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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08

wedding party, and intimate friends
of the bride.
The hosts greeted their guests at
the door of the home, which was
beautifully decorated with arrange
ments of mixed spring flowers.
An ice course in the bridal motif,
with nuts and minis, was served by
Mrs. Roy o. RodWell and Mrs. H. E.
Chavasse. Mrs. c. V. Singleton,
mother of the bride, poured coffee
at the dining table.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08

decorated for the occasion with
Easter Dummies and eggs Dancing
was enjoyed, with music being fur
nished by the club nickelodeon.
Hours were to l o'clock.
During the evening punch and
cakes were served
Chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs
James W. Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs c.
L. Carter, and the hostess parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Daniel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Egg Hunt Postponed.

Wy, Due to the uncertainty of the
y "ea'ner, the Easter egg hunt that
M w'S U be held at the home of Mrs.
c ctn p Gerber this afternoon, for the
d dn,iuien of the Presbyterian Sun
N.Y. N.Y. School, is postponed until Easter
40iiody morning at 10 o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Go to Lexington

", MRS. l.. D. Wall, Laurence and Dick
wall and George Blackburn have
zone B to Lexington, Virginia, to visit
. wall, who attends Virginia Mill
'oIy institute, for the weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Visit Parents

r. MrS' r. c. Gary and daughter,
SIla' Of Richmond, Va, are visiting
NJ sTi9, Gaiy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. ~ D. lnomas. Mr.. Gary will spend
lie weekend here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Come Tomorrow.

~: MSs Marjorie Gerber, of Raleigh,
VIII come tomorrow to visit her
%boIher, Mrs. M. S. Gerber, and will
KAYE as her guest Mrs. Marguerite
Htbuke' OF Raleigh. They will be here
through Monday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Mr. Stainback Here

c B. Stainback, of Pittsburgh,
% has arrived to spend Easter
with his mother, Mrs. Charles Stain
back
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08

Mr.. ard Mrs Alex S. Watkins and
children planned to leave this after
noon for Blackstone, Va, to spend
Easter with relatives there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08

me 3. p. w. clubs regular meet
, as' winch was scheduled for Tues
LAY night, has been postponed for
J J week, and will be held on Tues
Gay evening, April 18.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Visits Mrs, Thomas.

Hiss Annie Thomas has come from
Washington, D. c., to visit her
m5ther. Mrs. P. H. Thomas, for the
Weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Miss Turner Here

MISS Katherine Turner has come
IRON Fayetteville, to visit her moth
En- Mrs r. S. Turner, for the week.
ehd' at the Turner home on Horner
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Mrs. Mann Here

Mrs. Charles Mann, of Rocky
Mount, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. n. Blacknall, and Mr.. Blacknall,
loF the Easter holidays, at their home
on Charles street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Circle Meetings Omitted.

CTcle meetings of the Woman's
tnu%lIary Of the Methodist Protes-
t lail church will be postponed for
WV, weeks. They were scheduled to
n on Monday, but will be held
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Postpone Meeting

Easter Monday being a holiday,
the James B. White Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star, will not meet
next Monday evening, it was stated
today
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Billy Aston Here

Billy Aston has come from Ran
doph Macon, at Front Royal, Va, to
visit his mother, Mrs. E. T. Aston,
iOr several DAYS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Goes to MARYLAND.

Miss Mary Hayes Blacknall has
gone to Fort Hoyle, Maryland, to
visit Col and Mrs. Alex. P. Kelly
for the weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Visits DiXonS

Miss Sarah James, Of Winston
Salem, arrived Friday to visit her
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Dixon. for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08

Mary Tucker About Same
Little change was reported today
in the condition of Miss Mary
Tucker, daughter of j. H. Tucker,
who is i'll at Maria Parham hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08

Miss Leah Overton and Mrs. r. t..
Stanback left today for Statesboro,
Georgia, to spend the Easter holi-
days with friends and relatives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Visit in Durham.

Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Gupton and
Miss Frances Allen spent Friday
nicht in Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Go to Durham.

