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Evening star., 1934-12-12

surplus commodities, 246 received d.
rect relief only, 241 received work
relief only, and l76 had supplementary
aid In addition to work relief.
Food Distributed.
Other activities Of the board during
the month included the distribution
Of 5,621 quarts Of milk to 736 persons
in l13 families, and the employment
of 80 teachers for night adult educa-
ton classes.
The surplus food distribution branch
of the board received word that 1t will
have $4,000 pounds of potatoes for
distribution this month.
Miss Wilcox also announced that
arrangements have been made to care
for transients in the detention room
of the local county building instead Of
the Hyattsville town lookup as
formerly.
COLLEGE TO STAGE DRIVE.
Evening star., 1934-12-12
BY IDA r. GLEASON.

lest one in town, you know"
This brought an answering grin
from her escort. The car was the
apple of his eye, and he was always
open to compliments on it. He cleared
his throat and looked down at the
wisp of silk ruffle lying across his
knee. You know, Amelia, I've been
thinking if all women were as sensible
as you now" he stopped and
gulped in panic, then jerked violently
around in his seat. Say, what's the
big idea? Those kids were actually
pointing at us, Amelia. Listen to
them holler now"
She spoke very rapidly and her eyes
had an excited expression. Lets
hurry and get away from town,
Zenas." Her hand strayed agitatedly
| to his arm.
Accordingly he put on more power
on the river road, but still ZenaS
looked worried. Finally he stopped
the car Guess I'll just get out and
see if the tires are all right, Amelia" I"
"Oh-" he began flutteringly. but
he was already on the ground.
Painstakingly he inspected the
front wheels, then walked around to
the back. Amelia waited anxiously.
Then quite unexpectedly he was
standing beside her holding a large
placard. "Just Married." ran in large,
scraggly letters across it. He held it out
to her. Amelia gazed at it wild-eyed.
"Well?" he finally asked. Then
added, why not, Amelia? We could
drive on to Ralston, you know. I'm
acquainted with preacher there.
Maybe that new house on First
street."
The moon was coming up when the
car once more stopped by the lilac
bush under the apple tree. Very self
consciously Zenas Williams was help
ing his new wife out when there was
sudden shower of gravel as a small
boy slid down the path.
"Cripes, Aunt Millie! thought
you never would get back! Nav said
I had ter go ter bed, but I told her
I got ter wait up ter git"
SSH" Amelia hastily pulled him
to one side, her voice panic stricken.
The boys tone dropped to a stage
whisper. II wanted that dime you
promised me fer hangin' that sign
on behind his car, Aunt Millie."
"All right, here it is" Amelia
glanced at her husband, then gave
sigh of relief. He had not heard.
He was wiping some dust of the car
with a chamois skin.
| (Copyright. 1934)
Tomorrow: "Sylvia's Role" by an
anonymous author, narrates a middle
aged actress mental conflict between
her desire for young authors love
and her conviction that he is merely
infatuated with her acting.
Evening star., 1934-12-12

lust beyond. His song echoed IN
Amelia's heart as she hurried down
the graveled path. Wasn't her big
moment, in the form of Zenas, wait
ing for her in the Spring sunshine?
What if she wasn't so very young.
Neither was he.
Gee, Amelia, you're sure looking
mighty pert" was his shy tribute as
he opened the door of his shining
automobile. 1t had been humdinger
of a model three years back. but since
Zenas only took it out in nice weather,
and carefully rubbed it down with a
chamois skin when he put 1t away
at night, it still retained much OF its
pristine splendor.
"zenas, you fatterer you!" gushed
Amelia, putting her best patent
leather pump on the step, then she
stopped in some alarm.
The bird in the apple tree had ap-
parently suddenly remarked, "Oh,
cripes!" She cast fleeting glance
over her shoulder and saw grinnlng,
freckled face, topped by shock OF
tousled red hair. One bough was
swaying violently as a small over
allied leg clamped itself more tightly
about it. Amelia frowned and got into
the car very quickly. At best, small
nephews were uncertain factors, and
the slipshod way her sister had
raised that boy-well, one never
knew.
But zenas had not noticed any
thing. Amelia could see that by
the careful way he slipped in the
gears.
you've got nice new suit on
yourself Zenas," she remarked, eyeing
him with approval and giving him
her best smile.
He glanced sideways at Amelia and
answered her comment non-commit-
tally. Think SOP" At best ZenaS
was not a talkative man. Amelia
tried again.
Isl Parker was telling me that new
house on First street is up for sale.
I think it's awfully pretty. don't
you?"
ST haven't noticed It," answered
Zenas absent -mindedly. Then he
looked curiously at the druggist who
was standing out on the front curb
"Say, old Pete, seems mighty pleased
about something, don't he?"
"Pete's always grinning like a
jack-a-napes." Amelia switched her
ruff1es so that one of them fell over
zena's knee. Lets go out along the
river road. It's so quiet and all, you
know"
Zenas gave her one of his rare grins
"It amt exactly crowded here in Hig-
gensburg, is it?" But he obediently
turned the car.
"No, but every one stares so here in
town. This place never did have any
Evening star., 1934-12-12
COLORED BAR BACKS
WAR ON CRIME HERE
Pledges Cooperation to District
Lawyers Association and
Urges Mass Meeting.

