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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
Nmerifas 3iel

Ser Srllmpi bef ruiiiihen @olitif
lit alio nibt in crlter 2iliie ieile ei-
gene Stirfe, ipnoern oie SdspGdr
Guropas. @cnn mir feineu Gruea
fiibren tonnen, 10 scben iie oen gn,
eelia6Ien tr peritcben, 10 fonnt ibr es
ebcnfaIls ni6t. Genn ielbIt ipenn ibr
Gr1olae geaen ,ns erritgen lno nns
IdNper ibabi9cn ioatet. miro bas, ro,-
raul es ell6 unfonlmt. nGnlih oas
ipcitliGc europa, nod cinem Sritten
Wcltfricg nibt mebr beitcben. llro
oarlm il,d)t oie amerifaniihs Toiit;f
mil Silie oes MariJaQ =Elans Guro-
pa SiulaGIt 5u e~ipefen, in ser Cr=
ipnrtllng, oaB es, einmal geniiaeno
geltarft, fem Webrloies Spfer rlll=
lii6er Grpaniipn lein peroe.
Sarlm Nldlt aber ntf) HuBlcno
NIT alien &tGiten sen gfarlbaa- -Elan
81 ltoren lmo nod, Dor Dem 3eitpuntt,
no iieb icine ,sriidte ct,ua seigen
,psrocu, icira Mahtpoiitlon o:,Ssu-
baucr. Sade ser amcrifaniiden uuS
cngliId)en Epltif miro es nim ieir,
binter 0cm parbiiiencn @iIlcn 5ur
Grpanlion, iuie i'm sic Snipicts slr
Sbau tragen, niht oie srobeu SitmG-
d,cn 81 iiberIebcu, Die oilrb ibt rer,
biillt iucroen lollen. Ycrner 0llno
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
2l,,sreieten>e Grt,Gkr,,,,a
aller EGn>er eeplattt

@aibington. Der erite Ylan. alle
Nabrilng, lpeld)e Die Nelt notig bat
81 er5ellgen, miro baIo Ser Seiiellt-
liGfeit por9elegt pcrocn.
General Tireftor Tooo pen ser
Sebensnittel ,&onlmiiiion ser Gerein-
ten 9satloncn bat perlamat, oob oic
Mitglieocr Scr &olnmiilion, Die ieBt
hier tagt, Elm entiprehenoes Fro.
grumm amnebmcn.
Seln Ylan iiebt folgenocs Dor:
@elebrung Der 2ano1pirte aller Gam.
ser, bamit lie nrebr er5eugen founer.
Stabiliiierllng ser Yrooilften,
nliirfte oitr6 internationale sbfon.
men. (Gies ,piirbe Sen 9anolpirten
iomit am9enleiiene Ereiie iiderm.
3niammenlegllna aQer 9anbtmiri-
fd,ahsplGa,e aller Antioncn, 'oanlit
Imbli5ier,,ng pcrnieoen pirn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
5OO,OOO Sramen lcaen
vSrieScnseelibNe" ab

Dflllpaltfec. 3lun slbihIuB ser
3luellabresperiamlnllung oes Limited
Council of Gbl,rh @omen" tuuroen
BON 100000 in &irden tdtigen 9(np-
rifanerinnen aarten nit einem
~Srieoensgeliibbe" unterid1riebeu,
ipelde lallteten: sd peroc iiir mel,
ne Girhe lmo bie airhen in ser
gan5en &elt nebr beten lno bGrter
arbelten aIS bisber. Sd, ,peroe nit
Mlrt, eilliift 1npo Gsebet Sic Ser
eillten 9tdtioncn ilnS driItlid)e Ve-
mcgllngen fir einc Sronlu,a Ser
@elt unteritiiten. Sd tperoe nit 6c-
ntiiben, sic biiraerlifen Hed)tc uno
ipabre griiocridaft in meiner eig,.
men @erneIlroe 81 feitigen. Sc) tperoe
oafllr beten, oaB oie sSrouen allcr
S0noer iif balb oieiem arell3sua an.
Id)liebcn aueroen"
:giit Den ltnterId)riiten BON ;sralen
al'S s4 proteItant2ben airden per-
leben, Iollen sic aarten on ErGiibent
Truman unb Den aongreb geianot
|peroen. ~Gs limo oies nid)t blobe Gr.
tldrllngen, Sd, BIN fiir ssrieoen', ion.
bern perionlihc 8eliiboe, iiir oen
5rieoen Dirflif su orbeiter," er-
fl1rte Hiltb Dtolgep @orrel( aus
9teiu Oorf, oie Greflltipiefretdrin ocs
ltniteo Council, yrlto' 5ipar i'm pri-
paten 9creid, in ser gemeinoc nmS
alIf intcrnationalem 8cbiet."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
Die eestapo gegen die russische GPu
Der Process gegen die rvssschen Heervehrer aus dem
Johre 1887 oufqekuert.

