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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
Du$ica ROzan,arija
(SVETNICA IN NJEN NORECl
Agnes Gunther
Poslovenil Boris RihterSic

Alfred govori nekako vsakda-
ME in lahkomiselno in njegov
nacin govorjenja Rozimariji nj
prav vsec, toda morda govore
tako vsi mladi castniki pod syo-
jimi strehami il valovite ploce-
vine. In Sc zmerom sc il srnili
slabotni mladenie z drobnimi ro-
kami.
"In "a socutje inas dovolj
vzrokov, ,Rozamarija," il rece
nekoc FIarro. "Lahkomiseln Pc
telincek jein njegova druzina je
irnela z MIN ze precej opravila.
Najbrz mu res ne bo ostalo mic
drugega kakor Zdruzene drzave,
&c pojde tako dalje. LIE pusti ga,
maj Sc Sc malo greje ma solncu,
sal je to morda poslednja lepa
.doba v njegovem zivljenju."
In danes sprejme Alfred po-
vabilo ma kosilo in Sc hoce zado-
voljiti cello kaso, XII bo ostala
malenu Henriku.
cali vas ne bodo pogresali?"
sNe, danes ne," Sc nasmehne.
"Ponizno sem odsel pes z gra-
du."
"To je "a dosti bolje," mu seze
Harro " besedo. "Tako Sc vam
vsaj ne more primeriti, da bi
zdrknili sedla."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
Nadaljevanje)

Harro slika kos poletnega
travnika z oblakom metuljey
mad MIN, zelo lepo e.. toda OBJ
isk mu nj prav pri srcu. Seveda,
81 misli, premetenec ne pove, kaj
misli, dragace bi bill prinesel
kaksno sporoeilo. Kneznja ga je
morala poslati. Oba ne moreta
imeti prav eiste vesti. Knez tu-
di nicesar ne We o tem.
Danes pa prinese Alfred Sc
boj novice. Novi avto, katerim
bo knee presenetil zeno, pride
danes z izkusenim soferjem. Ju-
tri DO ze lahko dirkala po okoli-
ci. Knez Sc re trese "a zivljenje
vsake zivali in vsakega eloveka
ma cesti. Sam Sc ne DO nikoi po-
sltzeval tega vozila, kamor lah-
ko vstopi nekaznovan clovek, IL
MEGA pa pride kot veckraten
morilec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

|ko okoli rannen in rnu pripove
Iduje ze o cetrtern poIzu. Oko i
Ioko Sc gledata, matt in otrok, il
Iskozi Iistnato streho. kostanis
prileze solneni zarek do Rozinih
las in Sc ujanae v njih, da Sc "a,
iskre. In kako pociva zelena M1
ma njeni bell obleki! Poslednii
kostanjevi cveti padajo ma tia,
s solncnega travnika pa Sc "a.
euje tisoeerno skrabljanje muir.
lnov in daljni glasovi nestetih
neznatnih bitij, XII Sc vesele tam
zunaj svojega kratkega zivlje.
MIA. Danes je zadnji maj" rete
Rozamarija, danes imajo srne
svoj poslednji dam varstva. Oce
pojde ze nocoj ma low"
"Sestricna, ali bi O meni misi-
Ii, da moran biti surov elovek,
&c bi wei pusko v roko?"
"Vana bi bilo to opraviceno,
JAZZ pa tega ne bi smell storiti," !"
meni Harro.
"Oh, te ljubke zivali. &c jih je
ze treba pobijati, mai store to
drugi. Samo tt ne! Kako je lepo,
da ne vedo. Poglej, tanle ie
ena Kako sem vesela, da tu
v blizini ne sme nihce streljati.
Henrik Sc namrec lahko ustra-
81 polka. Poleti DO tn okoli polno
divjacine. zivali vedo, kje ina
jo mir"
Vroce, skoraj soparno je pod
kostanjem, in otrok je ze utru-
jen. V hiso gredo, kajti dvora-
MICA je prijetno hladna in sve-
"a.
Voz kosilom je prisel. Kako
je obed dober v dvoranici, kjer
je vseh sedem oxen odprtih in Sc
cuti cd vseh strani prijeten vonj
gozda.
Gospodar v platneni half je
ma castnem prostoru. Tako do
bre wolfe, kakor ga Rozamarija
re dolgo nj videla. Ona pa Sc "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

