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SIMPSON 1
ADAM A wEsCHIER & SON. AuctiOneeTs,

ADAM a. wESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE CONSISTING OF TWO-STORY
RdgS sRIGK BG5LP 2y0 IHG .Se0RT21FNTs SeoRTA1NNTTTG
KNOWN AS PREMISES 3416 14th ST.
BY Virtue Of deed of trust recorded in
Liber No 67S6, folio 3, et seq, one OF the
land records OF the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of party secured there
by. the undersigned trustees viii offer for
sale by public auction, in front OF prem
ises, on TUESDAY, THE TWENTY FIRST
DAY OF APRIL. 1912. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following-d described property in
the District of Columbia. to-v1t; Lot num-
beEed SIX hundred, thirty.touT t654. IN IN
ioss Sah in S BroWnS Ha su6division Of par.
OF Pleasant Plains, as per plat OF SAID
hrst mentioned subdivision recorded n
Lioer County - folio l64, OF the records
of the once OF the Surveyor Of the Dis
Terms OF SALE: Property will be sold
subject 10 3 prior deed Of trust fox Sl0,-
ther details of the terms and conditions
of the said prlor deed OF trust 10 be an
nounced at the sale. balance all cash over
trust. A deposit of $500 90 required Of
Snd notsrisi fees cost Of pureha5ar
from day Of sale. otherwise trustees re-
serve the right 70 resell property az risk
and cost Of defsulting purchaser. after 3
nsy pusshed IL in SVS Wssbnsen m D s0
or deposit may be forfeited, or without
forfeitins deposit trus .eeS may avail them
selves Of any iesai or equitable rights
,,rop ~ WILLIAM E. BARBOUR.
900 Investmsnl B!sg
Apl1,14,Ie,1s.2o
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

RESTAURANT, FURNISHED, LOCATED ON
Baltimore-W ashington blvd, b-rm, cottage,
gasoline station, rent reasonable. Box
40l-V, Star.
923 KENILWoRTH AVE, Me- STORY
brick with balcony, 50X72,. alongside rr.
Vacant suitable for warehouse, laundry
or any light mfg Only Sl2S month.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. $500.
FOR RENT MAY 1St, LARGE RESTAu-
rant. beer and liquor fully equipped mod
steam heat living quarters; location, Wash
lugton blvd. p o. Box "a, Laurel. Nd.
FOR IMMEDIATE LEASE. FrREPROOF
buldtns, centrally located on main thor
oushfare Of Arlington. Va; approximately
lo500 50 Il floor space. additional 3 700
Sc Il. outside ground space Oil heating
plant, ONCE facilities. lsyatory, basement
storage. Ions lease
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.
205l Wilson Bvd Oh, 319l.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia, Holding Bankruptcy Court,--ln the
Blagden Ave NV. WaShinston, D. G.
Bankrupt.-,Bankruptey No 42o5:-Io he
City Of WASHINGTON. District of Columbia ;
Notice is hereby given that the SAID Jules
c, Winkelman has been duly aaiudsed
April IIth, iesa, and that the first meet
ms of. his creditors vii, be held on the
AM. at the once OF the undersigned
Referee in Bankruptcy, sic Investment
Bids. 18th and K SITS. NV, WASHINGTON.
creditors may attend. prove their claims:
appoint a trustee, appoint q committee OF
creditors, examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. FRED J. EDEN.
Refereee IN Bankruptcy.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1900 BLOCK I4th sT, Nw-LARoE
store with 6-csr gRrage, apts., two hoorS
above, Price, terms or appl!cation; owner
3570, q3l H ST. NV.
Foreclosed and Must Be Sold.
4-Story Bldg.
Within 200 TT, 18th and @ NV,
Small Amount Cash, BAL -a2%.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

LOT, and COMMERCIAL, RENT OR BUY
to store ls trucks small once or garase
atts ched 70 ground preferred. Franklin 1400
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FUTURE.
TOMORROW