ourd 8Ylt-asenten aui oem I'm.
meg iiber oen tihehiiten General
ltab Stalin uno Dem @Yl-Gbei
Seldom in Die 6anb geipielt poroen.
Wilbelm Ganaris gab bas @eipr1d
NIT Seporid IN plaItiiber 1rutlif.
felt lpieoer. Gr bate Seporih bie
5rage aelteat, ~marum INNS Sim.
nlels spillen, baben Sic oieies Spiel
getrieben?", uno 6eproib babe inn,
Triumph in oen eisfalten Wolfs-
augen, geantportet: .9ie Soee
ltanmt pom 6iibrer iel6it. Die ruiz
lilhe Webrmaht muBte in ibrer
Spite oe5imiert neroen. Tas 8an,e
paBt in oen 8eneraIplan ser ndd).
iten Sabre"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
Suffice Gfe
Bud fibrt NIT Scr Gleinbuf,n 9(D

Bud fGbrt nit Der GleinbaFn. s(ae
sebn Minllten fragt er oeu 3uebe-
gleitcr: ~ssit es benn nod melt? Sit
es nod rpeit9" gereihuillis sibt Ger
3llgbegleihr isoesmal smsflmit.
id)lieblid) nber platt ibm bod Scr
geamtenfragen: ~@pnn e nod, a
mol 10 oumm fragen, nadba fabr,n
ma tuieber 5'riid!"
.GaD, idge mir bie 8d6r6eit: bin
if Der ein5ige Mam. Den on ie &C..
liebt bait
"Mber natiirlid), Sd)nbi, Ser ein-
5ige unN Der netteite bon ibnen!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25

iibrigen @iittel oes Sernfrieges 70
5ipeifelbaft getuoroen lit, tpie Die eng.
iiId,e Meerberribaft. Muf jeben Toa
lit nit ser Gnhpidlllng sim Snnu-
itrieitaat ieine genpunobarfeit olber.
oroentlib geltiegen. 9luh ser llraI
llno Ole Gerlesung Ser sroBen ,Srou.
ltrien nod Srbirien mo Mittelciien
breten fci1en ausreifenben SGus
mc5r.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
Das r,,iiiiete Grams,
porttpcien
S&Iuk t,ol: Seite I

Terfebr feblte es anf elmer Strede rol,
cttua 1000 &ilometer p0Qig. gis I'm,
81 ben GoritGoten bon
MoStau iab er einen ei,rieen 3us ali
elmer Citation, feinen 3ug in ssabrt.
cine in3ige rid)tiac Gbaullee imS
nibt Elm Muto
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25

etnb Sie unl Shre anaeb5rlsea
09ttalteb TIM Qranlenueretn nnh
Central Werbanb? @enn ni&t, lest
II bte 5eit bci5utreten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25

Sinb Sic nnb 1bre Ansepbttse1
07ttglieh i'm 2ranfenneretn unb
Central @erbanb? @enn ntht, iett
TT bic Seit bei5utretcn. tlm genanere
Snformation rufen Gle bea 2sfaI.
uertreter On.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25