Isanjano in sTecno srnehlja pred
se in gospod nekdanji porocnik
in sedanji nepridiprav Sc 2 gro
70 spominja kosil na Braunecka,
kjer Sc suce okoli mize kopica
streznikov, kier ie ma vseh iu-
deh nekaksen nracen pritisk in
Inikaker nj mogoce priklicati We
Iselega razpolozenja.
| "Harro," zacne, "ali ne potre-
bujete nikogar, XII bi vam barve
lstrgal? Vse svoje zmoznosti sem
lpremislil in zdi Sc mi, da innate
prav, ko trdite, da "a kmetova-
ME nisem. Bral sem, da so imeli
start mojstri zmerom pomoeni-
ke, XII SO Jim strgali barve. Sa-
mo "a to Sc njihove barve tako
|svetijo, ker so bile zmerom sve-
re nastrgane in zmesane."
TX ako ueeno!" ga podrazi
Harro.
"1n morda bi bill Sc uporaben
"a to delo, sal sem incl v risa-
nju zmerom dober red"
"Dobro," reee Harro. "ze dol
go me mika, da bi napravil tax
.poizkus. Lesene ploseice in ees-
.nieva smola, Alfred! vi boste
plosce zgladili in naprayili pod
lago S kredo. To pa je treba de-
.lati oh lepem vremenu ma pro-
stem. Imei bi deset ur della ma
dan, dnevno dnino in hrano. Tu-
.di stanovanje v hisi. V nedeliah
bi imeli cd treh do sedmih pro-
sto."
Toda Alfred Sc ne da prestra-
siti in ma veliko grozo mlade ze-
ne govorita Harro in Alfred Sc
dale tenn. Harro Sc hudomu-
sno smehlja, Alfred pa je cd sa-
me vneme YES rdec v obraz.
Pc kosilu pridejo ma mizo pr
We cesnje. Knez jih je postal.
Harro hvali ma vse pretege
skladnost zivordece barve S sre-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18
OpoInini glede raci-
joniranja

Meso, sir, naslo, konzervtrane
ribe In mleko
Rdece znamke K-2 do Ell so
veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
Procesirana jedila
Modre znamke To do Nj
so veljavne vsaka "a 10 pointov.
SladlkDr
Sladkorna znamka Stew. SO "a
5 funtov sladkorja je veljavna
do 81. augusta.
Cevlji
Znamke st. /, 2 in 3 z zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 50 We
ljavne do preklica. Prihodnja
znamka stopi v veljayo $ /. av-
custom. ~--.--.>sas.-
GaaOlin
znamka Ais je veljavna
"a sest galonov gasolina. znam-
ke B-7, R8, CT in C-8 SO We
ljavne vsaka "a pet galonov ga
solina "a nedolo6en ( as. Ma
lieu vsakega kupoaa mora biti
napisalao inne drzave ia licenGna
stevilka. Pri prosnji n dodatno
kolicino gasoupa je treha na-
vesti rekord prevozenih mill.
49anjs
2h perijeda, - zgaajs as ken
ca q. jAlija.
KuEilno slje
znanake Stev. !, I, 3, n il s,
- ss1sj ssl Dns 1ssks =
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

