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the Distinguished Service Medal
In his will he left substantial funds
to the Children's Hospital and Vir-
ginia Military Institute, of which
he was a graduate.
Mrs. Locke's grandfather was Sen
ator from 1890 to 1902. Active in
District affairs, he was largely re-
sponsible for the city's present sys-
tenn of waterworks.
Mrs. Locke was a former board
member of Childrens Hospital and
a member of the Sulgrave Club.
She is survived by a daughter
Mrs. Gale Mclean of Elizabeth s
Delight, Silver Spring, Md, and a
son, James Mcmillan Gibson, Fed
eral Housing Administration exec
utive, of Washington.
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5 Hurt in $500, 900 Fire
At California Airport

BY the Associated Press.
GLENDALE. Calf, April Is
Damage estimated at S5O0,0O0 was
caused by fire yesterday which
destroyed three buildings at the
Grand Central Airport, burned sew
en- airplanes and injured five work.
men.
The fire started from an explo-
sion in the paint department OF
the Curtiss- Wright Technical In
stitute and burned the hangar in
which 1t was housed, together with
the personnel Office and the com
missary.
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In New York

Capt. Arthur Clarendon Smith,
Jr, U. s. M. c., and Mrs. Smith,
who are in New York at the Wal
dorf-Astoria, will be joined there
tomorrow by the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. While in New
York they will be entertained by
Rear Admiral L. c. Covell of the
Coast Guard Training Station.
Capt. and Mrs. Smith spent
Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Buell.
Miller at their home in Philadel-
lphia. They will return to Wash
ington the middle Of next week.
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English Union Tea
For ArchbiSh0h

The Archbishop of York will be
the honor guest at a reception
Monday afternoon given by the
Notwithstanding Union. The
function will be given at the May
flower Hotel from until 7 o'clock
and among the guests will be
His Britannia Majesty's Ambassa-
dor and Lady Halifax.
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NV, after a
brief illness.
Born in De-
troit, Mrs. Locke
came to Wash
ington in 1896
with her grand
father, Senator
James Mcmillan
of M i c h i g a n.
S h e attended
Dobbs F. err y
School in New
York and COM
pleted her edu-
cation in Eu-
rope.
hErc ABB .
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Senator and Bride
Are Honor Guests

Senator and Mrs. Styles
Bridges, whose marriage took
place recently, were honor guests
at a large and delightful recep-
ton given yesterday afternoon
for them by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Royce Powell. The party. took
place In the Chinese room of the
Mayhower and the guests were
representative of congressional
and residential circles. In adj
dition there was large con-
tingent Of Army, Navy and
Marine Corps officers and their
wives present.
The reception hours were from
s until 8 o'clock and later Mr..
and Mrs. Powell entertained q
few close friends OF Senator
Bridges and his bride at dinner.
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Dinner Last Niqhf

Gen. Alberto Romero, Minister
OF National Defense of Ecuador.
was the guest in whose honor
the Ambassador Of Ecuador.
Senior CAPTAIN Colon Eioy Alfaro,
entertained at dinner last eve
ming at the Mayf1ower.
Gen. Romero is in the country
at the invitation of the War De-
partment and is making a tour
OF military and naval stations.
He Is accompanied by his aide,
Col. Jose Maria SuareZ.
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Arlington Hall Junior College at
tended Sullins College in Bristol,
Tenn, and she is member of Tau
Phi Sorority. The bridegroom is a
graduate of Presbyterian College,
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Dratha.
SMITH, EUGENE PATRICK.

