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Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
'rowning Legion
lance Successful

fThe Browning American Legion
>onsored another of its successful
fnces last Saturday evening at the
Peh school gym. The dance was given
celebration of ArmistiCe Day last
(onday November II. The hall was
Pmmed to capacity and everyone at
ending reported very good time
Pc blngo game was a big drawing
Prd and door prizes were awarded to
Pe lucky holders of tickets. At mid
Psht a delicious lunch was served
the Legion Auxiliary and there was
80 candy booth in their charge
Pc dance lasted until quite a late
Pur and a tidy profit was realized
ION the proceeds.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Judicial Baby Talk

When Judge n. J. Bone'll OF Chi
cago says Him gets 80 days" don't
take the jurist 10 task. his gram
mar is perfectly o. X. The Him
in this case happens TO be zee Yuen
Him, dishwasher. accused Of buy
ing liquor and charging It 10 the
restaurant to annoy the cook. The
Judge said he Him to HIM would
have to repent go days IN jall, and
then Him wished Him weren't he
Sounds q wee bit like baby TAX!
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Preserve Totem Poles

Preservation Of the famed collec-
lion Of totem poles at the Indian
village Of klukwan from deteriora-
non by the elements is proposed by
.Alaska's new governor. Dr.. Ernest
Gruenlng He visited the noted tour
Isl attraction recently and said he
believed construction of a freproof,
concrete structure would be a good
INVESTMENT and would nc: be op-
Z, SrG " ~, villagers
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Report of the Death of
"POrky" Sellars False

The report published last week stat
ing that "Porky" Sellars had been
killed in a battle with smugglers on
the Mexican border, and which was
said to have come from a reliable
source. proved to be a false rumor
when a telegram in answer to one sent
to Laredo. Texas. from Mr.. Sellars,
stated that he was very much alive
but had been very i'll with a severe
attack OF the flu. We are very glad
to make this correction.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Treasures Warn
Against Property
Going Delinquent

The first half OF the 1910 taxes.
which are now due. will go delinquent
December l. Penalty and interest will
be added after that date Such is the
warning given by Montana county
treasurers at this time.
A definite saving on penalty and in
terest can be made by paying delin-
quent taxes under the present mora
forum under which penalty and in
terest cancellation on first half of 1898
and PRIOR delinquents are provided.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

Larry Windsor, II year old lad of
Republic. Washington and his dog
"TriXie" passed through Montana by
plane last Saturday Larry was given
round trip transportation by plane to
recover "TriMe" who recently got
locked III a box car at Republic. Over
the continent rode "Trixie" for many
days and nights without food and
water. The benefactor was A c.
Crombie Of New York to whose COM
pany was shipped the lumber laden
car containing "TriXie'. .
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Spawn Taking Work
To End This Month

J. w. Schofield. state superinten-
dent of fisheries, has reported taking
OF Loeb Leven trout eggs at the Madi-
son river spawn stations and at Al
word and Kilbrennan lakes. where
eastern brook tour eggs are being tax
Ell. will close the latter part of this
month. Schofield said the take this
year was excellent" and that weather
did not hamper operations The eggs
taken now will be cared for in hatch
cries and released as fingerllngs next
spring
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
MOntana's Largest
Sugar Beet Crop

Western Montana harvested its
largest sugar beet crop This fall 1866
600 tons. about u .ons to the acre
Sugar content was 1918 per cent, and
lighter than that Of 1889 Continued
rains after the harvest started con-
tributed to the growth Of the beets but
lessened sugar content.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Oil, Gas Leases
Approved By Board

The Montana land board last week
approved four oil and gas leases to
enterprisers who VIII operate in nor
thern Montana. and approved a placer
mining lease. Also granted were 30
rights of way for construction of state
and county highways and irrigation
canals.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Corn Crop Report
Shows Good Boost

The federal department Of agricul-
ture has reported that favorable Oc-
tober weather boosted the nations
corn crop $1,000 900 bushels to 2.433.-
$4,000 bushels and raised production
figures on several other crops as much
as five per cent
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Many Hunters Are
Big Game Successes