s q F T.
/ Da, IN rekel je, da ST hoce ogle
Idati vzorno knetijo, XII jo inas
I knee tn nekje blizu. Najbrz Sc
bo SAM se kdaj odlocil "a kme
4 tovanje.
"Prav," rece Harro, res ne be
Islabo, &c 81. jo ogledate. Tods
Imorda ie holje, &c Sc malo pole
narite. V vase nadarienost "a
kmetovanie ne verujem pre-
[[vec."
II "Kar more biti ma svetu lep
Sega kakor lenarjenje!" zastoka
\ Alfred. "Polezavanje! Poeziia
lenobe! Kako malo ljudi zna lie.
tnobo dovolj ceniti."
"Toda nocoj bono le napravili
izprehod, ko bo otrok zaspal," !"
rece Rozamarija. "Saj Sc zdaj
Izgodaj utrudi in bo kmalu "a
ldremal. Ia dvoranico bi rada
imela velik, velik sopek. Spo-
1nincice in bell trn, zlatice in bu-
kove veiice, in v nedelio so bin
kosti, XII jih je treba praznova-
IT,"
/; "Slisal sem praznikih, XII jih
lprirejate, sestricna, in tako rad
bi Sc vsaj enega taksnega pra-
znovanja udelezil. Praznovanja
so bila zame doslej pojem otoz-
nosti in zalosti. Svoje majhno
veselje 81 clovek najlaze ustvari
SAM"
-"V dvoje, mislite reei," mu Sc
re Harro besedo. "Sicer bi pa
tudi JAZZ rad te dni priredil pra-
znovanje "a posvetitev dvorane.
In nekaj novega 81 moran H.
misliti. Tako, da bo kopica ljudi,
glasba in obilo vencev roz. Samo
nihce ne bo smell biti v crni
hlapeevski obleki S skrici in hla-
eami, XII so tako zelo podobne
cevem. Tudi nikakSne jetniske
frizure, kakor jo innate vi, AL
fred"
"Moj bog, kaj pa maj storim?
Svojim lasem ne morem ukazo-
vati, kako mai rasejo."
"Oh, Sc meni je hudo," ga po-
drazi Harro. cali innate to ze
cd nekdaj? Pravo strnisce :"
"Harro, kako 81 hudoben," ga
osteje Roza. "Vedeti morate, Al
fred, da moi MOI ne trpi do
korenin ostrizenih las" q.
INA smrt sem nesrecen. Po-
skusil bonn, ali Sc bo dalo kai
popraVltl Ma tel zanemarjeni
njivi. Kdaj pa DO praznovanje?"
"Zadnjo steno moran Sc do
koncati. Roza ina zal toliko ma
crtov. Prav ker je stena zadnja,
Sc il naerti vsiljujejo kar v ko-
picah. Poleti je praznovanje
med stirimi stenami nezmisel-
no."
''Kje bono pa zbrali toliko
judi?" Sc zacudi Roza.
"Ljudi bo dovolj, &c Gothski
koledar ne bono gledali. - Ca
sa bo obilo, Alfred, da Sc po-
boljsate. Roza, tvojega oeeta hi
rad videl v obleki Filipa Brau-
neskega. Tedaj bi sele videla,
kaksen je v resnici."
''Torej praznovanje z maska-
NIP"
'Ne, praznovanje lepote. "a
kaj ne bi dali kdaj svojim ocem
eloveskega praznovanja? Alfred,
vase sestro bonn poskusil spri-
jazniti z obleko beneske pleme-
mite dame. Sam il bonn to obleko
narisal."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