TRUSTEE S SALE.
Valuable tract Of land, containing ap5
proximately one hundred .twenty-three and
tWo-fhirds acres OF land. known as the
RANNoCKBURN GOLF CLUB sometimes
known as the CAPITAL GOLF AND CoUN.
TRY CLUB, located at the intersection OF
Wilson Lane and Conduit Road, near Glen
Echo. Montgomery County, MARYLAND; VIII
be sold on SATURDAY, APRIL %. 1Y42'
AT II O'CLOCK AN, on the premises,
club house, golf links. considerable wood
land. etc. -
See Maryland News for advertisement;
or write the undersigned Substituted
JOSEPH B. SIMPSON, JT.,
substituted Trustee,
Rockville, Maryland
Phone Rockville 340,
SIMPSON & SIMPSON,
Solicitors Tor Substituted Trustee.
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LOTS PoR sALE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE ALL OR PART OF 400
acres view property in outer edge OF
n Y City: committing zone for Wash
ington, VirGiniA or Maryland property.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

STONE COLONIAL HOUSE BUILT BY
on ist door, d sedrooms, Including lsrRe
master bedroom 3rd floor unfinished but
Knitahle . bedrooms baths; more than
" acre must sell or rent promptly, owner
Eone into service rent furnished, $40
mo, 1865 Military rd. ~. Arlington, Va
near Chain Bridge, CHI 44B5.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
DESIRE TO PURCHASE A susuRBAN
home with one Or more acres OF land, with
IN % miles OF D. G. Furnish all informa-
tion for consideration. Box alY, Star. 20s
WHAT WILL 5000 CASH, S35 MONTH
purchase me7 Within 25 miles d. c.? BOX
Soy, star. a0s
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r. A HUMPHREYS

sos N, SapltoI ReaItor. Ma. 0130.
CoLoRED-l6 UNITS OF | ROOM. PULL
man kitchen and bath; less than year
old; blocks from Dupont Circles income
price. S3s,5oo. cal MR.. TUCKER NO.
1882.
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AEROpLANkS.

PLY ECONOMICALLY CLUB forming o.
new Tayioreraft Mac Danold. WA. 1856
pemetry. cH 2S4Q after 8 2e'
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INDIAN twin. 1880: excellent condition,
new tires buddy seat. saddle bass speed
ometer, windshield and canvas cover.
Sep6 silver Spring 03Ao,
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT.
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN.
Modern 2-stery BLDG 50xl40, contsins
M ssaS1 ssOV oil burner n S'fss srs. ssox sfS u.s.
reasonable rent.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
223 Investment Bldg. RE. 1881.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

sTAKE-vAN-PAN p NEL.-MERcHANpIsER
Trucks available on rental 70 business Arms
Includes everything but the driver.
SrERRETT OPERATING SERVICE.
HOl Que St NV North 33ll l.
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DE SOTO 1885 de luxe custom coupe
almost new tires; only S1s9, terms. Mr.
Roper 1880 r. !. ave. he.
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REAL FsrATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

500 ACRES or TIMBER LAND IN MEL.
ineamsfslss GO. fs7l .,-.--......-..-,-.,,.
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real opportunity 70 acquire this corner
future, Apis have 8 rms. and bath each.
stores are occupied by old tenants with
low rents Total income about $500
monthly, See Mr.. Boucher, evenings SH.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PERSONAL LOANS TO
SALARIED LADIES.
strictly Confidential
National Finance Co.. 18th and K ets. NV.
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SPACIOUS

One word describes the interior beauu-
NJ describes the loa tHc E1ple anc dos
wecd trees. = rooms . baths maid rs room
RsaS bath. -ec-SR -s1-, vN0Fa WITH rrep ace.
81. 500. Mr. AlEls. CE D
DOMINION HOMES, INC. -
48lS Lee H'r6w&y. Glebe $3.50
E6cATFD IN CONVENIENT SECTION or
ArlinEton. Attractive brick Cc,oplsi home
uf g rooms and g baths. Ccutee hal, living
room 2IN13 vita fireplace, oiDiuE room,
kaehen aUc screened porch or FIRST hoor,
I bedrooms ana baths on second floor.
TtaDeled recreat sor rocu. nTsplace. lsvstoTy
IN basement. slate rQo5. OF heat and de-
THOS G NAGRUDER Co.
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THOS 6. MAGRUDEB co.
1ea Wilson B.vc Cd. iiSAs 81 .ts
4 PEDRnnN


