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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-06-22
SETTLEMENT LIKELY

Jackson-Settlement OF strike
OF drivers at local fuel companies
appeared likely today after the
Cleveland OPA office told Mayor d.
]. Hackett that local retail fuel
prices are to be increased. The
drivers struck June 5 to support ON
ployers' requests for increased
prices OF coal.
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GIVEN NEW TRIAL


Hillsdale- Lawrence Galloway.
who is serving a life sentence at
Southern Michigan Prison, will be
given a hearing in Hillsdale cir
cult court July on his plea for
new trial. Judge Charles o. Arch
granted Galloway's petition for a
writ Of habeas corpus Wednes-
day. Galloway was convicted Of
first degree murder in the death
Of William Kemp, night watch
man, in 1923.
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Real Estate
Houses FOR Sale


FOR RENT
2 i,1oHiS. eaiA' ih'uef" ap'7 '''ao
. pSG,f .1t ~, r.l,rsr-s 81 sg
e WssEH,,y2 Mems ,.,, r.., SD. t,r 10,
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4. gl-rlg'',5 artsi5s cIft f5r
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~ 49, .u ~ ~. l'aN,l ~ ','au lz
ua,,,,.,, ,.' ''', li'II., ''. 49, 9oMn iot
q, pa i,ttHl 'Neelt ltehl kaIu anu
lo "''ea OF WOODS TOT '-''Vo'
,o,,, nom.
pr-,,C, rtut'.ooI2, a., llo' - - 49,
$1,000. ''1' very '''7' '''' '''
"a ACRES. 5 room cottage, fruit
stand, rlght on Michigan Ave,
Tor 10000.
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Classified Adoenising

RATES; Payment ns
Ten Sc
ed three lines
Special rates display,
classified advertising
responsible for than incorrect insertion.
before publication 40
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Merehandlse Eor sac

NO ODOR. STORING or WORRY
about moth damage after one
spraying Of Arab odorless moth
proof Protects clothing two whole
years. Rugs. furniture 3 years.
sleep Shop. 10 W. Michigan.
I6 TT. DE WITT INBOABD motor
boat fO ". =. Vanished hull. Ford
marine engine. Ready FOR water.
Tifth ST., Belleyiiie, Mich.
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Merchandise


FOR sALE-325 50. IT. new oak
flooring. table top gas range, ex-
cellent condition, good side oven
gas range burner kerosene
range (good baker). Steel porch
swing, overstuffed ? piece set.
cheap for cash. No dealers. Phone
S50-R
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ZT44 {. Michigan Ave.
Attractive five room bungalow
with additional small room on
second floor. Has two good lots
all rich garden soil. Private
drive and garage. $5.700 on
terms. Special price for cash.
See owner and house at 2l44
East Michigan Ave.
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CLOSE OUT
ALL SUMMER FURNITURE, 3
piece suits, inners prings, import
ed Willow Wood construction.
Grinnell Bros, 210 w. Michigan.
SMALL BUFFET, Kitchen chairs,
library table, two beds complete
dresser. Very reasonable. 1919 T..
Davis ST.
FURNITURE for sale. Gas stoves.
beds, studio couches, tables and
chairs. All w. Forest Ave.
NEW PROCTOR DELUXE electric
iron. 1850 Tuttle Hill Rd. Phone
651-J-2.
DOUBLE BED, innerspring mattress
and spring. Good condition. 407 T..
Cross st. Phone 205S-R.
-
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Merchandise