| IN kaJ boSte Odredili Zarne
strogi gospod ! netak, &c dotle.
mole strnisce ze kaj Eraser"
''Vi boste ineniten, sub svet
Jurij po Tilmannu Riemen
schneiderju. Peljite Sc v Rothen
burg in 81 svojega patrona oglej
ter'
"Da bi bill svetnik? Gospod
bratranec, navdusen sem. Kaj
I pa della Henrik"
'.Ali niste opazili, da .je nasel
Ipolza? Zdaj je srecen. Vse dru
ge zivali mu namree prehitro IL
ginejo izpred oci. Srne Sc noee.
jo z MIN igrati, zajci mu ubeze,
ptice zlete pod nebo, konji SO
pa preveliki. Samo ljubi, dobri
|polzi :"
"Pozi!" vzklikne maleek ma
vduseno. Lezi ma trebuhu in
ogleduje velikega rumenega pol
Ia. Cash potrka s prstkom ma
njegovo runeno hiso, da izgine
glava pod njo in Sc sele cez ne
kaj casa spet prikaze. In vselej
Sc mora veselo nasmejati. Ro-
gov Sc pa le malo boji. Harro je
pograbil svojo knjigo "a skicira-
ME in zacel vneto risati, toda ka-
kor bi bill malcek to opazil, je
dvignil glavo in prijel mater "a
obleko. =
Mama, poz bill
"Vidite, zdaj misli uzivati
polze pesniskem razpolozenju.
Pripoveduj mu, Roza!!"
Deeek je stal pred njo. Ko-
molce je opiral ma njena kolena,
oci pa uprl v njene ustnice.
"Nekoe je bill poz -"
'Poz bil," Sc je oglasil west
odmev.
"sel je ma visoko goro, pa je
padel in 81 zlomil rog. Pa Sc lie
skril v svojo hiSico in nj incl
wee roga."
Henrik je zastokal:
mi incl loga!"
"Pa pride dez, pljusk, pljusk,
in poEu Erase spet rog."
Henrik veselo zavriska in Sc
vzpne ma mamma kolena.
"se en- poz," poprosi.
'Al slisite, Alfred, zdaj pojde
spet 'da capo.' Zelo, -zelo pono-
sna sva mani. Dokler ne sliSi
zgodbe petkrat, Sc ne pomiri.
IN zgodba 1zpoinJuJe sVoj ma
men re tri tedne. Kar mu Roza-
maria, XII zna pripovedovati ka-
kor malokdo, ponudi, mu nj
vsee. Samo svojega polza hoce.
In vselej ga uziva enakim ma
vdusenjem. Zgodba mora biti,
kakor vse kaze, res ustvarjena
zanj. Napeta ie, zmerom mu pri-
nese kaj novega in Sc dobro kon-
ca. Sc sanjah ga zasleduje. Ko-
ikrat zamrmra ponoci memo, So
eutno in presrecno: 'Pozn"
Rozamarija je ovila sincku ro-
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Slouenshi a,,,enslsii narodnii suet

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1895 w. 2sth Street. Chicago 2s m r
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Cvsds 1vjeni uradniki a sdIesn aan r-
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eASTu CLAM: ~ &e. 9e -
casn predsednk: LOUIS ADANHC, Milford N. J.
casna podpedsednica: MARIE PRIszD ls4 Danasha
cssn Kern, e2ss ST. Ave,
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Preddni: ETB Hasen
podpseddi: JAlKo ROGELJ schade
podpreddn: A. WIDER Ave.
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Blagank VINCENT CAKAR 27 So Lawndae Chicago III.
zapsnilar JACOB zUPAN lAeo So lombard NJ
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LEO JURJOvEC, 1sAO W. 22nd Pl, Chicago 8, m
ANTON KRAPENC, 1886 w. 2lst Pl, Chicago g. H.
LEOPOLD KUsHIAN e4os ST Clair Ave. Cleveland Ohio
Athena NOVAK. GILT st. Clair Ave, Cleveland s. Ohio.
FRANK zAITz 2se1 So. Lawndale Ave, Chicago IL
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JOSIE zAKRAJSEK, 1903 Oornelie Ave, Cleveland Ohio
JOSEPH zAvERTNK, 800 Tenafy Rd, Ensiewood. n
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ANTON DEBEvC. 1880 So 18th ST, sheboyyan, wis.
JOSEPH DURN 1905 Waterloo Rd- Cleveland TO- Chic
JOSEPHINE ERJAvEC SCI Chicago St, Joliet I'LL
THERESA GERZEL. 3s4 Erie Ave. w. AHquippa, Pa.
ANTON HORZEN 4, Princeton III.
ANTHONY JERSIN, Washington St, Denver
REV. MATH KEBE, 222-57th st, Pittsburgh L. Pa.
FRANK KLUNE, 6o4-3rd w, Chisholm, Mimi.
KUSAR, KenIw0rh Ill.
KATHERINE KRAINZ, Hawthorne Detroit Mich.
JOHN KvARTICH All Station st, Bridgevine, Pa
JOHN POLLOCK, 24485 Lakeland Blvd, Noble, Ohio
LUDvK Brooklyn, Y.
ANToINETTE SIn1CICH, Addison Cleveland Ohio
THERESA SPECK, 1858 st. Louis 49, Mo.
VALENTINE STROJ 040 N Holmes Indianapolis, Ind
JOHN M. sTONICH, 1884 Cedar st, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW vIDRICH, Jog Forest Ave, Johnstown Pa.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