With the close OF the general Mon
tana big game season Nov. Is. the
Montana fish and game department
reported that III the main kills were
far better than last year. Prior to the
recent snow kills were far ahead OF
figures OF last year. and with the ad-
vent OF good tracking weather figures
rose even farther.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

jess LaButi OF Browning. who Is a
Junior At the Montana Stale Normal
College Is one OF :our students re-
Gently elPrted to sC.Nh on the student
activity committee 10! the current
year The entire student body votes
Tor the secretion c. he student arti
WHY members
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Reserve Officers
Hay Expect Call

Major L. E. Vidal Of Kalispell. pre-
dent Of the Montana reserve officers
sociation, said last week a majority
the nations reserve officers may
Rpect a call to duty in the near fu-
lure.'
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
WOman'S Name Added
To List of Operators

The Montana land board last week
for the first time in its history. issued
a coal mining lease 10 woman. Mrs
Elizabeth Hoppe OF Halre. Mrs. Hoppe
will operate her coal mining enterprise
on 100 acres OF Hill county land
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
Large Potato Crop

approximately Co. million bushels
OF potatoes are credited 10 the six
Northwest and Pacific Northwest
states this year by the Great North
ern railways agricultural development
department. Montana raised 100000
bushels, an increase Of 10000 over
last year.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
BROWNING RESIDENT IN
ACCIDENT NEAR ROUNDUP

Leo Kennerly Browning resident.
escaped with minor bruises in an acct
dent IA miles south of Roundup sever
al days ago when his car overturned
on the highway. He was accompanied
by an unidentified man IRON North
Dakota. who received an injured
shoulder
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

Mrs Pat Curry WHO has operated
the Dress shop mere Tor the past year.
Left the early part OF the week for
Butte Mont where she VIII reside
in the future. Mr.. Curry has secured
a fine position IL Butte. and has been
there FOR the past month. 50 Mrs. Cur
~ closed out her business here and
moved to Butte Her many friends in
Browning wish her success in her new
hCne.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

Mr. and Mrs G. R Durocher and
daughter Leona and son ROllIn OF
Malta spent the Thanksgiving hoN
days at the home OF their daughter
Mr. and Mrs Bernard MCKINLEY They
will leave for their home SATURDAY,
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

Martha Burdett was hostess at
bridge in honor OF the Hubert White S
Wednesday OF this reek- Mrs Bob
Starr won the prize !Or nigh score
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

Don MaCFadyean was a business
visitor in Great Falls last Friday and
Saturday.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

Mr. and Mrs. Hubert White OF Cut
Bank were Thanksgiving guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Burdett OF Browning.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

MI and Mrs DarraA were called TO
Washington by the serious illness OF
Nj Darrahs brother. They were
gone over the Thanksgiving hOilGavs.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22
ARRIAGE LICENSE

A marriage license was issued t.
enry NJ. Eliason and lone Newell OF
Browning this week.
Glacier County chief., 1940-11-22

Mr. and Mrs. Cr, .ge Van sender
have purchased =. l.rW 1871 Hudson
car last week
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Starecek vseumSlec.

V Lipniku n. B.. zije 28elty
staTecek FIR. Ferek, ktery jest
opravdovym vseumelcem. Ne
nj remesla, kteremu by nero
zumel. Vyucil Sc zednicine,
prosel kus sv6ta v mladl a
kdyz pred 40 lety byl V mlste
zrfzen 1stav pro hluchoneme,
stall Sc tam skolnfkem. A tn
81 delal prace stolarske, zane
nicke, stejne jake zednicke a
dokonce cele rodine dovedl
sprawl i boty a stejne dobfe 70
zum9l zahradce i pollcku.
housle i basy, ladi
varhany i klavfry a dovede
sprawl i hodiny. Rad vypra-
vuje O zaslych casech, kdy
"vandroval" z mesta do mesta,
a neni zeme We strednl Europe,
kterou by byl neprosel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
CHM byla poesie Bozens
Nemcove.
(KONEC.)

