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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Krajan smrtelne pobodan pri
zabavG.

V Hallettsville, Texas, Fran
tisek Janus pri tanci nahodou
slapl ma nohu Maxu Brockero-
vi. Broker sc ma Januse vrh-
null. Janus pestf srazil Brooke
ra ma podlahu.
Pc p6lnoci, kdyz Janus stall
venku pred tancirnou, Broker
Sc k nemu primal maize v ruce
otevreny n1z.
Janus mu nekolikrat ruku S
nozem zadrzel, ale Broker Sc
mu pc kazde vymknul a vzdy
Sc znova pc mem rozehnal. Ko-
necne Sc mu podaTilo bodnouti
Januse do ruky a pax do boku,
pri cemz mu probodnul ledvi-
nu. Janus byl size CO nejrych-
leji dopraven do nemocnice, a
vsechna lidska pomoc by
jiz marnou. Mlady muz V
nekolika minutach vydechl ma
posledy.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Literature. Kalendaf
"Povidkar" 1041

Kazdeho z Vas mile prekva-
pl a zaujme ma prvnf pohled
Pancner1v Kalendaf 'Povfdkar'
Jak svojl upravou tax i obsa-
hem. Ctyrbarevna velmi vkus-
ma obalka jest jiz vyznacna:
znazornuJe Republiku CSR. DO
Mnichovu, kde mec il byl vyr-
van z rukou a nahrazen koru-
nou trnovou. ga zradu Mini
chovskou pax dnes cely svet
pyka).
Obsah kalendare pax odpo-
vida obalce: Uvodni basen V.
Neubauera, "Ma rodna zemi".
jest psana v duchu narodnfm 5
laskou k rodne zemi a rodne-
mu jazyku, jez jest toho nej-
lepslm dokladem, vycitite z ka-
zde fadky vsechnu tn bolest
ceske duse, jez must prozfvati
pod krutou barbarskou rukou
nasich odvekych nepfatel, lee
pevna vlra vysv1ta' re SLOW:
Nam nevyprcha z dust
silna v1ra,
re hory sve sc Vracf
opet k nam,
necht BGh nam ocf drive
nezav1ra
nez vzhlednem Ease k
ieilm VVSinam
Take kalendarium nese v "a
hlavl reproduce mistrnych
prac1 M. Alese z cyklu INA
VAST. Vyber cetby Jest oprav-
du velmi dobre volen, obsahuie
krasny vyber ceskych povfdek,
vetsinou vesnick6 pffbehy, cd
znamych spisovatel1: Pittne.
rove, Popelky-Billianove, Baa-
ra, Klecandy, Vrby, Bousky,
sira atd. - nejlepsi to jmena
V naSf literature.
Jak zfejmo jednalo Sc vyda.
vateli hlavne O dobrou cetbu.
nebot zadne oznamky nejsou V
kalendari zaTazeny.
"Povldkaf" obsahuje 2Os
stran cetby. Jsme jisti, re ka
lendar "Pov1dkaT" sc Dude Ii.
biti a re Sc rozletf do kazdehc
ceskeho domova, kan prinese
radost a poteseni.
Cena jest soc (vyplacene)
LIE objednati cd firmy F. Pan.
cner, 35O5 w. 26th ST., Chica'
go, Ill. Doporucujeme objed.
mani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Radeji opustil zenu a dite.