Cooperation of the Washington Bar
Association, composed of colored law
yers, with the District Bar Association
in the fight against crime here
has been voted by a committee of the
former group. The committee also
voted to ask the District Bar to call
another mass meeting similar to the
Evening star., 1934-12-12

the needy In College Park and vicinity
started yesterday. 1t will be climaxed
by q dance at the university next
Tuesday night. admission to which
viii be one article Of non-perishable
food.
Evening star., 1934-12-12
PRIVATE CHARITIES
GUIDED BY BOARD
Prince Georges Body Helps
Prevent Duplication
of Gifts.
By a Stan Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stan Cofresponuent OF the star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, December
12.-The Prince Georges County We'll
trust" in a new deal for the needy
this Christmas.
With calls for help increasing at
the boards Office here, Miss Charlotte
Wilcox, executive secretary, today an
nounced that its files would be opened
to those who want to "clear" their
Evening star., 1934-12-12
ORCHESTRA REHEARSAL
Community Center Symphony tt
Play Tuesday Night.

The Community Center Civic Sym
phony Orchestra, which has now en-
tered its second season under the d.
rection of Bailey F. Alart, will present
the second public rehearsal next Tues
day night in the Central High School
auditorium.
A number of selections entitled
Thirty Minutes Of Victor Herbert"
and a vocal solo from the Herbert
operetta 1.-THE Dream Girl" will be
part Of the program.
The third concert will be held early
In January at the Central auditorium.
Evening star., 1934-12-12
SHORT sTORY--
SPINSTER GUILE
All Higginsburg Stared in Concealed Gee as Miss Puff
Rode Along in Zenas' Shiny Roadster.
BY r.. GLEASON.

manners. Look at
Becky Smith now,
will you! Lands
sakes, anybody'd
think she never see
an automobile be-
fore"
1T amt any
thing wrong with
the car" :" Zenas
said W orr / e d l y.
Guess she must
a got some giggle
powder at the drug
store, too."
Amelia shifted
and moved nearer
the driver. well,
you know how it is,
Zenas, in a place
this size. You don't
need to have any
business Of your
own, cause every
body else always
tends to it for yoa.
Maybe they are
just admiring your
automobile, ZenaS.
It's about the shin
Evening star., 1934-12-12

Christmas giving with the largest
welfare organization in the county.
She emphasized that the boards
motive Is to serve, not supervise. pri-
vate organizations and individuals. BY
consulting the board to determine
what families should receive benevo-
lences, or notifying the board Of the
identity of those to whom they want
to give, donors not only can avoid
duplication Of effort. but can insure
a distribution Of holiday happiness
to all.
Relief Load Gains.
To encourage private philanthropy,
the board will compile a list of
Christmas opportunities" as it did
last year.
Evidence Of the increasing need for
help among the people Of Prince
Georges was contained in the boards
November report, compiled yesterday.
It showed the months case load
reached q new peak of 1,204. OF
that total, 954 had been carried for
ward from October, 95 were new
cases, 1873 cases were reopened, II
were transients, 10 were service cases
only requiring advice or planning,
but no direct aid; 90 cases received
Evening star., 1934-12-12

ME- Fr' AHNtls the
most worried
spinster in Hig-
gensburg, patted
her lavender rufties
into place then
painstakingly add
ed rouge, lipstick
and powder to her
face, just as the
mail order make
up book instructed.
1t was quite won
d erful how it
made the wrinkles
disappear.
Through t h e
open window she
could see zenas
Williams car wait
ing there by the
lilac bush. Lots of
lilacs this year.
The air was heavy
with their sweet
ness, and a robin
was singing his
head off in the
pnarled apple tree
Evening star., 1934-12-12
COLLEGE TO STAGE DRIVE.
U. Of M. Campaign viii BE Climaxe'
With Benefit Dance.