SMITH, EUGENE PATRICK. On Friday
k kB5 t bs44 g% SE TV sdm Was9
E. Smith (nee ouisieyJ Of 1915 Penmsy i
y YAM ave- e Sc; and BROTHER Of staff sergt
Mrs, P. J, Quigley Funeral from the above
RESIDENCE on Monday, April II, at $3.50
am. High requiem mass at St. Peters
Church at 8 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Semetery. Relatives and friends invited.
! The voice is mute, the heart is still
oh Ih hitte l1Vea US ia, all So vel and true;
From one so sweet as you.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear Pat.
It's sweet to breathe thy name:
In life we loved you dearly
And in death we do the same.
You had smile for every one
And heart as pure as gold:
10 those who knew and loved you
Your memory will never srog ol d.
Friday. April Il. 1874, ELizABETH JOHN.
snider end mother l., Of It. Robert II. snideT,
are invited to cali at the W. W. Deal fu-
neral home, 1912 Ga. ave. NV. Funeral
on and aend ADF 1v 1
private. Ia
ToLEss WALLACE. Departed this life
On IhuTsday April u; 1914; at Gallinser
!Aoopltdi, w AL1hCE Jules. he is survived
by devoted wife, one son. three daughters.
three sons-in-law, one daughter in-law, six
|grandchlldrsn, one niece, one nephew and
mains resting at the Smiths funeral funeral home,
1125 18th st. NV Funeral Tuesday, April
g. at l pm, from Christian Church, 18th
floating. 16s
WOOD. I. 5. NJ Students SsT on s HMDE 3
T 1TA4; sf Ssattls Wash. It. Comdr. JUS:
loved son, ofiFforine c. and James z. Steele
and Mad /. brighter af Mrs: Florence Chichester,
AnF SEQ 9 THhs As E EfsSsnfs s2 seaaS Sdd
husband q Dana L, Vaughan and father
M5s 81 Ghsnp ohio and ss Hs5y
Chambers funeral home, SIT 18th St.
int nn MoRdag ART IL at 1920
Is
1914. JAMES WALKER, brother Of Emma
Roeers. Also surviving are two grand
jr. and one fson-in- law RAYMOND Harris!.
or sr. Notice Of funeral later. Arrangemaht3
WouJFE. PAULINE. On Friday. 4n4;f
puIINE EeS WoUIrE lS belo Rsaddo aIIfs
" Mc'3arl woulfe; mother of Sister Mary
- aeI. .-ohn c., Michael l.. Gertrude A.
.SnG,s J. and Ada T. Wonlfe: Mrs. Morris
sisteT ef Mande E. oNeii. Funerai fr ann
to above residence on Monday April II at
$50 . N; High requiem mass at St An
tiveS and friends invited Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. I6
ZONCKI, VIOLET E. On Friday, April
u, 1914, at Casualty Hospital. VIOLET z.
AONCkl, beloved wife Of Michael j. Zoncki
ley Brooks, Remains resting at Chambers
funeral sd home; 81 18th st. Sc, until Mon
gay, Aprn II, at 2 pm. Services at the
Little Church Of Fort Lincoln at $50 nm.
1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. is
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Mrs. Grace NJ. Locke
Widow Of General,
Dies at Home Here

Mrs. Grace Mcmillan Locke. Sc,
socially prominent widow of Brig.
Gen. Morris E. Locke. died last
night at her home. 1761 r street
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J. Martin A|Iwine Dies;
Southern Railway Clerk

j. Martin Allwine, Sc, assistant
chief clerk in the Office of the
president Of the Southern Railway
here, died suddenly of a heart at
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Darn nf Chunks

TERRELL, WILLIAM. wish to thank
my friends and relatives for the lovely
floral tributes and expressions of sympathy
at the time of my bereavement.
WALTER G. TERRELL.
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Miss Charlotte White Hines,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Needham
Christopher Hines, of Arlington, was
married last evening to 1t. Harry
Thornton Harvin, U. S. N. r., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart I. Harvin
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Club Plans Outiue

Members of the Potomac Appala-
chan Trail Club will take an eight
mile hike tomorrow from Bruins
wick, Md, to Harpers Ferry, w. Va
Transportation to the point of de-
parture will be via the B. & o. Rail-
road.
Grease makes gunpowder! Save
waste kitchen fats. Take them to
your meat dealer.
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Dratha.

