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Evening star., 1935-02-03
NATIONAL UNION

Potomac Council met at Pythian
Temple with President S. Earle Smith
presiding. william D. Clark, treas
urer, on behalf Of the council, pre-
sented the retiring president, Angus
tus F. Davidson, a chair and floor
lamp. Senator Arthur s. Brown,
chairman of the Class Ceremonial
Committee, announced a large num-
Der of candidates will be initiated the
latter part Of March.
Herman A. Sigman presided over
United Council, when NJ. D. Newland,
the retiring president, received token
Of remembrance. Everett M. Pershing
made the presentation speech. Mich
ael M. O'Connor resigned as chaplain
and Ralph A. Caplan was elected to
fill the vacancy. r. Forester Schrei-
ber was elected sergeant and John w.
Vaughan, doorkeeper. The new off,
cials were installed by Senator Brown.
A dance will be held March 16. Two
applications for membership, Floyd
Roberts and Andrew E. Newton. They
will be initiated at the class cere-
monial In March. Oscar v. Shomo
received transfer from Victory Coun-
Gil. A baritone solo was rendered by
Everett M. Pershing, piano selections
by Arthur s. Brown and Ralph A.
Caplan, and the United Council Glee
Club.
Meetings this week are: Tuesday,
executive board, headquarters, Wash
ington Loan & Trust Co. Building.
Friday, National Capitol Council, 400
Eighth street northeast, and Scott
Council, woodmen Of the World Hall.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

to prepare for the Valentine play,
which viii feature the meeting Feb
ruary II. The annual dance and card
party will be held at the wardman
Park Hotel February Is. Chairman
DR.. Raymond Hutchinson calls meet
ing Of subchairmen February IL.
Eleanor Smithson, president Of the
Star Point Society, announces a meet
ing Thursday evening at the home
Of Associate Conductress Marguerite
Davis, 4216 Thirty-eighth street.
Turissa Vowel, Dorothy Peters,
Dorothy Humphries, Burdella Scar
borough and Evelyn Grubbs will be
initiated.
The Chislers Club met on Thursday
evening at the home Of Weldon Price,
1928 Eighth street northwest.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
MASONIC BOARD q
ELECTION FEB. I
State President Barringer
and Staff to Visit Num-
Der of Clubs.
Meetings This Week.
Blue Lodges,

Monday - Potomac, business;
French, r. c.: Anacostia, social:
Pentalpha, business; Mount
Pleasant, business.
Tuesday - National, business;
Arminius, r. c.; Parker, r. c.;
King David, business.
Wednesday - Washington Cen
tennial, business; Osiris, bust-
ness; East Gate, business; King
Solomon, business; Roosevelt,
business; Barristers, business.
Thursday-Naval, Z. A.; Hiram,
business; La Fayette, business;
Singleton, business; Petworth,
business; Semper Paratus. buA-
ness.
Friday-st. Johns, business:
Hope, NJ. M.
Saturday-School Of Instruc-
ton.
Royal Arch.
Monday-Petworth, business.
Tuesday-La Fayette, election;
Hiram, election.
Wednesday - Columbia, busi-
ness; Brightwood, business.
Friday-Eureka, election; Cap
itol, business; Mount Pleasant,
business. .
Communicates.
Monday-Orient, business.
Tuesday-Brightwood business.
Wednesday-Potomac, business.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Answer 10 Saturdays Puzzle.