brom sk1ede in beIo ter zeleno
barvo dvoranice.
scinkavec prileti skozi odprt0
okno, frfota nekai casa pod stro-
pom, potern pa sede ma oknico.
Mic Sc ne boji in = zivini ocmi
gleda okoli sebe. Toda proved
pozornosti le noce zbuiati. Med
glasnim petjem odleti.
(Dalje prihodnji6) :
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-07-18

Pc kosilu pridejo ma mizo pr
We cesnje. Knez jih je postal.
Harro hvali ma vse pretege
skladnost zivordece barve sre-
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Infants Wear

Group OF Children's Play
Clothes: Shorts, Shirts, Slack
Suits, Sun Suits. Sizes 1-3, 3-6.
Orig. S1.83 to $2.29---$1.38
Group of Play Clothes: Sun
Suits, Slack Suits, Shorts.
Broken sizes. Orig. S2.29-$3.98,
S1.8S
Group of Sun Suits: Cotton
prints and stripes. Sizes 3-6.
Orig. $1.29-$1 74c
Group of Pinafores and Pima
fore Dresses of printed chintZ.
Pink, blue. Sizes 3-6. Orig.
So.55 Sl.5J
Group of Play Clothes: Cotton
Ticking Shorts, Shirts, Skirts,
Stacks Sizes 3-6. Orig. S183-
S2.l1 S1 S1.I8
Group of Rayon Slack Suits.
Broken sizes. Orig. S642 1888
Kann 's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Shop Ft1dey. Store C|@Ad AN Day Saturday!
Girls Wear

60 Cotton Shorts for girls and
teeners. Orig. $3.50 9--$1.49
10 Girls Rayon Plaid Skirts.
Orig. $2.99--------------S1.4 40
rs Teeners' Cotton Dresses.
Orig. $5.95------------S S4.88
25 Girls Cotton Print Pinafores.
Orig. $500 -------------S1.99
20 Girls and Teeners' One
piece Bathing Suits. Orig. s4.76,
S3.97
Is Girls and Teeners' Pastel
Cotton Playalls. Orig. $3.97,
$3.50
IL Teeners' Cotton Sun Dresses.
Orig. $4.35-----------$2.9
10 Teeners' Rayon Jacket and
Short Sets. Orig. $7.50---$2.99
20 Girls Cotton Print One
piece Playsuits. Orig. 1929, CSC
Is Girls and Teeners' Blue
Denim Sport Shirts. Orig. $1.69,
99c
10 Teeners' Cotton Print 2-pc.
PIaysuits. Orig. $476-- $2.99
20 Girls and Teeners' Playalls.
Orig. s229-$2 49----$1.S8
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Notions

IS Polka Dot Covered Glove,
Hose and Hanky Boxes. Orig.
81 69c
IL Cork Table Mats. Orig. Csc,
19c
IA Novelty Pin Cushions. Orig.
SOC 25c
10 Bathing Bags. Slightly
soiled Orig. 81. Plus 20%o
ldA --------------- Sh'"V
IS Shower Caps. Orig. 39c, Csc
IS Utility Bags. Orig. 81 soc
IA Children's All-N-One Waists.
Orig. s1---------- Csc
IL Straw Fruit Baskets. Orig.
Sl.O5 35c
rs Plastic Bob Curls. Orig. Csc,
10c
20 Cigarette Boxes. Orig. soc,
19c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Summer
Furniture