Star W. unD SAre anaeb0rss..
0tfaIteb tn Qranfcnseretn umD
central eertanbP Dean miht tess
u Ste Sett tetaxtreten. Nm aenausrs
Antsrmattsn ruseu Sis ben esssI.
'ertlsers
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
THIS AND THAT

Although Pixies Peak is only
3S5 feet lower than Mount Whit
ney, highest in the United States,
it is scrpassed by 27 Colorado
peaks.
Pennsylvania, now one of the
greatest game and fish states in
the nation, was practically n
"shot-Out' state in 1895.
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Bic MaHcritrafen

Nebnlih Itebt es uld nit Dem Ser
febr auf Sen @niieruegen. Hrblolso
beriiiat iiber gelraltige Str0nnc, ole
einen groBcn SeiI oes 2alrSes burh.
5ieben uno fiir ben @iitertronspprt
ppn srGBter @eoeutlma Iinb. Man
erinnert iid. oaB Sitter bit gehell'
tuna Der ;Sd,lod)t nm Stalingroo ba,
nit begriinoete. haB nit ser slblcbniI-
rlma hes @allertnies Ser @olaa Cos
rniliihe transport uno Tcr'prgs
lmgs,peien einen irreparablen Sdla9
erleiocn miibtc. SroBOem lpiiroe ocS
Yroaramn bes isiinfjabresplans -
,mter ser Gorallsiet,mg ieiner Gr-
iiilluna nidts anoeres hfiplrtsn
ais sic &leHerheritcalng 0es 3al-
lfanocs ser @iiterbeforberllng ou'
oem @aiierlpe9e, tuie er idon i'm 5a.
riltiiden HuBlnno eriltiertc.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-11-25
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Giicn6ahuneb b


Scum BARI man alleroinss nibt per-
geiien oaB tpelentlide Seile bcs rul,
iiIdrn Gtb febrsparfs Sid an Sen
Jronten ooer font I'M @clten beiln,
Sen iucroen. limo ierner lit 5u be.
oenfen melde &olle oas Efero nod
I'M letten 5elo5us scipiclt bat lmo
= no6 be,lte ipielt. go bcrihtete
fiir5lih aic .Erapoa" bon cillenl
6oll, no Elm bober 9eamter in Stap-
ropol icin Ml,to I'M Stid licb imo
fltr5 entIdloiien feline &eile 5u Yicro
fortlebte Sic llriade fir sic Ser
ipenouns oes Yferoes lit cben nidt
nllr Ser Mangel m slutos llno ano-
rem. Serfebrsmoslihteiten icnocrn
audi DER 3uitalto ser StraBcn.
&lBlono lit bisber aub nidt ent.
Iernt in Scr Gage geiueleu, Elm Strn=
Ben- nno Gilenbabnneb 5u idniIen,
ipie es fiir einen moocrncn SrSultric.
ltaat lnerlGBlih ipGrc, @clpib, ole,
ier 3,italro cripies lid in Sen ssclO,
5iigcn Nnpolcons tuie Sitlcrs fir oic
fuilen ols cin Gortcil, ser nitt pc.
mig sn ibren Siegen bcigetragcn bat
= bas ruHiibe Eferb ipar oen rlli-
iiidrn &acn geruadien, Nopoleons
Grain uno Sitlers Sanfs nibt -
bodI fam bel einem lolden Srans,
portlpItem allEerMlb Ser @ren5en
HuBlanos iiir lGngere 3eit fein Grieg
geiiibrt perbcn. Sies nm 10 mebr.
|als bas iurhtbar ber,mtergeipirtif)af
tete Giienbabnipltem MitteleurppaS
feinerlei GrIab bietet.
Der SiinijabrpIan
Ste 3ablen, sic iibcr oos ruliiidje
StraBen- utS GiieubahnneB befannt
iinb, b6Ititieen oie 9lngabcn @elles'
rmo anoerer Heiicrroer. Die Sopiet,
union bat eine SberilGt,e bon 2i,'
$4,000 Sunhrattilpmctcr. Sir Oic-
les lungebeure 8ebict iicbt Der sSiinf,
iabresplan Die ShoII,ug ne,cr Stro-
Ben in elmer 8elamtlGnge BON 1850
&ilometer Dor. Sus lit Die S6hlt5if,
icr sic nller @abribcinlihfeit mad
nibt erreiht perhen Oiiritc. glbc:
ielbIt menn SieS ser Soil mGrc, ois
gc0iiriniiie piirpcn oIh niht al,
nGberno ooourh geoctt. gtod) idblin,
lncr Itcbt es nit ocn 9nbmucicu.
Die Giicnbobnen ser S0luieta bn'
ben cine StrctenlGuae pon $4,000
ailcmeter. 9titmnno umoeres als
Stalin hat nicocrbolt rrflGrt oar
naS Wierinbc bicler 3nbl crit filapf
Den Minbeitantoroerumgen SnBluno:
cntIprGhc. Sn iuelcbem Mabe boIfcl
ober Sic Huiicn ibr 9tcs bis 1880
5u pcrgr0Bern2 I'm nidlt mehr as
720O Gilomcter!
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Bartlett niht bereits belte omrd Sic
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15