Merchandise
Merchandise For sale
EVINRUDE
OUTBOARp MOTOR
Is SHORT OAK ST.
USED RECORDS 2oo EACH
FAMILY RADIO SHOP
l0s w. Michigan. Phone S.
EXHAUST FANS l6" to 80" FOR sale.
VIII buy y IL. p. and up a. G.
used motors, single phase. Barker
Electric, 10 S. Huron. Phone l7l7.
FULLER BRUSHES. H S. Richards
Phone Saline l9oF3i; YpsL Phone
1858.
GIBSON BANJO AND GOOD USED
FURNITURE
20 L, CROSS
20 WORK BENCHES, steel tables,
picnic tables, kerosene stove, ice
box. ! mile south OF town. $50
Grove Rd
FOR SALE--A good reconditioned
single buggy. Phone Milan 1Ai-F6.
Bob Bollen. 13O30 Denison Rd..
Milan, south Of Mooreville.
3S-J5 WINCHESTER repeating rifle.
g. Winchester automatic special
rifle. call evenings at 7O2 Oak St,
NpsilantL
TYPEWRITER, Electric Heater.
Ping-pong Table. Porch Swing, 6xS
rug, desk and chair. extension and
step ladders. us college Place.
Merchants Specials
JUST ARRIVED! NEW ZENITH
Battery packs for Zenith Portable
Radios. CHARLES RADIO SHOP.
SCI Grove Rd. Phone SAL.
SEE OUR NEW LINE OF matched
Cosmetics. Esco Gift and Beauty
Shop. III w. Michigan.
VACATION LUGGAGE. Suitcases.
trunks and bags. Sleep shop. 10
w. Michigan.
Merchandise Wanted
WILL PAl CASH for a Good Used
Car. Phone :453 or como to - K.
MichiEan Ave.
WANTED TO BUY MANS BICYCLE
In good condition.
Phone 2446-J-2
WANTED 1920 ACRES HAY In field
or baled from the field. Phone
127s-W-l.
WANTED GIRLS BICYCLE
Write
Box Y-s2 care of Press
Sand and Gravel
WASHED GRAVEL
ROAD GRAVEL, PEA GRAVEL
Whitaker g. Gooding Co.
$500 Gale Rd. Phone 2020-J-2
For Sale or Exchanges
FOR SALE OR TRADE for a good
house trailer, 1870 81 O.H.V. Har-
ley Davidson. Call Plymouth
64S-J-4.
Automotive
House TrsIlsrs For Sale
WANTED TRAILERS
WILL PURCHASE YOURS, also
pay up balance due II any. No
red tape. Quick service. 1922 +.
Michigan Ave Phone 1855.
80 DELUXE PALACE COACH, 81 II.
overall. complete with electric
brakes. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Apply 2499 East Michigan
Ave, Ypsilanti, after Z p. m. eve
nings, all day Sunday.
Automobiles For Sale
'36 HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycles
IN ton Model A Truck. VIII trade
for car. 70i n. LaMay.
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EAST SIDE

EAST SIDE
room bungalow, bullt-in cup
boards and enamel sink in kitchen:
ing work done. $4,000. Terms $500
down. Immediate poss ession. II.
Peet. Realtor. 1l9 Pearl ST. Phone
1871.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. 7i5
Jerome 81. s550.0O. Inquire MS
Southwick Court.
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.ALTY SERVICE ORGANIZATION
S13 8. State ST.
ANN ARBOR. MICH.

ROOMS. BATH, GARAGE, full
basement, fruit and garden. WIN
accept house trailer as down pay
ment. 6O4 Oaklawn.
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FACTORY RECONDITIoNED pianos
like new. fully guaranteed. Bargain
prices. Grinnell Bros, 2l0 W.
Michigan.
SPINET PIANO LIKE NEW daven-
port couch, 9xi2 rug with pad. is47
Mckinley 81.
USED PIANO SALE. All recondi-
toned and guaranteed Npsilanti
Piano Co, 402 z. Michigan Ave.
NEWMAN UPRIGHT PIANO FOR
SALE. PRICE Sc5.
GfE y Huron.
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Farm Products, Equipment

CHICKEN HOUSE, TX 20. Two
story. Brooder house upstairs. Lay
ing hens down. Well constructed,
ventilated. Roosts, nests. etc. Can
be seen at 1l22 Parkwood or call
1Q4g-W
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CABBAGE AND TOMATO
PLANTS FOR SALE
2q7 JARVIS ST
Musleal Eauipment

ALLIS CHALMERS IL in. double
bottom plow Like new. l0670
Inrd I'd phone lORO-J.i2.
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s ACRES. on Whitaker Road. "a
miles from lpsl, for 500 down
payment excellent garden land.
10 acres OF woods, for $500.
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CLOSE

JUVENILE FURNITURE
BEDS. ROCKERS and HIGH
CHAIRS. Grinnell Bros, 210 w.
Michigan Ave.
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WANT TO SELL? List houses with
II. PEET, Realtor ll9 Pearl ST.
Phone 1871. Satisfied customers
our best advertisement.
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Farms and Land Eor an