By a staff Correspondent of The Star.
COLLEGE PARK, Md, December IL.
The University of Maryland's second
Evening star., 1934-12-12

Tomorrow: "Sylvia's Role" by an
anonymous author, narrates middle
aged actress mental conflict between
her desire for young authors love
and her conviction that he is merely
infatuated with her acting.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-08-23
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1934-10-26
BIBLE CONFERENCE AT
PIONEER HALL

The Prophetic Bible Conference
which opened at Pioneer Hall last
Sunday evening is continuing for
the second week with a lively in
terest as shown by the good
crowds that have attended. In the
first part of the series Evangelist
Thompson presented a discussion
of the present world wide problems
and their relation to Bible facts.
He set forth that the present un-
rest is due to a deviation from
Bible principles and the following
of imperfect human inclinations.
The Evangelist affirms that ac-
cording to the Bible, there is not
to be a restoral to economic, re-
hgious, or social normally; but
that there will be degrees of
changes in these various orders
that will eventually involve the
world in a great conflict that will
eliminate with the coming of the
Lord.
Music for the series has been
rendered by the Beacon Light Ju-
bilee choir and Mr.. Jackson, Cos
pei singer of st. Paul. The sub
jects as announced for the week
of Oct. %, are as follows: Sun
day, "The Devils Vacation; Tues
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SAINT PAUL SOCIAL NOTES
MARRIED

Word has been received that
Guinvere Kelly, daughter of Mrs.
]. w. Kelly, was married to Mr..
w. Twigs, of New York City. At
present, they are in Chicago. They
will return to New York where
Mrs. w. Twigs will resume her
music.
Mr.. Richey Adams, of Duluth, is
making his home in Minneapolis
for a while.
"Entre Nous Bridge Club" met
at the home of Mrs. Frank Clark.
Mesdames Hattie Walker, Fran
els Davenport, Carey Jackson, Isa-
belle Noble, Lillian Louis, were
guests of the club.
Young Women's Club, of st.
Phillips Church, met at the home
of Mrs. Cora Moore, 662 Central
avenue.
Mrs. H. P. Jones, wife of DR..
H. Pinkney Jones, Oil Carroll ave-
nue., is still confined at home with
illness.
The Anderson Circle met Thurs
day evening, Oct. Is, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Myrtle Harris, 687
st. Anthony avenue. After meet
ing adjourned the Circle was
pleasantly surprised with a Hal
lowe'en supper by the hostess.
The next meeting will be Thurs
day, Nov. 1, at the residence of
Mrs. L. E. Brooks, 500 Fuller ave-
nue..
Correction of elective officers of
The Anderson Circle, Oct. 4, 1884. !
Mrs. Minnie Archer, president;
Mrs. Clara Reid, vice president;
Mrs. Lula Mckinney, secretary;
Mrs. Cora Grissom, assistant sec
rotary; Mrs. Minnie Hall, treasur-
er. The president appointed Mrs.
McGavock sunshine treasurer, and
Mrs. Luella Brown chairman of
committee on ways and means.
Mrs. Minnie Archer,
President.
Mrs. Lula Mckinney,
Secretary,
Mrs. Hattie Ball,
Chaplain.
Mr.. J. A. Gustin, TAI st. An
thony avenue, made a speedy auto
trip to Columbus, Ohio, leaving the
city early Tuesday morning. On
his return home he will stop in
Chicago to visit the Century of
Progress.
Mr.. Cope Abrams of Birming-
ham, who has been visiting in the
city for some two months, left for
home, this week.
While here, Mr.. Abrams was the
guest of his two daughters, Mrs.
c. Ellis and Mrs. w. Threaten,
726 Bassett Place No., and his two
sisters, Mrs. ]. Lassley and Mrs.
A. ]. Breedlove.
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day, "Heaven-Where Is IT,;
Wednesday, "Armageddon - The
Waterloo of the Nations; Thurs
day, where Are the Dead; and
Friday evening, "Ha'nts." The
services begin at 7:45 each evening
announced.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1934-10-26
FRATERNAL NOTICES

