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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-17

Irma Baker and Catherine More.
land, two attractive Government
employees who have made stage
dancing their principal spare
time interest, are to be featured
on the Dance Diary" program
presented this evening by the
Mitchell School of Dancing at the
Jewish Community Center.
The program, constituting the
annual revue of the school, will
embrace its entire student class,
beginning at 8:15 p. m. in the
J. c. C. Auditorium.
The two Government workers
are to appear in speciality Skit
in which they wear costumes de-
signed with a distinct military
touch.
A Philadelphia
Miss Baker, 3511 Thirteenth st.
N. W., is a native of Philadelphia,
where she attended high school,
and came to Washington two years
ago to accept a position with the
Veterans Administration.
After three months of service,
however, she transferred to the
claims division Ct the Department
of Justice and has remained there
since as a stenographer-typist. She
had met Miss Moreland during her
Veterans Administration tenure
and she continued her dancing
career despite the change in
offices.
Miss Baker is not a mere anna
teur at dancing, as she danced
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Northwest Sesqui
Invites Roosevelt

President Roosevelt was invited
yesterday to participate in the
opening celebration on July Is in
New York city Of the 150th ami
versary Of the opening of the
Nor Shwest Territory" Former
Governor George White Of Ohio,
chairman Of the Northwest Terri
tory Commission, extended the in
vitation, which the President took
Cnder ADJUSTMENT.
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10 States Gets Aid

The Social Security Board yes
terday made grants totalling ST..
453,70 for aid to the aged, blind
and dependent children in Ala
bama, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine,
Massachusetts, Nebraska, Oregon,
South Dakota, Washington and
West Virginia,
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS

>27. 1894 Rhode Island Ave. N. W. The
Rev. C. H. Lynch.
Joseph Woodruff sowell, a. Lafayette,
renton, Va. The Rev. C. s. Biggs.
William W. King, IL, 31I Rittenhousa
st. N. W., and Bette Mae Miller, so,
Bethesda, Md. The Rev. J. H. Durham.
Lester Claude Knapp, %, Continental
Hotel. and Belva Charlotte SLenk, 20,
Winchester. Va. The Rev. w. F. Locke.
Joseph Fish Irvine, 81, 327 Seven.
tenth st. N. E., and Mary Lucille Good.
Is. Culpeper. Va. The Rev. Harry V.
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G. David Houston to Speak

