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friends should ask you, what
is soil? l am sure that you
would be wondering how best
to answer the question. Well
suppose ! suggest that you an
sWer it this way. Soil is decay
ed vegetable matter and rocks
IN which plants would grow.
From a scientific point of view
in order to get the best results
from your farm or garden YOU
must give proper attention to
the soil and select sturdy
strong plants and seeds from
reliable seed stores.
When you cultivate your soil
you do three very important
things, "a you aerate the soil,
% kill the weeds and 81 re-
tain moisture. Plants must
have light and air, freedom
from weeds and from harm
full insects. Always make a
thorough search on the under
side of the leaves of your
plants for the eggs Of insects.
Always use a liberal supply
of farm yard manure because
it contains phosphoric acid,
potash and nitrogen, three i'm
nortant plant foods. It IS a
common practice among own
ers of animals for them to
throw away their manure,
they are forming a bad habit.
When you are cleaning up
your back yard, rake the leav-
es and bushes in a pile, mix
them with some soil and wet
them occasionally and you
will have a compact pile
which can be scattered about
your garden, thus adding a
supply of humus and organic
matter to the soil.
Our one crop system Of
farming and lack of rotation is
going to ruin our soils. Some
plants for instance take a
large portion of potash from
the soil if you continue to
plant that same crop from year
to year, your soil will be-
come deficient, it might also
affect your animals. We should
collect the sea weeds on the
sea shore when practical and
throw it in the pens Of our
fields. then blow ii under
, 1948-04-08
EDITORIAL

Signs OLA Great Session Ahead
ON APRIL 19, l948 the Legislative Assembly Of the
Virgin Islands will convene in St. Thomas. Ordinarily,
there is nothing unusual or significant about a Legislative
Assembly, There is such a convening each and every year,
and sometimes several times a year. But in the past some of
these assemblies have been marked by incidents which
would better be forgotten, and allowed to rest in peace,
never to be resurrected.
AS NJ events cast their shadows before them,
so this session of the Assembly has given some idea Of
what it will be. And thank God, so far, it promises to be a
coherent, consistent, and well organized session, and if that
follows, we can safely predict much good work. The pre-
liminary, informal get-together was highly satisfactory, and
it seems as if the members are truly anxious and willing to-
make good this time.
A MOST FULL and ambitious agenda has been set upl
and it all the bills to be proposed is passed, the Assembly
will have won lamels for itself. There is the bill to provide
q referendum on certain amendments to the Organic Act
the creating OF an office of Auditor, building and sanitary
code, and other important matters. These are not simple
tasks, and they will require time and effort, and above all
e measure ct cooperation and understanding never before
displayed here. It is because of this why we take time out to-
discuss this section Of the Assembly as one Of the most i'm
portant and farreaching ever convened.
ITEM z, A Bill to provide for the appointment Of a
Committee to study the educational system and the School
Law or the Virgin Islands, and to submit a report with re-
concentrations thereon, is perhaps the most important
single item, While it should not consume much time, vet ih
we remember that everything, regardless Of what, rests upon
education, then we shall see how important this committee
will be. What, however, should take the time is the member
ship of the committee. The kind Of report which will be forth
coming from this committee will depend in large measure
upon its membership. There will be need for vision, under
, 1948-04-08

standing, and an ability to cut
across all lines and arrive at
conclusions only after all pos
sible angles have ben consid-
cred. The future of the Virgin
Islands may well rest upon
this very act, for the course Of
education will certainly shape
that future.
WE have high hopes for
this session Of the Assembly.
Keeping in mind the larger
and more important purpose
for the Assembly, the mem
bers would address them
selves to the tasks before
them, and refuse to be led off
into tangents. This is the AS
sembly which should be the
for all Assemblies to.
come. It is possible if the
SO will it.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24

Jonat Velertaite Berta, is Obsru-
tu KIM, Paezeriu VII, Vilkaviskio
ap., gyv. Elizabeth.
Jurpalis Vincas, is Velziu KIM, Sedu-
vos parap., Panevezio ap., ir jo
vaikai.
Karpicius Petras, is Antakalnio km.,
Onuskio vi, Traku ap.
Siauliu ap.
Kasputis Domininkas ir Kazimie-
ras ir sesuo Juze, is Gerviniu KIN.
Raseiniu ap.
Kramm Butkute Emilia, is Skuo-
do, Kretingos ap.
Kunickaite Pasukonene Marijo-
ma, is Mitkunu KIM, Garliavos w.
Kupstaitis Pijus, is Kazlu Rudos.
Kuras Juozas.
Labanauskaite Monika, is Pasalto-,
nio KIM, Raseiniu ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24

