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Evening star., 1940-02-26

Protests Treatment
OF Dsidses' Candidacy.
- Ne Editor Of Ths Star:
~ . reader Of your journal I an
curious why your political writer's treat
the candidacy Of Omitted states Senator
Styles Bridges for psssidsnt IN leo @ II
u were noa.existent. b this fair playS
ySoruaSy d. LDWID a 0TooQH
Evening star., 1940-02-26
Citizens Commend Editorial
On East Capitol Street.

OH G0St V1plVUI StfSSts
TO the Editor Of The Star: aE
I am glad to inform you that 1T the
last meeting Of our association, held on
February Il. 1910, the members adopted
resolution which unanimously COM
mended your newspaper upon the edi-
torial published therein on February 4.
1910, entitled Turning Eastward" with
respect to the improvement Of East
Capitol street. JOSEPH NOTES.
Secretary, Northeast Washington
Citizens' Association.
February Is.
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
(KONEC.)
Bludna costa "a srnrti.

TTiatricetilety Jan Holacik,
zamestnany u inz. Vaclava
Frany zilove u Plzne, vyjel v
sobotu o II. iodine jiz Ia sera
re dvora Krimich v Tlucne
zpet do Zilova. Mrzlo a koci
Sc ma cestu posilnil nekolika
sklenkami koTalky. Do vozu
byla ~zapTazena dvojice stat
nych koni. Podnapily koci ma
ceste We voze usnul. Kone "a
tiny a vanice sjeli S cesty do
poll. Dlouho bloudil povoz
cestou necestou, ale kdyz 81
nevratili, vyrazili pc jeho sto-
pc cetnfci, upozorneni MATTE
lem a zamestnavatelem Hola-
cikovym, inz. Franem. NASH
trosky povozu v huboke strzi
IL LEDGE, kan Sc v noel ma ne
deli zTftil S kocim i s konmi.
Koef i kone Sc zabili. Holacik
rad pill a zaplatil nyn1 tento
zlozvyk zivotem. Svemu "a
mestnavateli zpIsobil ztratou
konf skodu petadvacet tislc K.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Noha prosla mlatickou.

V obci Dehtin6 u Klatov,
rolnfk a starosta oboe Matej
Zdebor mlatil obili velkou
mlatickou, pohanenou elektric
kym motorem, a on sam byl
zamestnan davanim snop1 do
mlaticky. Hned pc poledni
pfestavce pri podanl prvniho
snopu ovsa do stroje volan
delnicf daval jeste posledni
pokyny, pri cemz pravou no.
hou vylezl z podavace ma val
mlaticky. Zp6t ale mfsto do
podavace, stroll nohu do usti
mlaticky, kde mu byla zachy-
cena a v lytku Is en- mad kot-
r1kem 1plne utrzena a prosla
rozmackana strojem. NeStast-
nix byl pTisp6chavSimi delhi
ky vyprosten z mlaticky a sne-
sen ma mlat, kde mu byla no.
ha zatazena Temenem, ably ne
vykrvacel. Byl lined pTevezen
do klatovske nemocnice, kde
mu musela byt noha az pc ko-
leno amputovana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

a podavaje Blazen9 kytici BIZ
lych a zlutych narcis1, oslovil
il uctive: "Racte prijmouti ty-
to jarnf kv6ty. Nez Sc slecno,
pristehujete ma dobro do
Chlumu, budu uz We vasem
sklenfku kvetin vice."
Blazena Franckovi upTimne
podekovala "a jeho pozornost.
Francek je potion provazel pc
zahrade upozornuje ma wac
neJsl stromy a kere, a kdyz Sc
vratili k verande, stala tn PAM
Novakova, zvouc je k svacine
Pc svacine snoubenci usedlj
ia dvore do auta. Vsecka dvor
ska celed byla tn Ease shro.
mazdena a pozdravovala ucti.
We. Vedelo Sc uz, re do auta
soda budoucf zdejsi PAM.
Deset minut potion zastavi.
10 auto pred kramem PrGso.
wynn a Miloslav s Blazenou We.
sli do domu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09
Ma jafe q v pod z i!
ROMAN. NAPsAL BEDRICH MoRAvEc.


