iagen
allen fir lire freunolide Inter
itiisung unieren beiten Ddnf.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

8ien, Der ben @alaer ngn Der i60-
men blauen 9onau" un0 D@iener
Blut~ un0 v@ei1i1ten aus Dem
8iener 8alo" idrieb un0 500 an
oere 8al5er, BoIfas etc. un0 1e
Speretten tuie u5leoermaus~ (1874)
uno n3igeunerbaron~ (1885) uni
Ser luitige Grieg" (1881). Seine
8riioer Soiepb uno @ouarO porer
ebenfaas ~San8fomponiiten Inn 1865
Der beutige &idar0 StrauB, gebo.
rem 1864 in Waiin6en, &omponif
BON rSalome" etc, lit nidt berpnn0t
NIT ben @ienern.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
%. Ssbrnar; GiutOpfiOnntas.

Das nG6fte gemeinionte gintopf-
eiien finoet am fommen6en Sonntag,
ben 25. Gebruar, in Der Gee Eabern,
geIegen an Der Greu5ung oes neuer
See BoilIebnro itno Der @lebe Noao,
in Arlington, 3d., itott. Muf biel-
ieitigen @unld miro oos Gfien nidt
mie bisber mittags, ionoern abenos
ab 6 ubr ftattfinoen. CUR Seilnab-
me an Dem @iien, 0eiien 8reis so
Gents betrGgt, mir0 hermit ber5Iid
eingela0en. Ser 3einertrag 0ient
CUR unteritiisung beoiirftiger 0eut-
ider 8olfsgenoiien in ben 8ereinig.
ten Gtanten.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
8riefafen

81. @ir bnben Sbnen 0ie unter-
idriebenen @el6-A uittungen bergan-
gene ISOLDE briefli1 nit an6eren Me-
Hame5irfulnren 5~ugeianot. 8itte
idanen Sic nod einmal nod. Ga
Der 8rief nidt auriidfam. mnB er
abgeliefert tDor0en iein.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23
9enAdJe ainOeripradidnle.

0eg George 8aibington" Seller
tags megen f1lt Der unterridt am
Gonnabeno, ben "a. 5ebruar, aus.
Ser n6dite unterri9t lit am 2.
M1r5.
Washington Journal., 1940-02-23

-aIeine anaeieen i'm sSournoI"
bringen bette GrfoIge. EeIepbonie.
rem sic beute nod; WatiOnaI 7769.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17

and Dr.. Frank r. Graham. state
chairman OF the Governors Confer
enc" for Balanced Prosperity in the
South.
The meeting will be held in the
capitol at II O'Clock Friday morn
'H%. lis purpose is discussion of plans
Ter bringing Industries to the state
sat H">Griu% reports from the last
't,' ting at the Governors Conference
group.
The governor. DR.. Poe and Dr.
Graham b>ilIlc that considerable
progress has already been made in
organizing iur better balanced pros
perity in the South and are conf
dcnt that the organization will prove
lnValuabir IN the next decade.
District chairmen who have beer
asked 10 attend are Dudley Bagley
NOyuck. OF the Williamson district
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17
Attendance Good
At High School

Average attendance at Henderson
high school during the first school
month, ended October II, was 97.8
percent, according to figures an
nounced today by w. D. Payne, high
school principal.
Home room l01 had both the high
est average attendance among the
boys and the lowest average attend
ance among the girls, with a perfect
record for the boys and an average
of 95 percent for the girls. Home
room 2O6 had the highest average,
99.1 percent, for girls. Home room
lO3 had the lowest average, 95,43
percent. for boys.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17
MIDDLEBURG SECTION
YIELDS STILL, BEER

ABC Officers for Vance county
struck again Wednesday afternoon,
this time at o'clock in the Middle
burg section, where a 50-gallon steel
drum illicit still was found near the
Middleburg cemetery.
Officers j. c. Champion and l.. A
Jackson were assisted in the raid by
w. S. Strange
The raiders cut up the still and
poured out about so gallons of beer.
Nearby, the officers found 4 cache of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17
GOLDEN BELT FAIR
IMPRESSES VISITORS