and two Indiana cities was is
sued today by Charles M.
Hayes, president of the Chi
cago Motor Club.
Stressing that these enforce
ment efforts in no way repre-
sented ''speed traps" Mr..
Hayes said that motorists were
being policed for strict COM
pliance with all posted speed
limits as we'll as statutory limits
of 20 miles per hour in bust
ness districts, rs in residential
districts, and 80 in suburban
districts, in communities con-
Quoting intensive enforcement
campaigns.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15

Motorists are under equally
strict surveillance for observ-
ance of amber caution lights
and failure to come to COM
plete stops at stop signs in the
following Is Illinois towns and
cities:
Arlington Heights, Brook
field, Forest Park, Lincoln
wood, McCook, Oak Park,
Bellwood, Cicero, Forest View,
Lyons, Melrose Park, River
Grove, Berwyn, Evanston, La
Grange, haywood, Northbrook
and Skokie.
Cook County police are also
extremely active in traffic law
enforcement outside of cities,
villages, and incorporated
towns. Cook County forest pre-
serve rangers also are concen-
trating on enforcing obedience
of speed limits and traffic
signs, Mr.. Hayes reported.
Intensive enforcement drives
are also being waged in Gary
and Michigan City, Ind, and
at New Buffalo, Michigan, the
motor club executive reported.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15

fices of the Temple worship,
for God was seeking people
whose worship would be Gin
spirit and in truth" In the
Church, Jew and Gentle were
to be united in one with Christ
as Head. No one will go to
Heaven by merely belonging
to a church, however; for of
itself the Church is not a saw
ing institution. To be saved, Je-
sus taught that one must 'be
born of the Spirit
TIL e Christian Catholic
Church teaches that the sin
ner, to become a Christian,
must repent of his sins and &C
cept Christ as Savior by sim
pie, childish faith. It teaches
that Gods children may take
Jesus as their Great Physician
and trust Him to heal their
bodies of sickness and afflic-
ton. It teaches the need for
a close walk with God, living
a holy, sanctified life, abstin-
ence from every form of evil
including the use of strong
drink and tobacco.
II PRAISING GOD IN THE
CHURCH FOR HIS BLESS
INGS-Psalm "a :1-8; 1903:
is; Acts 2:37 At; Mat
thew 20: 10, 20; I CORN
thians 1:1O-17; II 1928;
15:1-4; Hebrews 10: 1925.
The Church was brought in
to existence on the Day of Pen
tecost when three thousand
were saved and brought into
fellowship with Christ.
In the Great Commission
Jesus commanded believers to
be baptized. The early Church,
all through the Apostolic per-
lou, pTdCClSeu CTluHe AI1AAAAS1.
sion.
Our Lord also instituted the
''Lord's Supper" in the Church
to take the place of Israels
Passover Feast.
While The Christian Catho-
lie Church does not teach that
either of these two ordinances
can save any one, yet it does
teach that every believer
should obey God in baptism,
by which he makes public con-
fession of his faith in Christ;
and should observe the Lords
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15
WARNING TO MOTORISTS