G.. David Houston, principal of
Armstrong High School, will speak
at the observance of mems day to-
morrow at II a. M, at st. Paul
A. NJ. E. Church. DR.. Daniel G..
Pope, pastor of Galbraith A. M. E.
Zion Church, will preach at $3.50
p. m. Music will be provided by
the choir.
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CAROLINA - Sunday and Monday:
Gret4 Carlo. Robert Taylor and Lionel
Time. II and +7ss sdssa
Banjo on Ny Knee; also. Dick Pur-
cell and Anne Nagel in King OF
Hockey" Thursday and Friday; James
also. william Gargan and Judith Barrett
in Flying Hostess Saturday: Shirley
Temple Robert Young and Alice Faye
in "Stowaway'; also, Chapter II Of Ace
Drummond".; Our Gang Comedy Two
Too Young"
FAIRLAWN - Sunday and Monday:
Loretta Young and Tyrone Power in
Love Is News; comedy: cartoon.
and Jean Arthur in THE Piainsman."
Thursday: Lee Tracy and Margot Ora
hame in Criminal LAWYER; Betty
Boop; pictorial. Friday: All comedy
night The t three S stOOges in n LM.y
News; N Goodelle in Spring Is Here;
musical comedy and two cartoons
Saturday: Buck Jones in "Lefthanded
Law, comedy; cartoon: matinee only
Chapter jungle Jim"
STATE - Sunday. Monday Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday: Dick Powell
and Madeleine Carroll in "On the
Avenue: news and cartoon. Friday ana
saturday: Charles husBles IN Mlno
Your Business; also, Ralph Bellamy in
wild Brian Kent; Gang comedy and
Popeye.
PRINCEss-sunday and Monday:
Jack Benny, Burns and Allen in Col
isgs aOlidsy" also George 9R WsGr. IN
day; Give Brook and Helen Vinson in
Love in Exile" also Jane Wyatt and
Louis Hayward in THE Luckiest Girl
TNy-tI
Marlene Dietrich and Gary Cooper in
Desire" also Lii Damita and Fred
Heating in THE Devil On Horseback"
Saturday: Polly Rawles and Walter
Coy in Love Letters of a star" also
Charles starrett in Code of the Range"
TAKOMA - Sunday and Monday:
George OBrien in Daniel Boone" also
J. Edgar Hoover in You Cant Get
also James Gleason and Zasu Pitts in
THE Plot Thckens" Thursday and
Friday: Sonia Henie in "One In a
Million" SATURDAY: William Gargann
also Buck Jones in Empty Saddles"
ASHLEY - Sunday and Monday:
Sonia Heine and Adolphe Menjou in
"one In a Million" Tuesday and
rs Maiden Lane" Thursday and Fri
day: Anne Shirley in Make Way for
a Lady" also Tom Brown in I'D Give
My Life" Saturday: Margot Graz
hame in Night Waitress" also Ralph
Bellamy in wild Brian Kent
JESSE-Sunday, Monday and Tues
Grace Moore and Cary Grant; cartoon.
Wednesday and Thursday Green Light
with Enrol Flynn and Anita Louise;
novelties. Friday "When's Your Birth
day.? with Joe f Brown. Saturday:
"Crack-Up' with Peter LORE and Brian
Donlevy; also, General Spanky" with
Spanky Mcfarland.
SYLVAN-sunday and Monday: Love
is News" with Tyrone Power and Loretta
Young. Tuesday: Woman Wise" with
Rochelle Hudson and Michael Whalen:
also Might Waitress with MarEot
Grahams and Gordon Jones. Wednesday
and Thursday: You only Live Once
with Sylvia Sidney and Henry Fonda.
Friday: THE Great OMalley" with Pat
oBrien and syoil Jason. Saturday:
Criminal Lawyers" with Lee Tracy:
also "Penrod and Sam" with Billy
Maueh; matinee at p. m.
PALM-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
That Girl from Paris" with Lily Pons
and Jack Oakie. Wednesday and Thurs
aGHatA Sal
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VIRGINIA P..T. A.

Election of officers for the com.
ing year "ill feature the meeting
Tuesday at 8 p. m. Of the Parent
Teachers Association of Mclean,
Va, in the school auditorium.
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Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBAsSADOR-sund Monday and
Tuesday: Call 1t Day" with Olivia
de Havllland. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Deanna Durbin in Three Smart
Girls" March of Time. Friday: Anton
Walbrook and Elizabeth Allen in Sol
der and the Lady" Saturday: Victor
McLaglen and June Lang in Nancy
steele Is Missing" Jungle Jim No. 3.
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Today's Federal calendar:

Today's Federal calendar:
Potomac Boat Club-Barn dance by
Washington Comptometer Club. 9 p. m.
Union Station-A.F.G.E excursion TO
New York, 1880 p. m.
Union station-Democratic New York
Unit spring tour to New York, 1:2S p. m.
Georgetown University General Ac-
counting office VS. Georgetown Univer-
sity in baseball, p. m.
Washington Hotel - Social Security
Board Union. spring informal dance, 8
Washington Hotel - Census Bureau
dance, benefit of Recreational and Wei
fare Committee (cards slso), about 3
Mayflower Hotel-AnnuaI dinner, Pan
anna Canal Society Of Washington, 6
p. m.
Confederate Memorial Hall, 1922 Yer
and card party by Presidents Own Gar
Sison No. 1o4' Army and Navy Union.
Railroad Retirement Board-Meetinr.
discuss Another Railroad Retirement
Board Union-Why?" p. m.
Ruth Riley, formerly instructor
in dancing at the University of
West Virginia, will entertain at
the spring informal dance of the
Social Security Board Union Sat-
urday evening in the Washington
Hotels Hall of Nations.
FederaliSms: The Internal Rev.
enlle American Legion Post en-
Joyed a war movie taken two de-
cadeS ago by the Signal Corps at
It's recent Hayloft jamboree the
last pin game Of the Commissioner
and Miscellaneous Bowling League
is dated for Wednesday at the
Lucky Strike alleys. cities along
the Ohio are coming to prevent fu-
ture flood disasters, the Public
Administration Clearing House re-
ports, citing New Albany's action
IL turning its riverside loWlandS
into park area the Farm Credit
Administration Club is to sponsor
a dance week from today at the
Raleigh. and tomorrow memners
will be taken IN a hike through
the Shenandoah National Park,
Virginia one of the first Gov
ernm e n photographers was
Mathew B. Brady, assigned oy
President Lincoln to take official
pictures of the Civil War. Brady
carried portable dark room
around with him as he followed
the blue-clad lines. WPA has
published the first Of three social
research reports on the drought
areas. it is such research work
which WPA personnel has been
ballyhooing as a desirable per-
Inanent activity E. MILFORD H.
Kimball, president; Alton w. Aver
i'll, secretary, and John E. Bisset,
treasurer, are new officers Of the
Washington Aqueduct A. F. G. 2.
unit.
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AVALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Jean Crawford and William Pow
ell in Last of Mrs. Cheyney." Mickey
Mouse. Wednesday and Thursday: Ed
ward Arnold and Francine Larrimors in
John Meade's Woman" Friday:
Ready, Willing ana Able" with Ruby
Keelsr and Leo Dixon. Saturdays Joe
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APOLLO-Sunday Monday and Tues
day: claudette Colbert end Fred Mae:
Time. wednesday and Thursday: Will
Lam Powell and Kay Francis in zone
Way Passage" Friday; Warren will
liams in "Outcast." Saturday: Jane
Withers in Holy Terror" and Peter