ary 9. Call Adams 2l33 for reser-
vations.
The meeting February 2 will be de-
voted to business, followed by Valen-
tine party.
Temple Chapter, at the meeting
January 28. celebrated its twenty sixth
birthday anniversary. The grand
matron and patron were guests. Rose
l. Loebl, matron, presided.
Vocal solos were sung by Iva Toone,
with s. Kaplowitz accompanying, and
by Helen Steiner.
The annual card party and dance
will be held February 6 at Wardman
Park Hotel.
Mizpah Chapter will have business
meeting Tuesday, after which there
will be an entertainment and cootie
party. Matron Caroline Pickel has
been appointed general chairman Of
the Auxiliary Home Board Coupon
collecting Committee. Past Matron
Jenny Darcy was made chairman Of
the Temple Committee.
The Matrons and Patrons Associa-
ton had its annual banquet and
election Of officers at the Continental
Hotel last Wednesday.
Federal Chapter win have a turkey
dinner February is at the Shrine
Temple.
At the meeting held at the home Of
Mrs. Mary B. Warren on Monday night
the Alpha Delta Star Point Society
was organized. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. Mary B. Warren,
president; Mrs. Laura Gainey, vice
president, and Mrs. Flora 8. Lowe,
secretary and treasurer.
The 9th birthday anniversary Of
the chapter will be celebrated Febru-
ary II at 8 o'clock The grand matron
and grand patron and matrons and
patrons Of 1885 will be honored guests.
Electa Chapter will hold its annual
card party and dance ct the Kennedy
Warren March /.
The associate grand matron and
associate grand patron have accepted
the invitation to be present February
6, when Loyalty Chapter will entertain
the associate matrons and patrons.
Matron Annie Laura Price an
nounces the next meeting Of Trinity
Chapter, February 7. The grand
matron has appointed Junior Past
Matron Margaret Graham chairman
Of the temple fund. The Ways and
Means Committee will hold its an
nual turkey dinner February 10 at
Almas Temple, to 7:3o pm. This
committee Is also sponsoring O '1et's
serve something different In 1885"
demonstration at the General Baking
Company, 2l46 Georgia avenue Feb
ruary 4 at pm.
Matron Emma Shamleffer and other
members of Lebanon Chapter attended
q surprise party to Past Grand Patron
Paul and Mrs. Ruth Cromelin at his
home, 1905 Gramercy street, Wednes-
day evening. Junior Past Matron
Dorothy Puryear entertained with
English folk songs.
Organist Laura Wallace announces
rehearsal Of Lebanon Players Tues
day evening ct. the Masonic Temple,
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Fleet Reserve Association.

The Ladies' Auxiliary to Branch
No. 4, Fleet Reserve Association, will
meet at the Soldiers, Sailors and Ma.
rines' Club, 1015 L street, Thursday
at 8 pm. Mrs. James A. Grant will
be assisted by Mrs. Charles Slaughter
and Mrs. Clifford e. Fleming. Plans
will be- completed for O competitive
membership drive for the early
Spring months.
The parading Of the colors win be
supervised by Mrs. Mabel Sally, past
president, Of the Ladies' Auxiliary,
Los Angeles, Calf, assisted by Color
Bearer Mrs. Marion Z. Brown.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

the blngo party Feoruary at tne
home Of Mrs. Bamback, 1873 East
Capitol street.
The bingo party will be held Feb
ruary IL at 1912 G street at pm.
The Temple Committee met Mon
day.
Good VIII Chapter met January
Is. A memorial service was con-
Quoted for the late Ella Grimes
Soper The following officers were
installed: Mae Gouldman, conduct
ress. and Mary Manion. Esther.
The Ways and Means Committee
will have turkey dinner at AIrnas
Temple, February 81.
Hope Chapter at its next meeting
will present to Junior Past Matron
Ruth j. Baujan her jewel. A valen-
tine program has been planned by
the Floral Circle.
Florence Lewis invites members of
the Ways and Means Committee to
attend meeting Tuesday at the home
Of the patron, George P. Fish, Gal A
street northeast.
On February 9, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Strobel, 1880 Locust
road, q valentine card party will be
held by the Floral Circle.
The Home Board held a tackey
party at the home Of Lilly Waters
February 2.
The chapter viii hold its annual
dance March 5 at Wardman Park
Hotel.
Fidelity Chapters Ofhcers Club will
meet at 217 s street northeast to-
morrow at pm. The Ways and
Means Committee will hold a bingo
party, Tuesday at Mansonic Hall,
Fourteenth and Kenyon streets at
8 pm. Next stated meeting Thurs
day, followed by social bingo party.
Associate Patron Norman c. Tanner.
chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee of Miriam Chapter, an
nounces a dance will be held Febru-
ary 9 at the Willard Hotel.
The wednesday Afternoon Club of
Congress Lodge Chapter will meet
Wednesday at the home Of Past
Matron Ethel M. Bell, 4433 Four
teenth street northeast Luncheon
will be served at noon and cards will
follow.
Unity Chapter will celebrate its
eighteenth birthday anniversary,
February 8, having as special guests
the grand matron and grand patron
and the matrons and patrons Of 1885.
There will be dancing and refresh
ments. A turkey dinner will be held
at Almas Temple, Thursday, from 5
to z pm. The Home Board will also
hold bake sale at this time. The
annual dance and card party will be
held at 2400 Sixteenth street, Febru-
ary 81.
The Association. Of Matrons and
Patrons was entertained at the. home
Of the Junior past matron, Emma
Hough, assisted by Junior Past Patron
George Stecklein and Past Matron
Stella Arseneau. The matron and pa
tron were initiated into the asso-
citation.
Patron John o. Patton has been
appointed grand sentinel by the
grand matron.
Junior Past Matron Harriet D.
Mears of Esther Chapter was appointed
chairman Of the chapters Temple
Committee.
The choir viii meet Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. John l.. McGrew,
3168 Eighteenth street, with Mrs. d.
p. Bush as assistant hostess.
The Auxiliary Home Board viii en-
terrain the Campbell -Loefler Sewing
Club at the Masonic and Eastern Abar
Home February 6 from l to 3 O'Clock.
The annual card party and dance,
for the benefit Of the infirmary Of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home, win
be held at 2400 Sixteenth street Febru-
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Knights of st. John.