V Omaze, Nebraska, 46lety
krajan Vilem Stejskal, ktery
byl nalezen We svetnici, z ktere
platil 35 cent? denne, ackoli
mel u sebe $5,154 ma hotovosti,
vysvetloval, re opustil svou 20
letou manzelku a dvouletou
dcerusku We WILDER, Neb., pred
sedmi mes1ci pro to, re manzel-
ka chtela move zaclony.
"Chtela utracet pfilis mnoho
penez ma domacnost", pravil
Stejskal. "Kdyz jsme Sc wall,
koupil jsem z druhe ruky radio
a z druhe ruky lednicku. Ona
vsak myslila, re to nen1 dosti
dobre a minuly rok jsem je wy
menil "a move. Ale to bylo dost.
Chtela jeste move zaclony. Ha-
dam, re by me byly staly $50.
"Pen1ze by nemely byti roz-
~hazovany. ia jsem vzdycky
tezce pracoval ma sve pen1ze a
nerad vid1m, ably ut1kaly tako-
wynn zpdsobem."
Proto Zanechav manzelce
32O-akrovou farmu a $3.50 ma
h%otovosti, odesel maize sam $5,-
$50. Nechce Sc vratiti DON'T a
nema zajmu ma spatfen1 sve
manzelky. A pokud jde o ma
lou dcerusku, nekdy pry ma
touhu il spatriti a jindy opet nj
koli.
eco bych nynf rad udelal",
vysvetloval Stejskal dale, "je
nalezti nejaky pozemek a usa-
dit Sc nekde, abych mohl z1ti
samoten."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Slepec Sc obesil.

We Fremont, O., Oliver Fought
IS rok6 starry slepec a otec sed-
mi det1, spachal sebevrazdu O.
besen1m Sc v garazi. Fought
byval zamestnan v mestske vo-
darne a pred sesti roxy prise1
O zrak, kdyz "slzna" bomba
vybuchla v policejni garazi.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03
High
School News

Fleetwood high school opened
Monday, September %, with a
large enrolment. Roads are still
in a bad condition but work is
being done on them and it is
hoped the children will soon be
able to ride all the way to school.
The Senior class organized with
the following officers: president,
George Hartzog; vice president,
Jack Taylor, secretary, Edith
Greer and treasurer, Alfred Phil
lips. The class has a membership
of eighteen. A social committee
composed of Pauline Miller, Jew
Ell Wagner and Fielding Miller
was appointed. Juanita Gentry
and Townley Lemly will serve on
a special committee and Harold
Hughes will be reporter. Mes
danes Swan and Vaught were
elected sponsors for the class. The
other class members are: Vir-
ginia Greer, C. c.. Norris, Win
fred Vannoy, Ada Winebarger,
Ada Jones and Junior Howell.
Jean Cheek, Nadene Watson
and Mona Sheets are new mem
bers in the high school this year.
The Juniors elected the fol-
lowing officers in their class last
week: president, Virginia Van
noy; vice president, Mildred Ow-
ems; secretary, Mona Sheets;
treasurer, Annie Vsnnoy.
The school lunch room began
serving lunches Monday. Mrs.
Minnie Badger is serving as chief
cook.
The Blue Ridge Maskers met
Tuesday, Sept. "a, and organized.
James Baldwin was elected presi-
dent; Richard Lemly, vice presi-
dent; Edith Greer, secretary and
Wendell Johnston, treasurer.
Mrs. Myrtle Swan spent the
week end in Kingsport with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Tay-
lor.
The Fleetwood Glee Club met
and organized Friday with the
following officers; president, Ed
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03
Cranberry News

Mrs. J. c. Atwood and Mrs.
Floyd Phipps, accompanied by
Mrs. Atwoodls son, Mr.. Glen At
wood, returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Gualtney, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Baten and child
rem, Marie, and Max visited Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Shepherd, Sum
day.
Mr.. w, z. Shepherd, who holds
a position at Blowing Rock, spent
the week end at home.
Mrs. E. B. Shepherd is spend
ing this week at Laurel Springs
with her son, Mr.. George Shep-
herd.
Several people from here visi-
ted the airplane show at Sparta
Sunday.
Mrs. Floyd Phipps and daugh-
tiers visited Mrs. Elizabeth Lam
Ter, Sunday.
Mr.. Melvin Richardson who
holds "a position at T'hurmon,
spent the week end at home.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03
STATEMENT
Worcester Mfgrs. Mutual
WORCESTER MASSACHUSETTS