Dikciute -Boguckiene Kaze ir wy
ras Ipolitas.
Durickas Vladas, karo metu buvo
Vokietijoje su Americas kariuo-
meme.
Feltusas Fricas ir Rudolfas
Fylipyte Smidtkiene Karolina ir wy
ras Smidtke Emilis, is Taurages
ap.
Gailiunas karolis, is Joniskio w.,
Siauliu ap.
Gaudesius Liudvikas, is Nainociu
km., Tryskiu W., siaulip ap.
Grauzinis Antanas, is Rygos
Grazulytes: Tekle Ruksteliene ir TO-
Sc Prakusky.
Greicius Mykolas ir Greiciute Ele-
ma, is Mediksines KIM, Nemaksciu
w., Raseiniu ap.
Grinkaite Runcelis, Ksavera.
Grinkeviciu Jono ir Onos gimines
prasom atsiliepti. Ju sunus Pet
raS glme AmerlkOJe.
Grybauskas Juozas, S. Gabrieliaus,
+ is Svencioniu ap.
Gudaitiene Rederyte Marija, is
Taurages ap.
Gurklys Jonas, is Ilgalaukiu KIM,
Subaciaus vi.
Ivaskevicius Dionizas
Janusauskas, vaikai Felikso Janu-
sausko, kuris buvo kiles is Paeze-
riu KIN. Seduvos w., Panevezio ap.
Januskeviciute Juze ir Ona, is Sa
baliavo KIM, Liubavo. vi.
Jasinskiene Barbora, is Plunges m.
Jastsembskas Juozas, is Radviliskio,
Siauliu ap., ir zmona Klara.
Kazlauskas Kostas ir Vaclovas, is
zibiku KIM, Vieksniu vi.
Kolicus Augustinas, S. Povilo,. is
Siauliu ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24

mire lapkricio 20, Chicagoj.
(Panevezio ap. Naujamiescio
p. svainininku KY Amerikoj
isgyveno 27 metus.
PETROSIUS Stasys, 81 metq,
mire lapkr. 19, Chicagoje.
(zvingiQ N.Y. Amerikoje is
gyveno 81 m.
SPOMAS Juozas, pusamzis, mi
re lapkr. Fl, Chicagoj. Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 40 metu.
VENSKEVICIUS Antanas, pus-
amzis, mire lapkr. "a, Chica-
goj. (Panevezio ap. KursenQ
p.) Amerikoj isgyveno 35 m.
ZOLONDAUSKIENE (Frajori-
ke) Mare, pusamze, mire lap
kricio %, Chicagoj. (Telsiu
ap. Kvedarnos par.)
VASKIENE Elzbieta (Gusai-
ciute), mire lapkr. 25, Chi
cagoj. (Grabavos k. Suvalki-
jos).
MITCHELL Pranas, pusamzis,
mire lapkricio Is. Chicagoj.
(TaurageS an. Batakiu par.
sveisciu KY Amerikoj isgy-
veno 48 metus.
RASKO Juozas, pusamz., mire
lakr. 27, Chicagoj. (Taura-
ges ap. Babroniku KY Ame-
rikoj isgyveno 46 metus.
KONEIKIS Pranas, pusamzis,
mire lapkricio 19, Chicagoj.
(Raseiniu APPS. Rietavo par.
Plunkenu KY Amerikoje is
gyveno 40 metu.
ERINGIS Justipas, pusam Z i S,
JASINSKIENE Ona (Gelum-
bauskaite), pusamze, mire 27
lapkr., Chicagoj. Amerikoje
iSgyveno al metus.
KUNGIS Antanas, 66 M, mire
lapkr. %, Chicagoj. (Taura-
ges ap. zvingiu p. Bikavieniu
k.) Amerikoj isgyveno 48 m.
TILENIS Leonas, pusamz., mi
re lapkr. Is, Chicagoj. (Kur-
senu par. siauliu app Amc-
rikoj isgyveno 80 metus.
MENDELIENE Elzbieta (Po-
cyte), mire lapkr. 10, Balti-
more, Md. (saukenu p.) A
meMkoje iSgyveno 38 m.
KUDIRKA Kazys, pusa mis-,
mire lapkricioe=24 .ChlcagoJ.
(Marijampoles ap. Skriaudziq
p. ir k.) Amerikoj isgyveno
40 metq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24