Miss Katie Gupton and Miss
Hilda Holloman are spending the
Easter holidays in Durham with re-
atveS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Guests from Wilson

Mrs. r. P. Watson and Mrs. J. P.
Marrow Of Wilson, are visiting Mrs.
y E. Chavasse for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-04-08
Reported Very Ill

Mrs. Hilda Cain was reported to-
day to be very i'll at the residence
Of MIR. and Mrs. j. c. Wilder.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20
Plumbing and Heating
Public Address System

PLUMBING AND HEATING. jobbing. re-
modelling a specially. Harry E. Williams.
No So4S
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RUGS, CARPETS

At lowest prices. Complete assortment.
nants in all sizes. Open evenings. Free
parking. Woodbridge Rug & Carpet Co.
Inc. l715 Rhode Island Ave. N. e.
Dupont $780,
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SHOP HERE
Services
Beauty Shops

BEVERLY Plaza Beauty salon--50c. serv'
ice, flrst-class work. 39@5 MI. Nerho"
Ave Alex TE 4O22.
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ALL MAKES-Free estimates; one-day
service: mos. guarantee; anywhere,
any time, Sundays, holidays Ace Radio.
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Radio Services

D A SYSTEM $50 up.
- Complete Also rentals. DU. 0900
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VIVIAN'S Beauty Salon-Courteous eerviee
Perm manents. $3.50 to $40. 727 18th NV.
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BONNETT'S Beauty Shop. First-class work
low prices. g03 n. Y. Ave \.
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Service Stations

9xl2 or SxlO rugs thoroughly shampooed
$275. Cap Carpet Cleaning Co. Ma. 1885
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Roast of Beef 39c. per Lib.
BRIDGEPORT MARKET
Prompt Delivery
20l2 ST. y. W. NO. 1854
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Tiling

TILE SETTING repairing work guar. Est
Wright. 1852 Fla. Ave. n. E. Ii 1908:
Upholstery
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MORSE ST. N. E., 1271-Corner, 4 rms,
kit, bath, 2 porches. $32. DEC. 4703
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Upholstery Cleaned

UPHOLSTERY - Cushions refilled; nev
springs: 81 so. FRANKLIN. SH. $3.50
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SHEPHERD PIX. BEAUTY SALON.
Service guar. 77lS Georgia Ave n W.
GE. 1864.
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EYE ST N. W, 912-An newly decorated,
two 2-rm, kit. bath apts., heat & hot
water furn. Apply in office.
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SPECIAL shampoo, ,9x12 dom SO .25: orien.
tai. S3.25: guar. SANTINI. CO. O970.
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CLIFTON ST, N. w. 1476-1. Q and 8
rms: everything furn. Reas CO. lOO66
COR. Bladensburg Rd., 1887 18th St
N. E.-Large front rm, housekeeping
DOWNTOWN-131S 11th St. Nw-Newly
dec. Ink. rm. water: adj. bath. 81 wk
DOWNToWN-511 4th St. N. W. 2-m
apt: water. nicely furn.: semi-priv. bath
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

5Oc RADIO SERvICE-90-day guarantee
tubes. 29c up. Fogleman's. AT. 1917.
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Roast Chicken 35c. per Lib.
BRIDGEPORT MARKET
Prompt Delivery
o01o p ST N W NO 0SG4
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CLARK SERVICE STATIoN-ouality serv
ice our motto 9Th and Ela: Aye: n ,;,lt.o>.,, E
Spanish Store
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

Large. warm. attractive room and kitchen.
newly furnished and decorated; semi
private bath: reas.
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Rugs and Carpets CT :aneG

LEAKY roofs repaired. Guar. work
Prices reas. NO. 9OsS. IT'S Z St. NV
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L ST. N. W., 933. Apt. 1O7-2 rms, kit,
bath, Frigid.: cross ventilation.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

BRAHNON RADIO SERVTCE-An makes
9O7 You ST, N. W. DU 9050
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

H NV, 1013--Nr. strs. Gov. Depts., End Il.
it., rms. k.b., refrig., $45.5O, adults.
EYE ST. n. E., 622-2 rms, kit, bath.
gas, cleo, heat incl So wk.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

Convenient to bus and schools. 1 room.
kitchen and bath: $50. Resident man
ager. Dupont 1920.
MT. VERNON CORPORATION
End Floor, Machinist Bldg. Natl. $3.50
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