6 Unpainted Wooden Folding
Lawn Chairs. Orig. $4.95- $3.50
8 Canvas Hammocks. Damaged.
Orig. $6.99----S 1888
2 aluminium Frame Lounge
Chairs. Orig. $22.85 $I2.99
Metal Frame Lounge Chair.
Orig. $29.95 = ------ S14.99
/ California Redwood Sofa with
Cushions. Orig. $44.95 S29.95
% Leg Rests for Cypress Chairs.
Orig. $3.50--------. S1.99
IL Wrought Iron Frame Terrace
Chairs. Orig. $10.95------$5.99
/ Green and White Enameled
Table and Bench Set. Orig.
1922 $14.99
Is Canopy Tops for Redwood
Chaise Lounge. Orig. $685.,
$1.Ss
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Better Dresses

5 2-Pc. Wool Suits. Sizes 1920.
Orig. SAL 140------- $500
8 Silk and Nylon 2-Pc. Dresses.
Sizes IA and 16. Orig. $38 S22
4 Ray0n Print Dresses. Sizes 18
and 20. Orig. $16.95-----S9.97
s Spun Ray0n Prints and Pas
tells. Sizes 38 and 40. Orig.
$22.95 and $25 S12.97
4 1-Pc. Styles of Pastel Rayon.
Size 1872. Orig. $12.95-$1495,
S9.97
/ Brown Rayon Crepe. Size 18.
Orig. $38---------------- S22
8 Eyelet Batistes, Shirtings and
Novelty Cotton Dresses. Sizes
10 and IL. Orig. $10.95-S1695,
S6.99
9 Rayon Blouses. Sizes 18 and
20. Orig. $1095 $500
S Dinner Gowns. Sizes 1916.
Orig. s29.95----------S1 S14.97
S Dinner Gowns. Sizes 1914.
Orig. S22.95--------SI2 SI2.97
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Rains and F|oodso Of 'S9
Recalled al Meefinq
OF Oldest Inhabitants

Rounding out the rainiest July in
Washington history, the Association
Of Oldest Inhabitants in a meeting
last night in the Old Union Engine
House appropriately reminisced on
Floods and Freshets in Washing
ton"
Most vividly remembered was the
flood of May 1889, when, according
to Monte Sanger, who started the
discussion, the old Pennsylvania
Station, located at Sixth and B
streets, and the old B. & o. Station,
at New Jersey avenue and c street,
were flooded.
1t was the same year as the famous
Johnstown flood, Mr.. Sanger pointed
out. He recalled that he was deliv-
ering papers at the time from boat
on Pennsylvania avenue. "The flood
was caused by water and ice piling
up behind the old Long Bridge span
ming the Potomac" he reported.
Avon Nevius recalled that the boat
clubhouse of which he was a men,
ber was washed out during the same
flood. "The only thing recovered
was a large wall mirror which
washed ashore SIS miles down the
Potomac" he said.
Bridge Under Water.
Fred Emery said that he was re-
turning with two friends from a trip
to Mount Vernon when the flood
struck. They had taken ferry boat
to Alexandria in the afternoon and
walked the rest of the way. 1t was
dusk as they made their way back to
Hunting Greek. just below Alexan-
dria, and found that the bridge was
under water.
Mr.. Emery said he spent the night
in a tree and the next morning
succeeded in attracting the atten-
ton of a man in boat who took
them across the swollen stream to
Alexandria. They finally got back
into Washington by crossing the
bridge at Rosslyn, Va, after guards
at the old Long Bridge refused to
allow them to cross there because
the bridge was in danger of being
washed out.
John Clagett Proctor reported
that in reading over some memoirs
written by his uncle he came across
a recounting of flood which oc-
Cured in 1902 during Thomas
Jefferson's administration.
1t told of a group of men con-
structing the Capitol Building who
were marooned when the "Tiber |
River which flowed around the Cap |
itol grounds" reached flood crest,
he said. President Jefferson rode
down on horseback to see what
could be done.
Urge Jurist Promotions.
During a business session the
group passed motion presented by
Charles H. Bates urging the ap-
pointment of Justice William E.
chief judge of the Mu-
nicipal Court of Appeals, and JUS
tice James M. Proctor, associate
justice of District Court, to the
United States Court of Appeals for
the District.
Voted into membership in the
organization were Edward L. Nc
Aleer, 1855 Crestwood drive NV; |
Elmer H. Bailey, sr., AL Emerson
street NV; Harold H Moye, 2609
Thirty-eighth street NV; William
E. Yost, lis West Woodbine street,
Chevy Chase; Robert T. Hoy, Hous-
ton Hotel, and William N. Handiboe,
2814 Fifth street NE.
Applications for membership Of j.
Martin Scranage, 1709 Rhode Island
avenue NV, and Harry c. Brooks, |
1926 Thirty-flfth street NV, were
turned over to the Membership !
Committee and will be voted on at
the next meeting.
Mr.. Proctor served as acting presi-
dent in the absence of President
Theodore w. Noyes.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Hosiery