LORE and Brian DonIevy in "Crack-Up,"
Jungle Jim No. S.
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Colbert and Fred McMurrsy. Friday
and Saturday: Love is News" with
Tyrone Power and Loretta Young.
sensation-Jessis Stone and his orchestra
heading all star revue. On screen:
Marked Woman" with Bette Davis and
Humphrey Bogart. Midnight show
Saturday-reserved seats.
MOTT-sunday and Monday: Rain
bow on the River" with Bobby Breen.
Louise Beavers and Lillian Yarbo. Tues
day; loci McCrea and Jean Arthur in
simada. Wednesday: Come and Get
It," with Edward Arnold. Joel McCrea
And Frances Farmer Ciutshi 1sv Hand "a
Eleanor Hunt in Navy Spy; also Tim
Mccoy in Daring Danger" Friday:
Irene Irene Dunno and MELVIN Douglas Ill IN
liam Boyd and Jimmy Ellison in Trail
Dust; Ace Drummond." No. 10.
:, RoSALIA-sunday and Monday.
Rainbow on the River" with Bobby
Breen. Louise Beavers. and Lillian
boat Princess" with Walter c. Kelly
and Edith Fellows; also Buck Jones in
NC I Of the Mounted; Black
Coin" No, 8: THURSDAY and Friday:
away Girl; also Come and Get It."
with Edward Arnold. Joel McCrea and
Frances Farmer. Saturday: Arizona
M MAJ. With Larry tBuster> craNbe;
Come and Get it." with Edward
Arnold Joel McCrea and Frances
Farmer. Tuesday and Wednesday: Con-
rad Nagel and Eleanor Hunt in Navy
Spy also James Gleason and "a
Pitts in THE Plot Thickens" Thursday
and Friday: Lee Tracy and Gloria
Stuart in ''Wanted-Jane Turner; also
Cary Grant and Joan Bennett in WED
ding Present" Saturday: Tim Mccoy
in Man of Action" BLACK Coin" No. s.
ACADEMY-Sunday and Monday, shir-
ley Temple in "Stowaway"; also ellis
Island" with Donald Cook and Peggy
shannon. Tuesday and Wednesday. Con.
stance Cummings and Hugh Sinclair in
Strangers on a Honeymoon; also ST
Stand Condemned" with Harry Baur
Laurence Olivier and Penelope Ward
Thursday and Friday, 1.-THE millionaire
Washburn; also Merle Oberon and Brian
Aherne in Beloved Enemy" Saturday
Counterfeit Lady" with Ralph Bel
lamy and Joan Perry; also ''Wsst-bound
Mail" with Charles Starrett
sTANTON-sunday and Monday. shir-
ley Temple in "Stowaway': also Conrad
Nagel in Navy Spy" Tuesday and
Wednesday. Greta Carlo and Robert Tay-
Tor in Camille; also paradise Ex-
press" with Grant Withers. Thursday
and Friday, Sophie Tucker in "Gay
Love" with Florence Desmond; also
Mad Holiday" with Edmund Lowe and
ELISA Landi Saturday Conflict" with
John Wayne also Ken Maynard in THE
Cattle Thief"
BROADWAY Sunday and Monday
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sECO - Sunday ana Monday: "ca-
mile" with Greta Carlo and Robert
Taylor: comedy; cartoon. Tuesday and
wednesday: "BlGck Legion" with Hum.
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BOOKER T.-"Lloyds of London"
with Freddie bartholomew, Madeleini
Carroll and Tyrone Power.
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DEATHS