IDEAL front rm. & bath. 2 exposures;
garage: private home. Chestnut O2O7.
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

TG ST. s. E, 144O-3 rms, back porch,
gas and elec. incl.
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Housekeeping Rooms

] ALLISON N. W.. 513-2 lge. furn. rms,
screened pch.. Frigid.: Cd f.: phone: adnlts
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ROSEMARY Beauty Salon. Permanent
$295 up, guar. 127 10Th 81. N -
II qOSS
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Miscellaneous for Sale

REFRIGERATORS-B new, 50%. off
terms. Atlas. 713 G ST. N. W. DI. 3737.
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MACHINE or machineless perm anent %
Hoffman. 904 l4th St. n. W RE. 2O2O
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SEWING MACH-Singer cleo. round bob
port, S32 so. Expert repair serv. 637
H ST. n. E. IL 7022.
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Roofing

ROOFING AND TIMING Est BROWN
BROS, 1920 Madison N. W. GE. 0662
The Washington times., 1939-01-20

DAHLGREN Beauty Shoppe. FIrst.cIass
work reas. 2713 18th ST. n. Z. DEC. 2I3o.
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n ST. s. W.. 339-5 rooms BATH
h, W, h., ele, gas, garage; $32 30.
7sa 10Th n " T. ~ MA. O352
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

Napadl prvnf snfh. Denne
chodil Miloslav do skoly a re
skoly parkem. Ma prostTednf
cest6 byla tn vychozena cestic-
ka, parkem chodilo ted malo
lid. Kdykoliv tudy Miloslav
Sci, vzdycky Sc bezdecne podi-
val ma lavicku, kde "a kras-
nych letn1ch noel sedaval S Via
stou. A pc takovem bezdec-
mem pohledu vtfraly sc mu ia
Ike bezdecn6 myslenky kazde-
no dine stejne. Ma te lavicce
no Vlasta polfbila, kdyz sc je-
no duSe potacela v matochach
krute bolesti. Bylo to polfbe-
nj sestry? Vlasta tvrdila, re
no ma rada jake rodn6ho bra
ira. Ale tax, jak no Vlasta po-
l1bila V parku, a pc druhe ma
chodnfku svych rodicG, tax ses-
ira bratra nel1ba. Pr takove
myslence probfhala krev jeho
t6lem rychleji a kdyz 81 sahl ma
skran, poznal, re pail.
"Kdybych j byl snad Tekl,
re il miluji jinak nez bratr?"
Tuto myslenku SNAIL Sc zapu-
diti prudkym pohozen1m hla-
YOU. "Jsem blazen odsouzeny
k stalemu trapen1 takovymi
myslenkami, ktere nemaj1 ice
le", povfdal 81 duchu. "Vzdyt
mi Fekla, re by mne odmftla.
A potion, vzdyt mi Tekla, re by
mne odmltla. A potion, vzdyt
ia ma Anezku zapomenouti ne
mohu. Jak ia Sc techto hlou-
pych myslenek zbav1m?"
A kdyz odesel tax daleko,
odkud lavicky uz videti neby-
10, ulet6ly ponure myslenky ia
k ovetrem odvaty a Miloslav 81
v duchu rfkal klidne: "Vlasta
ma pred svatbou, potion Dude
stastna, al Dude navzdy spoje-
ma S muzem, ktereho miluje.
Nine takov6 st6stf minulo. A
Cekati ma ne, jak mi Vlasta ra-
dila? Marine! NepTijde. To mi
Vlasta poskytovala jen takove
1t6chy. Ovsem, jest pfflis do
bra, bolelo il, re trpfm, citila
Sc mnou soustrast. Ia to jsem
il mel rad"
Jednoho dine upoutala jeho
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