Ames Lodge, No. log, l. B. P. o.
e. W., meets first and third Mon
days of each month at EIks' Rest,
14S Hyland Ave. N. ]. w. Pate,
exalted ruler; Cecil E. Newman,
financial secretary. Downtown of
flee, 800 South Third st. Phone
Bridgeport 1896. Elks' Rest phone,
Hyland 1925. Visiting brothers
welcome.
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ST. PAUL FRATERNAL
NOTICES

Gopher Lodge No. los, 1. B. p.
o. e. w., meets the first and third
Wednesdays of each month at the
Elks' Rest, 2O7 w. Central. A. ].
Lewis, exalted ruler; ]. w. Bolden,
secretary; Dale $3.50.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1934-10-26

FL Salvador Highly Cultivated
E Salvador is one Of the most
progressive and intensely cultivat-
ed countries in the western hemis-
phere. This country of 100 nOO
people has gained much by the
opening of the Panama canal
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Lower five rooms, modern du-
pick, garage, 1928 Fifth avenue S.
Locust 8755. 1919.
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Elks' Rest hall for rent, enter
tainments, card parties, etc., at
reasonable price. Call CEDAR 1890,
H. Hunter, Chairman of trustee
board.
90 "a
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Teach Spanish by Song
In communities where Spanish is
not spoken in Mexico, the language
is taught by the medium of song.
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History

History Is described as a science
which does not imagine but merely
sees.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1934-10-26
Yield Of Male Musk Deer

A full-grown male musk deer
yields about half an ounce of the
musk that perfumers seek.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1934-10-26

Preferred in Majority
It is said that nine of every ten
girls in Sweden are natural blonds.
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Upper duplex, heated, s rooms,
$28. 1888 N. Dale st. Humboldt
3847.
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CLASSIFIED ADV.

RATES: Three cents per word with
minimum of SOC per insertion. Terms:
Payable strictly in advance.
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STATE AUDITOR

Prepared and inserted by Stafford King
for State Auditor All-Party Volunteer
Committee, 128 South Sth St., w. F.
Webster, Chairman; Mrs. John Fredin, CO.
chairman; Louis H. Schneider, Treasurer !;
for which the regular rate will be paid.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1934-10-26
African Monkeys

There are three species Of Afri-
can monkeys which are called green
monkeys, because Of the prevailing
tint of their fur.
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AUGUST w. SKOG
Register of Deeds
Hennepin County

Committee, B. K. Allison, Secretary, 3019
Knox Ave. No, for which $500 will be
maid
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ST. PAUL CLASSIFIED

Garage for rent, very reasonable.
1872 St. Anthony Ave. ELkhurst
0195.
Large, modern, furnished room,
for one or two gentlemen. 1872 St.
Anthony Ave. ELkhurst 0195.
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CiviIity and Politeness

The basis of civility and polite
ness is respect for others and re-
snpct for ourselves.
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Prepared and inserted by the Olson for
Governor All-Party Committee, C. Paul
Tracy. manager, for which the regular rate
has been paid.
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for
COURT
COMMISSIONER
OF HENNEPIN COUNTY
Member of and Endorsed by
Musicians Local No. 70

Inserted by Bennyhoff Volunteer Com
mittee, George A. Anderson, Chairman,
1857 Russell Ave. s., for which the regular
rate will be paid.
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Species of Rhododendron
Botanists have identified 16 DIFF
ferent species of rhododendron that
are native to the North American
continent.
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announced
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
DE AID INFANT
N S FOUND IN
1GARBACE CAN
Clues Have Failed To
Locate Child's
Parents
Junk Man Makes
Gruesome Find