Kulikauskaite Matuaitiene Mari
ia, is Kybartu, Vilkaviskio ap.,
vyras Juozas Matulaitis ir vaikai
Eleonor, Victor ir Violet, gyv.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Lane Stulgaite Jadvyga.
Laurinaitis Vadislovas, S. Tado ir
Ievos Matulaitytes.
Lengvinas Antanas is Taurages
Levinskas Jonas, is Skuodo w., Kre-
tingos ap., Kulu KIN.
Luksaite Julijona, is Maceiniq KIM,
Plunges vi.
Macenas Juozas ir Jurgis, is wi
liunu KIM, Subaciaus vi, Paneve-
zio ap.
Maciulyte Maria, is Aukskaliu KIM,
Raseiniu ap.
Marcinkeviciute julie, is Kraziu VI,
Raseiniu ap.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24

Su augancia Amerka, 81 sritis naturaria auga su
ia. Mes cia sioje gerausioje salyje vetoje
DANES stebuleje pasaulyje didziausios prekyvietes
Simtai musu bizniu ir industriju dedamos pastan
gas spldyti savo Eostumeriu ju produktu if patar
navlmu relkaavimus, jos naudoja net daugiau eek
tros jegos, negu naudojo auksCausioje karo darby
meteje '
lr mes The Illuminating Company dedame visas
pastangas stumet prmyn savo $l27 ,OOO statylos
programa patiekimui daugiau iegos musu kostume-
rams.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24

Jieskomieji ar apie juos Il
nantieji prasomi atsiliepti j:

PASsASSAAA SsGoAAANEs"e
CONSULATE GENERAL OF
L1THUANIA
Al West S2nd Street
New York "a, n. X.
Astrauskas Juozas
Bakutis Antanas, is Pakalniskiu KIN
Radviliskio w., siauliu ap.
Banceviciene Mazeikyte Antose .
Regina, is vilkaviskio ap., ir w.
ras Bancevicius Antanas, is Mari
jampoles ap.
Bangs Antapas, is Vizbarp KIN.
Vainuto zygaiciu W., Taurages
apsk.
Bangs Juozas, Petras ir Vincas il
seserys julie ir Ona, is Vizbaru
KIM, Vainuto Zygaiciu W., Tau
RACES ap.
Bischoff Georg, is Raseiniu ap.
Bitkeriene Smidkyte Berta ir W.
ras Leonas Bitkeris, is Taurages
ap.
Boguckiene Dikciute Kaze ir w.
ras Ipolitas.
Bosas Juozas, is Kiduliu w., sakiu
ap.
Brazinskaite, is Kamarunu KIM, Lei
palingio w., Lazdiju ap.
Butkute Kramm Emilia, is Skuo-
do, Kretingos ap. "a
Brokas Antanas ir; Florijonas, is
Trilaukio km., Pajevonio w., Viii
kaviskio ap.
Daneika Kazimieras, is Dranicenu
KIM, Utenos vi.
Dikens Algird
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-12-24

Praejusiu keturiu metu begyje skaicius zmoniu 500
myu Clevelando apylinkej padaugejo nuo 75,OoO,Oo0
Xxi suvirs 81 100000
ST nauja skaitline remiama apskaiciavimas gwen
toju padaugeimo kurie buyo oficalia paskelbti U.
S. Census Bureau.
Sis daugejimas reiskia, kad biznia r industrijos
Cleveland-siaurrytines Ohio srtyje siaden turf
ziau, negu vienOs denos keiOnes atstume 5000 900
daugiau kostumeriQ negu ketveri metal pirmiau.
Evening star., 1948-06-12