U prflezitosti 100. vyroci
narozeni nejvetsf ceske bas-
milky Bozeny Nemcove uverej-
nil cesky tisk vedle nadsenych
studii i cetne citaty z kores-
pondence autorky "Babicky'.
Spisovatelka, zena ktera tolik
vytrpela, zpovfda Sc We svych
listech dGverne sym znamym
pratelGm a sve sestre.
V dopise sestre Adele psala
roku 1856: "Kdyz jsem sc CT
lila byt nejnestastnejsi, we
sla mne krasna hvezda lasky
- jake poutnlkovi, lapel iv
temnotach. Ia mi zasvitla ma
cestu a tn jsem nasledovala.
Byla to poesie, jez mne v mem
nestestf jakoby divem divou-
elm k zivotu byla p%robudila. Tia
jedina mi oslavuje zivot a ia
zasvetila jsem Sc j ma veky.
Ona naucila mne lidi milovati,
ona zabranila, re jsem neuto-
nula We sprostote zivota a ona
lepsim ucinila me srdce, zu-
slechtila me ia"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Zahynul v ohni, ktery zavinil,

Pallrna hlineneho nadobi
hrncfre Rudolfa Cady v Kliko-
We ma Trebonsku vyhorela. Po-
darilo sc cetnfk1m zjistit pG-
vod pozaru a soucasne uzavT1t
osud jednoho lidskeho zivota.
Cada pail We stredu nadobi.
Vecer k nemu prisel dvaasedm
desatilety tulak Antonin Sem
bera, a zadal no o nocleh v pa
llrne. Nebyl odm1tnut. Prime
81 81 nejakou slamu a lehl 81 ma
zem. Bylo mu tn lima a Sci
81 tedy lehnout ma pee. Proto-
re trpel reumatismem, chtel 81
lehnout ma horky vrsek pece a
nalozil 81 nan dTevena pol1nka.
Pro pr1lisne vedro ST vsak "a
chvfli lehl asi O diva metry dale
ale polfnka nechal ma miste.
Cada pc %. iodine odesel a
nestaral Sc, CO Sc dele ma peel.
V neznamou dobu Sc drevo
vznalo a cd toho pax zacaly
horet zasoby dreva, jehoz TIL
mel Cada ash diva kubicke me-
try Sembera byl kourem a OH
mem probuzen, nechal ma mis-
te kabat a cht6l uteci. Pone-
vadz i schody ma pee byly v
plameni, skocil do hloubky
asi pGltret1ho metru. Dopadl
mezi hrnce a chtel Sc dostat
k oknu. V ceste bylo mnoho
prekazek, rozdelanych barev a
nadob a tax Sembera omamen
klesl k zemi. Kdyz pfisel ra-
no Cada otevrft palirnu, cetnf-
ci nalezli Semberu ohofeleho.
sembera 81 uz odpykal osmatfi
Get trest1. Rekordu dosahl
kdyz predloni cestoval v cizine
a jake cestovnf prdkaz pred
kladal orazitkovanou vyhlasku
obecniho 1Tadu v Klikove,
kterou ukradl. Stacila mu ja-
ko ~cestovnf pas. Cada ma
skodu pres deset tisic K.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
v Podkrnosi jsou dosud cha
loupky s ohnistem.

V Ceskem Podkrkonos1 MOI
no dosud pozorovati nektere
stare zvyky anebo zaj1mavosti
jinde liz nevidene. TAX nedav-
no jsme pasli o vysockem IVY
ku, kde dosud oznamuji vsech-
ma naT1zeni pomoc1 bubnu.
Jinde opet vidfme, a to ma ne
kolika mfstech, re V chaloup-
cfch isou misto kamen stara
ohniSte. PTikladaj1 sc do Mich
polfnka a vari Sc ma zhavem
popeli. Ponevadz novy zivot
zasahuje vsude, tedy i do tech
nejzapadlejsfch vesnicek, MOI
no ocekavati, re i tyto zvyky
brzy ZmiZ1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Nejstarsi strediska Prahy i
nejpopularnsjsi jsou pivovary.