II, 1914, CARRIE B. ALLEN, 1919 Clifton
st. NV, Remains resting at the, S. H
Notice of funeral later.
ALLwINE. J.. MARTIN. suddenly. on
ALLWINE Of 4oo4 iIneis ave. n.T W. be- a-
loved husband of Mary E. .Alwine tnee
AIKEN AIKEN: father of PVT Martin A, coTpld
brother of Mrs. Irene C. Bradshaw. oscar
G., Lewis P, and Mary Edna Allwine.
Friends may call at the Lee funeral home,
services will be held on Monday, April II.
at pm. Interment Prospect Hill Gene
terry. 16
ANDERSON, PHYLLIS A. On Friday,
April a. ls a PHYLLIS A ANDERSON \.
r. and Gladys v Hook and sister Of Hilda
R r. some ssIy'fs At he e s sonda
Ar! April l,I II; at pm. Interment in cesar
ANDERSON, PHYLLIS A. Friends and
members Of Daughters OF American Eagle
srvs No. "a s e ss f ssepd
1914, at Chambers southeast funeral
home. 16
BEAUDHUY, JOHN d. On Saturday.
April 5, 1914. JOHN .. BEAUDHUY, Re
mains resting at Frazier's funeral home,
$50 r. I. ave. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
CARDoZo, FRANCIS LEWIS. Suddenly
on Wednesday, April ~, 1914, in New York
City, FRANCIS LEWIS CARDOIO, beloved
father of Mrs. Margaret C. Holmes, Mrs
Elizabeth c. Barker, Dr.. w. Warrick Car
dozo Mrs. Enmeta c. Dawson, Mrs. Cath
crime c. Lewis and Mrs. Frances c. Payne
Friends may call Sunday, April 10, after l
pm, at the residence of his daughter, 1850
will be held Monday. April Il, at pm
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Allen
& Morrow, directors in charge. is
CLIFTON, COL. A. T. On Friday, April
IA 1914, at Los Angeles, Calf, Col A. T.
CLIFTON, brother of Gay and Richard S.
Clifton. Funeral notice later.
CROUCH, EDWIN C. On Friday, April
IA, 1914, at Sibley Memorial Hospital, Ed
WIN c. CROUCH, beloved husband OF Elsie
E. Crouch and father of Mildred V. Moore
Ihelma NJ; Tayman, Naomi f F co ss
mains resting at H M Padgetts funeral
home. 131 18th St. Sc. Funeral services
18TH and I4th sts. Sc, on Monday, April ri
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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ALLEN, CARRIE B. On Tuesday April
il, 1914, CARRIE B. ALLEN, 1919 Clifton
st. NV. Remains resting at the s. H
Hines Co. funeral home, 1901 14th St NV
Notice of funeral later.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

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SECOND. A753-cond transportation.
housekeeping rooms also sleeping
warm. girls preferred
, ROOMS Ane bath partly furnished,
s35 month white only 1907 Bangor
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AN C-ATrlC-as-S&ee
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ARGO stove. oil. burns clean. metered
delivery, 3 2flo cents gallon, 100
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CARPET AND RUG CLEANING

BEAUTIFUL rugs and upholstered furn-
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Garfield Rug A. Furniture Cleaners.
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WEARING APPAREL

SALE. or ooO SUITS AND OVER.
COATS 500 FIR COATS. IS AND
Tp FIRST CONE FIRST SERVED
Wills LOAN 90 4of GRATIpT
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ELECTRICAL WIRING
Floor Sanding. waxins. Etc.

! decentralization wiring. repair
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BOARD AND ROOMS

AVERY. ASA. corner West Warren
Best foods office lobby. real home
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Trinerjevo grenko vino
ponovno izvoljeno

Trinerjevo grenko vino
ponovno izvoljeno
Trinerjevo grenko vino je bilo po-
rovno izvoljeno enoglasnim odobrava-
MEM kot najbolj priljubljeno zelodcno
odvajalno sredstvo. Cast komur Cast
pripada. Pred 81. lett je bilo prineseno
ma trg, prvak tenn oziru. Popularnost
tie zanesljive preparacije je nepresta-
no rastla, in je Sc vedno ospredju.
Njena nova tvarina, Vitamin B-1, jo je
napravila Sc boljso. Vedno pravo in "a
nesljivo, Trinerjevo grenko vino z vi
taminom B-1 sedaj uziva dobro zaslu-
zeno priznanje. Rabite ga kot predpi-
sano ma steklenici. Poskusite ga, ako
ga se niste rabbi, in Sc sami preprica-
te. Vas lekarnar vam bo postregel 4
MIN, toda Ge ga te dni ne dobite v vast
sosedscini. pisite ma Joseph Triner
Corp, 1888 S. Ashland Ave; Chicago
s. I'll. ~ -.....
E >
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LEPl STRltEK
~..a-.... ... BEl-AMl u:
Francoski spisal - GUY DE MAUPASSANT
Prevel - OTON zUPANcIc
BE:L--AMI