40 ACRE FARM for sale. 5 room
modern house, hot air heat. new
bath. fruit trees, some new out
Hpsilanti, $3.50 Ellis nd f9Se-W-19
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-18
Du$iica ROzan1arija
(svETNIcA IN NJEN NoREC)
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris Rihtersit

Veliki dan je ze tako blizu. No
coj pride teta Helena, XII ne mo-
re nicesar zamolcati, in gospo-
dicna Bergerjeva je ze okrasila
sobo prve pevke z lepim jesen-
skim 'sopkom.
V dvorani imajo zvecer spet
glasbo. Mic vec nj ia .dvorana
tako svecano tina. Prazno ziv-
ljenje vlada med starimi slika-
mi. Harrovo veliko zagrnjeno
platno. Start kozuhovlnasti ko-
njicek, ma katerem je delala Ro-
zamarija svoje prve ponesrece-
ne poizkuse z jezdenjem in po
katerem Sc vzpenja zdaj ze ma
Ii Henrik, ceprav se ne more
zlesti mani, Rozin lezalni stol,
klavir, slikarski pripomoeki, ve-
like vrtnice z zlato rumenimi
bukovimi vejieami in prelepimi
temno rdecimi listi ameriskega
javora, mizica "a caj in torbi-
ca "a rocna della, last tete Ulri-
ke, XII Sc j po svoji velikosti
prav podaja. Tudi Marga je v
dvorani in pociva v udobnem,
starinskem usnjenem naslanja-
Gu.
Harrow nemirni duh blodi sem
in TIA. Samo glasba ga utegne
Sc kdaj pomiriti. Tudi knee ina
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-18

Tedaj dvigne ona svoje roke
in jih sklene "a ocetovim yra-
tom. Nikogar il ne bi bilo treba
posiljati stran, sal ne rece nobe-
ne besede. samo gleda ga. In po-
easi izgine yes njegov greh.
"Mirna 81, Roza Veseli SET"
In zdaj smejo spet vsi priti in
Rozamarija skoraj ne odpre vec
ust.
Ivan Friderik preigra memo in
tho Sc enkrat vse, kar je ze pre-
izkusil. Roza je tako pobozno
blazena, da sc Harro iznenada
spet preplasi in ne spusti roke z
njenega zapestja, kjer steje
udarce zile. Toda ii SO danes
cudno mirni in mocni. In ko vi
dijo vsi, da Sc je Sc on pomiril, Sc
vesele MIN, in tako nastane
prelep vecer, kakor more biti
le ttakrat, ko sumljajo tihi stu
dencki in hladi sap1ca, XII veje
mad mimi, vsa srca, XII jih druzi-
ia ena ljubezen in ena boil.
(Dalje prihodnjit)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-18

"Toda gospod .dvorni svet-
mix. )" .+ , :;
"Pohvalil mas nj, toda pogle-
dal be skozi prste.
7'Gospod Friderik, .prosim
vas, sedite zdaj X meni in recite
mi :. :. Nisem prav razumela, ka-
teri zbori maj ,bodo. .'Vriskajte
gospodu'?"
t "Vse, visokest, do velicastne-
ga konea, XII ga. Sc ne poznate. z
MIN vas mislimo sele presene-
titi. Dober sopran smo debili in
tudi barton je skoro nedoseg-
liiv. Barton z nekaksnim tenor
skim prizvokom v zgornjih le-
gah, visokost."
20, Harrow je vzkliknila.
"Vsi govore tako, kakor bi bilo
res :"
"Neumna Roza!" je odvrnil.
cali mi bos verjela, &c tt poyem,
da je gospodiena Bergerjeva re
preoblekla postelji "a pevko in
baritonista?"
''Da," je zajecljala Roza, ITO
da, kdo :"
"Poleg tebe sedi in zardeva," ="
je vzkliknil Harro.
"Zapoznelo darilo "a rojstni
dan, Roza. Vse delo je pa opravil
Ivan Friderik."
"Ti oce, ii Pa SO vendar
vsi pripovedovah, da je nemogo-
&c! -"
'Prav "a prav je bilo vse ne
mogoce, Roza," je dejal Harro,
''toda oce je naposled lie omogo-
Gill;"
20, Harro, ali ne bi mogli til
malo, cisto malo ven. Ocetu mo-
ram nekaj povedati Moran,
Harro :. Samo tia ma konec."
Dvorana je velika. Vsi stopijo
komaj do Harrove slike in ze ne
morejo nicesar slisati.
Knez sepne v strahu:
"Ne vznemirjaj Sc, Roza!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-18
(Nadaljevanje)