st. Peters Commandery, No. l34, will
give . bingo party February 2 at 60
M street northeast at pm. This
organization Is one Of the oldest
Catholic bodies In the city.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
NEW BRIDGE D00MS
CIVIL WAR LANDMARK
Covered Span at Philippi, W. Va,
to Be Replaced by Structure
of Concrete.

PHILIPPI, W. Va. R.-Philippi's
old covered wooden bridge, over which
Union and Confederate soldiers held
many q sniping match In the Civil
War, Is to be replaced with a con-
crete structure.
Philippi was the scene Of the first
land battle Of the war, and the bridge,
built in 1852, was the only outlet to
the mountains that led into old vir-
ginia
Evening star., 1935-02-03
Federal Control of Air
Is Urged by Roosevelt
President Believes Body Such as l. c. {
~. Should Regulate Aviation
Commerce.
BY JOSEPH s. EDGERTON.

YEAT prove OF the most important
\H periods in the history Of Federal control OF ar ans;
the Presidents Recommendation that all transportation
control including aviation vested in "a permanent
consolidated agency" 49,
This Recommendations part Of the message OF transltta
suggests that until permanent consolidated agency created
Commission be empowered
to administer control of air transportation.
AS result the White House message which approved
of the aviation commission
with it's 102
had
Evening star., 1935-02-03

At the next meeting Of Gavel
Chapter the charter members will
be the honored guests. The Home
Board will meet February z at the
home Of Mrs. Boatman, 1881 Twenty
seventh street northeast.
The ways and means win meet for
Evening star., 1935-02-03

A4xtbCCs
The Chevy Chase Chapter will hold
its annual dance for the benefit OF the
WAYS and Means Committee February
is at the Kenwood Country Club. The
next meeting will be held Tuesday at
the Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
when the chapter will celebrate Its
ninth birthday anniversary. The
grand matron and grand patron, as
well as the 1885 matrons and patrons
will be the guests of honor. The pro-
gram will be In charge Of the Past
Matrons and Patrons Association.
The Oflcers' Club viii meet Febru-
ary II at the home Of MIR. and Mrs.
Herbert z. Pace, 3729 Jocelyn street.
Associate Matron Myrtle Woods
held a white elephant sale Thursday
at her home for the benefit OF the
Auxiliary Home Board.
Friendship Chapter celebrated its
22d birthday anniversary and home
coming for Junior Past Patron Ed
ward N. Riley on january ~. Among
the distinguished guests were the
Grand Chapter officers.
Past Patron Robert II. Sanford was
the donor Of q set Of altar cushions.
The presentation was made by the
associate patron, Thomas A. Butt.
Past Matron Nora r. Riley presented
q baton made from Puerto Rtcan
wood. the gift of Past Matron Enie
nj. Mcmillan. A birthday box was
presented by Lillie M. Smith in behalf
Of Anna M. Bailey, conductress, and
John j. Smith, patron. The gifts
were accepted by Matron M. LEILA
Sanford.
An entertainment was presented
by members Of the chapter, directed
by Past Grand Matron Nellie
Evening star., 1935-02-03