XXI.
We ctvrtek rano zastavilc
pred PrGsovym kramem auto:
z neho vystoupil Miloslav a We
Sci do domu. Kdyz Sc byla
Blazena vzpamatovala z pre-.
kvapenf, ba primo z leknutf.
ovSem radostneho, ktere u nj
vyvolalo sdelen1 Miloslavovo,
re jest statek Chlum jeho ma
jetkem, umluvili Sc hned v le-
Sc, re Miloslav vzkaze dc
Chlumu, ably spravce mu po-
slal We ctvrtek auto, re doveze
Blazenu a jej1ho otce do Chlu-
mu, ably 81 Blazena prohledla
sv1j pTipadny novy domov,
Kdyby Sc il zamek k Chlumu
nelfbil, Miloslav byl ochoten
Chlum prodati. AZ pc teto pro
hlidce Chlumu a pc vyjadreni
Blazenine, chtel Miloslav Pru-
sovic pozadati, ably mu dali
Blazenu.
Blazenu naSel Miloslav v po-
koji uz pTipravenou ma cestu.
Ale PrGSa byl jen tax, jak byl
v krame.
Miloslav sc zarazil: PrGsa
nepojede; snad nesouhlasi Sc
svolenfm Blazeninym! Prusa
patrn6 uhadl, CO Sc v mysli Mi
loslavove dele, nebot sc usmal
a rekl: "Jedte S Blazenou sa-
mi! ia Chlum znam. A jsem
list, re tam ted budu casteji :.
Domluvte Sc S Blazenou, ia
bych yam jen prekazel. REX
nu potion Ike vsemu jen amen.
A pamatuj 81, re tt Blazenu da-
me radi.' Pedal mu ruku a pa
nj Prdsova, kdyz mu ruku po-
oavala, mela oci pine slz1. Bla-
zena Sc jen stastne usm1vala.
Oblicej MiloslavGv pokryl
Sc zivym r1mencem. Chvfli
hled6l prekvapene ma rodice
Blazeniny, potion 1--WE stiskl
ruku PrGsovi.
"Tedy byste souhlasili?" zvo-
lal hlasem prozrazujfcim ra-
dost z nad6je ma vyplnenf jeho
pTanf a touhy.
ITO sc rozum1, bratre," fekl
PrESa SWIM bOdrVm hlaSem.
"Poznali jsme davno, re tt ma
Sc Blazenka zapadla do srdce
a vine take, re te nase holka
ma rada. PTiznala Sc nam
hned, jak poznala, re il mas
rad. TAX jen jed a ukaz j,
jak Sc o vas tvGj stryc posta-
raj. Vzdyt neboztfk nekoli-
KRAFT vyslovil pfan1, abys Sc ko-
neGn6 ozenil a naznacil nam,
re by Sc nase Blazena dobfe k
tcb6 hodila svou povahou."
PAM Prusova stale slz1c, je-
nom 1--WE prikyvovala.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