Condition December 81, 1889, Filed
Amt Ledger Assets Dec 81 previous ST. A.
1ncome-From Pocyhoders $685. 1923; Mscelan-
Dsbursene ntsTo Poicyholders $17O87021 Mcel-
Fire Prenums-Writen renewed during year
$98569557. 1896 o1643
Value of Bonds Stocks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 827 715 80
Cash in Companys Office $500
Deposited Trust Companies 76O2287
Agents balances, representing business written sub
sequent to October 1, 1899 924275O
Agents balances representing business written prior
Deduct SEEDED Reinsurance Balances Payable 2o3717O
Interest and Rents due and accrued 18823T
All other Assets, detailed statement 465
m TOTAL E91s41 no admitted q 81 7se 81 81
TOTAL ADMITTED ASSETS ------$1 e7s OPS "a
LIABILITIES
Net amount of unpaid claims ------$ 2O8836
Salaries rents, expenses bills, accounts fees
ETC., 10000
Estimated amount payable for Federal State county
and municipal taxes accrued 100000
All other liabilities, detailed in statement 235548 26
Total all except capita1$ 932 49758
Surplus regards Pocyhoders ---------- 52s3e
TOTAL LIABILITIES 973 o2se4
BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1889
Fire Risks written $4245161 Premiums receved 2252soo
Losses incurred-Fire $925OO; Paid -------- 1175OO
Office 9 Walnut ST., Worcester, Mass
.e A08ey for DA Na
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
1a,> Insurance Department
DAN c. BONEY Insurance Commissioner do hereby certify
that the above true and abstract the of
ter Mass filed with this Department showing condition
said Company, on the 31st day of December, 1899
Witness my hand and official SEAL the day and year above writ
DAN c. BoNEY, Insurance Commissioner
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03
sss4t.
= - ~ $50 as4@Ssss&gFsss5s.

Ing .5sSs@ssS sssees@ssAss4sf.
aOh! You mean she's gett ing
divorce"
'It's in the bag, happen to
know. I'm sort of satellite of
Brand, Blumenthal and Brand.
We don't trifle with such cases
as a rule,-but Olives papa is the
great and only Harvey Harrison.
Hence Mr.. Cooper will be eased
out of the scene without any fan
fare of trumpets. And profitably,
too"
"Then I'm sorry for her"
'Umm M" Vic was staring
through the drawing-room door.
people in her circle have quaint
notions of marriage. It's like buy
ing a fur wrap. If the style
changes or you figure it isn't be-
coming, you work it off on the
secondhand man and pick out
something different. You would
Mt know about that"
''We're getting quite too SER
ious," Audrey decided. "Could
we dancer"
"The very thing I was going to
suggest" Vic declared. "It's my
one social grace"
Victor Quinn proved to be an
accomplished dancer and Au-
drey felt momentary regret
when Jeff cut in after one circuit
of the big hall. ''Not sorry you
came?" he asked almost at once.
"What do you think?"
''That if you're bored, you're
hiding it very well. You must
have cast a spell over Vic. He al
ways suspects lone females of be-
ing on the prowl."
"Perhaps I am. I like him a
lot"
"Queer chap in many ways. No
money to speak of, but an en-
tree that no amount of dough can
get you. He's been a self-appoin-
ted monitor to me and I don't
mind telling you I owe him lot.
He probably has admitted it to
you. One day, he'll make his
mark a high one. Say, Cy-
gie?"
"Yes?"
81 know you haven't had any
chance yet to get acquainted, but
-
"She's lovely, Jeff"
With her mother and father for
an interested audience, Audrey
had been detailing an account OF
the Castle dinner over her morn
ing coffee and cigarette.
ooh, Miss Audrey"
The girl turned to see the
cooks face peering through the
kitchen door.
''What is it, Julia?"
ga man at the back door what
wants to see you"
-"For goodness sake!" Audrey
half rose from her chair, sank
back with a laugh. cts Vic,
Nom. Show him in, Julia"
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It was none other than Victor
Quinn who strolled in smilingly
and called CHEEKY greeting.
Hello, Audrey! You're looking
very well indeed this morning"
IT am. Mr.. Quinn, my mother"
"Mrs. Swan, I am delighted to
meet you. Please don't get up"
ooh, we've finished breakfast
long ago." Audrey smiled. well
find more comfortable chairs. It
may be pleasant out on the
porch"
"But I want to stay here" Vic
expostulated. 81 want a cup OF
coffee. That's what came for.
Don't tell me I'm too late"
"Of course you're not!" Martha
exclaimed, taking refuge in a
burst of hospitality. "You sit
right down here with Audrey. I'll
have some hot coffee for you in
Just a minute" She caught up the
pot and started out with it then
paused at the door to ask, Cant
we fix you some bacon and eggs,
too? You must be hungry after
your walk"
"Of course you will" .
''Do you mind telling me what
all this is about?" Audrey de-
manded.
''That. bunch up on the hill
doesn't seem to 60 in for getting
up at all. I prowled all over the
place without seeing any sign of
life until stumbled over a serf
working in the garden. BY the
way of making conversation I
asked him who lived in the pleas
ant looking house I could see in
the distance. He told me. And
here I am. Oh, thank you'll"
The last was for Julia who had
come padding in with the bacon
and eggs. Audrey poured her
guests coffee and made toast.
"You know, Audrey :. ." Vic
paused for a satisfying bite. Il
don't recall ever taking part in
a domestic scene like this. Not
in years, at all events. can't tell
you how it makes me feel"
'I'm sorry we haven't pet
rabbit for you"
"But I'd rather have you and
your nose," he grinned impudent-
ly. "And that reminds me I
think you'll see a cavalcade OF
sorts heading this way after a bit.
Jeff gave a glowing account OF
your equine menagerie and Olive
was all set for an inspection"
The sound of the telephone bell
came from the hall. It was JEFF
frey Castle. Hello, Audrey.
Would it be all right if some of
us rode over after a bit? We
want to have try at your bars,
if you don't mind. Well all 60
for a ride later, so be ready to
join us"
(TO Be COntinued)
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03
DENVER BLEvINs ELECTED
SECRETARY IN COLLEGE