"Vlasticko!" zvolal vzruse-
ne. "Nevim ..."
Zasmala sc Ease tax podiv-
ne.
"Neni-li to svatokradez?
Vidte? Wy svedomity clovece !
Povidam YAM, re jsem dosud
svobodna."
Stoupla 81 ma spicky, ably do
sahla k jeho obliceji a polozila
mu ODE ruce ma ramona.
A tn uz Sc nepremohl, privi-
null il k sobe, vtiskl il pollock
ma 1sta a odsunuv il Cd sebe,
fekl: "Mne nenalez1te!
"Od tohoto okamziku ne, Slav-
ku. S bohem!" Tekla klidne.
Podala mu ruku. Polfbil po-
davanou rucku a vydechl: rs
bOhem!"
POckal, az 81 otevrela dvere
a zmizela v tmave chodbe do
mu, potion sci volnym krokem
k domovu. Matka uz jake o.
bycejne spala. Prosel tise ku-
chynf, ably il nevzbudil a ode
bral Sc do pokoje. Pokoj byl
teple vytopen. PAM Zabran-
ska Sc starala, ably jejf Slavek
Sc Ohral, az pride domG pro-
stydly.
Miloslav odlozil svrchnfk a
klobOuk, nerozsv1til lampu a
stoupl 81 k oknu. Zahledel sc
ven a zamyslil Sc. Pc obloze
sc honily stale femme mraky, a
m6sic, ktery mel dnes svftiti,
nemohl je protrhnnuti ami ma
chv1li.
"MGj osud," hovoril Miloslav
sam S sebou. "Na jedne stra-
ne provazf kazdy mil podnik
zdarem, a ma druhe strane cho-
va sc Ike mne Sc zlomyslnou ne
pf1znf. Ease slo jednou stestl
kolem mne a osud zabranil, re
jsem pc SVEN stest1 nemohl
sahnOuti, &C jsem je mel ma do
sab ruky. Anezka mne milova-
la a mohla byti mou, kdybych
byl mel dosti odvahy. Vim, re
mne VlaSticka ma rada a ia il
nam takeTad, a Ease jsem ne
mel odvahy, abych Sc zmocnil
sveho stest1, kdyz mi bylo tax
bl1zko. Nam snad dive duse
rOzd1lnych vlastnost1? Pro vse-
chino nam dosti odvahy, pokud
Sc to netyce lasky, ale We We
czech teto jsem skutecnym zba-
b6lcem. CO mi vlastne schazl?
Ktere zkusenosti jest6 ne
nam? Dospeji k nj nekdy?
Bude nekdy mou zena, kterou
budu milovati? Vlasta rekla,
re Dude. Hlouposti! Nezami-
luji Sc uz nikdy do zadneho
d6vcete!"
Mavl rukou a odstrojiv Sc j.
lehl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

Svatba Vlastina byla slavna
a okazala. Pan mistr RELAX sc
pricinil, ably o svatbe jeho je-
dine dcery mluvilo dlouho cele
mesto. Pc oddavkach byla u
RehakI hostina. Co Sc zde pfi-
hodilo, o tom ovsem mesto ne
ved6lo a nemohlo O tom mluvi-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