"Povfdala to stara Prochaz-
kova vcera u reznfka. Vypra-
vovala, re 81 wal nejakou hez-
kou a bohatou slecnu, a take
pry hodne vzd6lanou. No ,dnes
uz je toho pine mesto."
Zalska rozprahla ruce a o.
bratila Sc k dceri: "Tak vidfs,
co z toho ted mas, re isl Sc s
MIN tax dlouho tahala? Mo-
HAS byti PAM velkostatkaf-
skou, co ted? TAX hned 81 te-
re zadny chlapec nevsimne.
Rekne Sc, ia 81 namalovala uz
we skole!" zalska pojednou
pronikave vykrikla: "Jezfs-
marital"
Anicka zesinala a V mdlo-
bach spadla Sc zidle ma zem.
Prichazel podzim do krajiny
u Nesliv. Pc holych polich
pol1ch svistel chladny vftr, rival
Sc stromG svadle listy a shan6l
je do prfkopG a 1pad1, strnadi
d penkavky stehovali Sc S poll
do osd lidskych a 20 obloze
honily Sc stale mraky, ktere OBJ
cas- vychrlily ma zem studeny
drobny dest.
Jednoho z techto nevlidnych
dnu z~astavilo pred Pr1Sovym
kramem nakladni auto a z
bulky urcene pro sofera, vysel
tento a "a MIN Blazena Zabran
ska. z kramu vysla ma chod-
mix Anicka Zalska. Pritelky-
ne a spoluzacky setkaly Sc ma
chodn1ku. Anicka Sc zacerve-
nala a podavajfc Blazene ru-
ku, tazala Sc: '"Jak Sc tt vede v
novem stavu?"
"Blazena stiskla podavanou
ruku uprfmne: "Inu dobre, to
Wis, ale starost1 mann dost."
"Starost1?" tazala sc Anic-
ka. "Pro koho bys Sc starala?"
"Pro sve dfte, ma zlata!"
Blazena Sc usmala vyznamne.
Anicka stihla il vytreStenym
pohledem. "Ty jsi -. ?"
"Ve ctvrtem mesfci," fekla
Blazena Sc stastnym usmevem.
"Preji ii stestf, Blazko," re-
kla Anicka smutne. Nine ia
kOVe StGStl neceka."
"Proc?" usmala sc Blazena,
ale bez trpkosti. "Mohla isl
byti ma mem miste, kdybys by
la chtela."
"Vlm, chybila jsem''. Anic-
ka smutne sklonila slavu. eve
rila jsem Prochazkovi a on
mne ted nechal a ozenil Sc s
jinou."
Blazena trhla sebou prekva-
pen1m: eco prav1s? A proc?"
Pokrcila rameny: "Nabazil
Sc mne. Dlouha znamost."
SPf1telkyn6 Sc rozesly. Bla-
zena privezla otci ma prodej o.
bill z letosni sklizne. V1bec
vetsina vyteze prodavala Sc
PrGsovi. Kdyz sc vecer navra-
tia domG, objala a pollbila
sveho manzela obzvlaste vTe-
lie. Ovsem mohlo vsecko byti
jine, kdyby byl Prochazka o.
pustil Anicku hned letos ma
jare.
(KONEC.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

Auto uhan6lo pc silnici le-
movane poll, ma nichz zelena-
10 Sc osenf a lucinami, ma nichz
mezi svezi travou swiftly zlute
kvety pryskyrnfku a cervene
hlavicky kohoutku. Mad pro-
hTatou krajinou peli skrivani
a ma stromech podel silnice, ma
richz dosud nesmele tlacily Sc
ma svet prvnf zelene lfstky, po-
sedali spackov6, priletujicf z
poll, ably 81 ma stromech ma
chvili odpocinuli. Ma ciste mo-
Dire obloze usmfvalo Sc slunce
zvoucf svymi paprsky celou
pT1rodu k novemu zivotu. Byl
krasny jarn1 den.
Milenci sed1ci v autu nevi-
cell mic z t6to nadherne jarnf
nalady. Drzeli Sc Ia ruce a hle
cell 81 do oc1. Pr tom domlou-
vail sc O tom, co 81 dosud neby-
Ii Tekli. Op6tovane opakova-
Iy Sc otazky: "Mate mne o.
pravdu rada?" = "Mate mne
opravdu rad?"
Miloslav odhaloval Blaze
ne sve srdce. Primal Sc, re 81
zamiloval Anicku zalskou, pro
toze mu svou podobou pripo-
mfnala Anezku, ktera Sc pro
neho utopia, jak Sc sm1ril s
myslenkou, re tato jeho laska
je 1plne beznadejnou, protoze
Anicka mela uz milence, jak
potion poznal Blazenu, ktera
mu taktez pfipomfnala jeho
mrtvou prvnf milenku, jak po-
tom v jeho srdci podivnym zpG
sobem vznikla laska k obema
d1vkam, jak touzil pc spolec-
nosti Blazenine, ale neodvazil
Sc sv6Titi Sc il Sc svymi city z
obavy, re by pro rozdfl veku
no odm1tla.
Blazena sc potion pTiznava-
la, jak touzila pc tom, ably il
rekl, re il miluje, ale nemela
pTesvedcenf, re Sc tax nikdy
nestane, domnfvajfc Sc, re je
mu jejf osoba pTflis nepatrnou,
protoze neposkytl il nikdy ma
dele, ami kdyz mu davala pff-
lezitost, ably Sc vyjadfil, re je
mu mila. A nez 81 to vse rex
Ii, vjelo auto vraty do dvora
Chlumskeho zamku.
Kdyz Softer otevrel dvfrka
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-02-09