Located IN Fats Church Va, on Il Of
ar acre az beautifully laRcScapea grounds
tbs lovely old 9room Colonial hosss is
offered n those who enjoy the peace and
Qalel az the country without SRcElAcing
ta1e ccnveuienCsS o. the city FeRtur.ng
ialge liviag room with fireplace. 4 bed
UfS, maids rns., ga baths, hot-waieT
heNt 3 percheS, 2-car garaGe, noultry
hsGse and ample garden space. now planted
In berries and asparagus lt affords an
OPPORTUNITY TO obtain d real home for oply
$4,000. Substantial cash payment re-
QllfeG. shown hy appointment only,
MAYNARD BAYLES CO.,
Fails Church. Va Falls Church 1880
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

oAYLIoHT FTREPPocF BUILDING, so,
IS I7-foot door, Call NO. 8ls7.
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FAILS CHURCH. VA.

Si3.a5u-@1F Forest drive. Exclusive
5roaGmont CEagmtNE stone Williamsburg
Colonial Just completed on large Wooded
loi. situated tn @ community OF me
homes : rooms baths, paneled library
o. bedroom and bath LIST floor; paneled
hrfak4agt room living room With stone
fireplace. din.nE room and sN-steel kitchen
with Moncl sfnE Ganc counter, bed
rooms and bath end Aooy large screened
porch. open Hagstane terrace beautiful
Vermont slate roof and eailt-tn gRraee,
rEaNk H MALICE. cWre: and builder,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTOMOBILES WANrEp.

WANTED late-modei used trucks and picl
ups, See Mr.; Lewis LOGAN MOTOR CO
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.

1918 Lee HishwAy, Arlington, Va,
Chestnul $500. EyfAa Oxford aa0n.
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anni COIIrMRIA Rn NW

Beautiful semi detached, brick, used as
PASOUAI, REALTY. Elk. $3.50,
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AuroMoBIlIs FOR SALE.

oTDsMoRfIB is40 g s-dcor trunk 80.
Is like new. s sccd tires. perfect motor;
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-28
solely internovam " Terezfns.

Nemecka policie v tax IVA
mem protektorat6 pokracuje v
soustfedovani zidovskeho oby-
vatelstva v "uzavrenem sldlis-
tt" v Terezine.
Tiskova kancelaT JTA ozna-
mule re Svycarska, re v t6chto
dnech byl v Brine zatcen pre-
sident nabozenske oboe zidov-
Ske M. ZWicker a odvezen do
Terezfna. Zwickerovi je 80
let.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-28
utOku.
Valecna bojiste.

Minuleho tydne 1tocili anne
rictf bojovn1ci We velkych
mnozstv1ch We vzduchu, ma vo-
de i ma zemf, pfi nejmens1m ma
ctyrech frontach obrovskeho
jeviste druhe svetove valky.
Cd bilych 1tesG Doveru az k
parnym dzunglfm Salamoun-
skych ostrov1 81 neprftel i've
domil, re Americana pfisli, a.
by uz neodesli.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-28

