davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Rugs Reduced

7 oriainolIy $3.50 sxIo-H. I'm
ported HAND -mode Wool Indie
Ruos -------l49.95
II Originally 1880 sxe-ft. Inn
norted Hond -made Wool India
Rugs 1875
10 orisinoIly 1880 o riertoI
Patterned ItoIion Rugs, e9x|3-
#. imported - --i29.e5
9 Originally 1885 sxlI-H.
orientoI Patterned ItoIian Ruas.
jmported ------ee.e5
I orieinoIIy 1895 sx12-H
Handmade Wool Indio Ruas,
imported 1926
7 orieinoI 1875 sxI2-H. Cot
ton shas Rugs 1926
s Originally 1895 sx1o.e-H.
Imported Hond- mode Wool lndio
Puas 1926
Is orieinoIy $500 I2xl5-H.
Reversible Chenille Ruas 1895
- oriainoHv 7o.s5 1o.ex14-ft.
Reversible Chenille RUGS 34.e5
II Originally es.o5 sxl5-ft. Re-
versibIe Chenille Rugs 1885
10 oriainoIIy 5000 4xe-ft.
Hooked Wool Ruas 1895
4 Originally 5e.95 5xs-h. I'm
norted Hond-mode Wool 'rdio
Ruos 24.e5
s Originally 1925 4x7-ft. Inn
ported Hand-mode Wool Indie.
Rugs - i9.So
8 Originally $3.50 5x5-H.
Hooked Wool RUGS --le.s5
8 oriainoIlv $3.50 exs-H. Cot
ton shas Rugs 1926
8 Originally 2I.e5 2s4-ft.
Hooked Wool Ruos l4.e5
50 Originally zl.98 4xe-ft.
kovoio Patterned RUGS l4.s5
"a Originally l4.so 3x5-f'.
kovojo Potterned Rugs 7.es
10 Originally 1895 3x5-ft. Wool
Shoe Rugs e.so
IS orioinnIIy l4.5o 4xe-ft. ovoi
Broided Rugs - e.9o
100 Originally 7.s5 2x4-ft.
Navajo Patterned Rugs A.eS
80 Originally 5.ss 24x45-in.
Frineed Novelty Rugs ---2.95
Rags. Sixth Floor.
E ST. Building.
Evening star., 1947-01-23

II Originally I4.65 ALL
Wool Hond- Fashioned Pull
over Sweaters in blue, yel-
low, green, and rust. SmoIl
medium, and large sizes,
7.e5
3 Originally $50 Pure
AustFoIion Wool PuIIover
Sweaters in red. Medium
size only -----3.e5
4 Originally $500 Re-
versibIe Joekets with Hood.
Tockle-twill lined. Sizes SO,
40, and 48 ----l0.0o
8 orsinoliy l5.z5 to 3l.75
Leisure Coots in solid oolors,
checks, and two-tone COM
binotions. Navy. maroon,
and two-tone blue in smoll,
medium, and loree sizes,
1000
IT Originally 9.95 U. S. Rub
Der Waterproof Roincoats
with rogIon sleeves in grey
shade. Sizes AZ. A., ond
As I.95
80 Originally 1925 Mems
Roineoofs in sinele-breosted
style with sIosh pockets, 3D.
iustoble tob on cuff, and
roelon sleeves. Ton only
in sizes AZ, a., and 4o.
SOS
s Originally $500 Pure Silk
jackets with royon lining.
two slide Fastener pockets.
two-button. cuffs, and full
belt. Natural and ton in
medium and small sizes
1895
MEMS Sports apparel, s
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Clearance of Infonts'
Furniture

7 Originally 3z.sss "BabyIine"
Cribs with adjustable steel
springs. In natural finish. with
poneIs decorated with circus
figure motif 24.s5
IS Originally 14.s5 TobIe Troin-
ers Il in blue; 8 in pink. A
table and choir set for troinine
child to cot, pieces can be used
seooroteIv 5,95
; Originally 1875 Dunlop Stroll
ers with boIIbeoring wheels. Mode
Of lightweight strong olunninum
with Jorge compartment for pock-
ooes. Finished in noroon--9.s5
Infants Furniture, Second Floor,
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Clearance Of Glassware
and Gifts