1909, the mission had beds for IA
men each night.
The bread line" am. breakfast
was started for all who came an
January 1910. A year later the mis-
sion opened a penny lunch room"
at its Industrial Home on -Four
teenth street NV. Here men could
buy, for a penny each, a cup OF
coffee. rolls and other food.
In 1911 the mission moved to 2l4
John Marshall place NV.
Three years earlier Mrs. Harriet
E. Monroe had been called to serve
the mission. An unusual story OF
help for the mission was connected
with Mrs. Monroe For many years
Frank D. Baker of Johnstown, Pa,
sent a carload of coal free to the
mission. One year Mrs. Monroe
wrote and asked him why he did it.
He wrote back: Mrs. Monroe when
you were president Of the college at
Atchison, Kans., one day a widowed
mother and her little boy came to
your door, You took them in-fed
and clothed them-until the mother
got work; then bade them God
speed, cheering them on their way.
I was that little boy"
In 1912 the Gospel Mission Dis
pensary was started through the
initiative of DR.. Charles H. Bowker,
aided by DR.. O. C. Cox and DR..
Francis A. St. Clair. Four years
Evening star., 1948-06-12

later the mission opened services in
a gospel tent at Georgia avenue and
Irving street NV, and later at
Eighth and I streets NV.
The present building was erected
as. the result of a Public Buildings
Program in the National Capital
adopted in 1926. The cornerstone
was laid August 7, 1882, and by 1887
the building was completed. The
following year the mission bought
the former International Bank
Building across the street for the
use of the superintendent and his
family.
Presidents of the missions Board
of Trustees were George w. Wheeler
B. H. Warner, Representative John
M. Nelson of Wisconsin, Chief JUS
tice Stanton j. Peele of the Court
of Claims, Gardner Johnson, DR.
Maurice E. Miller, DR.. Everett Ellison
and Lewis H. Fisher, the present
incumbent.
Missions superintendents have
been Mr.. Kline, G. w. Cory and
Karl E. Goosman.
Harvey V. Prentice, the present
superintendent, came July 6, 1925,
as acting superintendent. He was
elected superintendent May l, 1926.
A native Of Sioux Falls, S. Oak,
Mr. Prentice attended Staunton
Military Academy. He is married
and has seven children.
Evening star., 1948-06-12

race was concealed.
This Mordecai was an outstanding
personality, who refused to make
obeisance to the big political boss
of the palace, one Haman, de-
scendant of the Jews hereditary
foes. the Amalakites. Although
everything was coming Haman's
wav, he grew embittered because he
could not enforce the respect OF
this obstinate Jew, Mordecai. So
he plotted comprehensive Orlentai
revenge. He would have all the
Jews of the kingdom massacred.
Mordecai put the plight OF tneir
people squarely up to Esther. de-
claring that she had come to the
kingdom for such. time as this.
It was death to enter the Kings
presence unsummoned. but Esther,
saving. IF 1 perish perish" after
her coreligionists had tasted and
prayed three days, went in to the
King. and was received favorably
and promised the fulfillment OF her
wish. "even to half of the king
dom" - such are the Oriental
touches of this entirely Oriental
story. With woman's guile she first
invited the King to feast, and
then to another, before prof1ering
her request.
In the meantime it had come to
the Kings knowledge that Mordecai
had once thwarted a palace plot
against his life, and had gone un-
rewarded. So he asked his favorlte
courtiG Haman what should be
done to the man whom the King
delighted to honor. Assuming, IN
his vanity. that the King meant
him. Haman prescribed an elab-
crate series of honors-only to
learn the bitter truth, that his
enemy Mordecai, for whom he had
already erected a gallows, was the
favored one.
Then, when Esther told her story
and revealed Hamans plot and
pleaded for her people. Haman was
hanged on his own gallows, built
for Mordecai, and the latter was
given the Kings seal and put IN
charge of adequate measures Tor
the preservation of the Jews.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
BrookIond Baptist Plans
AIl-Youth Day Tomorrow

All-Day-Youth-Day will be OBJ
served at Brookland Baptist on
Sunday. Romance for the ASKING"
will be the topic of the Rev. Ward B.
Hurlburt in the morning. Several
young people will be in the pulpit to
assist in the service. At 8 pm. the
service will be in charge of young
people. Four five-minute messages
will be given on The Christians
Observance of the Sabbath" THE
Christians Personal Devotional
Life" THE Christians Relationship
to His Church" and 1.-The Christian
Winning Others for Christ"
A youth rally and wiener roast
will be held on the church grounds
at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
PIon Double Program
At Albright Church

A double program will be pre-
sented at Albright Memorial Church
on Sunday. The services will be in
recognition of the 22d anniversary
of the founding of the church, and
it will also be bride and groom day
A special section will be reserved
for those who have been married
at the church and for those who
have been married 25 years or more.
The sermon by the Rev. G. E.
Schnabel will be THE Redemptive
Doors Swing Wide" and at pm.
Extra -curricula Education"
On Wednesday the anniversary
dinner will be held with Cal john
son, former Representative OF ILL
nois, as the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
World Affairs Topics
.AtMt, Vernon Methodist