A warning to motorists of
exceptionally rigid enforce
ment of state and local traffic
laws in Is Illinois communities
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15
CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP IN THE CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
PsaLn18 81 Memory Matthew rs: H. Is
Prepared by Anton Dans OUerseer the Christian Catholic Church
Heudqu Zion

Supper, by which we are re-
minded of the broken body of
Christ on Calvary's Cross and
of His precious blood shed for
the remission of our sins.
Gods people are exhorted
in His Word not to forsake the
assembling of themselves to-
gether. The Lords Day, which
God set apart as one day out
of seven, is not for physical
rest only, but for spiritual COM
munion with God - for the
worship of God in the Sanctu-
airy - for the gaining of new
strength for life's duties
through the preaching of the
Gospel. Be faithful in attend
ance at Gods House. Take a
definite part in the work of
the Church. Let your light
shine for Christ wherever you
go and never be ashamed to
confess your Lord. Use every
opportunity to win others to
Christ.
III THE CHURCH TO BRING
BLESSING TO OTHERS.
Malachi 3:7-12; Acts GIL
8; 8:1-8, 26-4O; I CORN
thians 1916; 15:51-58;
Ephesians s: 21-33; Titus
2:11-14.
The Church has great mis-
sion both at home and abroad,
to bring the Gospel to all ma
tons. To carry out this vast
program every member of the
Church of Christ needs to give
his wholehearted support. This
church teaches that the child
Of God should honor Him with
tithes and offerings to support
the ministry and to send forth
workers. This church teaches
the premillenial coming of the
Christ to gather the saints un-
to Himself. We are living in
the time of the end and the
coming of the Lord draweth
nigh. Let all watch and pray,
with hearts filled with the oil
of the Holy Spirit, ever ready
for Christ's Coming.
ARE YOU FAITHFUL IN
ATTENDING GODS HOUSE,
AND IN SUPPORTIG HIS
WORK?
These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be OBJ
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15

The greatest of all institu-
tons which God founded for
the spiritual upbuilding of hu-
mainly is THE CHURCH. Je-
sus, the Son of God, said: Cup
on this rock I will build My
Church; and the gates of He'll
shall not prevail against it."
Matthew 1919
The Christian Catholic
Church was founded, under
God, by John Alexander
Dowie in the City of Chicago
on February %, 1896, with
five hundred charter members.
The reason for it's being
brought into existence was the
fact that the many thousands
who had been saved and heal
ed through DR.. Dowie's min
istry, upon their return to their
various churches were not al
lowed to bear testimony to
Gods marvellous healing pow
err or to the blessings receiv-
ed. Therefore the establish
ment of church home for
these precious souls whose
hearts were OVERLOOKING with
Joy and praise to God, became
a vital necessity. By a careful
study of the references given
in this Lesson a better under
standing of the message and
mission of this Church will be
gained.
I RECEIVING BLESSING
FROM GOD THROUGH
THE CHURCH. Matt. 16:
1918 1916, 1920; Acts
2: - FL; John 3: l II;
James 5: 1916; I Thessa-
lonians 5 1924; Ephesians
2:13-22.
In Israel of old, the worship
of God was connected with the
Tabernacle in the Wilderness
and later with the Temple
which Solomon build in Jeru-
salem. Many years after it's
destruction the Temple was
rebuilt by Ezra. In the time of
our Lord, Herod had built a
magnificent Temple.
In founding the Church, our
blessed Lord gave to the world
a far more spiritual concep-
ton of divine worship than to
Israel. He removed the limita-
tioffs of ceremonies and sacri-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1948-09-15