40 Originally $50 Cut erystaI
Cruets .25'
4s Originally 75e Piostie- -Wrop-
ped coektoiI Closes, in red,
white and blue ------3se
$50 Originally soc TumbIers with
roffio coosters
II Originally $50 Wrapped Ii
uuor Bottles ---1.75
"a Originally l.25 Wrapped
Hish-BaII GIosses s----75e
IS Originally 100 combridse
Gloss Pitchers ----------5oe
Is Originally ZOO "BroziI-
Wrop" Bowls. for peanuts, pop
corn, etc. tc.--------l.oo 10
3 Originally 7.25 "Brazil-Wrop"
soIod Bowls, oronee, yellow, and
oreen ---3.50
IS orieinoIIy 100 "BroziI-wrop"
Juice Closes, with yellow stripe,
soc
u Originally 100 Ceramic
Coasters. fIorol design, Ape. set,
set -50e soc
s Originally 400 Wrapped Ice
Tubs ZOO
Z Originally 1900 7-pe. Martini
Sets 7.oO
II Originally 3.95 Ape. Sets Of
Beby Dishes with nursery rhyme
designs ---F---- l.So
China, Gift and GiasSware
DEPARTMENT, Sepenfh Floor,
IF" ST., The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Boys furnishings

80 Originally l.o8 Jr. Boys Roy
on Knit MuffIers -- soc
80 Originally LOS TO las
Tweeduroy Mittens -25e
100 Originally I.9s Boys Leather
Helmets and Cloth Trooper Hats
with wool pile sides loe
100 Originally 5se Boys Eor
Muffs. Bright coIors ----39e
so Originally I.99 Boys and
Young Mems Wool Gloves 81
40 Originally z.43 Young Mems
Wool Gloves I.50
8 Originally lilo Boys Tweed
Robes. Labeled os to wool con-
tent nt---4.s5
le Originally 1875 to SIS Boys'
and Young Mems Heavy jack
Is Originally 2.s7 Jr. Boys Boil
brisson Poiomas ---$l
so Originally 81 Boys Wool
MuffIers ---$I
10 Originally 2.25 to 2.s5
Young Mems Wool MuffIers, l.5o
Boys Furnishings,
Second Floor, The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-23

Record Department.
Seventh Floor e" ST. Bide,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
80 Originally $50
Corduroy Stacks
$40

SpeckIed Corduroy SIocks, sizes
10 and ~.
5 Originally l4.5s Hooded pIoid
Moekinows. Size l6 --7.25
3 Originally 1880 Corduroy Re-
versibIe coats. Fneer-tip length.
Sizes le, 20, p --7.25
, Originally SIS Corduroy Sport
coots. Sizes "a, IS and 81,
ll.s5
! Originally SIT Corduroy Sport
coot. Size II ---7.95
Z Originally sI2 California
Leisure coats. Sizes 10 ond u.
IS
) Originally also Plaid Two
tone Wool coots. Size Is, 1915
I Originally $50 Brown Husky
Suit. Size elO---9.9o
! Originally 1895 Rugby Suit,
Brown wool. Size s 1850
! Originally 1855 Eton Suit. Blue
wool. Size 3 -------e.5o
l orisinalIy 14.s5 Rugby Suit.
Grey wool. Size 5 $50
3 Originally S24 School Over
eoots. Sizes 3 and IA -e.95
I Originally 1895 Logging Set.
Blue. Size 4 ---e.95
46 Originally 6.95 AIeution Cot
TON Cloth sioeks. Brown, blue.
Sizes 10 to ! 7 ----Z.S5
Boys Clothing. Second Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-23