A Lansing boy, Denver S. Ble-
wins, was installed as Secretary
of the Student Christian Associa-
ton of Presbyterian Junior Col
lege for Men. Mr.. Blevins is in
his second year at Presbyterian
Junior College, and is student
TOR the Presbyterian ministry.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03

is getting the Cream Of the
crop" Of young Americans.
The Navy Recruiting from
Salisbury also announces that the
Navy, in order to speed up it's
preparedness program, has re-
duced the period of recruit train
ing at the Naval Stations from
eight weeks to six weeks, making
the men available sooner for
manning the ships of the fleet.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03
u. S. NAVY EXPECTS TO
GET IT'S FULL STRENGTH
FROM VOLUNTARY MEN

The Navy Recruiting office,
Salisbury, announced today that
the U. S.. Navy is expected to
reach it's full authorized
strength, 172,3OO men by Dec. 1st,
this year, all men being volun-
tary enlistments. Because of
these voluntary enlistments, it is
not expected that the Navy will
take any selective service con-
scripts. The average age of men
enlisted in the Navy, from the
states of North and South Caro-
lima, is below 20 years, we'll be-
low the draft age. This would
seem to indicate that the Navy
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1940-10-03

it'll Greer; vice president, Pauline
Miller; secretary, Jewel WACO
ner and treasurer, Nadene Wat
son.
Evening star., 1940-03-04
SALESMEN.