Toda o tenn ne mara Roza-
maria mic slisati in naslednjl
dan Sc odpravi spet v zgornje
nadstropje. Danes ne more nj
ii sama hoditi. Mart in sestri
jo o0nesejo v sobo.
Toda ma kneznjj Sc vidi stras'
ma izprememba. Kaksna je da-
mes! Prsteno je bleda in stra-
sen strah jo mora muciti. Ma
hcerin pozdrav odgovori brez
kaksne hudobne opombe. Po-
tenn Sc obrne k Margi:
"Sama bi bila rada z n jo."
In to pot Marga takoj odide.
"Rozamarija," rece kneznja z
zaduseno divjostjo. ''Ti, ii 81 60
vorila z mozem, ii bos to stori-
la, ii ti---"
"Ne, ne bonn tega storila, ma
ma"
"Kako dolgo ne?"
'Ne vem, cemu maj bi on vse
zvedel."
"Ti 81 81 to izmislila, da bi
me mucila. Vsak dan, vsako uro
dvigas mec mad menoj, zdaj,
zdaj. utegne pasti. Ii YES to, in
tudi yes, da 81 nisi mogla izmi-
sliti nicesar strasnejsega."
MAMA, tvoje srce je BE boil
bolno kakor mole. Svojemu mo.
zu nisem o tenn prav mic rekla,
ker vem, da bi ga zelo hudo "a
delo vse to in on be do
volj trpi."
''Lazes, Rozamarija, ze dosti-
krat 81 lagala
Mama, poklicala bonn Mar
go, &c mi dovolis. Sal Sc jutri
spet vrnem."
"Ali hos nocoj povedala mo,
zu?" @ .
''saj je moi odgovor brez po'
mena, ko mi ne naras verje-
IT,"
"Saj ii verjamem =. Ali bos
nocoj Sc molcala :"
"Rekla sem ii ze, mama. In
videla bos, da znam molcati
Znam."
/ Kneznja jes naslQnila glavc
ma mizoI in hi vee ikpfegoyori'
Ia besede. Rozamarija je po'
klicala Margo, da SO 10 sprawl
Y soho. zvecer pa je rekla:
Danes sva prisli stO korakoy
dale. Spet zaEenjain upati.'
In zdsj Rozi nj mogoce vel
prikrivati, kaj se bo zgodilo
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-18