Zasnouben1 Miloslava s Bla-
zenou odbylo Sc meme okazale,
meme slavnostne, ale "a to tim
upf1mneji a srdecneji. Bylo u
jednano, re Miloslav poda "a
dost 0 prelozenf do vysluzby a
jakmile no dojde vyTizeni "a
dosti, vezme 81 Blazenu. Ne
bylo ted treba tajiti, re zdedil
Chlum pc strycovi, proto vyro-
vnal ucet Levlt1v a cinil pri-
pravy k svatb6. Vyplnilo Sc
p%rOrOctv1 Vlastino.
Otec Anicky zalske byl del
nlkem, 'pracoval ma parni pile
a mel domek pri silnici vedou-
cl kolem skoly do sousedni YES
nice. Mel We zvyku v nedeli
dopoledne zajfti do hospody
ma sklenici piva, jak je ma VEN
kove zvykem. Jedne nedele
uprostfed leta vratil Sc zalsky
pred obedem z hospody a nez
rodina jeho zasedla k jldlu, re-
XII jake novinu, kterou sc byl V
hospode dozvedel.
"Reditel Zabransky Sc zenf.
Ones mel tri ohlasky najed-
nou."
Anicka pohledla ma otce pre-
kvapene a zvedave soucasne.
"Koho 81 bere?" tazala Sc
jej1 matka, stavfc ma still misu
s polevkou.
"Blazenku Pr1sovic," odve-
til zalsky a dial Sc do jfdla.
Anicka Sc zamyslila a sklo-
Mia hlavinku ma svGj tal1T.
"To Sc il povedlo," hovorila
zalska. "To verfm. On Dude
mfti meslcne peknou pensi,
Chlum must vynaseti take hod-
ne, a to Sc vi, Blazena dostane
z domova take hezkou ponce.
To jsou vyborne vdavky. Do
smrti Sc Dude m1ti jake v nebi"
Gale, MANI, co je il to plat
ne, kdyz Dude mlti stareho
NUE." ozvala sc Anicka ne
smele.
zalska pohledla ma dceru
prfsne: ely tomu rozumis!
Hlavni vecf je, ably zenska by
la dobre zaopatrena. Ostatne
reditel nenf jeste tax star. Do
takoveho dobreho bydla vdala
by Sc kazda mlada holka rada.
Mohla bys byti rada, kdyby te-
be takove stestf potkalo."
Kolem 1stek Aniccinych "a
hral ustepacny 1smev, potion
pohlednuvs ina matku v1tezo-
slavne, Tekla: "To stestf jsem
mohla mfti, kdybych byla chte-
la. Pan reditel Sc mne ptal, je-
stli bych 81 no vzala."
zalska vytrestila ma dceru o.
ci. zalsky odloziv lzici, pohle
dl ma dceru take v nejvetsim
udivenf.
."Tebe sc ptal?" tazala Sc
matka vzpamatovavsi Sc z pre-
kvapen1.
Anicka mlcky prisvedcila.
"A CO isl mu rekla?" zvola-
la matka Anicky nedockav6.
"Pravdu, mani. re mann
znamost S Prochazkou a memo
hu mu slovo zrusiti."
"Nestastne dfte!" zvolal Zal-
ska a zalomila rukama. eta
kove stestf ona zaslape."
MIAMI, jak bych sc mohla
vdati bez lasky?" Anicka to
rekla hrde.
"Hlouposti!" zakTikl il otec.
"Az budeS mfti S Prochazkou
b1du nebo jen nedostatek, bu-
de pc lasce a misto nj dostavi
sc starosti."
Anicka Sc Ease jen opovrzi-
tie usmala. Mani Sc vdala We
dvaceti dvou letech, co ona vi
O lasce takove, ktera vyklicf
uz v srdci ctrnactilete zabky?
Lasce rozumf Anicka lepe nez
mani.
"Budes jednou litovat!" do
dala matka, a t1mto jejfm pro-
roctv1m byla zat1m tato zale-
zitost odbyta. Ale jen ma IT,
den.
V nedeli prisel zalsky Ease
z hospody, a jen vessel do svet-
nice, zvolal: "To je novina!
Prochazka Sc v Zahfebe oze-
Mill"
Anicka hledela ma otce jake
ma zjev z jinych svetI; bledla
a rucky tiskla ma nadra: eta
tf?"
Ma vic Sc nezmohla, zeptala
sc matka: "Odkud to vfs?"
The Valley settler., 1940-02-02
NOTICE