eALESMEN-Those who have had expert
ence selling furniture. appliances and spe-
eialties. We have moved to our own build
be added to our selling force. We are
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST APPLIANCE
HOUSE and sell refrigerators, ranges and
all major electrical appliances. All selling
Is done on the floor. Good salary and
commission. Atlas. 921 G st. NV.
IT'S TRUE.
=, Washington is the place. Right now is
you will walk talk and tell the truth,
you can make SAC. to SIS week.
A marvellous product, continuous mar;
cooperation on our part makes 1t worth
your time to be at The Embassy Room.
Lafayette Hotel at pm. Monday and
Tuesday nights
Evening star., 1940-03-04
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COCKER sPANIELs. puppies G97- rod
males well bred 536 Ingraham st NV
Georgia 5414.
COLLIE, lovely tri-color female, 3 yrs old,
Pedlgree papers furnished reasonable.
COCKER SPANIELS, red. both male and
female, registered. Call Fairfax To.J
PUPPIES German shepherd or noljce nur.
bred beautiful Easter pets; very reas
Evening star., 1940-03-04

brooders, eouinment. feed and remedies
F. w Bolgiano & Co. All N Y ave ne.
Atl. 54I1. 6O7 e st NV Natl nna1
Evening star., 1940-03-04
ATLAS APPLIANCE Co,
nY nrap Evoc TIpt;l n AE

WASHERS our low prices before
you buy! New 1898 model General Elec-
tries. S36; new ] 939 model APEX machines.
39.95: new 1898 model ABCs, S39. All
full family size and complete with filler
pump hose. 10 DAYS TRIAL. Pay 81
weekly. Also values in Maytag, Norge,
Prima Crosley. Blackstone, Thor. etc. Lara-
est selection in the city. Republic 1890.
The Piano Shop 1015 18th st. NV. OPEN
EVENINGS
Evening star., 1940-03-04
CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK.

WELDING GENERATOR. 600 amp. Gen.
eral Electric; in good condition. Phone
Evening star., 1940-03-04
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
STENOGRAPHERS.

NEED 10 daily. Experienced and GOOD
besinners at SIS to S35 week for current
openings. Rapid typists. GOOD BOOK
KEEPERS and machine operators, cashiers.
Male and female. BOYD'S Iargest-Est
C2 Yrs), 1333 st
Evening star., 1940-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AccoRD!ON-No need now to put OF
starting lessons On that instrument SaT yoT
= you want to start. we will Joan you an
any kind. all IT costs you is nominal
as they are taken, not in advance. You
are free to take the instrument home II
marimba, saxophone, trumpet. drums gull
tar, violin. clarinet, trombone and xylo-
phone. kits. 1880 6 St
ACQUISITION for sale; used charger for
perpetuating battery. half price. Colum-
bia 512s.
prices; terms, SIS down. SIS month. Phone
MICHIGAN 9439; evenings, Dupont 706s.
ANTIQUE CHANDELIERS. fireplace equip
ment, fans, worries, miniatures. ships
models: Ig,,.i clocks and lanterns: nsuriness;
antique Chippendale chairs. MURRAY
GALLERIES, 1924 Goth st. NV. DU. 1911
ANTIQUEs-Private collections rare brass
fender. andirons, mirrors, sewing tables,
Sheraton desk. Queen Anne hishboy. Nee
son O66As
Evening star., 1940-03-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

WE CAN RENT YOUR APT. IF PRICED
Vt. ave. Rm. 2l7 National 1854
BY YOUNG COUPLE ROOMS ON ONE
moor. private home. In NE. Capitol Hill.
Box 235-H Star Ss
Evening star., 1940-03-04

1894 COLUMBIA RD.-S35. 1st FLOOR,
large lily rm.. Murphy bed. fireplace, kit.
elec refg.. semi-b. steam heat; gas. cleo,
nnenS. phone incl: adults, AD 1928
Evening star., 1940-03-04

HORSES. MULES riding horses S25 up
double and single harness. manure, bushe
or load In rear, 736 18th st. sc. A.
Evening star., 1940-03-04

ARLINGTON, vA.-Corner. sunny room
adj. bath. nicely furnished: block to bus
10 min. to city; private family. OK. 2027-J
LARGE CORNER RIM. furn. pvt. family
nr. q. Of Md; gent. preferred; S12 90 mo
Phone BerWyn 325
Evening star., 1940-03-04
SECRETARIES,