These weekly Bible lessons, punch
ed for loose leaf folder, may be oh
tanned by mail for $1.OO year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22

"a pm. sunday, With Dr.. Ham
Kinder conducting.
The composers first symptom,
was given its Washington premiere
by DR.. Kinder In 1914.
The other orchestral numbers on
the program are: Introduction and
Cortege de Noces from lie Cog dor
by Rimsky- Korsakov, and excerpts
from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker
Suite"
The guest artist, Sascha Gorod-
nitzki, will play the Liszt Concerto
No. l in e fiat major.
Another symphony by an Ameri-
can composer will receive its world
premier on February 1 under DR..
Kinder. The symphony to be
premiered at that time by the Rev.
DR.. George Wargo, chairman Of the
Fine Arts Division of the Washing
tom Missionary College, Takoma
Park, Md. This symphony is dedi-
Gated to Dr.. Kinder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22

Lillisr volk, 45. Silver sprins. Nd.
How1rd A. Jones, 40. 1908 K st. Sc.
Richard I. Harris. 4. 1927 4th st. NV.
Infant Chester. Hysttsyille. Md.
Infant Lee. Arlington, We.
Lewis Clark, so. 1903 3rd st. s.w.
Mary Simms, 10, 402 End st. s.w.
Elizabeth Washington, SO, 40 M st. Sc,
Ernest jackson, "a, 2123 o st. NV.
Lizzie Hollis, So, 2001 MARYLAND ave. ne
Rosa Rayfield, 81, 1909 Wylie Court ne,
Edna Felix, IS, 45ig Canal I'd. NV.
Esther Hayes. 80, 1416 st. NV.
Annie Hill, 48. 1927 Irving st. ne.
John Jones, IL, 1928 D ut. sc.
John Blalock, Al, 352 w st. s.w.
Arthur Clemmons. 80, 147g Florida ave
Milton winslow, "a. 1249 9Th st. NV.
Sheraldine Robinson, infant. 1407 SINH
dr. Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22

Un0Sf II. Z. tdtCS, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
recetue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other dnSs.
Mabel Ashby, 90 Arlington, Va.
june Eversuie, IS, PULASKI, Va. - -'
Annette psyis a. s1s I'VE Webster St n st. n aS
snd Josephine Harvey. ~, 1888 18th st.
hsbS' g. ss IN as sf cts
r. "a Z. EE s,, e. and Jan. H.rv.n as
sSs cbSs VITA ssl f Ssss5s :.
: Henry Carpenter, %, Hillside, Md, and
and ssnds o. Se ss aas -, ns5 E. New
'eSP Ms1 Ss! ssSs IsY 4 4sn 81 81 s s
sr, S};ss pis9a r. e 5a'fR g. r.
Marion Jones'. II. 4si 1st st. st. Sc. -"
h: ana bs RSan Booth s ssds - B ah s; st.
Elizabeth Tarbeil, 25, 1925 21st st. NV.
Bernard Peters, IS, 2703 Minnesota ave.
Sc, and Isabella Mcarow. 81, 126 18th
Robert Mcbride, 40, Commodore Hotel.
and Marie Stuart 80, 1872 Newton st.
Albert .Reiter. SO, 1885 @ st. NV. and
Sarah sehorr. Al, Ney York City;
ohss.an ep a0ssfs ssoszz en: 81,
Harry jones; 8: g, "a ~ 9Th st; s:v.. and
and Blanche Howard, "a. 1905 Park I'd.
Samuel johnson. %, -e2e A st. ne. and
Gertrude Stevens, 81, 638 A St, ne.
and Helen Chandler. is. ' 1927 Sims '' DR..
Fillmore Wise. "a. TAI Fairmont st. NV,
and Rosetta Johnson, Is, 1124 57th ave.
Bonnie Richardson, IT,, %, 1859 Montelle
Pssl deisr e.. %. 4s4s Lowell st, NV. and
Ha Tesa Asfhs S SS ter St. n3
and Helen. Morris, 20, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Desvernie Johnson 25,- 1881 18th st. NV,
and Dorothy Prioe, "a. 1909 T st, NV.
Force, IS. both q 1904 Potomac ave- @
James johnson, %, 1431 ssrd st. NV, and
Joann Nelson, 80. Indianapolis, Ind,
nW ana Phylls c Ges 1ss 445 Je 9se
oe ssR i RANKIN aiH 20, West Potomac Park
u. and Doris s, Gates, "a o797 22nd st. NV.
and Phyllis Townshend, Fl, 4s0S LIST st
Franklin Holcomb, 80, st. Marys City. Nd.
and Suzanne slingluff, rs, Vienna. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-22
Births Reported
Qrom the D. c. Bureau Of vital Statistics