Prevel - OTON zUPANCIc

pri roki; koncert v kavarni, to
je razvedrilo mojemu lekarnar-
ju in NIGGA zeni, ne pa meni. Kaj
maj torej Storm? Mic. Tukaj-le
bi moral biti poleten vrt, kakor
je park Monceau, cello noe od-
prt, kjer bi clovek sedel pod
drevjem, pill hladila in poslusal
prav dobro godbo. To, ne bi bilo
colo zabavisce, nego pohajkova-
lisce; in vstopnina bi morala BIZ
tt draga, to bi privabilo lepih
dam. setal bi Sc lahko po drevo-
redih, lepo peskom posutih, z
elektriko razsvetljenih, sedel,
kadar tt koli drago, da bi poslu-
Sal godbo, cd blizu ali cd dalec.
To smo imeli po priliki tako svo-
je case pri Musardu, samo da je
disalo re proved po beznici; pre-.
bucno je bio, >premalo prostora
ne dovolj sence, ne dovolj MIRA
ku. PRAY lep vrt bi moral biti
pray velik. To bi bilo prijazno
Kan hoces iti?"
Duroy je bill v zadregi in n
vedel, kaj maj rece; naposled ST
je odlocil: "Jaz ne poznam Fo
lies Bergeres. Tia bi Sci pray
rad"
! Njegov prijatelj je vzkliknil
"Folies Bergeres? Prokleto
Kuhala Sc bova kakor v kotlu
Naposled, bodisi, zabavno je p;
, vendar le."
| Zasukala sta sc ma petah ii
mahnila proti cesti Fauborg
: Montmartre.
: Razsvetljeno procelje etablis
mana je metalo mocan blesk n;
> stiri ceste, XII Sc stekajjo pre-
MIN. Celia vista izvosckov j
cakala pri izhodu.
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(Nadaljevanje)

Forestierja je to presenetilo:
"Obleke nimas? Prokleto! Am
pax seveda je to neogibno po-
trebna stvar. V Parizu, vidis,
bolje brez postelje nego brez O.
bleke."
Potem je segel naenkrat v te-
lovnik, potegnil ven nekaj zlat-
nikov, wei diva luija, ju posta-
vii pred svojega. starega tova.
risa in mu dejal z iskrenim
prijateljskim glasom: "VrneS
mi, kadar utegnes. Izposodi al
pa 81 kupi ma mesecne obroke -
nekaj moras dati ma racun -
potrebno obleko; sploh - opre
mi Sc, sjutri pa pridi k meni M
dine, oh pol osmih, rue Fontai
ne, IT,"
Duroy, zmeden, je sprawl de
mar in je jecljal: "Preljubezni1
81, hvala lepa, bodi preprican
da tt ne pozabim >"
Oni ga je prekinil: "A, kaj
re dobro. Sc emo case, kajne
a." - In ze je zaklical: INA
takar, diva kozarca piva!"
Potem, ko sta popila, je vpra
Sal zurnalist:
cali ne bl hotel malo po me
stu pohajkovati, "a emo uro?"
"Prav rad"
In krenila sta proti Madeleni
"Kaj maj pocneva sedaj?" j
vprasal Forester. "Trdijo, d.
Sc v Parizu pohaj jkac vedno lah
ko zabava; to nj res. JAZZ, kada
hocem zvecer pohajkovati, n
VEN nikoli, kan bi Sc dejal. Il
let v boulongski gozd je zaba
ven samo, &c imas zensko S Sc
boz, in vsak hip je nimas ravn'
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DAROVANA
Ceski nopisoI AIoizii Dos+oI
Zeodovinska povest il dobe Slovanskih apostolov
grascak mu ponudi stol z umet