Experienced and capable beginners
wanted for daily openings--Now. Rapid
typiSts good bookkeepers. reg. nurses. prac-
tical nurses, comptometer operators, exp.
technical workers. etc: PERSONNEL
SERVICE fEstab 1889. 1871 @ st.
- DOMESTIC.
RELIABLE AGENCY. DE. 1851. 1402 11th.
workers. Mattresses, couples. housemen. -
Evening star., 1940-03-04

Of l rm, k: dress and suits "a and 16);
sacrifice; leaving town. MA. 1851, Ext. 2O5.
Evening star., 1940-03-04
"THE MAuRY !"

liz V1xAOCI I,
701 10Th st. nw.-1O0 beautifully furn
single and twin bedrooms, running water
near showers and tub baths. inner-sprinG
mattresses. elevator Nicely furnished recep.
ton room: single. S6.60 vk up: double.
So wk
Evening star., 1940-03-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WEATHER STRIPPING
And cauking saves fuel Turberville, Lincoln
1852. 325 18th st. ne
Evening star., 1940-03-04

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNFURN
FREE CAR SERVICE.
101O Vermont Ave. Rm 217. MA. 1884
WEADCN ARMS. 191O-1a16 18th NV
Studio apt with large kitchen. Frigid-
aire: sink completely furnished. $40 Also
single. and double studio rooms S25-S35.
Beautifully furnished; entertaining priv
ileges Meals optional
Evening star., 1940-03-04

200 18th ST.-NEW BLDG 9 LARGE
rooms. solarlum. electric kit. dinette twin
beds, daybed: completely furnished: front
apt. Decatur 6400. Apt. SIS. A.
Evening star., 1940-03-04

3021 CAMBRIDGE sPL. NW-3 ROOMS
and phone; very reasonable: adults
Evening star., 1940-03-04
RooMs FUR. q uheuR
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

-HEvERLY, Md, .3Q2 Dinner rd.-Room
n private home. with bath; board optional
Evening star., 1940-03-04

GRAFTON HOTEL,
1130 Conn. ave.-LarEe comfortable rooms
with Simmons tnner-spring mattresses;
singles with running water. $s.75 wk. up:
doubles, $1,000 vk, up; with pvt bath
singles. $3.50 week up; doubles, $3.50
week up
Evening star., 1940-03-04

DOWNTOWN. 141OM ST NV, Apt 5o6-
Beautiful lee. rm, kit.-dinette. sem-bath;
new furn.. phone, elev: also single EWES
Evening star., 1940-03-04

1892 EYE ST NV ROOMS. BATH.
Frigidaire, studio apt; nicely furnished; !;
aXnilahle March
Evening star., 1940-03-04

ROOMING HOUSE, large, downtown; low
rent; lease; suitable for small hotel: IL
ness: Price under $4,000. Owner, Box
Evening star., 1940-03-04

? ROOMS. INCLOSED PORCH. PVT
bath. furnished; telephone gas cleo !:
price reasonable Phone Adams a64a
Evening star., 1940-03-04

DINING CAR. O'Mahoney, 19-stool, for
sale. Must be moved from present loca-
tion. Reasonable terms Located at 4th
and Rhode Island ave ne A.
Evening star., 1940-03-04

$3.50 18th ST. NE.-FURNISHED COM.
plete. 2-rm. housekeeplng apartment. nr
bath ] block TRANSFORMATION
Evening star., 1940-03-04

S4s MO-LIv RM, BEDRM.. K, DIN.
b md fl. Inspect 54O5 N H. ave. n W See
OWNER, 5116 18th st. Georgia 1888
512 C, ST. Ne. OPPOSITE STANTON
Evening star., 1940-03-04
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

SAFE FURNITURE STORAGE costs no
more. Why take . chance7 Enjoy complete
protection. Low rates. Open storage. Pri-
vats rooms. Can Merchants, Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1940-03-04

PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-ExCELLENT
location. attr liv-hedrm,. spacious dressing
Frsdare ss choioe baebeor shfss set so
Hobart 14oS
Evening star., 1940-03-04

1904 18th St NV. at R. Michigan
$500. Unexcelled food. Selective menus
Dinner dancing. Switchboard elevator
roof garden. 10 baths: rates from $3.50
Evening star., 1940-03-04
HELP MEN,.