BROWN, CHARLES Non Friday, April
49, l9SS e his F FssdSpse Alle S.ow1d
!. ;sband of Bessie L.. Brown and son of
James W. and Eliza Spillions Brown. age
81 years. He is also survived by the fol-
lSTng children EeH,rd Sqowasn RI John
P. B. and Mrs. Nellie Yost
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham
bers Co. Southeast funeral home. 5f7 Flew
enth st. S. E, on Monday, April 10, at 2
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
La PORTE, FRANK M. - On "wednesday,
April "a. I Iss7, at his M rs;idsnes 1908
PORTE. the beloved husband Of Florence
N. La Porte and father of William r. La
Porte and Mrs. Adeline La Porte Ridgeley.
Mains resting at the W. W. Chambers
funeral home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
Streets Northwest.
day, April II, 1857. at D. M. from H' TIE
W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 140O
Chaplin Street Northwest
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
tend. 1nterment in Glenwood Cemetery.
ROSE, JAMES M.-on Thursday, April
son of Thomas W. and Kate K. Rose and
brother Of Laurence ". Rose. Remains
east funeral home 517 Eleventh St. s. 3.
Funeral services will be held on Satur.
day, April IT 1887, at l D. m. from the
W. w Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home, SIT Eleventh St. S. E.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
interment in Methodist Cemetery. Alex
andria. Va.
ROsENBLATT. LENA--on Friday, April
loved wife of Solomon Rosenblatt, daugh-
ter of Alexander and Fannie Walker. and
sister of Charles and George Walker.
Funeral from the Chapel of Bernard
Danzansky. 3501 Fourteenth Street North
west. on Sunday, April 10. 1887. at Q p. m.
Florists 4
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We Florist. 9OS g st. N. W
GUIDE BROS. CO.. Funeral Designs
1912 p st. N. ". NAIL A27s
60 IN up BLACKSTONE, mo. 90 IN mp
Funeral Designs
I4O7 II 81. N. W. Ma. 4905
Memorials
MEMoRIALs IN GRANITE. MARgLE
and BRONZE, Large stock Of finished
memorials on display.
ono T EALLyEYs GE R CO" T ~ mo,
Marriage Announcement
WEDDING announcements, 1915 up: 24-hr
service GoodhaEt.s. 1914 q MA. s172:
Funeral Directors 3
va. J. NALLEY. RVC.-
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REPUBLIC-'Under Cover of Night"
with Edmund Lowe and Florence Rice.
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LNCOLN-"On The Avenue" with
Dick Powell and Madeleine Carroll.
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BROADWAY - Sunday and Monday.
James Cagney and Mae Clarke in Great
Guy" Tuesday, Richard Dix and Ches-
ter Morris in Devils Playground"
Wednesday and Thursday. Robert Taylor
and Greta Carlo in Camille" Friday
and Saturday. Bob Allen in Law Of the
Ranger; "Ace Drummond." No. 10.
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PALM-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
That Girl from Paris" with Lily Pons
and Jack Oakie. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Maid Of Salem" with Claudette
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YORK-sunday and Monday: Enrol
Flynn and Anita Louise In Green
Light" "Under Southern Stars" Tues
day and Wednesday; Victor McLaglen
and Ida Lupino in sea Devils" Thurs
day: Ready. Willing and Able" with
Ruby Keller and Leo Dixon. Friday
'MidniEht Court" with Ann Dvorak.
Saturday: George oBrien In Park
Avenue LokGNr."
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UPTOWN-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Claudstte Colbert and Fred Mac
Murray in maid Of Salem" Wednes-
day and Thursday: Victor McLaglon and
June Lang in ''NGncy steele Is Miss
ing" Friday: Chester Morris and Leo
GARLIC in ~ Promise To Pay" Sat
urday: Victor Moore and Helen Brod-
erick in Were on the Jury"
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BROADWAY 1918 7th M ?
Charles Starrett in DODGE CITY
TRAIL" Ace Drummond" No. 9.
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TIVOLI-Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday: Dick Powell and Made
lene Carroll in ION the Avenue" Thurs
day and Friday: Katharine Hepburn and
Franchot Tone in equality Street.
Saturday, Lionel Barrymore in Family
Affair
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JESSE-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: when You're In Love" with
with Enrol Flynn and Anita Louise; ;
novelties. Friday "When's Your Birth
day?' with Joe f Brown. Saturday;
"Crack-Up" with Peter LORE and Brian
Donlevy; also, General spanky' with
Spanky Mcfarland.
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COLONY-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Joan Crawford and william Pow.
ell in THE Last OF Mrs Cheyney
old and Francine Larrimore in John
Meade's Woman" Friday: Peter LORE
and Brian Donlsvy in Crack Up"
Saturday: Joe E. Brown and Marion
Marsh in ''When's Your Birthday; "Jun-
gle Jim" No. s.
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MOTT 1907 e0tA stEOSa Northwest
TIN MCCOY in "AcES AND EIGHTs."
''Acs prummond" No. 9.
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LINCOLN 1915 Q Street N. ".
ION THE AVENUE" with Dick Powell
and Madeleine Carroll.
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LichtmGn's Theaters NO. 5000
BOOKER II 1883 o g. N. ".
"LLoYDs OF LONDON" with Freddie
Bartholomew. Madeleine Carroll and
Tyrone Power
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ASHLEY - Sunday and Monday:
Sonia Heine and Adolphe Menjou in
zone In Million" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Dorothy Lamour in THE
Jungle Princess" also Claire Trevor in
"15 Maiden Lane" Thursday and Fri
day: Anne Shirley in Make Way for
Lady" also Tom Brown in I'D Give
My Life" Saturday: Margot Gra-
hame in Might Waitress" also Ralph
Bellamy in "Wild Brian Kent"
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STATE - Sunday, Monday Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday: Dick Powell
and Madeleine Carroll in ION the
Avenue; news and cartoon. Friday and
Saturday: Charles Ruggles in Mind
Your Business" also, Ralph Bellamy in
wild Brian Kent: Gang comedy and
Popeye.
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ORCHESTRA
CONTINUED from Page One)

