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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
PROGRESSIVE SLOVENKE AMERIKE

ri to prireditvijo, Sc jim je
nasa predsednica, Frances Cor
jane lepo zahvalila, smo jim da-
lie pa priznanje S tenn, da smo
vsaki posebej zaploskale.
Ko smo vprasale neprimer Sc
stro Mezgec, koliko DO racuna-
la ker vedno toliko pomaga, je
rekla:
"Jaz necem mic! Samo oblju7
biti mi morate, da boste prisle
vse ma moi pogreb, ko bonn umr-
la."
ia, tisto smo pa odklonile ker
necemo, da tako pridne clanice
umirajo in gredo Cd mas. Pa tu-
di, sal sestra Mezgec ne izgle-
da Sc tako stara. Pc hoji in
obnasanju il clovek ne bi priso.
dill vec, kot rs let!
Koncno smo jo vseeno ma.
CRADLE S tremi dolarji, toda ona
jih je vrnila nazaj in sicer diva
dolarja v krozkovo blagajno in
enega "a SANS. JAZZ zelim, da
tako pozrtvovalne clanice doca.
kajo sto let. zivela sestra Mez.
gee in MO vred vse nase cla'
nice, XII SO tako pridne!
Sploh smo bile vse zelo zapo.
slene ma dan omenjene priredi.
tive, zlasti pa nase odbornice
Frances Gorjanc je bila v tocil.
nici, Mary ster pri blagajni, Gu
sti Zupaneiceva nam je prav
lepo igrala ma odru, Frances Ju-
lajla pa je napekla prav dobre-
ga strudla in poleg tega Sc IT,
kete prodajala in istotako Ana
Cesen. Ko smo vprasale Mary
Ogrin, koliko srno dolzne njene-
mu mozu, ker je pomagal v to-
cilnici je rekla, da prav MIC, ker
sje bill zelo vessel, da je delal v
druzbi tako finih deklet. Ena
izmed clanic, XII je istotako de.
lala kot tocajka, je tudi menila,
da je bila prav vesela, da sc je
vrtila v druzbi tako "fejst fan
ta". Tako vidite, smo Sc VS. e
prav IL srca nasmejale!
Kuharice nj bilo ma seji, da
bi Sc j zahvalile, ker je pripra-
villa tako izvrstno vecerjo. ME-
mega imena ne vem, istotako ne
vem linen vecjih clanic, XII SO
pomagale. Maj mi torej oprosti-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
F.S. FNzGARJEVI
ZBRANI SPISI
q l., Sonno


"Zares," sta pritrdili Smre-
karica in Alena.
"Torej ste res tako kratkovid-
nj kakor bajtarji in beraci, XII
jokajo, &c dobe pisano cunjico
v dar. LIE preudarite: Kdo je dal
vse to? - Mi, mi - JAZZ, zup-
mix, Strniska - mi smo daro-
vail. Kaj je dala Minka? Mic. &c
je nekoliko sivala, kaj tisto! Sal
nina drugega posla! In vsi IT,
scite vanjo in Sc il zahvaljujete
in jo slavite! To je demagostvo,
to je pavovo perje, katerim Sc
lispa ia zenska."
ITO je resnica, gospod Smre-
kar, da ste darovali drugi; toda
vse delo in yes veter je njena
zasluga!'
"Zasluga, zasluga! Poznam
njene zasluge! Drugi il sezi-
dajte hiso, ona sc DO kosatila
v njej in gledala skoz okno! Sal
Sc poznamo! Vem tudi, da snu-
je neko drustvo in kaplanom
stikata glave ter 81 namigavata
O posojilnici. Sc tega je treba.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
IL DELOKROGA MA WATER.
LOO ROAD

Krozek st. 1 je sprejel v me-
secu maju novo clanico, Fran
ces Hudovernik, o kateri vemo,
da bo postala nasa dobra So
trudnica. Dobrodosla med mas!
Darove smo prejele sledece:
"a Jugoslov. Relif sta darovala
po $500 Theresa Gorjanc in
Josie Glazar. v krozkovo bla-
gajno pa so prispevale po $1.OO:
Jennie Oblak, Frances Zupanc,
Jennie Tolar, Josie Bartel in
Jennie Kosir. Hvala vsem "a
vas dar!
Da sc malo prezracimo in ma
solneimo bono priredile clanice
krozka st. 1 v nedeljo Is. julia
vrtno veselico ali takozvani pix
mix ma prijaznem vrtu Drustve-
mega donna ma Recher Ave. Ia
krat mas boste gotovo posetili,
kajti vabimo vas re sedaj. Po-
skrbele bono "a dober prigri-
EEK in tudi zejo 81 .boste lahko
pogasili. Seveda bono imele ia
krat ze brez dvoma veliko vro-
cino in mas DO zejalo, kot da bi
Sc najedli klobas, namrec IT,
stih, kupljenih ma "poince"
JAZZ re sedaj tuhtam, kaj bono
napravile, &c bi slucajno ne mo-
gle dobiti pive. Veste, kako bo-
mo naredile?! - Pisale bono
lepo nasim slovenskim "Florid-
canom'', XII imajo oranzne in Ii
monove nasade in poslali nam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
(Nadaljevanje z 2. stran1)