lglobok stol in sedi ma levi IRA
ven hcere. Ma desni pred njo le-
Ii ma tleh preproga in nanjo sc
ilahko zlekne Harro, kadar Sc
najbolj zamakne v glasbo. Knez
Iljubeznivo ne opazi te posebno-
sti. Njegov zet je ze davno v
vsem zrasel cezenj in nobene ma
pake ne more vee odkriti ma
MEM. Alfred obraea z ;veliko
spretnostjo note in zmerom We,
katero knjigo 81 kdo zeli. Zdaj
je spet zdrav, toda ma MEM je
nekaj plasnega, potlacenega in
easih ze skoraj obupanega i.
Njegova lahkomiselnost je do
zivela moean, premocan udarec.
Vsi so nezni in prijazni z MIN.
Tudi teta Ulrika Sc skoraj topi
''od same ljubeznivosti. Kakor bi
vsi cutili, da drugacnega vede-
MIA ne bi mogel prenesti.
Roza ina seveda najboljsi,
najlepsi prostor, ne predalec cd
klavirja in ne preblizu, in Har-
70 je spet napravil il ME prav
lepo tihozitje. Malo Sc mora
vzlic vsemu Sc igrati z MO, in
njegove roke umetnika znajo le-
po izbrati blaine, XII Sc po barvi
prav ujemajo. Tudi CUBE njene
obleke-odeje nina skoraj niko-
li-naravna kar najlepse. In ko
Sc 'zacne igranje, je Rozamarija
| tako mirna. Ma vsem je danes
nekaksna pricakoyanja, polna
svecanost, praznicnost. Sal bo
! danes knee izrocil Kozl svoje ve-
like darilo. Naredil bo, da sc bo
slucajno zagovoril. Vsi bodo
molcali, &c bo Roza kaj opazila.
Roza euti, da je nekaj v zraku,
toda danes mora proved misliti
in samo Gaka. ii bodo ze pove-
dali.
In ,potem sede Ivan Frederik
spet*#z lahnim priklonom proti
damam h klavirju in prosi "a
predoge.
"Roza, kaj zelis?" vprasa
knee.
Rece mu:
"Najrajsi poslusam kaj il ko-
rala, oce. Toda bojim Sc, da Sc
potem ne bi vsi drugi dolgocasi-
Ii, ko boste YES cas- pos1usali sa-
mo motive in posamezne glasove
ali spremljevanje brez petja."
"Ce bi imeli vsaj gosh" vzkli-
kne Harro kakor "a vabo njenim
mislim.
In poslusno mu sledi Sc oee z
nasmeskom.
"In harfo, Harro, Cello in otro-
ske glasove,-in kaj Sc potem
vse?
Vsi slutijo, da Sc bliza veliki
trenutek.
"No!' vzklikne teta Ulrika,
da bi izpodbodla kneza. ze dolgo
nj nihce slisal il njenih ust tako
vedrega mol"
"Prosim Sc dalje, Rozamari-
ja," re6e knee.
Smehlja sc.
I'm zenski zbor in velike or.
gle, pa Henrika in Gizelo "a sa-
mospeve."
"Oh, &c bi bilo vendar kaj OBJ
viselo tn ma stenah. Sal sta mo-
rala tn prepevati. Najlepsi in
Ona. On je nagnil glavo nazaj in
il potisnil prucico pod levo kole-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-18

ENAKCPRAVNOST
Manic je potem pokleknila. Co.
sli je incl v rokah in dejal j je:
Taktir&j zdaj!' in potem sta "a
celia" .~.s .
| r Vsi so poslusali,. kako je raz-
pletala svojo memo nitko $ svet-
lin, mehkim glasom, ,-iznenada
pa Sc je sama prekinila.
"Oh, kaksna sem. Govorim in
govorim, ko bi vi radi poslusali
glasbo~. >"
| Ivan Friderik je za6el tho
igrati, preludij prvega zbora
"Vriskajte' gospodu! in
knez cuti, da sc ebra6a eedaie
vee prieakujoeih oci proti ME-
mu.
Tedaj Sc oglasi:
'Ljuba Rozamarija!,. -"
Toda takoj spet utihne.
zdaj pa je morala ona ze ne
kaj opaziti.
"Kaj pa imate?" vzklikne We
dro.. "Tako eudoviti ste danes
vsi. Presenetiti me hocete. Gosli
imate!
"Oee," vzklikne Harro, ia
cello Sc je ze, zdaj pa lie NADIA
ljuj!"
'Ljuba Roza, seveda imamo
gosli,- ,-tudi deske zbore imamo
in cello imamo, samo Henrika in
Gizele nimamo, tako da ne bos
mogla biti eisto zadovoljna,-
pa vsaj naso dobro voljo sprej-
mi! -"
Harro zaploska:
'Imenitno 81 govoril, oee! No,
Roza. Prosim te, stori, kar no.
ces, samo okameneti ne smes ali
pa sc prevee razveseliti, ker bi tt
to utegnilo skodovati.
"Toda, oce, kje imas deske
zbore," vprasa Roza vsa IL sebe,
"Jutri pridejo. Jutri je do
poldne velika izkusnja, popoldne
bono pa imeli cerkvi predsta-
vo, Rozamarija."
In po njenih licih zdrsne nekaj
solza. Hitro> seze pc robcek, mo.
ra ga uporabiti, in rece nato 2
nekoliko trudnim, a vendar jas.
MIN glasom:
Nv cerkvi? Oh, kako je to lie.
po, oee In vsi pojdete tia!
Kako bo lepo, kako lepo -"
I'm tudi ii pojdes tia, Roza
in &c Sc bos nocoj proved rave.
selila, sc bos do jutri ze spet po.
pravila."
IS seboj me boste well? '
cerkev meme? Jaz maj bl
JAZZ JAZZ :"
"Ljuba Roza, kako mores mi
sliti, da 81 bono sami pripravil
TAX uzitek, tebe pa pustili tu le.
zati?" vzklikne knee ma videz
oeitaje.
| In teta Uli jo izpodbode:
me bodi kakor ovcica, Roza
JAZZ bonn sedela pri tebi in te va.
rovala. Mic sc ii ne bo moglc
primeriti."
In potem doda Sc Harro:
"Ves, Roza, in prevec senti.
mentalna takrat tudi ne smes
postati."
Roza lezi nekaj casa cisto tt.
no, potem pa rece lomeeim 81
glasom:
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-18
by WOODY CONAN