GEou VIC ~ u ouEehu Oh V1taI cthtlstlce'j
Eaward and Ethel blanchard. boy: ,.
and and ksne gIyan 02 DO
AsasE ana az Eststis s% esses, i siPf. s''l
sesls and a Nae M eoaaod s SG1e 00'
Robert and Harriett Cook, boy.
s s42R a ana G Mace eoWsn d twin
Maurice and Catherine Cressey, girl.
gstsT ana Bessie pe%estihss' boy.
5aaief aa ad0 Rose 'f po psEssek sr io'
Shs5ss II. I'D Sssiialf Bs%PhS so'
Carl and Dorothy Eaton. girl:
Willard and Elizabeth Picard. boy
sfod ana sns H sSaes seeaos pe5 girl
Frederick and Barbara Funk. boy.
bo oMaRR ana snf Adsie se ein Hs1a Boy:
9sH5ss ana snf 6o EEs d SEAL b stE
Juan A and I've Verenics mica dran nan: iii Ell
Erness ana shf Louise arsso ay ST. aE ana 0''
a md G Nao 1asaaa girl bov
6mesr fl AN and 1 Esta A ainnan nt' boy.
Robert and Josephine Hodgson. boy.
eafhSers ana and He Asce HSn boy
keS Seard ana snq He sa5a K asIz e by
Msne ana az E! Msas k kSaasdls' si S4''
aeorse ana an ae sasm kr naer e eG
Clarence and Lucille KuEnert, boy.
VsIT nssst and nd E Ts9s Esyssss sl Ell
Harold and Marion Levy, boy
Anshony and sqsiaa LMHpT,Hft girl
Robert and Mildred March. boy.
}ohn ana saf asaEsy n Mslsia f b61
Wendell ips ana s gert at Moepssn. bog.
James and Lille Mae Moon, girl.
Hss5S and ana R RsEs M meTfaPs &c., boy
Slsss.d sa nd ksshs5iss hsEsay, boy
George and Josephine MeDermott, girl.
James and Mary McNulty, boy.
Aurdette sa and gaoaaelia Nes sek boy
Wynn an and "A, Alice NIGEL boy;
Marvin and Sadie Fayne. boy.
Alvin and Stella Peck, girl.
s seSs AND and f Hadres P Pssa s sr
kadolph and MildTed easTIes. siSi.
duO 6ulSlcyB IVY
Merle and Alice Rayman, boy.
Clement and June Reimiger, girl.
Frank and Pearl Roberts, boy.
Bedford and Josephine Robinson, girl
Roy and Lucy Robertson, boy.
John and Evelyn Robin, boy.
Clarence and Maria Roy, girl.
james and Irene Russell, girl.
Robert and Mary Sanford, boy.
christopher and Florence San Fellipo. girl.
Robert and Nancy Schwab, boy.
Martin and Helen schrott. boy.
Harry and Wilma Senior. boy.
Francis and Margaret Shea, girl.
Louis and Cheerie Smoak, boy.
Calvin and Blanche Spilbury. boy.
George and Nora Stanton. girl.
John and Kiz Stevenson, girl.
Robert and Rosalie Strauss, boy.
Elvin and Mary Sutphin. boy.
Franklin and Lillian Mae Sweeney. girl.