Nynf, kdyz pod krumpacem
paddy poslednf zbytky zdf sta
reho pivovaru ~ Bachord" v
zitne ulici, udrzujf starou sla-
WI stroprazskych pivovard uz
jen diva nejstarsf a nejpopular-
nejs1 prazske pivovary: gu
svateho Tomase" a "U Flek1",
ktere jsou poslednfmi nemymi
svedky zaslych dobrych sta
rych cast.
Nejstarsi je pivovar u sv.
Tomase', v klastere svateho
Augustine ma Male strane.
Skoro celych 600 let plnf Sc
korbele i sklenice proslulym
cernym svatomasskym pivem,
ktere chutna dnes jiste tax do
bre, jake chutnalo nasim pred
kun pred 600 lety.
Pivovar je ~majitelem radu
sv. Augustine. Byl postaven
roku 1852, roku 1853 byl pre-
staven v nynejsf podobe a pro
potrebu pivovaru byla pouzita
Ii slavna kruhova Valdstejnova
mistnost "grota". Cd tie dolby
slouzil svatomassky pipovar
prevaznym potrebam verejno-
nOStl.
Ones je svato-Tomassky pivo-
var VybaVen neimOdern6iS1m
zarizenfm. Ale pres to Sc pivo
vari Poole starych receipt,
take zachovava svGj raz. &C.
Ia Praha chod1 do starobyleho
sklepenf, ktere je stale uchova
vano v puvodnfm stavu, jak je
znali nasi predkove.
O 141 let mladsf je pivoval
"U FlekG", stejne znamy g
proslaveny. Cizinec, kterJ
prijede do Prahy, nezna mnoh.
dy mic, nez adresu Kremenco.
We ulice, kde starobyle hodiny
S napisem vitaji hosty.
Flekovsky pivovar byl zalo
zen roku 1899. Sv1j naze1
dostal teprve v roce 1852, pod
lie tehdejsiho majitele Vo1
Fleka. Take "U FlekG" je "a
chovana celia stavba v pdvod
MIN stavu, ma celou radu fres
kovych ozdob, jez byly nedav
no opraveny, ma zidlfch najde
tie znaky vsech ceskych i mo
ravskych NEST, stare kirby, Wy
soka klenboyf, goticka okna-
to vsechno dodava flekovske
mu pivovaru ~zvlastn1, pritazli
w raz.
Nenf cizince, ktery by pr
n~avsteve Prahy neSel do stare
davnych pivovarG k "FlekGm'
a ktery by aspon chvilky =
nekdy to ovsem trva dele -
nechutnal skvela cerna piv;
varena Poole starych receipt
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Prvni kominici.

Prvnf kominfci byli do Pra-
ny povolani koncem XVI. sto-
lett cisarem Rudolfem II. z l.
talie. Jmenovali Sc: Jonas de
La Moniga a bratTi de Martini.
Je zajfmave, re rodina Demar-
tint sc udrzela v Praze az do
nasich dob. Hugo Demartini
byval starostou mesta Karllna,
dosud nebyl tento pripojen Ike
Praze. Italskeho pIvodu je
take rodina Di Giorgi z Nym-
burka, jejiz ctyri synove Sc
pred sv9tovou valkou vysteho-
vail do Spoj. Statu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
Phi rozehrivani zamrzleho po-
trubi zapalil dim.

V Hlobovci byl zavolan
strojnik tamnejsf chemicke to-
varny, FIR. Tvrdon do domu re-
ditele tovarny, Make Goldman
ma, ably sprawl zamrzle vede-
nj, vedouci z nadrze ma p1de
do koupelny. Strojnik zjistil,
re potrubf je zamrzle a roze-
hrival je proto letovac1 lam
pou. Pr tom nestastnou naho
dou zapalil slamu, seno a pill
ny, ma pnde Sc nachazej1cf a
nez bylo mono zahajiti "a
chranne prace, jez maril veil
ky mraz, shorela u domu sire
cha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