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28

Garfinckels, James Rotto and Bert
Sarazan of the Hecht Co., Richard
Harvey of Palais Royal, Mrs. Sally
Muchmore of the Better Business
Bureau, Louis Rothschild, executive
director of the National Association
of Retail Clothiers and Finishers
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28

A. Steinwedel, installed officers in
the local chapter Monday night.
Officers in the new organization
are William w. Heintz, president;
Charles Storey, vice president;
Albert Tucker, treasurer, and F. w.
G. French, secretary. Ten men also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28
300 Lithoeruphers
Form Washington Club

More than 800 local photographer,
and lithographing executives have
formed Washington Litho Club. A
delegation from the Baltimore 1.-the
Club, headed by its president, Edwin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28

were named to the Board of Gov
ernors. They are Henry Coe, John
Laverine, G. B. Miller, John Voll,
Walter H. York, w. M. Kline,
Charles H. Cook, Arthur C. Eckert,
w. E. Grant and Ralph Williams.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-02-01
RIVAL WOMEN SPIES
WHO OPERATED LOCALLY

Two Martinsburg girls operated as
spies in this section during the Civil
War-Bclle Boyd on the Confederate
side, and Elizabeth Fwver Conley,
who checkmatcd the work of Belle
somewhat with her similar efforts for
the Northern forces during the per-
lods when they held sway in and
around Martinsburg. Cumberland was
the headquarters Of the Army of
Northern Virginia.
Belle Boyd's daring and valuable
work for the Confederacy is gcncr-
ally known here. But it is Just COM
ing to light that another woman. ap-
rarcntIy of almost equal daring, like
wise born and reared in Martinsburg,
did valiant service as a spy and dis
patch carrier for the Union forces.
while Belle was achieving fame for
her Confcderacy.
Elizabeth Fawver, of Martinslyurp.
at the age Of IS, married James p.
Conley, who then was or later became
a captain in the Union armies. and
served under Sheridan. Conley was a
rative also, it is believed, since his
familiarity with it made him highly
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-02-01

Apart from his experiences as a
solitary there are references to his
pals, including his bird dogs, which
he memorializes in metre: 1.-TWO old
pups with their souls in their eyes
With such good and gentle compan-
ions, his many friends, his charmed
orbit within the fens of the Chesa-
peake, the fields of Anne Arundel and
the forests of the Alleghenies, all
that is still primitive and pure takes
flight, like the birds, thru his poly
chrome imagination. Is his the flight
of "the owl of Minerva at twilight"
cmptying the bourne of tomorrow of
its primordial motion? Or is there
guaranty of hope that for those who
still have these adventures to make
that somehow the inerrant flight of
our sky Nomade will continue with
the recurrence of the seasons?
The formal of the book shows a
painstaking selection of type. And it
will be hard to find better selection
Of pictures-each of them rejecting
the most advanced technique of the
photographer art. Each pictures
message is so plain that it talks to
you while it looks at you.
Mr.. Blogg in a recent letter says
that he has hunted and fshed in Gar
rett county and that he is close
friend of DR.. Harmed, having been re-
sponsible for making the plates for
"The Wild Flowers of The Alleghe-
MES"
| am wondering if local readers of
good books realize that in our own
State is the beginning of an impor-
tant literary culture, dealing with our
landscape, one of the most ideally
complete in all America. Now is the
time to begin making your collection
of books dealing with local lore. To
make this collection up-to date and
also give you vivid picture to look
at, especially at this season of the
year when sportsmen from the olden
times have relived the past and talk
about the hunting and fishing that
soon will be, l advise you to order
direct from Percy Thayer Blogg,
Howard and Fayettc streets, Balti-
more, Nd, copy of There Are No
Dull Dark Days"