Sheer Full-Fashioned Rayon
Hosiery. Broken sizes, weights.
Cotton reinforced. AS is SOC
First Quality Non Run Rayon
and Cotton Hosiery. Full-fash-
ioned. Good colors and sizes,
sc
Imperfects of Full-Fashioned
Rayon Hosiery. AZ and As
gauge. Cotton reinforced.
Broken sizes and colors- 39c
Irregulars of No-Seam Sheer
Rayon Hosiery. Cotton heels
and toes prs. for 81
Misses Colorful Ankle Socks.
MerceriZed cotton. Solid colors.
Broken sizes. Soiled- 10c
Imperfects Of Full-Fashioned
Rayon Hosiery. Medium weight
sheers. Good colors. Not all
sizes. Cotton reinforced.
2 prs. for 81
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Luggage
Bed Dept.

5 Single-size Felt Mattresses.
Orig. $685. -S8.88
1-4-ft. Felt Da Bed Pad (cen-
ter fold). Orig. s10.95--- SIT
/ Walnut Veneer Dresser. As Is.
Orig. $32.95-----S1S.SS
1 Double-size Felt Mattress.
Orig. $24.95--------SI4.9
2 Double-size and 2 Twin-size
White knight Box Springs,
Victory Model. Orig. $3.50,
$1,000
4 Double-size White Haven Box
Springs, Victory Model. Orig.
$3.50 ---S7.O0
3 Double and 2 Twin-size Felt
Mattresses. Orig. $22.95, 1889
6 Double and 6 Twin size Beds,
maple finish on gumwood. Orig.
$22.50 ---$14.44
1 Upholstered Rocking Chair.
AS Is. Orig. $1995-----$13.88
l Occasional Chair. AS Is. Orig.
$1395 S7.99
l B0ud0ir Chair. Soiled. Orig.
$l9.95 -$12.99
4 Double and Twin n-size Box
Springs. with coil spring con-
struction. Orig. $29.50--- $19.95
10 Pillows Chicken feathers
with quilted sateen finish cover
Orig. $4.25---------S
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Lingerie

Lace trimmed Rayon Satin
Gowns. Sizes 1917. Orig. $295,
S1.99
Tailored Rayon Satin Slips.
Size 80. Orig. $1.39---- CSC
Rayon Crepe Pajamas. Broken
sizes. Orig. S6.95-----S S4.99
Black Nylon and Black Crepe
Slips. Sizes 80 and "a. Orig.
$3.50 and S3.95-----S1.97
Tearose Rayon Slips. Sizes 80
and "a. Orig. S2-S2.25 S1.39
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Housewares