G
pisma, kjer napisi kar tt srce
narekuje.
Danes Sc je vreme malc
spremenilo pa sem sla tako.
malo pobrskati ma vrt. In ka.
sem Sc storila. Imam 125 pi
Sect, starih sest tednov.
Radi mrzlega vremena mi je
Albin napravil zanje prostor '
hlevu. Ker je lepo solnce sija.
10 sem jih pa spustila malo ven
ma svezi zrak. Pomislila pa nj.
sem, da jih bonn morala tudj
nazaj spraviti. Sedaj ma vece1
sva jih z Leotom lovila skora,
cello uro, predno sva dobila vse
v hlev. Eden je letel mailman;
stokrat okrog gnojisca prednc
je nasel pot v hlev in Sc to s
pomocjo metle. Vrhu vsega te,
ga je pa Sc koklja izgubila diva
mala, da smo ju iskali skora..
pol ure predno smo ju nasli v
"silo' Ito je kad "a zrezano ko-
ruzo).
Preje sem sc pripravila, da
bonn malo sivala, pa sem bila pc
vsem tenn letanju proved trud.
ma. In pomisli, po vsem tenn de-
lu in letenju, pa "a vraga ne mo-
rem izgubiti par funtov teze
Kaj ne mislis, da je najbolje, da
Sc kar lepo udam v svojo uso'
do?!
Sc nekaj I'll moran poveda-
ii. Prejela sem krasno veliko.
nocno voscilo cd gospe Mary
Vidrichove il Tyronne Ave. V
resnici sem bila vesela, da sc
me je spomnila. Ako jo slucajno
srecas, il izroci mojo iskreno
zahvalo.
Ia danes BON koncala, ker je
zepozno in je cas- pocitka. Upam.
da Sc tudi I'll oglasis prihod.
njosti, ker tudi JAZZ zelo rada ci-
tam Tvoje pisanje.
Sprejmite I'll in Tvoja druzi-
ma sr:ni pozdrav il Greenwood
Wise.
Anna Primo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11

dino in odposljemo cimpreje
naprej v New York ma mas glav-
nj relifni stan. Potrebe ljudstva
v domovini so velike in cato de-
lajmo in darujmo sedaj.
Pozdravljam vse clanice.
Frances. Wolf
Porocevalka "a kr. st. IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
FaIIna naprOdaj

ohsegajo6a 80 akrov. Poslop-
ia so VISA v dobrem stanju.
"a pojasnila Sc obrnite ma
Joe Tisovec. 1877 Delavan
Rd., ali poklicite KE Sill.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
KrOzki
poro6aj0...
IL Euclida,

Ma zadnji seji krozka st. 3 je
podala nasa tajnica in blagajni.
carka, Mary ster financno po-
rocilo cd nase dramske pred
stave, XII Sc je vrsila 8. aprila z
najboljsim uspehom. cistega do.
bicka je ostalo tri ,sto in en- do.
lar. Cd te vsote smo odobrile,
da Sc daruje sto dolarjev "a ta-
kojsnjo pomoc v domovino in
petdeset dolarjev pa "a SANS
Ker so vse clanice odklonile
kakrsnokoli place ali nagrado
"a delo, katero SO izvrsile v I'VE.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
Linwood Ave.

velika hisa "a 2 druzini; S trgo-
vino. 4 sobe spodaj, 5 zgoraj in
8 zadaj. Dober dohodek donasa-
ioce posestvo. Poklicite HE 1851
ali HtXs35O9:
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
Napr0daj je

Singer sivalni stroj. Cena $25.
Proda Sc tudi rocni ovijalec pc
rila (wringer). Vprasa Sc ma 1O43
E.. 70 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-06-11
Drus+vo Sv. Ane, st.
4 S. D. z.