50 Originally 7,s5
Kitchen Step Stools
4.oo
They hove stout metal frames
with steps and top of hard wood.
The steps fold owoy. so stool can
slide conveniently under toble
and out of the woy. Finished in
red and white, or bIua and white.
Is Originally 30e and 4oe Piostie
Cereal Box Covers ---- l5e
II Originally 7.95 PIostie Table
Covers red or green foro de-
sign o>e
5 Originally z.3s MetoI Gosh
Boxes los is 90
3e Originally 4.ss Folding Butler
Tobies
l21 Originally I.19 Metal Sweet
er Dryers ------------lSe
II Originally 40 TO 2.2s Metot
KIeenex Boxes los isl -----59e
se orieinoIIy zse Plastic Tooth
Brush Holders ---loe
IS Originally 100 Boby jar
Sets, hond-pointed ------49e
~ Originally 1.7e Metal Shower
Heods, adjustable ------79c
Il Originally 4.eo Plastic robIe
Covers, red with white c heck: s @
42x54" 2.95
q orioinoIIy 3.95 corpet Swe eepers
los is -- 1873
u or;oinolly z.2e MetoI Kitchen
Stools ---6 zoe
II Originally LIS Plastic ! Hosket
Liners and cIothes-pin Bog, set
LOO
II oriainoIIy 3.98 Wicker Shop
nina corts, with rubber wheels,
1873
81 Originally $50 Stainless Steel
Corvins Knives -----l LOO
80 Originally s.ss 3o-pe. Silver
plotted Flatwore Sets, complete
with box -o.SS
1s Originally 3.s5 Top-of-stove
II Originally 2.e5 PIostie-eooted
Toble Covers, red floral patterns,
100
80 Originally 1913 one-burne'
Electric Hot Plates -- soc
7 Originally | 5.95 4-qt. Pressure
Cookers los isl ---8.95
Honsewat res, 7th Floor,
Fl" St. Building, The Hecht Go.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Men S Sportswear

II Originally 1910 to $500
AH-Wool. Norfolk Jockets
in solid coIors and two-tone
combinations. Sizes 3o, 38,
40, AZ, and "A
s Originally 1000 Pure Silk
CdsuaI Jaekets with two
button cuff, button front,
and two pockets. Natural
only in sizes 3o to 40.
1000
- Originally 5.s5 Colt
Joekets with breost pocket,
lightweight, nyIon stitched,
and woterproof-ideol for
golf. SmoIl, medium, and
large sizes zes-------3.95
II Originally 9.s5 EIostie
Gloss Raineoots with two
sIosh pockets ond rooIon
sleeves. Slide Fastened and
nylon- stitched, waterproof
and lightweight. Medium
and Ioree sizes only -5.95
9 Originally $3.50 All
Weather Full Length Coot
of cotton eobordine. Wind
proof ond woter-repellent
ond lined with olpoco pile.
Two sIosh pockets and full
belt. Sizes 36, 40, AZ, ond
44 37.S0
II Originally 1000 Cotton
Gobordine All : Weather
Joekets with dyed sheorling
collar, 1000 wool focing,
upper lining of sheep skin.
slide fostener, two slosn
breast pockets ond two
stroieht flop pockets. Sizes
SO, 40, AZ, and A 1850
Of EIoor. The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-23

Nen's Shorts 4bbuei Street Floor The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Clearance Of Rodios