graseak mu ponudi stol z umet-
no izrezanim naslonjalom, sam
pa sede nasproti. Tudi Lucia je|
prisla in mu stisnila roko kakor
krvnemu sorodniku. Sal je bilo
Bozidarovo ime slavno, kakor
hi sedel ma knezjem prestolu in
znano po vsej Moravski, kakor
hi bill potomec stare in slavne
plemenitaske rodovine!
''In kako 81 zrastel, gospod
Bozidar!!'
"Skcro bl te. ne bila spozna-
la."
"Cas je res kakor voda. Ko-
like pa je ze cd tega, kar 81 mas
zapustil z Metodom ?"
"Ne spominjaj mas teh zalost-
nih trenutkov. Kmalu uredimo
| vse, da DO vse prav. Bozidar je
danes mas gost. Hocemo ga po.
gostiti, kolikor je pac mogoce
ma oddaljenem gradu sredi 60
zdov. Kje tici neki Lizika ?"
"Vedi Bozidar" pripoveduje
grascakinja in sede poleg mia.
denica, XII ga Sc pred kratkim
casom nj mogla trpeti, "sprejel
smo v hiso hcer carovnika Du.
ba in deklici Sc tako ljubita, ds
ne moreta biti druga brez dru
ge. Deklica je zelo postena
pridna, poslusna in dobra. Sa.
jo hos videl."
Bozidar Sc zgane. Skoro n
vec znal sedeti ma tako visoken
stolu, navajen je bill polagat
svoje ude k pocitku v senco ka
kega drevesa ali pa kar ma tr
da tia. Kakor nitro je zacul {
Dubovi hceri, je bill kakor ns
trnju in rdecica ga je polila pe
licih.
! ""Revico je zapustil in zavrge
MEN lastni oce zato, ker sc j
| dala krstiti. Prisla je ma grae
vsa bolna. Morda bi bila umrla
&c hi sc je ne usmilila; tako 81
je oce razjezil mad svojo lastnt
krvjo.'
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(NadaljeVanje)

Dubova hci vztrepeta, desni-
co pritisne ma srce in hca j
moeno zarde.
"Zaupaj mi vse, draga mo]a'
- povej mi vse.'
"Nikakih skrivnosti nlmam,
sama sebe ne razumem. Dekle
sem, k; je IRA stlo v gozdA
manjka mi besedi, S katerlml
bi mogla izraziti cuvstva svoje-
ga srca. Malo sem Sc sesla z
liudmi. Samo "a naravo sem Il
vela, samo MO razumem in ona
meme. Toda slabosti so ze pre-
Sic in zopet sem vesela."
Cvetana sc hoce zasmejatl, a
smeh il zastane ma ustnlcah.
Srcno objame Liziko in pogleda
jo svojimi modrimi ocmi.
"BOdiva 81 prlJatelJlcl ma NV-
ljenje in smrt -"
"Saj sva re davno. Dolzna
sem ii -veliko hvaleznost, Lizi-
ka.'
me govori tenn, Cd danes
81 moja sestra.'
Cvetani je bilo zopet, kakor
bi jo zbodlo srcu, a Sc je HI
tro zavedla. Kako bi mogla lie z
emo besedo, enim cuvstvom
razburjene notranjosti omracitj
jasno cello, cisto duso verne to-
varisice, tako ljubljene sestre!
Zaradi Lizike stori vse, iztrga IL
srca vse njene korenine, daruje
svoje zivljenje. Sal j dolguje
svoje zivljenje, kajti ko hi ne bi'
10 tega gradu in MEM take
dobrih ljudi, bila bi Sc pogubila
V gozdu, padla bi bila kot zrtev
zbesnelih poganskih duhovni
kov.
Cvetana Sc trudi, da bi pre-
pricala Liziko, da il sedaj ni{
vec ne tezi srca, ko je zagotov
LENA, da sc ocetu mic zalega NJ
zgodi.
Nikolaj je slavll bivsega slu
go in varovanca ma gradu, XII j
postal sedaj V kratkem casu i
meniten moz. Bozidar mora pri
ii v dvorano, XII je bila namenje
ma lie "a najodlicnejse goste il
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Mali oglasi
OdrosIi druzziini