Joseph H. Milans Lodge invites All
members of the Fellowcraft Club, to
meet with them tomorrow at the
Northeast Masonic Temple at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

Tne ways and Means Committee of
Joppa Lodge Chapter is sponsoring
dance and card party February l6 at
2400 Sixteenth street. For card reser-
vations telephone Mrs. Alice Kicks,
Adams 4011.
The chapter will meet next We'd
neSday. After q business meeting
there will be entertainment by the
Sanico Glee Club.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

The uniformed bodies Of Capitol
Forest, Tall Cedars Of Lebanon, held
election Of officers and o supper at
1926 Massachusetts, avenue January
26. Walter NJ. Shomo was elected
president, W. J. Heber vice president,
Walter J. Smith secretary and Fay
D. Patton treasurer.
Evening star., 1935-02-03

The Home board Of Cathedral
Chapter will meet Thursday evening
al the home Of Mrs. Mary Buckley,
201s I street. Mrs. Clara Forester
will assist.
Mrs. Margaret Burgess, assisted by
Mrs. Harriet Conklin and Mrs. Agnes
Garner, viii entertain the Cathedral
Bellies Tuesday evening at her home,
1929 Trinidad avenue northeast.
Matron Mary T. ziegler of Brook
land Chapter announces 1885 night,
which was scheduled for February 13,
has been postponed to March Is,
owing to the homecoming Of the
associate grand conductress, Helen
Robbins Of Naomi Chapter, on Febru-
ary 13.
The Temple Committee met at the
home Of Past Matron Minnie Neil
Monday night. A series Of card par
ties will be held at the homes Of the
members. The first one will be held
at the home Of Past Matron Tip next
Friday night.
On February II the members Of the
chapter viii meet at the Bond Bakery
at pm for luncheon and tour of
the bakery.
At the next meeting Of Gavel
Chapter the charter members viii
La opinión., 1935-09-01

no tiene mas que
abrir la puerta pa'verlo. =. !"-Res-
pondi6 Roberto con reconcentrado flu
ror.-"Cuando uno Sc halla en- casa
ajena no tiene ningun derecho pa'an-
dar averiguando la identidad de los
que Hogan.
A sus palabras sigui6 un profundo
silencio en- ell interior del rancho tur-
bado solo por ell sordo bramar lie la
tormenta. Sintio dentro ell cuchicheo
de woes y entire elias n de mujer
que suplicaba y lloraba. Estaba Sc
guro de que su esposa 10 habia re-
conocido y enardecido de rabia Dor
la impaciencia volvio a dar fuertes
golpes en- la puerta.
II va tie siento :. perra...!, pc
70 es inutil que clames y critics.,
esta noche tn sangre perjura y la del
cobarde que tie acompana han de
empanar la hoja de mi facon. 80!
Abri.. 81 no queries que haga saltar
la puerta en- pedazos. -! Esta un
hombre con vos..., tn hombre u;
~ientonces. .por que temes. =? Es-
toy SECURE de que ell tambien tiene
un cuchillo en- la %cintura y al menos
habra de ser 10 suficiente macho CO.
mo pa'evitarme la vergtienza de tie
ner que arrearlo a rebencaZos. -.
Abri tie he dicho..
I'm trueno formidable acallo ell eco
de las 1ltimas ~palabras, a 10 lejos
la c~orrentada poderosa del rio Sala-
do seguia rugiendo furiosamente y
la lluvia repiqueteaba sobre las cha
pas de zinc del techo con un ruido
monotone impresionante. ST ell aqua
cero continuaba en- aquella forma las
aguas del rio no barbarian en- des-
bordarse convirtiendo aquella parte
del llano en- un lago immense.
Adentro sintio la voz de SUI esposa
suplicando al desconocido que huyera
mientras que este a su vez insistia
para que ella lie permitiera abrir Ia
puerta, Roberto, exasperado y ner-
vioso Sc alejo unos pasos de la misml
y tomando impulse Sc lanzo lie
ella haciendola saltar en- pedazos con
un fuerte crujido de maderas rotas,
ell empuje del envion cast 10 llevo has
ia ell centric de la habitacion v ALI
Sc planto firmemente sacando re-
lucir ell largo facon cuya hoja de
acero brunido chispeo siniestramente
al ser herida por la debil luz de la
lampara de querosen que iluminaba
vagamente ell interior del rancho.
En- un rinc6n estaba la cuna de 81
hijo, quien dormia p~lacidamente aje-
no por complete a la horrible TRACE
dia que Sc iba a desarrollar a su
lado, su esposa Sc habia arrodillado
junto a la una y lloraba convu'siva-
mente escondiendo ell rostro entire las
manos, a su derecha, %apoyando la
mano armada sobre la mesa, un gau-
fSigue en- Ia 110. pd0ina)
La opinión., 1935-09-01