"Privedl, a s MIN tobe re-
nicha," odpoved6l. "Dobre,
re prichazis, uz ceka ma tebe
hodnou chvili. Mas ty stesti,
holka! vaz 81 no, a Panbnh
yam pozehna obema, jemu i to
be-"
ga yam nerozumfm. O ja-
KEN zenichu mluv1te?"
Nemohla nevideti jeho poh-
mutt = oci mel zalite slzami.
"Je tn snad Florian Reeb?"
ptala Sc prudce.
Prisvedcil, sdelil Sc s nj o
vsem, co tento mu pc ceste re-
XII. Znamenala, jak otec je
blazen, small Sc a plakal jed
MIN dechem. Vyslechla no
mlcky.
"Ty mic nemluvis, me devce,
mil Boze, ty mic nemluvfs,"
pravil, vida, re sc vsecka chve-
je, oci cd neho odvracl.
ga tam nevejdu!" vyhrkla
pojednou re sebe.
Zbledl, ruce mu klesly.
"a proc?"
"Protoze no nechci!"
ETY. isl Sc zblaznila 49,"
Mona, ale ia no nechci."
PodObalO Sc. re lhOsteinV
kid, jenz tohoto ubozaka sko-
70 nikdy neopoustel, Cd neho
prchl. Dech sc mu zacal kra-
tit, hrud income pracovala, Wy
trestene oci Sc zalily krvl.
ely -. hloupa -. ty =.
vyletelo dive slovo z jeho 1st
i tebe patti zabit!"
"To m1Gzete udelat," odveti-
la chladne a klidne, "ale pTi.
mutt me, abych 81 vzala Glove.
ka, jehoz nechci, toho nedove.
dete."
Obratila Sc, jake by chtela
prchnouti do bllzkeho lesa, ale
pojednou nohy jake by Sc byly
podkosily. Zavravorala, "a.
chytila Sc O zebTinu Poole n.
stoj1c1 vozu, pax sklesla ma ko.
lena a propukla v usedavJ
plac.
Podflsky Sc vzpamatoval
pristoupil k nj, jeho tezka mo.
zoly pokryta ruka polozila 81
ma jejl rameno.
"Vstan, mole dite pro
sim te, vstan a vejdi tan
aspon k nemu. Neslapej svt
stest1 nohama, abys pozde ne.
litovala -"
"Mne je no Ito, tato, ale ne
mOhu 49,"
"Je to mil osud, zavzdychl
"marne Sc mu vzpfram 49,"
"MIj take" della dlvka, enc
mohu "a to, re =. no . mech
CT -" Isl
"Aspon vejdi do svetnice {
promluv k nemu dobre slovo .
vzdyt je hTfch, ublfzit tax do
bremu cloveku."
Domlouval j neznymi slo
wy, CO jen jich ved6l. Ons
vstala, usedla ma Spalek, 81
sklonenou hlavou sedela, "a
stlraj1c oci zasterou. Pc ne
Jake chvlli Sc zvedla a vesl;
pevnym krokem do staveni
Vstoupila do sv6tnice v okam
zenl, kdyz jeji matka domlu
villa svou dlouhou mravokar
nou rec. Pristoupila k Flo
%rianovi, jenz vida il, radost
vsecek Sc zardel, a podala MI
ruku.
"Vftam te u nas," pravila
1smevem ma l1c1ch.
A matka k nj: "Jen Sc svlec
|jsi celia ucourana. Takovol
dobu isl pryc a pTece Wis, re tt
tn potTebuju. Cekam ma tebt
jake ma bozf smilovanf; j.
svrchovany cas-, abych pokli
dila We staj1ch. AZ Sc svleces
obleces tn holku tady, Floria1
81 j odveze k MIN, az ona 81
trochu osusf To koukas
vid, jakeho tn name hoste
Panb1h no k nam postal, dev
ce!"
Fanny vybehla Ease ven; SCI
kala Sc predsfni s otcem.
"Tato, proslm vas, ami slovs
name, o Gem jsme mluvili
Sprav1m 81 to sama," zaseptals
mu.
PAX il bylo slyset, ana beze.
la nahoru pc schodech ma p16.
du. Ia malou chv1li Sc obievils
v domac1ch uborI, bez satku
ma -hlave, ruse kucerave vlasy
jen zavirily: ma holem krku
m61a dvOinSSOh OtOEnnOu In.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-08-28