! orisinsIIy 1896 Rodio- Phone
graph Combinations. 7 oble
Models. PIoys 10" or 2" records.
Cobinets finished in wotnut.
5s.s5
7 Originally 4e.s5 Table Model
Rodies, foreign and American
broadcast bonds. Walnut finish
cobinet, with chrome trim, 34.e5
20 Originally 44.I5 Automatic
Record PIoyer. 3-tube omplifier
pIoys 10" and II" records.
10 Originally $3.50 Modern
Table Model Rodio. with blonde
finish cobinet. Has s" AInico
speaker -----ZZ.S3
"a Originally I47.4o consoIette
Radio- -Phonosraph Combination.
Automatic record player plays
10" and II" records. Cobnet
is finished in wolnut. Ample
space for records ds---99.95
Is Originally $3.50 3-Tube Am
pIified Record Players in SNORT
lueeooe type coses ------Zz.95
8 Originally .47.65 4-Tube Am
pIified Record Players in two-tone
Luggage type carrier cases, 1926
IS Originally 3s.4o e-Tube In
eiudins Reetifier) TobIe Radio.
Has new AInico speaker and full
vision dol. Cabinet is sndrtly
styled, finished in woInut- 1926
rs Originally s7.zo Ro do
Phonosroph Combinations, pIoys
10" or II" records automatic oIIy.
Hos luggage type corryine eose.
1926
IS Originally $3.50 EIeetron-x
intereommunieotor and Carrier.
Plugs into any llO-volt &C line,
no other connections needed.
Communication between offices,
from room to room, ETC.; can be
carried on with z or more corriers
plugged into circuit Of one-meter
service 9.e5
Nep Radio Center,
Seventh Floor, "E" ST. Bldg,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-23
Clearance of Records
and Record Accessories

135 Originally 7se and LOS
PopuIor Records, we'll known
bonds and ortists feotured, some
from albums which ore not conn.,
pIete 3 for 100
IS Originally 75e and S5e Empty
Albums, imprinted with names Of
artists ond titles Of selections,
have 3 ond a pockets, I9e e. 29e
IS Originally $50 corryins coses
for Records, covered with simu-
Lated blue or green Iizord, with
iucite handles. Eoch holds SO
lO-inch records. LAS isl ---2.le
800 oriainoIIy ZOO chiIdren's
Albums. z 1o-inch records, music
and donce -o9e
Record Department.
.cepenfh Floor e" 81. BIdP..
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04

Dekleta, izurjena, ali &c Sc zele
nauciti knjigovezne stroke. Pla-
Ca cd ure. Zanimivo delo. Forest
City Bookbinding. 326 Caxton
Bldg.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
Prvo poglavje

Nikanor je dvignil glavo, Sc
oprl ma komolec in je drzec sc
"a brado "a trenutek prisluhnil.
Vrgel je s sebe odejo in plaho
pohitel v kot, kjer je grbasti
rudar sopihaje zavezoval svoje
opanke il icja. Nikanor Sc je
dotaknil njegovega ramena in
hlastno vprasaf:
- Ali ze dolgo tuli?
Grbec ga je pogledal zaspa-
mimi oemi, Sc spet lotil opan-
kov in odgovoril:
- Ne, pravkar je zacelo.
Nikanor je pomirjen stopil k
vedru, sklenil .dlani nalik sko-
deli, zajel vode in 81 pljusnil
v oci in v brado belle curke. Ko
Sc je obrisal S krajem dodge
platnene srajce, je magic obul
opanke IL lieja, nato pa stopil Sc
v oddaljeni kot barake, kjer je
visela cadasta lesena ikona.
Ko je odmolil, je oblekel 81
roki plasc il konopljenega plat
ma, vrgel eez rame usnjeno tor
bo, v kateri je ostro nabruseno
orodje poznanjalo OBJ plocevina-
sto cutaro, napolnjeno z vodo.
Izpod zglavja je potegnil rudar-
sko sekirico in je toplimi pr
sti pobozal gladko povrsino ro-
GAIA.
Baraka Sc je pravkar pre-
bujala, - pobradi v dive ma
stropji so skripali; ia je zdehel,
oni Sc je pritozeval, da so mu
ukradli skornje. Sirena je Sc "a
vijala, a Nikanor je bill "a dele
ze nared. Izpod slamnjace je
vel kos kruha, zavitega v Gu
MO, ga odmeril ma dlani, ~ "a
trenutek pomislil in ga razpo'
lovil. Polovico je del v torbo
drugo pa zavil nazaj v krpo in
jo polozil pod slamnjaco. ze je
stopil k vratom, ko Sc je pre-
mislil, Sc obrnil k pogradu, IL
vlekel krpo kruhom, vrgel se
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
49,. "A. AVDEJENKO
LJU BIN
Poslovenil: D. RAVLJEN