Predsednica, Julia Brezovar,
1173 E. 60 ST.; podpredsednica,
Jennie Stanonik; tajnica, Mary
Bradac, 1853 E. 167 St.; zapis-
nikarica, Genovefa zupan; bla-
gajnicarka, Josephine Orazem,
6326 Carl Ave-; rediteljica, Ma
ry Pristov; nadzornice, Anna
Erbeznik, Jennie Suvak, Rose
L. Erste. Drustveni zdravniki
SO vsi slovenski zdravniki ' Gle
velandu in bliznji okolici. Dru-
stvene seje SO vsako drugo sre-
do v mesecu. Zacetek OBJ 8. uri
zvecer v SLOW. mar. don1u, GAIT
st. Clair Ave., soba st. /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
" Of the Daughters of American

ciety Of the Daughters Of American
Colonists, Mrs. Steele is an associ-
ate member of the District of Co.
lumbia Molly Pitcher Chapter If
the Daughters of the American Rev.
olution, a member Of the Hugenot
Society of the District of Columbia
and president of the Federation OF
Hugenot Societies in America. She
assists her husband in the editing OF
the Sons of the American Revolution
Quarterly which goes to every MEM
Der of this society and has compiled
important data for various historical
publications, particularly with that
dealing with the Ancient and Hon.
orable Artillery Company of Boston,
the oldest hereditary military organ
ization in this country.
Among the incorporators Of the
National Society of American Col
onists were Miss Maud Burr Morris
and Mrs. Clifford Bergman of
this city.
Associated with Mrs. Steele as Of
flcers of the District of Columbia
chapter of the NSDAC are Mrs. Ell
gin Purvis. Mrs. Robert De Shazo,
Mrs. Leo Kasehagen, Mrs. Catherine
Maggie, Mrs. Dora Padgett, Mrs.
Edith Gray, Miss Elizabeth Groves,
Mrs. William Hellmuth and Mrs.
Constance Goodman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
HOUSE TRAILERS.

TRAILER. house, tires, wheels, cabinets,
At. a13I. 4621, Nichols ave. s,w.
modern; cash. Cali any time after IL
R Ro9n SUNDAY PsnS Nd a2l Greenwood ave. Ia
W WIN n,k modern Me trailer 10 IT, or larger,
for cash. Phone AT. OOPS.
TRAILER, house: large beautiful modern
Groom trailer excellent condition; must
Rh fSf w l. 1 f good tires cleo
brakes. completely carpeted, clean interior
complete with porch and awnings; reason
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NEW KozY. Platt and Superior; also new
tandem Liberty: many good used trailers
fRasR shh 5of RoDe Beer
WASHINGTON TRAILER headauarters-
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used trailers and luggage trailers; Il. Is
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NEW lafSnfn T fada nan and Uni
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HILLSIDE RdId 81 TRAILER VILLAGE, $500 MARI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
EARNS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE, retired Army officer and
wife wish to buy or rent with option to
buy, farm or suburban farm type property
around $4,000: acreage optional: to 10
room house must have modern conven-
sess practical possibilities for such i'm
provements; within res sonable distance
of Washington or large Southern city or
town; Virginia location preferred" Box
FARMS, to 100 acres, with houses on,
Md. or Va, within 20 miles of Wash
ington; have substantial cash. Box 49,
H, Star 49,
within 20 MI. of Wash, so to 800 acres:
must have electricity, telephone and large
house; state price and exact location. Box
41-H, Star.
so ACRES or more, not over 40 miles OF
Washington $1,000 cash, balance month
Iy; tenant may stay: please give details
1890 ACRES. nearby Md, modern house
FARM or acreage wanted owner will
trade nice D, c. home for acreage OF
farm in Montgomery County. If you have
a place for sale or trade. it will pay you
to call Mr. Rrark, SH. 1895, evening and
Sunday. c. H. HILLEGEIST CO., 923
18th st. NV Ma $500.
LARGO. MD.-50-acre farm fine tobacco
land, new four-room bungalow, large barn
and stable: shares or cash. j, r. SHIELDS.
1905 Decatur ST., Hyettsville. Md. Hy-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
Deaths Reported