re J0n Ia nOIka J0uVa
BGh den dial, uz nemela stanf,
a re must pro tn kn1zku, stdj
co stGj, jake by ia hloupa
knizka il utekla. Mluvila jsem
do nj jake do dTeva, ably neod-
chazela, seckala trochu, den,
diva dni, az ty vody trochu
vyschnou, ale to to -. vsak
il znas, tn palici! Tu ma pc
Hieslech, pc tech furiantech!
ia Sc jen bojfm, re il necha,
az il lepe pozna."
Florian tie chvile odstoupil
cd dedovy pOstele a pribllzil
Sc k manzelGm.
"Je mi Ito, re jsem nezasti-
hi Fanny" pravil, "ale mic ma
plat, pospfcham domG, prace
ceka cd vcerejska. Pfijdu k
veceru ..."
"Ou, ty mil zlaty, neutfkej
TAXI" zvolala Pod1lska temer
zd6sen6. ga jsem takova
hlOupa, hlava Sc mi toci! =. .
Ami jsem t6 nicim neuctila. u
vaTfm ii kavu, HE'D! =. A pax
Fanny sc vrati co nevidet, pGl
druhe hodiny tomu, co odesla.
Wis, ia bych rada, abys j to
vymluvil, co 81 vzala do hlavy
v pTfcin6 odchodu. Ma mole
slova media, ale tebe poslech-
ne, protoze te ma rada -"
Tohle slovo naplnilo dust
mladikovu nevyslovnym bla-
hem. Vsecek Sc zardel RADIO
stf.
"Vy rfkate, re me ma rada,"
pravil chvejfcfm Sc hlasem,
"Ona YAM to Tekla?"
ia to vim, zcela jist6 to
vim," odv6tila ma kvap; "jak
re bych neved6la? lobe k
Will zGstane u mas, a my Sc be-
nj tax tezko obedience. Kdoz
by te nemel rad, takoveho po-
radneho cloveka? A potion.
Wis, ia ii tn holku taky vykou-
pam, vzdyt je umounena az
b6da -. vzdyt tva matka by
Sc il lekla 49,"
A obracejlc sc k svemu mu-
Ii: ga nevlm, co ty isl "a
Glov6ka! Stojis tn a zevlujes,
jake bys nev6del, re sane wit
nemGzes ma jfzdu do Sattelber-
ka. Jdi piece 81 pTipraviti
VIZ =. kdo vi, kde mas kosati-
nu! S tebo jue krfz, ma mic
nepamatujes, ma vsecko abych
myslila ia"
"Vzdyt uz jdu," zamumlal
Podflsky a bral Sc ven re dive
II.
Jedva byl venku, zena Ease
k Florianovi: "Vidfs, nen1 ii tc
mic platno, chvilku pockat mu-
sis. Uvar1m tt kavu, to by tax
bylo, abys odesel takhle."
Sbehla do sklepa pro ml6ko
jez postavila ma plotnu; pc.
tom Sc jala tlouci hmozdyT.
prazenOu kavu. Voda zat1m
chladla v neckach a nahJ
chlapec dosud cekal ma kou.
pei; nez, poole vseho, cekan.
no nenudilo; svate obrazy byly
tax nev1dane nadherne. Flori.
an usedl ma lavici a dival sc ma
deti. V tom zena Ease k nemu
pfiskocila.
Bud tax dobry = odpust
re Sc ptam. Reknu to bez oba.
lu. Rozumel ii dobTe ten mGj
Wis, on je nekdy jake by nedo.
slychal tvs pry mu Tekl, re
ia 81 mysl1m, re to nemGze
byt 80"
ia jsem mu Tekl, re 81 ne.
vezmu jine devce "a zenu ne5
vasi Fanny, rozum1 Sc, bude-l
me cht1ti a neodepfete-li Wy
sveho s~volen1."
Velke cerne oci zeniny otev.
rely Sc siroce.
"Ty prece mluvfs do oprav.
dy," vyrazila re sebe, ma &C.
lem t6le Sc chvejfc; "a tvoji
rodice? -.
"Kdyby mym rodicGm ne
byla vftana, nebyl bych to re-
kl," odvetil pevne. "Svoluje-
tell k tomu Wy, rozhoduje nyni
jedin6 ona. ia jsem take Tekl,
re nechci, abyste il nutili nebo
pTemlouvali."
Mladfk opakoval svoji dnes-
nj rozmluvu s Pod1lskym.
Mleko ma plotne preteklo,
cpavy dym naplnil v okamze-
nj celou svetnici.
ia jsem blazen! ia jsem
Ztratila hlavu!" zvOlala POdfl-
The future outlook., 1942-12-26
METROPOLITAN BOSTON.