The young adults of Mount YER
non Place Methodist Church, have
planned a series of programs on
world affairs and vital topics OF the
day. Tomorrow at pm. the guest
speaker will be Robert N. DuBose,
who will discuss Face Your Fu-
ture." Mr.. DuBose has recently
come to Washington from Durham.
N. c.. as executive secretary OF the
American Association OF Colleges
and Universities. DR.. A. N. Warner,
associate minister, will preach at all
services tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
Chief Of ChapIains
To Preach Tomorrow
Al the Cathedral

Maj. Gen. Luther D. Miller, Unitet
States Army chief of chaplains, viii
be the preacher at the II a.m. serv.
ice in Washington Cathedral tomor.
row. He is an honorary canoE
of the cathedral.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of the District o.
Columbia. will hold its annual me.
mortal service in the Cathedral al
pm. tomorrow. The preacher viii
be the Rev. Merritt F. Williams
Cathedral canon and presently ma.
tional v. r. w. chaplain.
Holy communion will be celebrated
in st. Mary's Chapel at 7:30 am
and in the Bethlehem Chapel al
$50 am.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
Plan children's S Day
At Petworth Baptist

Children's Day will be observed In
the Petworth Baptist Sunday School
on Sunday. A pageant, THE Great
est Thing in the. World" under the
direction of Mrs. Ruth Davis, will be
presented.
At II am. % babies will be dedi-
Gated. The Rev. James P. Rodgers
will speak on What Shall We Do
for the Child?"
At 8 pm. a sound motion picture
will be shown.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
.HomIine Methodist Church

Methodist Student Day will be
observed at Hamline Methodist
Church tomorrow at II am. Mes
sages will be given by the following
students now attending college
Mary Ann Yeager, Wade Courier
and Robert G. Gnegy.
There will be an installation serv-
ice for the officers of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship, along with pre-
sentation of Bibles to high school
graduates, and presentation OF
Youth Choir honors.
At 4 pm. there will be Youth
Choir festival, including the Mount
Vernon Place, Woodside and Ham
line Youth Choirs.
Evening star., 1948-06-12

~ bOyie, n Z IL
bishop of Washington, will preside
at the mass. Deacons of honor will
be the Right Rev. Msgr. James A.
smyth. pastor of Sacred Heart
Church, brother of the celebrant,
and the Right Rev. Msgr. Edward
McAdams, pastor of st. Joseph's
Church.
The Rev. Walter j. Schmitz of
Catholic University will be master
of ceremonies. The sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. John Carter
Smyth, another brother Of the
celebrant.
A pageant will be presented by
children of Blessed Sacrament
School at 7:45 pm.
Next Friday, Msgr. Smyth will be
celebrant at the $3.50 am. mass to
be sung by children of the school.
A reception will be held at $50
pm. June IS in the Shoreham Hotel
to give all parishioners an oppor-
tunity to meet Msgr. Smyth. A
purse, the gifth of the parishioners,
will be presented to him.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
Radio Bible Quiz

The "Quizspiration" will feature
a group of United States Congress
men tonight at 7 o'clock over
Station WWDC.
Participants will include Senators
John D. Sparkman and John Cooper
and Representatives Dwight l.
Rogers, James C. Davis and Charles
B. Hoeven. Evangelist Dale Crowley
will be- master of ceremonies.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
Church Federation
Radio Programs

Washington ederation of
Churches radio program June l3 to
June l9:
Sunday-WTNx, II to noon. ST. Johns
Episcopal Church. WMAL, 1:30 pm. Ma
tional Sunday vespers, DR.. Oscar F. Black
welder, Federal Council of Churches.
Tuesday-WRC, 1918 to 1880 pm,
Look to This Day. the Rev. j. S. Albert
son, Bethesda Presbyterian Church.
Wednesday-WGAY. 10:45 to II am.
Religion for Living Rev. Philip G. Ed
wards. pastor. Woodside Methodist Church
WRC, 1915 to 1870 pm, Look to This
DAY." Mr.. Albertson.
Thursday-WRC, 12:15 to 1890 pm,
Look to This Day" Mr.. Albertson.
Friday-WASH- 4 to 4:15 pm,
Radio Edition of the Bible
Evening star., 1948-06-12