Christian Heurich. 1o2, 1907 New Hamp-
william B, Ellis. so. e13e North Dakota
Alice r Barrett. 20. 531 10th at. sc.
Anthony NJ. Bauer 70, IS U st NV
John j. Boobar, 70, 1921 Wisconsin ave.
NV.
Antonio B. Tippett, 81, Glen Echo. Md.
Ida r. DuPre. rs, 4467 Macarthur blvd.
Frederick F. Robey, -. 4429 Alton pl "
Henry A. Cole. -. GALS 9TH St NV
Annie E. Blackwell. -, 646 Franklin st.
Ida L. King 81. 10 Ingraham st NV.
Mary c. Draley, 81, 4011 New Hampshire
NeItie NJ Splitter. SIS. 400 Georgia ave.
William E siler. 81. 624 9th st. ne.
Frank B. steinkolk, 81, 1928 N st. NV.
5 5oseDh T. a coIne s NJ 2 tt st nv
David W. owen, is. 46al 3sth st. NV.
Infant Petit, 6o6 Pennsylvania ave Sc
Frank Proctor, IL, 80 Quincy pl. NV
Edna Brown, so, AS r st. NV
Katie Dabney, SIS. 1919 18th St NV
Lille B. Thornton, IS, 1912 st. NV
Thomas Prue, So, 2532 Sheridan I'd Sc
William Nick. Smith, 40, 1887 B st. n e.
Mamie Banks. As, 625 K St NV
Helen Fortune, 43. 924 st. NV.
Thomas j. Richardson, AZ, 1017 9TH st.
Robert s. Henry, A. H. Florida ave. NV.
irvine Kelly, So, I4l D ST. ne.
! Charles Barnes. -, 1717 T st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11

NV, scarcely a day goes by with
out numerous young service men
and women stopping in to seek in
formation about Colonial or Revo-
lutionary ancestor from either or
both of these patriotic societies.
In addition to her own patriotic
endeavors, Mrs. Steele is also the
wife of the resident secretary gen.
eral and registrar general of the
Sons of the American Revolution.
They make their home on the top
floor of this once-famous Washing
ton residence. There they make the
service Of Americas early patriots
live again in the hearts and in
terests of those of today who seek
the light of their example.
Written requests also come to
them from service youth and their
parents all over the country Some
times there are even Enclosures Of
valuable. source history papers, be-
cause as their owners say, with the
members of our family scattered all
over the globe, we don't exactly
know what else to do with them"
Historical Papers Sought.
With this in mind, both Mr.. and
Mrs. Steele recently made special
appeals through the quarterly pub
locations of the patriotic societies
with which they are connected,
stressing the need for migrant, or
war-separated families to commit
such papers to the nearest museums
or historical societies, on either a
permanent or loan basis.
Membership in the National So
ciety of the Daughters Of the Amer
lean Colonists is based on the serv-
ice of lineal Colonial ancestors prior
to the Revolutionary War, either in
a civilian or military capacity.
While the society is concerned with
research having to do with the
deeds Of the American colonists and
the commemoration of their at
tainments, it also prides itself on it's
participation in the patriotic en-
deavors of the present. Among
these are its gifts of ambulances to
the Red Cross for overseas service
and its efforts in behalf of merchant
marine seamen. Highly successful
as means of stimulating an inter-
est in current military science
among members of the Washington
Cadet Corps is its annual spon-
sorship of six medals for outstand-
ing ability in map-reading contests.
The fourth presentation of these
awards will be made this spring.
One of the society's significant
memorial markers in the District of
Columbia is the one in the little
park opposite the Commerce Build
ing at E and Constitution avenue
NV. 1t honors the original paten-
tees of the District of Columbia. The
inscription reads: ITO the original
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
Parent Teacher Activities