Where sweet New England breczes
blow,
And hllthcsomc larks soar above,
Singing rhapsodlc mating refrains,
There Is one street that | dearly
love;
The sny main metropolitan thorough
fare.
Called fremont by merchant and
maid.
Shines In my remniscing memory.
Like starlight from twilight dec
adc.
The old North Church with It's
stately spirc,
A reyered relic OF colonial days.
When Paul Revere hung his lanterns
two.
Bespcaks of the ancient Puritan way.
or Protestant religious worship.
Which Boston has preserved through
the years,
AS Il heritage for youthful posterity,
unmoved by radical changes and
fears.
~ lslWf ~ kl.EfE :
There are modern stores aud thea
ters,
Just across from the city common.
Where shoppers can purchase mcr-
chandse.
Pure medical drugs aud squcczers for
lemons;
Several busy miles In longitudinal
extent,
fremont street IL delight for tired
eyes,
With it'ssmnrt hotels aud municipal
parks,
Appropriately situated beneath
friendly skies.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER &c. 1874?
Universal In Scope.

Throughout the world this we,l,
p,ople of every race are halting IN
their labor Ia commemorate the
birth OF u baby nearly two thousand
years ago. In facotrics. In stores. on
fnrms, IN trenches where men are
locked IN mortal combat, ia homes
men and women will unite In fervcnt
alteration for the child who became
the saviour of mankind, Fighting
may not cease but behind the guns
and IN the jungles Of battlcfields
men on opposing sides win feel glad
In their hearts that the Christ was
born. Their hopes may be shattered
but In their hearts they viii feel n
wnrm glow OF happiness that the
messnge OF the Christ IL alive today.
The message OF Christ Is tina, OF
universal love and devotion OF the
ideal OF simplicity, OF kindlincss, OF
service. one to another II Is time
less In It's implication. complete In
its meaning. II has the means OF go
ing into places of darkness and
bringing light II can dlspel sorrow.
II can tighten suffering; aud It Is
universal, for all men and all faiths
source of peace and understand
Ing.
Probably ut no time In this his.
tory OF this nation has there been nn
occasion when the Christmas period
should have more Significance than
this year. Youths of the land are
being literally poured into Il war
which Will determine the right OF II
people 10 survive n treacherous war.
II as II nation we do not have the
courage aud the stamina and the de-
termination to win. democracy for
luany centuries may bc swept from
the earth, Our fight is TO keep alive
the fire OF love aud hope that Christ
brought into II world just as much
as 1t Is to protect our homes aud the
right to live our lives In pence.
The advent OF Christ into this
world was simple. There was no fan
fare. No one to proclaim him King
Augustus ruled the world Rome was
triumphant But Augustus Is forgot
ten and the Roman empire the
modern Roman empire - Is hut Il
sorry sliambles. But the spirit OF
Christ who came Int on world tc
hring Joy to mankind remaln'
dominant.
II Is n privilege to commemorate
The birth Of Christ In our own fash
ion this Christmas season nnt
whatever our lot In life. we car
rcup lnstlng satisfaction from The
certainty that Christ lives for met
today as He did IN bethlehem cen
turtles ago
The future outlook., 1942-12-26
a PLEDGE AND A PRAYER.