lu wat ma svatbu. Mohl bych
rozeslati tistene pozvanf, ale
nase mesto je jeSte tuze ven
kovske, a zachoval Sc tn tento
venkovsky zvyk, re ma svou
svatbu chod1 wat zenich S ne
WESTON osobne. Kdybych cd to-
no zvyku upustil, mohlo by Sc
mi vycftati, re 81 pocfnam vel
kopansky a nezachovavam sta
rych chvalitebnych obycej1. A
wife, jake obchodnfk muslin
dbati, abych 81 nikoho neroz-
hneval."
~ Radimsky usm1vaje Sc podal
Miloslavovi ruku a vessel do
kramu.
Nejakou chvili potion sedel
Miloslav S matkou u obeda. O.
zvalo Sc zaklepanl ma dvere u
kuchyne a pant Zabranska spe
chala otevr1t. Potion zaslechl
Miloslav, re matka I'VE vstou-
pivsf:
|. Racte dali"
Vstal a byl pTekvapen. Do
pokoje vstoupili Radimsky S
Vlastou. Oba Sc usmivali. Ra-
dimsky podavaje Miloslavovi
ruku jake staremu znamemu,
rekl: "Jdeme nejdrive k VAN,
pane uciteli, abychom vas po-
zvali ma svatbu."
Miloslav udelal udiveny o.
blicej: "Mne, pane Radimsky.
Vlasta usmivaj1c Sc podava-
la mu ted take ruku a pTerusi-
la jeho namitky: "Povim vam,
Slavku, CO nevite. Muslin mi
tt druzbu a druzicku. Kdybych
sla k oltari bez Mich, kdo vi co
by 81 Tide O mne povidali. Pro-
sim vas tedy, abyste byl ma me
svatbe druzbou. Snad mi tn
sluzbu neodreknete? Druzic-
kou Dude Vasfkova sestra To-
nicka. Je to zabka teprve ctr
nactileta, nebude Sc tedy O vas
pOvldati, jak to obycejne byva,
re druzba S druzickou take Sc
jednou vezmou. Tedy ujedna-
no! V sobotu v deset hodin.
Prijdte pred desatou k nam!
ROzuml Sc, re PAM Zabranska
pocti mas take svou pf1tomnos-
IT," os
ga take, slecno?" tazala Sc
Zabranska udivene. "Kde pax
ja!"
Vlasta k nj priskocila a cho-
pila il "a ODE ruce: "Panf "a
branska, to mi nesmite odr1ci!
Slavka by ma svatbe ami mic ne
tesilo bez jeho milovane matte
ky"
A necekajfc, co stara PAM
odpovf, obratila Sc opet k Milo
slavovi: "Abyste mi, Slavku,
naposled nekupoval svatebni
dar! Nadobi nam vsechno,
sklenene zbozf prodavame v
kramu a sperk1 nenos1m. Chce
tell zachovati starry obycej,
darujte mi nektery svGj spis, to
mi Dude nejmilejsim darem."
Jeste chvilku premlouvani,
potion snoubenci odchazeli Sc
slibem Miloslavovym, re tedy S
matkou ma svatbu jiste pride.
Pc jejich odchodu konala Sc
u Zabranskych dGlezita roz-
mluva, kterou vyvolalo toto pc
zvan1 ma svatbu.
"Musis mfti k cernym sat1m
bile rukavicky," vysvetlovala
matka.
"A CO Wy, mamicko, niceho
nepotfebujete? Rukavicky 81
koupim od%poledne."
ia niceho", Tekla matka.
"To Wis, kdo pax 81 vsimne mne
stare zenske, ale tebe ST budOu
Tide vsimati, kdyz budes druz-
bou. A neco mus1s darovati
druzicce. Ona ii take neco da.
Je to takovy zvyk o svatbe ma
venkove a myslfm, re to We me
ste take panuje."
Miloslav pohledl ma matku
v rozpac1ch.
eco bych il mel darovati,
kdyz je il teprve ctrnact let?
Poradte mi, mamicko."
"Chlapce, to je tezka vec,'
kyvala stara PAM vazne hla.
YOU. "Je to devce z bohate 70.
diny, ma vsecko, co potrebu-
.|je."
Miloslav chvili premyslel.
"Coz kdybych il koupil pr.
stynek," rekl konecne.
MAS pravdu. To by Sc no.
dilo. | v pr1pade, re w neja'
ky ma, niue nositi diva"
UK Ounfm * toCxy p~rcfVnnk ,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-01