Do notaTske kancelare DIR.
Frantiska Zatloukala sc vlou-
pail zlodeji. Do kancelaTe
vnikli paklici a navrtali ohni-
vzdornou pokladnou, v n1z
vsechno zprehazeli, ale mic cen
neho nenasli mimo zlaty skTi-
pee. Pc ne1spesne praci Sc pc
kusili jeste vloupat sc do advo-
katnf kancelaTe DIR. Vanka, a.
lie sc stejnym vysledkem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
PANENKA.
Rack ~ vL Napsal BEDkICH MORAvEC.
Napsal BEDRICH A

eco mohou rikati, kdyz to-
mu chteli," rekla matka.
"Nerikajf mic, ale trapi Sc,
re sve jedine dfte spatne vda-
Ii, protoze 81 Cadil, jak je jeho
zvykem chtel provesti svou a
ukazati, re on vsemu lepe ro-
zumi."
Jirik Sc "a cely svGj pobyt V
Drazkovicfch o sve prvnf mi
lence ami nezm1nil a Anicka
chranila Sc, ably mu nefekla,
co Sc dozvedela cd matky.
Ale stale Sc jednoho dine, re
Jirfk sci Sc svojf zenou ma pro-
chazku, ably 81 prohledl mista,
kde sc jake hoch prohanel a
tn potkali Lenku. Vracela Sc
z pole majfc lopatu pres rame-
no. Byla pohubla a ustarana,
sla shrbene a z byvale krasne
panenky nebylo ma nj mic nez
ten skvostny plavy vlas, ktery
kdysi JiTika uvadel v nadsen1
a jehoz oba pletence ted jarnl
vltr pohazoval Lence pc vysed
lych lopatkach. Lenka Sc Jif1-
kovi vyhnula. Ale Jirfk obra-
tiv Sc, pohlizel "a nj dlouho, az
zasla.
Kdyz sc Cd Lenky odvratil,
setkal Sc Sc zvlastnim pohle-
dem sve zeny. Anicka vsecka
sc chvela a pohlizela k nemu S
nedockavosti. Bala sc tohoto
setkanf sveho muze s Lenkou.
"Co ten clovek z toho kras-
neho stvorenf ueinil," rekl il
Fix vazne.
"Je ii to zadostiucinenim "a
to, re te oklamala," rekla A
nicka.
"Anno," rekl Jirfk zastaviv
Sc O pohlednuv s vycitkou ma
svou zenu, "tak malo mne do,
sud znas? Nekdy isl u mn6
postrehla, re bych Sc radoval
z ciziho utrpenf? Lenka Sc ma
mne prohresila, je pravda, ale
nemam il prece echo vycftati
protoze tvs jeji provinenf ma
pravila. Lenka byla pro mne
jen vzdusnym obrazem, kterJ
mi ukazal, re We skutecnost:
miluji tebe. Proto il mic zlehc
neprejf, a lituji jen, re uboh5
divka nedostala 81 muze, kite
ry by il opravdu miloval. Vol.
ia z nj ucinil jenom svoji otro-
kyni, a to je mi Ito. Ia zena
travf ted zivot bez lasky v u.
stavicne drine a to je osud pre-.
&c jen tuze kruty. A v Gem Sc
vlastne to devce provinilo?
Poslechlo svych rodicG. A ia.
kova poslusnost je prece enc.
sti! Toto setkan1 Dude nit
pro mne jen jednu bolestnou
vec, re mole zena myslila, &c
jsem mstivym."
"Jiricku, odpust mil" prosi
la Anicka. "Vfm, zes pr1liS
dobry, ale nevedela jsem, ze
bys dovedl odpustiti i to, CO t
Lenka ucinila!"
"A nemus1m il odpustiti W
k Will tobe?" usmal Sc Jirik g
zenu objal. Polfbila no usmf
vaj1c Sc vedomfm, re ma nej.
lepS1ho muze ma svete.
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

NamGsti v Trkove Kameni-
ci melo zcela zvlastnf, neobvy-
kle hosty. Ia mrazive noci
zavitala sem srnc1 rodina a
kdyz obesla namestf, Ease uni
zela v polfch. Hledala asi po-
travu. Ma jine ulici byl male
zen zmrzly zajlc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22
OBRAZEK re VSI.