Mrs. Edward Gray, chairman of
parent education OF the District of
Columbia Congress of Parents and
Teachers, announces the subject to
be discussed at the first in the
series of study groups, to be given
at the Wilson Teachers College, is
Reactions of Children to Child
Parent Relationships" and the
speaker will be Miss Hazel Gabbard,
senior specialist in extended school
services and parent education,
United States Office of Education.
The lecture will be given at pm.
Thursday in Wilson Teachers Col
lege, Eleventh and Harvard streets
NV. Six other lectures will follow
on alternate Thursday evenings.
There is no charge, and every one
is invited.
The Board of Managers will meet
at 1890 am. Tuesday in the Thorn
son School. Twelfth and L streets
NV, with Mrs. Mackall Fetzer,
" ColUcIit, pIeSIUlllS.
Patterson.
Association meeting 4 pm. Thursday
| DR.. Bernard j. Walsh, associate clinical
professor of medicine, GEORGETOWN Medi-
cal School, and director of rheumatic
fever program for D.. G., under Bureau OF
| speaker. General public invited.
Mcfarland Junior High.
| Association meeting 2 pm tomorrow
Mrs. Irving Holmes will sing accompanied
partment. DR.. Joseph A Murphy, head
| of the School Medical Inspection Depart
ment, will speak on The General Health
OF the Junior High School Pupil" There
will be q general discussion and Miss Pax
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ton. school nurse. will answer questions
Mckinley High.
Association meeting 8 I'M. tomorrow at
bS The d cree Cub will insu 6s
Miss Katharine Fowler. and a talk on
The Responsibility Of Fathers as Parents"
Taft Junior High.
ASSOCIATION meeting 2:30 pm, tomor-
charge of the program. Music will be fur
nlShed by the school orchestra After a
brief conference period with the teachers,
refreshments will be served.
TruesdeI.
Executive committee meeting 1:15 pm.
Tuesday.
Randle Highlands-Beers.
ASSOCIATION meeting ! 80 pm. tomor-
row, Randle Highlands School.
Ketcham.
Executive meeting 1870 pm tomorrow,
Ludley-Ts7fss.
Association meeting 1:15 pm. Thurs
day, Taylor School. Mrs. Florence Rogers,
will speak on Adapting the Curriculum
to Special Interests ard Abilities of Chill
H. D. Cooke.
Association meeting 1:l5 pm. wednes-
day Mrs Elizabeth .Hoyt will talk on
M III CIle Lille OF the CnllG. sides
will be shown illustrating the children at
work in the home and at school.
Orr.
Association meeting 100 pm tonor-
row. There will be a song assembly IN
which the entire school will participate.
Wheatley.
Association meeting 1:15 pm. Tues
day. film, Children Of Mars" viii be
shown and there will be a panel discus
sion on Juvenile Delinquency" Meet
ing OF Homemakers Club Thursday, 1:15
pm.
Association meeting 1:l5 m. Tuesday.
Miss Katharine ScrlVlner, supervising prin-
clpal Sd division will discuss Reading
as 1t Is Taught in the Present Day
School. Mrs. Irwin Wagner, health chair
man. will present the summer roundup
certificates.
Executive Board meeting 1:15 pm.
Thursday.
Hearst.
Association meeting 30 pm Monday
Miss BERTHE Backus, principal Of Alice
Deal Junior High. will speak on "Ap-
preaching Junior High School"
Whittier.
Study group meeting 1870 pm wednes-
Open house and conference in class
rooms 8 to 10:45 am. Bring clothes for
Bundle Day.
Study Group meeting l 80 m. wednes-
day. Mrs. Edith Tetlock will speak on
The Tired Child and Adolescence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
MONEY TO LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ Interest. Prompt
service. MOORE & HILL CO., s04 18th
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courteous service. Consult US before Dor
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
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loans Cash, $500 repay So s per month
sssR $685. TsDss ss esT month month
u monthly payments, AIrranee your loan
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

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Mr.. Pau, Jones will gladly call at you
@ "eSS YsS M faaH 0nea
rolet, 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc. .631
oLpsMOBLEs wANTED-we will pay thu
W WILL Aa A n9ael SAFES snx y No SSH II cash
PLYMOUTH, Ford or Chevrolet, '3s or '37
dividual; no dealer. Phone CHI. 1855,
tap e scHIEasI G ~ ESs 81 cs CO ref
St. I TakSma Park "a lSrpn Georgia $500
It ag . nigel sA sny year sab AZ cash
PONTIACS WANTED-We will pay tn,
limit, any model, any year: all cash
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. NO. S31s.
PONTIAC DEALER FLOOD will try to pas
highest legal price for any car. Open eve
VIZ s4 sao I FLooD PONTIAC 0nn'''''u'
TOP DoLLARs fer your car Or truck a
at r NV. Open sun. holidays til i pm
ANY MODEL CAR Oh TRUCK. TOD cash
price. Our buyers will call at your nome
Or ONCE any time, MCMAHON CHEYRO.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
Mrs. Steele Finds War Livens
Interest in Patriotic GROUPS

patentees whose land grants COM
prised the Federal City"
Records Being Restored.
Both the local chapters and the
national society of Daughters of the
American Colonists are sponsoring
and financially assisting with the
restoration of historical records In
various States. A project arousing
the interest Of antiquarians every
where is the work which the society
already has under way in the resto-
ration of the courthouse records In
Accomac County on the Eastern
Shore of Virginia, which with those
of the adjoining county of North
ampton are the oldest, continuous
ones in this country.
Mrs. Steele came to Washington
from Buffalo. N. Y, with her hus-
band II years ago when he gave up
his law practice to take his ma
tional post with the Sons of the
American Revolution. Both of them
have thoroughly identified them
selves with civic and patriotic inter-
ests in the Nations Capital.
In addition to her work for the So