The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-09
Roaming Citizen
Continued from Page A.

that every witness in the case had his
or her full say However, the genial
Judge, as usual in his Court had the
mai say. As a result he gave the
aforementioned guest three months in
the House of Correction for Assault
and Battery on the host at his home,
although he had nothing to do with
Inc shower of wine.
When the white LAWYER for the de-
Iendant facetiously asked that his
CIleht be allowed to 90 without hail
Judge Miles suggested that mavbe the
seven Brothers ought to be able to
.%I%e 95OO bail. However, we noted
mat one of the Seven Sisters hailed
the invited guest. ''''-'U
l0mmunlty Barber ShOp-Cononoun
n.y. enterprises usually are 50 in na mo
oniy' However, John Raysor, proprie-
Tor OF the Community Barber Sbop, at
{ Inf >, corner of Harrishof st. and Hum
, oolot Ave, RoXbury, has really a com
mQnlty enterprise. 0'i'i
MOI only does one eniov the efficient
.eLVIGeS OF a master barber but tba Of
I'0&Sphere is of the best at all times
N9"' with new electric fans. and
wa maybe IN the not too distant fut,1ra
venetian blinds, this barber shon will
De one OF our better colored harhnr
shops in Roxbury. :" O''i0er
Y, hooNe Renegs, Window Crashes
oq may not know it but MANY Of nc
VIZ ron Know now that there are places where
bDS may play race horses on Column
c ~|@ ave. ave- Boston. Apparently one
tSSIo II OF a bookie became enra ond
5 fne other day, Wednesday, Sent G 70
. 1e eAacI' because he proceeded to break
boniI iSe plate glass window whom +bo
luke took five dollars on q car+ ~,
m4 TO win and then failed n now
tll DIS usual. This bookie told bic c pS
Liner 4o,. ne could not get his NAV in
to,,, ,eVeI, TINS was not told the ems
tIIner until after the race was rII,, US
WE morse played had won tbo 49, ro en-"
1 " mat would you do if Won recoiUoJ
nectod I'VE t dollars back when YOU ex-
twentI Ire ~ receive legally or illegally
"Obo o[JE;otnree dollars? Well, we Know
bo oP tIu renee to Law is Liberty" Nav.
II VS. CuStOrner will not be prosecuted
v. won be Long Now, En- "SbaS;9
von1o, SITS and yes mesdames and
sUJng ladies, Silas F. TavIor tbo on" anu
"r,u only Shag" is out of he'd and 0 nr
IN u S at the Boston Civ HaSnit o
ol r surgical Seven, where he ie ra cavyi
Ing Ing from broken knee can in i ITUn1
carJ TWO months ago. Send bin, -
Ion 1u OF congratulation. "Tt wo,,4 "a" a
s So now" is an old army exnrossio Nc
YOU must excuse us for I,s ;S9ioi ~
now that there is o,,o4il AoI using 1T
now bof Europe pc, But it won't be LONG
the cola SGjo re "SS,htag" will be back at
hone fOr STAND with his crutcbes, we
bra pG Ior awhile. These. opal" b Me
Of -" VI, says, che is getting tbo f neI
So Sol we wish "Shag" had T heoI aeel
his lyoo overseas and had not broi,on
bo n mmee cap; we feel sure if ba ~ , UlNon
the WI" v u NAV nave paraded last weeI % I'LL
"T CIV E.r'W: even if his mails III Tn.h
"A dIph o =, Dick, "Clif" aH TTinhn'
di al and the big shot Marsbo,in W;;I
now now not !, Oh wei, at WON'T ' bo WHY" ia
Tow Tow m How about it, cold Sbo oe ionS
Won y ON Tyler wants to hold +b bnts ,ea
Sou ola convalescent ~ '"aC party
~, MALCOLM Benders Sbows n,
by Mslco JigprBan Drum Corps, drilled
Iont i sho Benders, made an ax tlaeu
We who vIb,o" ing in the VIEW. parade,
him VINO Know "Mal" Renders " tno,,
holm @ an, one willing to give bis a hno wv
Pag our ,r,olored bows and girls al 10
kind,,u less of Mother Natrro,s -,
nm o o,i to him he certainlv sl un5
w., VIZ our pig fellows and trudged S aII tsu
way coaching his bows and on u az one
Keen nm ~ IN thelr first big parade.
Cbildpo .ne :, good work, "Mal".
-Again !. should Be Seen, Not Hurt
again 1t is well to urge everybody |