Sc odda stanovanje 5 sobami,
zgoraj. Kopalnica, fornez in vse
udobnosti ter garaza. Cena $38.
mesecno. Vprasa Sc ma 772 E..
90 St., ali poklicite LII. 1924.
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Forester je vstopil. Duroy ga
lie ustavil:
"Pozabila sva vzeti vstopni-
.ce."
Oni je, odgovoril mosko:
~ menoj nj treba mic plaea-
IT," ..
10 Sc je priblizal vratom,
kjer nadzirajo vstopnice, so ga
vsi trije pregledniki pozdravii.
Srednji mu je podal cello roko.
zurnalist je vprasal:
cali innate dobro lozo?"
"Gotovo, gospod Forester" :"
Wei je kupon, XII mu ga je
moz ponudil, pahnil je v dvo-
krilna vrata, XII SO bila obloze-
ma z blazinami in z usnjem obsi-
ia, in ze sta bila v dvorani.
Tobakov dim je zavesal, ka-
kor prav rahla meglica, oddalje-
nejse prostore, oder, in nasprot-
no stran gledalisca. In nepre.
stano Sc je dvigala ia lahna
megla v tenkih, modrikastih
trackih cd vseh cigar in vsef
cigaret, XII SO jih kadili vsi t
ljudje, nenehoma je vstajala, se
zbirala pod stropom in tvorils
pod razsezno kupolo okrog le
stenca, mad galerijo prvega mad
stropja, natlaceno z gledalci, ne
DO, z dimom prevleceno.
(Dalje prihodnjie)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-11
Kupi+e cd Ios+niko

Hisa "a 2 druzini, a sobe vsa-
ko stanovanje; kopalnica in ga
razi.. Spodnje stanovanje je
prazno. Odprto ma ogled cd 3.
do. 6. ure zvecer. Nahaja Sc ma
15705 Corsica Ave-, HE. 1921.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-11
Prodo Sc

/ mlado kravo; 3 tone sena: !:
traktor domacega izdelka; 2 vo-
"a in stroj "a kositi seno. Vpra-
sa Sc pri FRANK KAUsEK,
White Rd.' Box 23' Wickliffe,
Ohio.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-11
Kuhinisko pee

naprodaj, v dobrem stanju. Tu-
di moska obleka, mere 40, v ze-
10 dobrem stanju, Sc proda po
zmerni ceni. Poklicite po s. uri
zvecer. Boulevard 1915.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

notes sound sleep, without drugs.
Second, Ovaltine helps replenish
vitality worn-out muscle,
nerve and body cells, while you sleep.
Third, it also supplies extra vita
minis and minerals in a delicious,
more natural way for better health
and keen vitality.
So why not turn to Ovaltine, start
ing tonight. See if you don't begin
to sleep better at night, work better
by day! See if you don't begin to
wake up each morning brighter,
fresher and more radiant ready to
greet the day with smile! Get
Ovaltine az your nearby store today!
Evening star., 1944-12-10

LIKE NEWLYWEDS AGAIN!
Life is fuller. happier-when you
have the vigor to carry through
the day. Start drinking Oval
tine regularly, night and morn
ing. See if you don't begin to
feel better, to look better, to
discover thrilling second
blooming.
Evening star., 1944-12-10

TW-f1Ie44
Evening star., 1944-12-10

There is no greater joy in life than to
wake up in the morning fresh and
buoyant = radiant and clear-eyed,
ready to face the day with vigor and
enthusiasm!
So why not try this plan which SO
many thousands all over America
are adopting these days-for gaining
sounder, more restful sleep spar
king morning freshness more alert
and vigorous days?
All you do is drink cup of Oval
tine each night and morning. For
. Ovaltine, as millions know, does
these three important things:
First, taken at bedtime, it pro-
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-03-08
Bataan Mothers In Wilmington Ask Aid

They have prayed - now they
want to act.
They have wept-now they want
to fight for their sons.
There isn't one of these mothers
or wives who wouldn't gladly risk
her own life a hundred times to
reach her son OF husband. They
would tear at the barbed wire with
their bare hands, risk gunfire or
bayonet's plunge.
One mother, whose only child
grew up to be an Army flyer, was
proud of his ieutenant's bar, and
how straight he looked in his uni
form. Long months Of dread 81
lence that every one of these moth
ers and wives knows so well was
followed by word that this young
lieutenant was prisoner of war
somewhere over there.
The words have scared his moth
er's mind. How can she be patient
when her son is in pain?
The 29-year-old first lieutenant's
mother feels that man who was
cited for his bravery after the bat
tie of Albucay Hacienda should re-
ceive some attention from his gov
eminent.