drugo polovico v torbo in 81 IT,
no rekel:
- Okradli hi me, falotje!
Ko 81 je Nikanor priravnal
torbo in goltal drobtine zdrob-
ljenega kruha, je opazil, da je
lezisce, ma katerem je spal ME
gov sin Ostap, prazno. Nikanor
81 je pogladil brado in zadovolj-
no pomislil:
- Odsel je ze pred sireno,
trudi Sc! Vrl decko!
Magic je stopal proti rudnis-
kemu oknu, zamahujoc S seki-
rico. Nj sc oziral, prehiteval je
tovarise, jih spotoma pozdrav-
ljal in hitel, da bi bill prvi v
kletki.
Ko je dnevno dal znamenje "a
spust v globino in ko je kletka
zvonko udarila oh zelezne no.
slice, je Nikanor razprostrl ro-
ke proti vhodu in nj nobenemu
rudarju dovolil vstopa. Posta-
vii Sc je k vhodu, racunajoc, da
bo prvi izstopil, CHM DO kletka
pristala.
Kopae Kovalj je dregnil svo-
je tovarise in :ujedljivo vprasal
Nikanorja:
- Ded, vzemimo, da iztegnes
noge, kdo bo podedoval tvojo
pohlepnost, vprasam?
Nikanor je molcal, samo ma
bral je goste obrvi in kljukal z
zelezjem svoje sekirice oh klet'
ko. Klecal je, ker kletka zanj nj
bila dovolj visoka. Nikanor je
gledal, kako hite navzgor tesne
stene okna, opazene hrasto'
vimi trami, in premisljal, kan
neki ga desetar danes poslj@
ma delo. "Ko bi le dobil kak me
hak prijeten kotieek! Dvajse1
vagonckov bi izgnal."
|
Pocasneje beze stene okna
razlocneje Sc vidijo vlazni hra
stow tramovi, po katerih drs
kletka. ze cults zadah trhlegs
lesa in vecno vlazne zemlje. Nj
kanor Sc je vzpel, S sirokin
hrbtom zastavil izhod in prozi
noge. Cim Sc je kletka pri izho
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04

du ustavila, ze je izstopil in hi
tel po spolzkih tleh izpred dvi-
gala tja, kjer desetarji odka-
zujejo delo.
Kar spotoma je prisluhnil,
kam je dodeljen. Da bi skrajsal
pot, Sc je izognil ugodnim pre-
hodom, zibal Sc je in Sc plazil
po zadnjem delu hlac, podsitih
z usnjem, skozi pregrajene pre-
kope "a zracenje in cez strmi-
ne. Bal Sc je zapraviti kaksno
dragoceno minute.
-. Sinoci Sc je Ostapu izpol-
milo tisto, cemer je bill vse le-
to sanjal. Ko mu je sivolasi
blagajnik z jekleno okvirjeni-
mi naocniki po delu odrinil me-
secno place, je Ostap pristopil
k dolgemu tankovratemu desc
tarju Butilockinu in ga pohlev-
no poprosil:
- Mikola Nikolajevic, dovo-
lite, - tezko je ziveti brez to-
varisev. Menda vi ne boste od-
bill, &c vas povabim S seboj "a
druzbo.
- Ne utegnem, dragec. Tes-
no Twin, zlati moi, ne uteg-
mem.
- Mikola Nikolajevic, dovo'
lite, - je moledoval Ostap, Gu.
tee, kako mu v noge leze hlad
ker Sc utegnejo zdaj zdaj raz'
bliniti vse njegove sanje.
- Ne, zlati moi, ne utegnem
nikakor ne utegnem.
Sal Sc ne bova dolgo mu'
dila, - je Ostap znizal glas -
nisem stedil, nakupil sem to ir
ono, vodke in piva in izbranega
prigrizka. Ia pet rubljev.
- Ne, ne morem, zavleklc
hi sc. Razen, seveda, &c ne die
kakor kaksne pol urice ..
z novim upon je zacel Ostal
govoriti vneteje in pogumnejf
in mu je sepetal naravnost '
uho:
Tudi darilce imam "a vas
| Mikola Nikolajevic.
Desetar je rahlo odrinil dni
maria Ostapa, zaigralo mu j
vratno jabolko, zaprl je. kahn
oci z rdecimi vekami in reke
dostojanstveno: ''Ti pa kar NJ
odienjas, - pa ceprav ne uteg
nem, zaboga, res ne utegnem
mai DO, pojdem. Samo zaradi te
be, zlati moi, dragec." - Desc
tar je pogledal naokoli. "Nu
pojdi, JAZZ pridem "a teboj. Poi
di, pripravi."
(Dalje prihodmjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
,OPERAToRIcE sIVALNIH
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bonus, placane pocitnice in prazni-
XII: zavarovalnina; moderna tovar-
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
Odbqr. podr. St. IA
SIovenske zzenske
ZVeze
"a leto 1947:

Frances Rupert, castna pred
sednica, Jennie Puncoh, pred.
sednica, Antonio Svetek, pod
predsednica, Mary Unetic, 922
E. 200 st., tajnica, Antonia
sterlekar, blagajniearka, Mary
strukel, zapisnikarica. - Mad
zorni odbor: Frances Globokar,
pred, Frances Greman, Agata
Zajc.
Seize Sc vrsijo vsak prvi torek
v mesecu " Slovenskem drustve-
nem domu ma Recher Ave. OBJ
8. uri.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-08-04
Della "a zenske

MOTHERS HELPER-Young girl
to assist with light household
duties and to take charge of child
az years old. Good home, plea
SAINT surroundings. 10 1856.
The Republican., 1947-12-04
To Have Report Soon
On Senate Election

A Senate subcommittee reviewing
MaryIand's contested 1916 senatorial
election will finish its work and have
a final report ready for action by the
Senate next January, it was an
nounced. A review of 10000 to 25,-
coo ballots still in dispute, was
scheduled to begin Tuesday,
d. John Markey, Republican. is con-
testing the election of Senator Her
bert X. O'Conor, Democrat, who won
by am official state margin of 2.232
votes out of total of 472000 Mar
key charged errors and irregularities.
The ballots in dispute are the resi-
due of total of 100000 votes cast in
II counties in which a recount was
conducted. Attorneys for O'Conor and
Markey We're able to agree on all but
these.
The final ruling of the subcommit-
tee will be turned over to the Senate
Rules Committee which will put its
findings to a vote before the entire
Senate.
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Principals Report
On Spiritual Values

Facing what it terms the 'moral
crisis before US today" the National
Education Associations Department
OF Elementary School Principals have
released a 351-page report, "Sp;ritual
Values in the Elementary School,"
directed toward perfecting the teach
ing Of human values in the nations
elementary schools.
Oakland is represented in the group
which published the report by Merle
D. Frantz, Elementary school, mem
Der Of the NEA Department Of Ele-
mentary School Principals
Defining as spiritual values" the
understanding of responsibility to So
ciety dignity Of feIlow-man, and
broader sense of artistic and ethical
appreciation, the report strives to in
spire elementary schools to empha-
size these values.
As a guide for educators, the fol-
lowing are cited as responsibilities of
The Republican., 1947-12-04

SON and Miss Betty Otto, of Balti-
more, were visiting Mg. and Mrs. S.
s. Otto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevin Warwick, Bal
timore. were visiting the latter's
mother Mrs. Althea Beachy
The following pupils of the local
school were neither tardy nor absent
during the month Of November: Day
ton and Ruby Bittinger; Fred and
OdeIl Broadwatcr; Wilmer Cox, Oar
rcl and Daley Merrill, Gerald, Joyce,
Jack, Sheila, Helen and Ronald War
nick, Patsy burst, Freda Gilpin,
Norma Green and Shirley Wiland.
The Republican., 1947-12-04
so Marriage Permits
Granted During Week