llegar al final del viaje.
va junto a la tranquera desmonto
Roberto de un salto y sin preocupar-
Sc de su caballo corrio hacia la VEN
tana iluminada que daba hacia ell
interior del rancho. Junto a la puer-
ia 10 contuvo la sorpresa de yer anna
rrado al palenque un caballo desco-
noc:do cubierto ell recado con un am
plio poncho como para evitar que
ell aqua de la lluvia humedeciera ell
cojinillo de piel de carnero que la
cincha sujetaba sobre los bastos. Per-
manecio un segundo indeciso, y lue-
go, vuelto en- 81 repentinamente sc
planto de dos saltos frente a IL ven
tana que Sc abria en- la gruesa pared
de adobes. Lo que vieron sus ojos
produjo en- su espiritu una conmo-
cion dolorosa y aniquilante, perma-
necio un largo instante extatico con
los ojos abiertos desmesuradamente
contemplated algo a traves del en-
panado vidrio de la ventana sin preo
cuparse de las furiosas rafagas de
viento que 10 azotaban despiadada-
mente nj del aqua que Gaia a torren-
ties desde ell alero sin desague ompa-
pandolo hasta la medula.
En- ell interior de su rancho habia
visto a su esposa, la criolla armada,
la mujer a quien Ell habia confiado
toda Ia felicidad de su vida, en- bra
EOS de otro hombre III, un descono-
cido que Sc habia aprovechado de su
ausencia para ~despojarlo de TODD 10
mas amado Y mas grande de su exis-
tencia de gaucho bueno y laborioso.
Recordo ell fantasma de Gel Monte del
Jaguar"..., la profecia del viejo pull
pero.... y sintio que las garras de
una augusta infinita lie atenaceaban
la garganta. La madre de su r lie
habfa hecho TRACTION. III; iah....
perra -! Despues de la tortura del
primer instante producida por la sor-
presa de 10 inesperado sintio que en-
su pecho comenZaba a levantarse un
clamor de venganza, estaba indicado
que aquella noche tendria que correr
sangre, ell espectro del "Monte del
~Jaguar'' no Sc lie habia aparecido en-
vano. I'm destello de Juror brillo en-
ell acero de sus pupilas CRISES; saco-
Sc ell poncho empapado y 10 envolvio
en- su brazo iZquierdo y despues de
tantear ell mango del facon que la
rastra de cuero sujetaba a su espal-
da, como para cerciorarse de que no
10 habia perdido durante la Marcia,
Sc dirigio hacia la puerta del rancho,
en- la cual, despues de tratar en- vano
de abrirla do fuertes golpes con la
punta de su bota.
I'm grito ahogado ~respondio des-
de ell interior y en- seguida una voz
de hombre pregunto:
-"lQuien Hama"
La opinión., 1935-09-01