AGENTS-routemen- managers See
our new, fast-seling deals Big profits.
Be sure to ask about the Char-mene Deal.
Columbia Wholesale House, 1909 9TH st.
Evening star., 1940-03-04
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

"a, ANTHRACITE Penna. coal. euaran
1eed; stovs' nut, S10.50 delivered. At
Evening star., 1940-03-04

TAKOMA, DC VERY ATTRACTIVE
rooms. k. bath: 2nd floor front: good resi-
Dental section; near 1-fare express bus
Evening star., 1940-03-04

2G3 c ST. NW.-TWO-ROOM BASEMENT
apartment. S24 90 mo-: Sc 90 week Sc
FURN. APIS. UNFURN.; FREE CAR
2299. JAY REALTY co. Re. 3314 @.
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REFINED YOUNG WOMAN SHARE ATTR.
| spacious Groom apt. with others. 1880
r st. NV. Dupont $500. Apt. 726.
1873 STAPLES ST. Me- ROOM, KIT,
refg., pvt bath, shower: newly dec; ideal
| for emp. couple. AT. 1541-J
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ANTIQUE BEAUTIFUL Virginia mahogany
sofa. excellent condition; $40. Phone
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WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NE. 1923 APT. 3
- large rooms. kitchen and bath with
shower. screened porch and dinette: oil
heat. hot water included: very reasonable
Other apartments available District 2434.
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1914 18th ST NW-COMFORTABLY
furnished one-room studio apar, fire.
place, kitchen and bath; convel. loca-
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451 MASS. AVE NW-BEDROOM
kitchen din room, pvt. bath, refg,, ch.w,.
gas. elec. furn.: couple only: $40.
1854 PARK RID. NW.-3 PMS, BATH
$50: including gas. elec.
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PIANO, small. full keyboard spinet used.
but in very good condition; S147 Ideal
for a small room: very easy terms. MA.
4H2Q Kits. 122Q G st
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|Capet's Music Scores
In Candlelight Series
Nv ELENA DE SAYN.

Andre Capet's musical version OF
Edgar Allan Poe's 1.-The Masque OF
the Red Death" for harp and string
quartet, entitled "Conte Fantasti-
que," gripped the attention Of those
who attended the second candle
light concert at Phillips Memorial
Gallery yesterday afternoon. Pre-
sented in a flawless manner by Syl-
via Meyer, guest soloist, and sup
ported by the Pro-Musica String
Quartet-Milton Schwartz and Jeno
Sevely, violins; Bernard Milofsky,
viola, and William Brennand, cello
the work scored a decided success.
This timely fantasie, in which the
play of the scythe and it's weird
effects took the form Of effective
gissandi on the harp, has much
which appeals to the imagination.
However, it was the subtlety of
nuance attained by the united effort
of the quintet, the splendid ensemble
and the variety of effects on the
harp which made the work inter-
esting.
While Miss Meyers virtuosity is
well known and admired. and her
tone is rich and tull the work of the
Pro-Musica Quartet deserves praise
also since this particular perform
ance showed the group in a new
light and revealed new possibilities.
Aided by a familiarity of the subject
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which inspired the music. each play
er seemed to reach out for his in
diyidual contribution toward a
graphic description and to succeed
in his aim.
The excellent performance of
Capet's work made the presenta-
ton of Rameau's suite for Violin,
Cello and Harp" by Mr.. Sevely, Mr..
Brennand and Miss Meyer, rather
Insignificant. Six numbers, the
titles Of which indicated a variety
of subjects, such as La Popliniere, "
La Cupis," La Pantomime," Lin
discrete," "L'Agacante," "Tam-
bourin," intended to give an impulse
to a players imagination, failed to
do so. The work seemed antiquated
and monotonous; there were flaws in