descriptive numbers, especially "On the
TRAIL" which plays its part in the west
ern part of the country where burros
were the method of transportation. The
lifting lit of the selection is one OF
the most haunting as well as picturesque
strains ever conceived.
The three concluding numbers by the
chorus and orchestra are selections
chosen to please. The first of the
group is "Malaguena," from the suite
Espagnole. Then follows italian Street
Song" from Naughty Marietta. The
Street Song" is arranged for soprano
solo with mixed chorus and orchestra.
Miss Josephine Shepel will be the
soprano soloist and this should be
proof of it's excellence. Miss Shepel
has a strong and melodious carrying
voice and pleasing personality.
The Pilgrims Chorus by Tam
hauser will conclude the evenings Of
ferings. This chorus is too well known
to need much ballyhoo. It is one of
Richard Wagner's prize operas.
Without doubt the auditorium will
be filled to the doors and as no admis-
sion will be charged and no reserved
seats, it will be well to be at the hall
early.
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Prehistoric Tooth
Found in Sand Pit

Fergus Falls-A mammoth tooth I'M
covered in a gravel pit in Norwegian
Grove township by highway crew has
been determined by Professor A. E..
jerks of the University of Minnesota
to be a mineralized elephant (mam-
moth tooth. This tooth was found
about six miles from the point near
Prairie Lake where highway workers
several years ago dug up the skull of
the Minnesota Girl" which scientists
have declared to be twenty thousand
years old. The tooth, about two and
one-half inches wide and from six to
eight inches long, is that of an animal
no longer living in the western hemis-
phere. Chances are the elephant once
grazed in the far north, hundreds of
thousands of years ago when northern
Canada and Alaska were in tropical
zone, or that the elephant died in the
far north and that the tooth was car
ried with glacial drift.
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Business Girls Club Hold
Meeting and Program

The Misses Edith Lampi, Alma Turula
and Lama Haavisto were in charge of
the entertainment at the meeting of
the Business Girls Club on Thursday
evening.
The meeting took place in the club
rooms of the Presbyterian church, the
Ladies Aid of the church serving the
dinner to twenty-five members and
three guests.
Miss Mabel Lampi played a piano
selection entitled 'The Rustic of Spring
and seven girls and boys from the White
Iron School presented a nature play
entitled 1.-The Heated Argument" The
play was given under the direction of
Miss Turula, teacher of the White Iron
school.
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Odd FelLOUs, Rebekahs
Attend Services Sundau

Ely Lodge No. 220, I. o. o. F. and
Vermilion Rebekah Lodge No. 8, at
tended services at the NJ E. church,
Sunday morning, in celebration of the
anniversary of the organization.
The Rev. L. S. Sloan delivered SER
mon fraught with much of benefit to
the members. He spoke on the subject
Legal immortality" and cited cases
where criminal acts were perpetrated
and yet kept within the law. He only
cited these instances to bring out the
point of his text and not to instruct
his listeners in the art of chicanery
and evading the law, he said.
The services were attended by full
church, the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
having turned out in large numbers.
Special music for the services had been
prepared by the choir under the leader
ship of Mrs. Floyd Dunstan
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BOY SCOUTS
Continued from Page One)

| the Court of Honor to be held in Vir
GINA on May S. Judge Holm, ares
chairman of Hibbing, will preside a
this court session.
Turks record in Scouting has alst
been steady rise since 1881 when hi
became member of the troop He ha.
accumulated the necessary 81 merit
badges to become an Eagle in the pas
few years. Mr. Turk is 20 years Of
age, second year student of the Ely
Junior College and assistant Scout.
master of Troop 174.
He will be the fifth Eagle Scout fol-
Ely. The four pervious Ely Scouts tt
attain the honors were Charles
Strachan, William Jones, Joseph Sayo-
vitz and Robert Carlson
Bugler Robert Carlson opened the
Court of Honor last evening with the
assembly call after which the members
of the court were escorted to their
seats by first class Scout. The bugler
then played ITO the Colors' and the
Pledge of Allegiance was recited fol-
lowed by the Scout Oath.
The awards were presented by the
commissioners named in a previous
paragraph. The sight was an imposing
one as the large class presented them
selves for the honors and the cere-
monies were enthusiastically applauded
by the large audience.
Leader Rayno Koski at this point
took charge of the meeting and an
nounced the Community Sing, spon-
sored by the Ely Rotary Club. For
nearly an hour a most enthusiastic
audience sang popular songs under the
leadership of Mr.. Koski and to music
played by Mrs. Frank DiNino at the
piano.
Again as on the previous occasion, the
community sing proved a favorite in
connection with the court and the mem
bers of the Rotary Club feel very much
gratified over the success Many ex-
pressions of appreciation were heard
for the excellent work of Mr. Koski and
Mrs. DiNino.
Closing most pleasant evening, the
recall was played by Bugler Carlson;
the Scout oath was recited by the
members and retreat was blown; the
colors returned to their station in the
Scout room. Taps and the singing of
1.-The Day is Done" concluded the in
spring award ceremonies and Com
munity Sing.