DISTRICT G. Will moot ot tho homo of Glenn Broostrom on tho evening of February r.
 There will probeb ply be election of new officers. Every body is urged to attend this moe ting
The Valley settler., 1940-02-02

DEOCRATIC REPORT
 (con't)
 President Roosevelt was endorsed and da1er2te8 to the National convention accordingly ins truct- ed to vote for his nomination. Pa1ro r was highly nonored whom Mrs. .3erthc Porrino was elected es National Comm ttoo Women from Glaala as this is the hichest honor a woman can receive in the territory from her party. Oscar Olson, present Territorial Trecaur2r wc3 elected oa Rational Commit tooman.
 :. complete confidence in Mrs. Porrin2 will Do of untold veluo to this community cnd she will be in : position to bo or much use to Ill or us. 0ho is to be heartily congrt. tulated on an honor that F. cirbcnks nd Juneau fought h:ra and doapora. tely for. t.aaurenco u2a received from tho offico of tho Governor thct effort is being diroc ted to secure moro road systems in the Interior end among th2m is tho Po1mor -aicherd- son Highwoy..-cu cut off. Thor2 is much moro to be said of tho benefits this vclloy wt1l receive throurh their roprosontc- tion ct the convention, but it is asking too much to hovo oven thio much printed, 90 I will ocy no moro but will bo g1od to fur niSh cnv fllothor i0fO7or1c If oy if it ia possible for mo to do so.
 Rospo ctful1y yours,
 ECprV E. DoInn6
The Valley settler., 1940-02-02


 Do know that the te1nor High School Basketball ~toam is not in- vitod to tho Fur Rendezvous? Do you roclizo that the Boys and Girls of this vclloy look forward from yocr to yoor to the fur rom dozVous. They work end plan for this and now l8 days before it begins thoy cro turned down? Do you know why VIC woro not e. coptod: It wcs boccuso of ( poor showing on tho court. Eklutne wco invited. Tho girls lost one forfiotod to tho Palmor girls. The Palmer boys won two gamoa from Ek1utna too11. csille was invited. Tho boys lod most of thcso gGmos but woro noscd out during closing minutes by worry cloao scores, end they still havo ono g2mo to pley. The Polror girls lost the fir2t ga~1o to &aailla by close scoro in csillaa gym end won tho second by l point end lost tho 3rd. by l point. Do you think Pc1mor doaorvos ( bro,kg
 Do you think vo spond ell our in Palmer? Ecll- down tho atroot Somo Saturday or cNJ othor dCy for that natter end 8oo how :.... many of us ere down thoro. Who're do VIC buy or CUTS, wholesale goods, end the mcny other comoditics: .hct papers end pr inting firms do W9 pcbrOnizc?
 Do you know that recently tho ChoochcAo g took in &60. ct ono. .. gcnlo cgci not the Pclrlor ell Stars tho gym looked empty. Vas empty lcat y2Gr? No, at times thoro wcs not ste cnaing room. Comparing crowds it looked l lilo S60O CC Ctcs lc 11oo,, Lo x.ox--=
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-27
JOLLY BIRTHDAY
PARTY