IL Serving Trays. Orig. $l.69,
$50
20 cans Dri-KIeen. Orig. SOC,
39o
Wood Shoe Boxes. Orig. s100.
CSC
so Rubber Drain Board Mats.
Orig. 59c--------
6 cans Cellolite Paint, l gal.
Orig. s259-------S1.59
81 boxes Tay-Kof Cleaner.
Orig. Csc ea.------2 for 39c
8 Decorated Utility Jars. Orig.
soc -----------39c
is Round Chrome Trays. Orig.
I0C o0c
l lot Slicing and Butcher
Knives. Orig. soc to S1s8,
49c to S1.00
S Folding Ironing Tables. AS Is.
Orig. e8--------69c
Kann'+Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Budget Dresses

Misses Cotton Dresses and a
few Spun Rayons. Orig. s5.95.
S2.S7
Misses Pastel Rayon Crepes and
Printed Cottons. Orig. S8.95,
S4.S7
Women's Striped Cotton
Dresses. Broken sizes. Orig.
1895 5---S4.44
Women's Pastel Rayon Dresses.
ape. style. Orig. $l0.95---SS.87
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Clearance!
WHITE
CROCHETED
BEANIES
s;,:, o;:s; 7oc
Upholstery
Handmade white beanies
SO crisp and perky.
Hat Booth
Street Floor.

50 pairs Cretonne Draperies.
Orig. 95----------$3.69
80 pairs Tailored Curtains.
Orig. $295--------S
So pairs Rust Priscilla Curtains.
Orig. $4.95-------------$3.0
$50 yards Cretonne. Orig. s1.29,
79c yd.
200 yards Curtain Material.
Orig. 44c------------29c yd.
$50 yards Quilted Sateen. Orig.
IS yards Rayon Taffeta. Orig.
S1.69 S1.00 yd.
20 pairs Bathroom Curtains.
Orig. S2.95----------S1.6 SO
Is pairs Draperies. Orig. 1895,
$3.50
IL pairs Draperies. Orig. s7.95,
S4.99
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Leather Goods

STARED Items Plus 20S Tar
Straw Bags. Orig. $5.-$5.95,
$685.
10 Summer Fabric Handbags.
Orig. IS S5$3.9 $685.
IS Leather Upper Change
Purses. Orig. 39c--25c*
$50 Leather Billfolds and Pic
ture Frames. Orig. $1---29c*
10 Doeskin Bags. Purple and
fuchsia. Orig. $7.50-----$5*
$50 Straw Bags. Orig. $1--79c*
25 White Imitation Leather
Bags. Orig. $3---- $1.50*
S Multi -Colored Plastic Woven
Bags. Orig. $5.95------$5*
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Noted Cunudiun Banker Dies

MONTREAL, Aug. 2 P.-Sir
Frederick Williams-Taylor, we'll
known banker, died early today in
the Montreal General Hospital.
Evening star., 1945-08-02

Farm development in Colombia is
now assisted by flve-year program
which will cost $22,000,000.
Evening star., 1945-08-02

Final Clearance Spring Goats
20 Coats for misses and Orig. $29.95. SIX
variety of styles coors L.. . fabrics -
IL misses Orig s3s to $50. The popular 500
styles and fabrics the young ~
Kanns-Coats-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-02
Neckuear

Mussed Flowers!s Orig. 81 2sc
Summer Neckwear. Soiled and
mussed 29c
Summer Hat Forms for Flow
ers. White 29c
Soiled Blouses. Orig. $4.99 and
S5.95 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Kann's-Street Floor.
Stationery
Loose Leaf Binder. Size Si2x
IL. Black. Orig. $2----6 69c
Extra Filters s-----15c
Genuine Leather Portfolio with
pockets. Button fastener,
$1.99 plus 900 tax
Ivory Single-sheet Vellum- fin
ished Paper. 70 sheets TO box,
39c
Kann's-Street Floor.