rozumelo. PAM Zabranska sc.
della pri stole vedle Vlastiny
matky a ODE mamicky mely s.
stale CO .povfdati.
Jak je obycejem, sedeli '
stredu stolu zenich a nevesta,
vedle mich druzba s druzickou,
Mlloslav sedel vedle Vlasty, a.
lie mezi jfdlem uznaval "a svou
povinnost baviti svou druzicku.
Tonlcka, rozkoSne rozvijejfci
Sc poupe, neodtrhla svych oci
od Miloslava, kdyz il neco po-
vidal mimo povsechny u tabu-
lie panujlc1 rozhovor. Poied-
nou Sc Tonicka celia zacervena-
la a polozila pred Miloslava
malou krabicku.
Pane ~uciteli," rekla tichoun-
kym a zajikavym hlasem, "rac
tie ode mne prijmouti malou u
pominku ma dnesni den!"
Mlloslav otevTel krabicku.
Byl v nj par zlatych knoflfku
do manzet.
Chvili dfval sc Miloslav v
prekvapenf ma skvostny darek
a pocitil pri tom v srdci podiv-
nou trpkost. Ma oplacenf ia
koveho daru jeho prostredky
nestacily. Pod dojmem tohoto
trpkeho dormant pronasel take
sva slova dorucuje Tonicce
pouzdro S tenkym zlatym prs
tynkem.
"Slecno Tonicko," oslovil d.
venku st1snenym hlasem, me
mohu vas krasny dar oplatiti
darem stejne ceny, ale prosim
vas pfijmete ode mne tento pr
STEM"
Tonicka sahla pc pouzderku
dychtive. Ocka il zasvftila,
kdyz pouzderko otevrela.
pane uciteli, srdecne YAM
dekuji!" zvolal radostne. "Pr-
stynek Dude mi vzdy milou u
pomlnkou ma dneSnl den. JeSte
Jednou dekuj1. A jak krasny!
Jeden kaminek je billy a druhy
cerveny. To jsou barry nase-
no naroda, vidte?"
"Ano, slecno. Je nasl povin-
nostl, abychom sve vlastenec-
tv1 osvedcovali We velkych i "
malych cinech."
Y tom Vlasta podavala Jim
mlsu S nejakou krmi kolujfcf
kolem a podanou die zvyku
nejprve neveste.
"Vlasto, hled, co jsem do
stala."
Tonicka ukazovala svakrove
prstynek, ktery uz mela navle-
ceny ma prstu.
Vlasta pohledla ma prstynek
a usmala Sc spokojene: "Mate
oba hezkou pamatku. Ale ia
mann lepsi. Nine daroval Sla-
vek dive sve novely We skvostn6
vazbe. V tech dvou knihach
jsou sneseny jeho myslenky
ktere mohu sdileti s MIN, kdy-
koliv do mich nahlednu; to nj
kdy neomrz1, takova pamatka
nikdy nevybledne."
A Vlasta Sc cd Mich otocila.
Nekdo il oslovil. Jedlo sc i pi-
10. Zavladla vesela nalada.
HostI bylo kolem stolu pres
dvacet, pr1buzenstvo zenicho-
vo i nevestino. Doslo potonl
ma pr1pitky.
"Pan druzba at pronese PRIV
nj pf1pitek," zvolal kterysi sta
~ pan.
"Ano, pan druzba!" volano
Sc vSech Stran.
Vlasta pohledla ma Milosla-
va S vaznou tvaT1. Vstal a cho-
piv Sc sve sklenice s pivem, re-
XII We zrejmem pohnutf: "Pf1-
pitek mil je kratky. z celeho
srdce pref novomanzel1m, a.
by ma jejich zivotn1 draze po-
pral Jim osud vseho stest1 a
blaha, ktereho mi odeprel. A
by Sc tax stale, tomu pfipi-
JIM"
PTitukli 81 S MIN vsichni
Mnozf zklamani, kteri oceka.
vail cd ucitele mestanskych
skol vzletnou rec, mnoz1, kteri
jeho slovGm nerozumeli.
Vlasta sklonivsi hlavu, "a.
hledela Sc v zamyslen1 pred Sc.
be ma desku stolu.
Radimsky stall a pfistoupiy
rychle k Miloslavovi, stiskl je.
no pravici rka: "Priteli, wy ne.
unite That. Ver1m YAM prote
ma slovo."
Potion tiskna stale pravic.
Miloslavovu, zvolal: "PTatele
Nam navrh, s kterym jiste bu.
dete souhlasiti. Mole zena g
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THIEVES take
TWO BICYCLES

A varied assortment Of loot was
taken by thieves over the week
end. according to reports al police
headquarters Monday.
Jack Anderson. i714 So. 9th st.
reported some one stole his bicycle
which was parked in Court {.
Barney Scott, i2t Ea. 2Tth st.
complained his bicycle was stolen
near So. 57th and G SITS.
A new electric iron and cord
were taken from the enclosed
porch at the home of D. W. Shelley,
1916 No. 29th st.
o. Sanderson. 4a17 Ea r st, who
has been doing carpenter work at
1921 Market st. reported his chest
of tools had been stolen.
An cupboard motor was stolen
from the garage OF Joe Thomas.
56l6 So. Lawrence st.
Russell Anderson. Of Morton.
reported a brown leather suitcase
stolen from his car at 18th and
Market SITS.
Miss Ruth Curtis. maid at the
home of George B. Guyles, returned
to the residence at 70l No. d st,
Saturday night in time to frighten
away a would-be burglar.
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Qbe Gaecma GimcS
Installation of Amaranth
Officers Ends Convention