"P1jdu tedy do Prahy ma
sluzbu," Tekla pozdvihnuvsi o.
pet hlavu a hledfc mu Janice
ne V oblicej. "Samotneho vas
nepustim."
"Ani to nejde, devce," zvo-
lal JiTfk pojednou vesele. A
nincin pohled Tekl mu vsech-
no. "Chces-li Sc mnou do Pra-
by, musis Sc staff mou zenou.
Jenom tax by to slo,ze bychom
Sc uz nikdy nerozloucili a ia
bych rychleji zapomnel ma
Lenku. Chces 81 mi mne witt,
Anicko?"
Okamzik, pc nemz tolik A
nicka touzila, o nemz vsak ne
doufala, re n6kdy nastane, pri-
Sci prflis nahle. DOZEN Jim
z~pnsobeny byl tax mocny, re
d6vceti zmizela vSechna krev
z tvaTicek. Promluviti memo
hlo ami silvia, jen hlavou SOU
hlasn6 kyvlo a vypuknuvsi v
plac, ale v plac radostny, skry-
10 zas hlavu ma prsou Jiriko-
vych a lokty Sc mt krecovite
zav6silo kolem krku.
TAX je zastihl hospodaf Vi
tex vstoupiv nahle do svetnice.
"No, no." Tekl pTekvapen.
"Bratre, DEF mi Anicku "a
zenu," zvolal ma neho Jirlk.
"Ale dam, jen co tomu rex
ne mama," vypukl Vitek v
smich, ale Shy mu pri tom W.
skocily z ocf. Small Sc a pla-
kal soucasne, jak byva pTi W.
buchu nezm6rne radosti. A uz
volal zenu, ably sla Sc podivat,
CO Sc tn stale neobycejneho.
"MaTenko, DEF mi Anicku!"
zaprosil Jif1k, kdyz sem sva-
krova vstoupila.
"Krinda pana," rozesmala
Sc Vitkova. ga to jste Sc ne
mohli domluviti pred rokem?
Mohli jste 81 usetfiti mnoho
bolesti. Coz isl, ty kratkozra-
ky clov6ce, nevidel, re by nase
holka zrovna "a tebe dycha-
LAP"
"Nic jsem nevedel, Maren-
ko, a potion byla toho Anicka
sama vina,ze mne S tou slicnou
panenkou seznamila", hovofil
Jirik. "Ale prav6 ia bolest ma
Sc nam otevTela oci a svedla
mas"
"a co tomu rfkas, ty holka?"
otazal sc otec.
Anicka usmala sc skrze Shy
ma rodice, ale setrvala v naruci
strycove.
"Uz vidfm, re bych yam mar
ne branil," Tekl Vftek a sevfel
oba V naruG. "Mejte Sc tedy
radi a bud'te Stastni!"
A ted Sc take V1tkova roz-
slzela a pTiskocila, ably oba
stastn6 milence pol1bila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-03-22