had made to make sure his work
would be carried on.
Jesus replied II have given my
message to Peter and John. They viii
tell others aud thus the news will
spread"
"liut suppose" said Gabriel. the
fishermen are 80 busy with their
fishing. and the women are 30 taken
up with their homework that they
forget To tell their friends. what
other plans have you nader"
Jesus thought for moment and
then replied: IL have no other plans,
am counting on them"
II am counting on them :" Legend
though this may he. there Is solemn
truth In II: Christ IL counting on
every Christian to do his duty In the
plnce where he stands.
II Is the responsibility Of the Chris.
tnn to keep the light OF good viii
burning In his heart In world gone
mad with hate
Two Christian principles that go
into temporary eclipse when the
| world Is nt war are truth and love.
All the news we get now has been
censored aud doctored by the depart
mcnt OF propaganda. Consequently
we never know how much or how 1T
tie OF the truth we ARE getting.
The other principle that eoes lnto
eclipse In time OF war Is love. The
nature of modern war ls such that II
cannot succeed except In an atinos
phcre of fanatlcal hate. II is human.
ly impossible TO entertain u beneyo-
lent feeling toward the enemy.
What can Christian do In the
midst of conditions like thescl BY
the grace of God he cnn do the I'm.
possible. he can refrain from hating
anybody. Certainly he must never
forget the ideal set by Jesus In these
sublime words: Love your enemies
do good to them that hate you, bless
them that curse you, pray for them
that despitefully use you"
In these days, especially, every
Christian should do "all out" for the
Church of Jesus Christ
We are witnessing IL gigantic Of
fort on the part of the allied nations
to save our soil and our institutions
because they believe that the future
of the world and OF the Christian
Church viii best be served by an al
lied victory, many give their blessing
10 the allies. However, we must be
reminded that only one institution
IN working to save the souls OF men.
That institution Is the Church of Je-
sus Christ What shall II profit the
allies II they gain the soil OF the
whole world and lose their souls?
CONTINUED On Page Sir
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PURITAN HARLEM.

A few blocks west OF the Cocoanut
Grove. ga
Where the 1882 conrngration oc-
CURED, ~.
Touching Boyiston street at the Com
mon. 4
And paralleled to fremont extending
southwark. 80
Is Bostons fashionable bronze thor.
oughfare, &
Up To date artisticratic Columbus
avenue,
Which for literary convenience we Z
will cnll, Il
CONTINUED On Page Sepcnj
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Our Responsibility.

what is the responsibility OF n
Christian In world like ours7 Many
answers could be given to this ques-
tion. The following legend will serve
TO begin the discussion:
There ls a legend that when Jesus
returned to heaven. the angel Cab
rIcl asked his Lord what plans he
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{ o s NJ O POLITAN
POET RY
LIT E r A RY
DEV OF EES
BY William Mdief Carpenter
BY William Mdief Carpenter

and Tripoll.
Where swarthy turbaned vendors sell
trinkets,
Necklaces and bracelets wonderful TO
see. l
Bostonans call this section Scoliey
Square.
Here one can buy sugary Arabian
dates
Quecrly shaped tobacco pipes from
South Africa.
Cleverly crocheted centerpieces OF :
Venetian lace,
Rare books printed upon European
presses. s.
Written in the classic Slavic Ian
gunges,
Serbian. Crotian. and Yugoslavian.
with beautiful legends marked on
their pages
!
Odds and ends of almost every known
description.
Can he purchased here ut various
prices,
Curlos imported from the far ends OF
the earth. -
Edible locusts from Palestine a3d
rare spices, =.
Whose fragrant odor perfumes the
mir,
Such is the romance Of Boston's
Scolley Square
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sCOLIEY SQUARE.

On the upper end OF fremont street
A few blockssouth OF Market Square
There Is very interesting district.
Which boasts many novelties fair,
Including typical oriental bazaars,
Such ms those found In Damascus
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INTERN NATIONAL
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
Dynamic Christian
Living;
BE not overcome OF evil, but
overcome evil with good.
How To Live.

The close Of year Is good time
for self-exuminntion How do our
lives look IN retrospect? Wherein
have we fallen down In our high
profession OF faith? Is there any
doubt as Ia where we stand on the
issues of life?