Impressive ceremonies ut which
officers were installed marked the
close Of the thrce.dey convention
Of the Order of Amaranth in Fell
iowshir hall, Masonic temple, on
Saturday night The pageant fol-
lowed banquet At the Hotel
Winthrop.
Officers installed were Mrs w,
A. Sahin and Afford Riggs, both Of
Seattle. as grand royal mairon and
patron. Mrs O, n. Ridgcwsy Of
Tacoma and Harry r, Csllow Of
Flma as associate matruu and
patron. Harris r. Smith, Seattle,
secretary. Fannie Jones. Seattle,
treasurer. Lois :. Levine. Seattle,
eonduetresS. Nance Rurrow.
Wenatehee. associate eonductresss
Lul Johnston. Tacoma, Frances
lose. Everett, and George Schsef.
fer. Seattle, trustees for three, two
and one-vcsr terms, Helen Huliin,
Seattle. A. r Matthews Seattle,
and l.. ]. Muscek. Tacoma. chief
commissioner Of appeal for three.
two and one-year terms: Lillian
Bell, Bellinghsm. prelste. Msudie
Riggs. Seattle. marshal. Verda
Names. Seattle, marshal in the
east, irma purdy. Everett. mar.
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100 ATTEND
MASS MEETING

Approximately 100 persons
filled the Eagles hall sunday nigh,
to hear q haif-dosen or more
speakers protest ssalnss the re-.
cent wholesale lay.eff 81 wrA
workers
Those In attendance included
members az tire Workers Alliance
union. oId.Aec Pension union and
various trade unions. Harry Mel.
son. wrA teacher. was chairman,
A committee az mere than Is
persons Was chosen to make a re-
port At a conferences. which viii
be held next saturday Al tho Val.
hails hail. isisis No, X 1T.
Speakers sunday Included ttew-
ara costlgsn. executive secretary
of the Washington Commonwealth
federation. State Representative
Edward l. rottus ard In. Alien
n. Emerson.
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MAIN STREET
Go,ags. Com,aos and Dotnos
OF Tdcomdns as the Re-
porter Found Them.

Bee Cooper walking to work
Joe Rosa ringing doorbell Beuiah
Vineyard demonstrating typewrit.
ers--Marty Pursuing hurrying to
meeting 49, Clarence Lake seeing
wife. Ann. off on train to Iowa
Dewitt Rowland checking on
clients aiibi--.Dacqueiine Funk sue
cessfully demonstrating the art Of
Housekeeping Capt. John NJ. Stod-
dard recalling days when he was
newspaper man--Bud Marble pass
ing out cigars. 1t WAS a fine eight
pound boy--Hans La,ik hunting
for newspaper eut-Bud Rohrbaeh
looking for business--H. =. Grubbs
preparing program for Memorial
day-oryille l.. Berg and Helen l..
Wick getting marriage license In
Seatue--Leo Barton talking about
trip to N. Y. World fair--Thor Toll
iefson looking forward TO visit of
Prince olav and Princess Martha
Mrs. Nydia Jolly Case being con-
gratulated-~Coa zach Eddie SehwHrs
telling about his Lincoln high base
ball team. \. Nane and Harold
Gioyd serving on committee Jack
Sleet recalling old days in Ellens-
bufg-W. II. swift attending class
Chris Brewer hunting address
L. r. Harmon carrying beautiful
bouquet to his office.
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shall in the west. Frederick Rich
ter. Yakima. lecturer, Estells
Tucker. Seattle. standard bearer.
Florence Wilson. Seattle. historian.
Grace Gecttel Spokane, truth /,
EsSie shirley. Seattle, faith. Mabel
kertis Black Diamond. wisdom /.
Nada Green. Sunnyside. charity.
Emma Anderson. Aberdeen. nut
stefan. Camille Gefliok. Mount
Vernon. warders Walter Wright,
Dongview, sentinel, Lyndall Me.
csllam. Seattle, page; Jessie With
bee. Seattle, featured correspond.
ent: Ethel Saunders. Olympia,
crown bearer. and Leonard Rensr.
Seattle. sword bearer.