COmmICCFE IT z n IT
first year consisted of George W..
Wheeler, chairman; J. S. Newshaw,
secretary; H. D. Gordon, treasurer;
the Rev. w. T. Pierson, evangelist,
and A. H. Tyson, singing evangelist.
Herbert w. Kline, the first super
intendent, instituted the practice OF
giving rolls and coffee to men who
had stayed in the dormitories during
the previous night. BY November,
Evening star., 1948-06-12
Luther Place Church

The guest speaker at the Brother
hood of the Luther Place Memorial
Church outing Wednesday evening
will be the Rev. J. J. P. Tiga, an In
dian Christian, who has just COM
pleted special studies at the Gettys-
burg Theological Seminary. The
meeting will be held at the home
of George Eberly, 3O07 South Dakota
avenue NE.
On Thursday at pm. there will
be youth educational meeting in
the recreation room. Three sound
films will be exhibited.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
Reception for Miss Ferris

The Chevy Chase Methodist
Church will give a reception at 4
pm. tomorrow for its new director
of religious education, Miss Bett,
Jean Ferries.
Miss Ferris is a graduate of West
ern Maryland College. She is g
resident of Washington. D. c., and
has been active in youth work IL
the West Washington district for
a number of wears.
Evening star., 1948-06-12

SylVanla avenue
NV. Today the
mission religious
house is now at
Fifth and H
streets NV.
In it's first
y e ar open = air
services W e r e
held at Thir-
teenth S n e e t
a n d PennSyl-
Vanla a v e n u e
NV. to supple
ment the work
at the mission.
he Executive
Evening star., 1948-06-12

her to his COM
panions. She re-
fused and, as an
example to all
insubordi n a t e
wives, she was
dethroned. The
T e a ! m W a S
searched for the
m o S t beautiful
maidens, that a
successor might
be selected. Es-
ther. an orphan
Jewess, ward of
her cousin Nor
decai, was cho-
sen. though her
Evening star., 1948-06-12
Buccuiuureute Service.

The baccalaureate service of the
Divine Science College will be given
at II am. Sunday at the First
Divine Science Church, the Shera-
ton Hotel The Rev. Addie Rea
Peoples will speak on Let Your
Light Shine"
Evening star., 1948-06-12

served with a
sole m n high
mass at 10 am.
tomorrow at the
Most B ] e S S e d
S a c a m e n t
Church.
Msgr. Symth
will celebrate the
mass. The Rev.
e. Carl Lyon will
be the deacon
and the Rev.
Henry Hammet,
subdeacon.
The Most Rev.
p a t ic k A.
Evening star., 1948-06-12
'Cospor Names

The Gospel Mission started on
its career AZ years ago of helping
men in need by renting the second
floor of the building at 1890 Penn
Evening star., 1948-06-12
A Lesson
For the Week
bv William r. Ellis

Summarized, the story opens with
the carousing Persian King, in a
drunken whim, sending for his
beautiful queen, Vashti, to exhibit
Evening star., 1948-06-12
Nsgr. Thomas Smyth
Golden Jubilee 10 Be
Observed Tomorrow

The golden jubilee of the Right
Rev. Msgr. Thomas G. Smyth on
the 50th anniversary Of his ordina-
ton to the priesthood will be OBJ
Evening star., 1948-11-01
STORES fok RENT.

18Th AND EYE SITS. N.w.-.Ccrner store
suitable any. business; available Nov; l
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18th AND LONGFELLOW SITS. Nv
Large store In apt. BLDG, in . built up
nkishborhood; desirable for many uses;
good width, good ceiling height, heat
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bakery beauty a5S1 ds ~ k.s srif EG
M. BERNSTEIN q CO., Realtors. 1416 x
IsxsSE. Il n;x; NV, NJ 0eSS CORNER STORE. approx
200 "a, It. 30I8 Nichols ave. Sc; fire-
shoW loSt widows. Undo 0 fuli Basement. can be used
for sale Purpose; lonE Lease TsssSns6le
J. co. Realtors, 1416 x st. NV. M.
1tSa 1tSa WIS. AVE, 1903 Monroe st. ne;
1885 9th st. NV; 321 18th st. ne;
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iieo Ii y s1st as sT. Nw.@Iarse store, 2 rms
reasonable rental. b. coNNok 4 SON
ssEA1ffUL 81 yfEpU STORE. in heart Of Bethesda,
on wis. ave:-..Reasonabl rent; imned.