Su conSeJo, -
pero mi superstition no
llega al extreme de 10 ridiculo, me
he propuesto estar esta noche con
tenga que desafiar todas las furias
del cielo y de la terra.
Como quieras, gaucho obstlna-
do; bien puede que este pobre viejo
Sc eouivoque, pero por las dudas lie
va los ojos bien abiertos y la man
lista junto al facon".
-Lanzo Roberto una carcajada y
despues de empinarse por ultime vez
ell porron de ginebra echo unas mo-
nedas sobre ell mostrador y Sc dirigio
hacia la puerta ~poniendose ell pom
cho V calandose ell sombrero h"-+a
los ojos.
-"Hasta la vista, Don Pancho, y
recuerde que ell dia menos pensado
me voy a dar una vueltecita por es-
tos pages pa'contarle ell cuento".
-"Dios tie olga"
Ell estallido de un trueno Eizo
cast incomprensibles las ultimas pa
labras del pulpero, y Roberto, deF'ues
de montar a caballo envolvi6se 10
mejor que pudo en- ell poncho y vol
vic a continuar la Marcia entire las
rachas del viento y ell resplandor 81
niestro de los ~relampagos.
De 10 lejosJlegaba hasta el ell fra
gor impresionante de la furiosa CO.
rrentada del rio Salado que habia au-
mentado considerablemente con las
ultimas lluvias.
A pesar de TODD su valor sentia Ro-
berto una OPPRESSION incalificable en-
su pecho, en- vano trataba de perma-
necer despreocupado llevando su men
tie hacia la rememoracion lie cosas
gratas, trato ,uego de tararear un
estribillo campero, pero siempre ell
presagio del viejo pulpero llenaba su
imagination con una insistencia obse-
sionante y %entonces sus ojos orada-
ban las tinieblas como tratando de
descubrir en- elias a poderosos e in
visibles enemigos.
-Pronto su instinto lie do a en-
tender que va Sc hallaba cerca de
su rancho y al POGO ratio distingui6
a 10 lejos un punto blanco, una pc
quena luz que Sc destacaba vagamen
tie en- las densas tinieblas de la noche.
"Caramba.. .!"-pens6 -"es va
mas de media noche y todavfa hay
luz en- mi rancho. -"
EXPERIMENT. la dolorosa incertidum
bre de un torturante presagio y ira
to de acelerar en- 10 mas possible la
Marcia de su caballo; los cascos de
la cabalgadura chapoteaban en- los
charcos de aqua con un ruido seco y
monotone, ell animal conociendo que
va Sc hallaba cerca de unos atados
de alfalfa y un merecido d~escanso
volaba a traves del llano como 81 tu-
viera mas impaciencia que su amo en-
La opinión., 1935-09-01

-"Recuerde, companero..
-dijo aquel en- on momento
de aliento-que 81 caigo, mo-
rire satisfecho pensando que
fue una mano noble la
que lavo con mi sangre
una afrenta imperdona-
ble".
Evening star., 1935-04-07
BOYS CLUB PLANNING
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
Standing Committees Are An
nounced by President Frank
r. Jelleff.

Following the recent reelection of
Frank R. Jelleff as president of the
Boys Club Of Washington. elaborate
plans are being worked out for i'm
provements in the operation of the
club. Mr.. Jelle1 has appointed
standing committees for the year as
follows:
Executive Committee - Henry N.
Brawner, jr.. chairman Roland White
hurst. Harold A. Brooks. Lloyd B.
Wilson and Col. Henry P. Erwin
Finance Committee - Harold A.
Brooks. chairman; A. G. Landrus and
Sydney F. Taliaferro.
House Committee-William E. Rus
sell. chairman; DR.. Chester Swope,
Wash B. Williams, Charles Fardoe
and Clarence Harding.
Camp Committee - Albert F. E.
Horn. chairman; Clarence Harding,
Joseph kaufman, Charles Pardoe and
William Russell.
Georgetown Branch Committee
Charles H. Pardoe, chairman; DR..
Henry w. Draper, S. Percy Thompson,
Rev. Charles Warner. Frank Kerr,
Col. Stephen Ronsal and John Dolph.
Helped With Gardens.
More than 5000 men in Scotland
are being given government aid in