H. l.. Harrington, field represent
alive. and c. L. Dobson, of the circu-
lation department Of the Progressive
Farmer. both of Raleigh, have been
here much of the week at the Gold
en- Belt Fair
They were joined today by Will
liam F. Danielly, also Of nIleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17
AROUND TOWN

Pleads Guilty-Charles H. Evans,
of Winston-Salem, pleaded guilty
before Mayor PROTEIN F. b. Hight
to a chadge of careless and reckless
driving and speeding, and drew 4
fine Of $40 and costs in municipal
court.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17
Typhoon Hits
u. S. Ship
Continued From Page Onc)

idge encountered late "Wednesday.
The Coolidge, nov thuusynd
miles from Japan, was cnRufed b.
the storm with startling rapidity. II
tossed heavily causing Officers la uY-
der passengers 10 public rooms war.,
they gathered 10 avoid the u4 go
bility of crashing glass.
To-day the ship had cmcrec1 l.m
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17
Cotton Market
Little Changed

New York. Oct. l7.-(AP)--Cutton
futures opened unchanged to 2
higher.
Noon prices were lower TO 3
higher, October 9.58, May $50, July
GIG.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17

Mr.. Harrington, one-tIme circus
man, was high in his praise of the
fair, and the shows playing there.
He and his fellow workers have been
favorably impressed with the eXhib-
its, the shows and the complete mid
way of the Cetln and Wilson shows.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17
Stock Market
Is Irregular

New York, Oct. 17.-(AP)-Small
listing movements came in TO the
stock market today from the steel
group, but price fluctuations were if
regular.
After some experimentation, trad
erS still were unable 10 determine
definite trends toward the fourth
hour Transactions were small and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17

a worm and cap vi auUtnvr .till plant
There, too, were wrecked.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17

Timber Deeds. II. Switzerland
ct al, gave the Whitley and Barrow
Lumber Co., timber rights 10 lands
in Sandy Greek township for SlO
and considerations. according to 4
realty deed filed with the Vance
Registry Wednesday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-10-17
JTIE1GE EElGgllGGE9L-l@

Granted License-Hildred Taylor
The Valley settler., 1940-03-15
E'2ARy FINLAND AGREES TO RUSSIAN DZI.kNDS.

Finland, cftor 54tt3r throo md ono- half month struCelo against foo fifty tim3s hor size f.Crocd to Russian dom@nds on ,erch 12, ct 1:3O P.,. (Pclm2r qimc) boing uncblo to socuro holp offered by Frtnco and Groct 8ritian boccusc Swodon would not porrft thoir trops to pcs5 through Aer country. Fin land c1vo up, os < rosul t of the trosty all of tho Earolicn isthmus tho unconquorod city of Viipuri, end tho shores of Lcko LGdogc. Russic clso gcins two poninsulCs in tho fer tn Of Finland which in c1udos Tuolc ,iorvi. Tho country is to be btsoctcd wi tn c rcilroad linking tho Ehito Seq of tho Artic with thu Gu1T Of Bothnic. Sho may h1vo only tho smallest Of coz st guard vessels in Arttc wctors. Russia is to tcv3 froo tronspor- tction of goods to Norway vi thout custOsas duties or inspection.
The Valley settler., 1940-03-15

Sono much appreciated playground oquipmont is boinC built . tho
 Pclmor School os { result of cn = grocmont b. twoon student body off, fciG1s end tho CCC. Tho s tudont body hes sorro money ocrnod ct tho He11owo lon Ccrnivo1 so thoy offered to purchase tho -aC tUrtcls if the eco would furnish tho labor. As . rosult VIC haVo swings cnd 8cndboxo on tho school ground, end slides gro to be put ur cs soon c8 moro money is rciood. It is Q big raco ct recess to see who will got to tho swings first.