LdSC0 J1IhON0 d AIlIC1IlC ny
10 jeste postoupiti dlouhoU
zkousku, ale nebyla to zkous.
ka trpka, jen zkouska trpeli.
vosti a tn prestali bez bolesti.
Protoze byli prfbuzni, bylc
tTeba rGznych povolenf obcan-
skych i c1rkevn1ch uTadG a il.
T1k ne1navne v PraZe psal a
behal pc 1Tadech a pro ty sta.
rosti Sc svatbou zapom1nal ns
slicnou panenku a konecne
ma bolest, kterou mu zpGsobila
prvn1 zklamana laska.
A ma podzim odvazel 81 z
Drazkovic svoji Anicku do Pra
by. Kdyz il zavedl do move
zaT1zen6ho bytu, Anicka pro.
hlfzela 81 vsecko s velikou "a.
dostl a potion pojednou zvola.
la: "Strycku ="
"Ted mi uz mus1s Tfkati jen
JiT1ku," small Sc tento. "Vzdyt
isl moi zenou a stryckovani
CeQy pfoSCalO.
"Tedy, Jirfku," smala Sc
mlada zena, ina neco bych sc
t6 rada ~zeptala. Hezky isl to
nase hn1zdecko zarfdil, ale re-
kni mi, mas-li mne rad!"
Gale ,detino, jak bych 81 te
mohl witt "a zenu, kdybych tie
nem6l rad?" odvetil a zenu
svou objal.
"Ale Lenku isl mel take
rad?" otazala Sc trochu ne
klidna.
"No, vzdyt Wis, re jsem j
mel re srdce rad" odvetil vaz-
ne.
"Jirfcku, jak je to NONE a.
bys mel rad il i mne?" trochu
neiiste dotazovala Sc Anicka.
Gale, ma zlata, to ii mohu
snadno v%ysv6tliti," hovoTil il
TX vazn6. "Ty 81 nepochybne
myslfs. re mi prvnf moi lasku
nahraditi nemGzes, ale mylfs
Sc. Yer mi, v mem srdci neni
vGbec bolesti ami touhy pc ne
Gem minulem. Lenka je pryG
a tvs nastoupila pine jej1 mis-
to v mem srdci. To je pfiroze-
ne. Tebe jsem mel rad drive
nez Lenku. isl mole synovky-
ne, krev meho bratra, tedy j
Evening star., 1940-01-13
Rev. W. ). Aberneth,
To Give Sermon on
Wants and Needs
The Good Old Days
Will Be Topic Of
Talk to Children

The Rev. w. S. Abernethy, min
lister of Calvary Baptist Church, will
preach tomorrow morning on
wants and Needs" The topic for
the childrens sermon will be THE
Good Old Days" At the evening
service he will preach on 'Majorities
Rule, Minorities Win" He will be
assisted in the evening by Herbert
v. Pate, Harold McMullen and Jim
mie Quinn.
The Mary Carr Circle will meet
Monday evening with Miss Olive
Zeph as program leader.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet on Tuesday morning with
Mrs. U. Sherman Lyons presiding.
Mrs. George S. Musgrave will have
charge Of the program, which will
consist of echoes from Gudlur Gen.
ter, Ramapatnam, India. The Lucia
Greene Circle will be hostesses.
The deaf department will hold
q social and business meeting Tues
day evening. The Sunday services
will be held tomorrow evening, with
Harley Drake in charge.
The Board of Trustees will meet
Wednesday evening with Frank R.
Mitchell presiding.
The happy hour" for the chill
dren of the neighborhood will be
held at pm. Friday.
Evening star., 1940-01-13
Evange|istic Services
To Start tuesday

Sunday in Ninth Street Christian
Church will be used to prepare for
the opening of series of two weeks
of evangelistic meetings to be con-
Quoted by DR.. Walter D. Kallen-
bach, blind musician and preacher
He will be at the church beginning
Tuesday night. He will preach at
every service and will also play the
trumpet.
At II am. tomorrow the Rev
Clifford H. Jope will preach on THE
Test of Allegiance" The choir will
sing Seek Ye the Lord" by Roberts
The junior church meets at II
am. in the church house under the
leadership of Andrew Shannon. The
theme will be How to Become a
Church Member" Jean Elliott will
be the leader, and Joan Elliott, Carl
Hillman and Alma Bradford will
have other parts on the program.
The pastor will preach at 7:45 p m
on "The War That Pleases God
The junior choir will sing.
Evening star., 1940-01-13
Inner Mission Society
To Conduct Roll Call

The 18th annual roll call of the
inner Mission Society will be con-
Quoted in the Lutheran churches,
starting tomorrow. The pastors will
preach appropriate sermons and
make announcements of the work.
The first report meeting will be
made by teams January 10 at pm.
In the parish hall of Luther Place
Church.
At Gallinger Hospital tomorrow
morning Mrs. F. G.. Umhau will
teach one of the Bible classes, Mr..
Wiener will teach a mems class and
Miss Letha Horn will teach the
women's class.
The Sunday school at the Chill
dren's Sanatorium at Glenn Dale
will be sponsored by the Inner Mis-
sion Society at 10 am.
At $3.50 pm. Miss Frances Dysingep
will speak to the children at the
District Training School at Laurel,
Md.