While engaged I'm gathering
junk early Monday morning, an
unidentified man discovered the
liieless body of a newly born col
orel baby, concealed in the gar
bago receptacle AT the rear of GIG
Hendrie street He informed Lc-
Roy Pierce. "A care-taker al GIL T..
Palmer, who passed along. and
Pierce in turn notified the police
department.
As yet. no clue has been found.
leading to the identity OF the in
fant's parents. \ thorough check
up is being made. however. with
the aid of physicians
The infant weighed ten
pounds. hut the little body bore no
visible marks of violence. 1t is not
known whether the childs body
was brought from some other part
OF the city and thrown into the
garbage can IN rear OF the house
on Hendrie street. or whether II
was placed there by some person
In the locality
The baby's corpse was taken to
the morgue. 10 await identification
and burial.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
Bishop Of Ethiopia
Lectures In Detroit

A brilliant and instructive lect-
ure was delivered at Greater Beth
ell Church last Sunday night. by
Prince Wyxzezwixard S. j. Chal-
loughiczilczise, OF the Royal House
of Ethiopia, and Archbishop of the
Reform Coptic Church of Ethiopia.
The speaker. who is a highly edu-
Gated man, was born in Mt. Para
quin. Ethiopia. He is on good
will mission in America. His faith
er was Johonnes, an emperor Of
Ethiopia.
The prince traces his ancestry
on his mothers side. back to
Queen of the South. which was re-
ferred to in st. Matthew by
Christ.
Ethiopia has population OF
n 900. 900 black inhabitants. The
chief occupations are agriculture.
mining and some manufacturing.
When interviewed by Tribune
Independent representive, regard
ing the proposed marriage OF the
Prince of Ethiopia and "a Japanese
heiress, the lecturer said;
THE marriage has been post
poned, but not cancelled. Mus
solini. of Italy. has expressed no
opposition 10 the marriage"
The Prince further declared that
ffty-one Afro-Japanese marriages
are contemplated between now
and 1886 between the royal fam
lilies OF each country"
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14
Local Organization
Urges Racial Unity
Development 81 OOu Own teaches
Five Principles
BY while jenkins

The Development OF Our Own is
an organization for the dark people
of America and the world. II is
an organization whose aim Is to
bring about better understand ng
and more cordial relationship a
mong the dark races OF the entire
universe.
The dark people OF America must
see the poin'. reg riding what de-
velopment MEANS 20 we can CO.
operate and fight together, for one
common carse. This would bring
more harmony and JOY TO the dark
pecple OF the universe.
Wow. we have messenger boy
from the rising sun Of the East.
bringing us the Seal Of the living
God. which IS the "fiv0 guiding
principles" Are ne going TO re-
ceive Il or reject ~? I say. yes. we
are going to receive the rive
guiding prime Pics" so that we
may develop higher standard oil
human character. and build up our
civilization back 10 where the
mighty hunter. Nimrod. left OFT.
We know that Nmrod was the
son OF Cush. who was the granu-
son OF Ham. and he bu II up a great
civilization In Babylon.
So let us now develop ourselves,
under the five guiding principles,
(cersips.d ON Page -
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-14

DIVINE MAKES TRIP
TO DETROIT IN BIC PLANE,
Police Seek Murder
Suspect In Killing

approximately twenty persons
joined Sunday with police and
deputies in the Royal Oak and
Ferndale districts. in Il man hunt
for murder suspect. John Moore,
a coal dealer at Sl4O Smile Road.
who il alleged TO have fatally shot
Spencer Bird. second hand deal
.er. az IL Parkside avenue, about
midnight last Saturday
Returns For Money
After the shooting. Moore fed
but is said to have returned Sun
day at , a. m at which time he
obtained all the cash from his of
flee safe. At $50 p. m Sunday, he
again emerged from his hiding
place and sought the aid of a
neighbor in making his escape.
The man refused and notified the
police. who Immediately organized
the search.
Moore is reported to be carrying
a shotgun. He is thought to be
hiding in a wooded area, two miles
square.
According to testimony of per-
sons in the locality, Moore engag-
ed in a dispute with Bird over a
small debt. He drove to the lat
ter's home about midnight. Satur-
day. and called Bird outside. In
the argument which followed, he
is said TO have shot Bird with 9
shotgun. The wounded man fell OF
his front steps and lay Their,
bleeding for half an hour. befor,
his wife secured aid in removing
him TO the hospital.