Fifty marriage licenses were issued
during the past week ending Monday
afternoon from the office of the clerk
of the Circuit Court Two of those
issued were marked "don't publish" :"
During November there were 1919
applications issued and 1917 licenses
issued, according to Richard L.
Davis, clerk
The Republican., 1947-12-04
Over 800 Deer Killed
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
Kenneth Paugh, Oakland, 6, 127;
Frederick WachaIe, Baltimore, 10,
1853; John A. Erouches, kitZmiller, Z,
110; Albert McRobie, NindeX, 9, 146;
W Earl Hershey, Linthicum Heights,
8 100; Troy Gnegy, Oakland, /, 119;
William L. Hilton, Kempton, 7, 12o;
Leo Truban, Gormania, 9, 147; Allen
MARBLE, Bayard, 3. 1856; T. c. Muir
dock, Jr., Towson, 5, l05; Boyd Stey-
er, Deer Park, 5, l05; Michael H. De-
Witt, Oakland, u, 156; William f.
Naylor, Oakland, 8, 1863; Bernard J.
Harvey, Frostburg, 5, 115.
Norman S. Lease, New Market, /,
1O5; William A. Spiker, Oakland, 5,
105; Ebert 0. Riley, Oakland, 5, 1870;
George W. DeLauter, SabillasvilIe, (,
1928; Walter R. Moore, Cascade, 6,
1870; Wilbur Sliger, Crellin, 3, 12O;
George W. Harvey. German, s, l20;
James Childs, Gormania, 6, 81; vii
liam Wolf, Oakland, /, 90; George P.
Deacon, Nit. Lake Park, S, l42; Grant
Hardesty, Hutton, IS, 1865; John C..
Day, Cumberland, 5, 1877.
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The Republican., 1947-12-04

Pfc Gail F. Stewart, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stewart, VindeX,
was honorably discharged from the
service on October % He enlisted
February %. 1916, and served with
the l1th albornc division in Japan
from January, 1947, until time of dis
charpp
The Republican., 1947-12-04
With Our Men
In The Service

Now serving with the 1st Cavalry
Division, which is on occupation duty
in the ToIyo-Yokohama area, is
Sergeant William E. Phillippi, son of
Mrs Nertic Philippi. route /, Oak
land. Sergeant Philippi entered the
army on November 16, 1916, and re
ceived basic training at Fort Riley
Kansas In March of 1916 he en-
barked for overseas duty and is now
assigned to f Troop of the Fifth
Cavalry Regiment, at Nagai, Japan.
Neil V, Walter, was advanced to
Seaman first class in the t. S. Navy,
and was planning to continue in
electricity. He is stationed at Corpus
Christi, Texas.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-14

of the association.
During the business session,
reports of the various commit
tees were given, reviewing the
work of the year. The nominal
ing committee presented the
slate for the coming year, Miss
Marjorie Eley, president, Mrs.
Lillian Spicer, vice president,
Miss Lois Raymond, secretary,
Mrs. Carl HUH, treasurer.
These candidates will be elect
ed in September. Mr.. Lundahl
reviewed the work on edUca-
tional legislation at Spring
field. Announcement of the
spring picnic May 22nd at Pet
rifying Springs was made.
The reading, Bobby Shat
to-" given by Miss Mary Schue-
neman of Waukegan was high
ly appreciated by all.
Mr.. Lundahl then introduce
ed Mr.. Kennedy of the I. E. A.
office at Springfield. His topic
was Teacher Development. As
he is in touch with the local
associations of the state, he
gave interesting information
concerning the work of these
groups as we'll as review of
the work of the National Edu-
cational Association on behalf
of the teachers. If teaching is