On last Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Gross, "a Westminster Avenue a
birthday party was given to Otis J..
Hearn, one of those occasions when
good fellows get together. A most
liberal preparation had been made, so
that an evening of enjoyment was
spent by every guest.
The honored guest, Mr.. Hearn, was
the subject of song, Jest and praise
by his many well wishers. Certainly
not the least of the joyous pastimes
OF the evening was the lighting of
numerous candles embedded in a noun
famous birthday cake of delicious
quality, a toothsome morsel for the
gods. Noted among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Holloway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Pasco, Jr., Nh
and Mrs. Frederick Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Haughton, DR.. and Mrs.
Russell Gideon, Mr.. and Mrs. Pasco,
Sr" Mesdames Sadie Merchant,
Gladys McAdoo, Herbert L. Clarke,
Anne Smith, Alfred Lewis, George
Watts, Misses Theresa Harris and
Helen Robertson, Messrs. Wyman
Brown, George c. Johnson, LEROY Cur
tbs, Wendell M. Pasco, Samuel Smith.
George Murray and DR.. Irving Gray.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-27
GAR. LADIES
INSTALL OFFICERS

Grand Army Hall, 46 Joy Street,
Boston, was lively on Wednesday
evening, January 18, when Sergeant
William H. Carney, Circle No. 81,
Ladies of the GAR. had their newly
elected officers installed by Mrs. Mabel
Wilson of Somerville, Department
President, assisted by her conductors
Mrs. Doris Dyer of Circle 25, Mrs.
Annette Hoyt of Circle %. Miss
Bertha Johnson was reinstalled as
President; Christina Moore, Senior
Vice President; Anita Perkins, Junior
Vice; Florence Walker, Treasurer;
Mrs. R. Eta Dorsey, Secretary;
Martha Johnson, Conductor; Caroline
Busquiue, Guard; M. Cravath Simp-
son. Registrar; Dorothy Perkins, con-
ductor. Refreshments were served.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-01-27
Local Musicians
Presented in Recital

Under the direction of Fred Hen
derson, well known and popular in
music circles of Boston, a musical con
cert was given Thursday evening, Jan
uary IS, at $50 o'clock in Lincoln
Hall, 52S Mass. Ave. Mr.. Henderson
presented the following musicians who
contributed to a pleasing program:
Eva Gmgrass, soprano; John Thomas
Warner, tenor; Gilbert Hutcherson,
baritone; and Alan Hovaness, pianist,
who is also an excellent composer and
accompanist. Pol Plancon, distinguish
ed teacher of singing, manager the con
cert and also announced the program.
A good sized audience attended and
applauded each performer for eneores.
The program included spicituals, well
known English songs, and several oper-
attic selections. Florence Heggie Tay-
lor, accompanied John Thomas War
ner. Edith Hopkins, Mrs. Lillian Viii
liams, ushers.-WA.R.
The program was as follows HON.
ing, Del Riego; Clang of the Forge.
Rodney; Gilbert Hutcherson. Springs
Awakening (Valse Song, Sanderson;
The Last Rose of Summer (by request)
Won FIotow; Italian Street Song from
Naughty Marietta" Herbert; Eva
Gingras. Polonaise in A Flat, Chopin
Alan Hovaness. Life and Death
Coleridge- Taylor; Serenade, Schuberti
lorna Suriente, De Curtis; John
Thomas Warner, Florence Heggie
Taylor, accompanist. SoLonne in
Quest'ora Tin this Solemn Hour) from
LA Fora del Destino", Verdi; Mr.
Warner and Mr. HUTCHINSON.
Even Bravest Hearts from Faust
Gounod, Gilbert Hutcherson. Recita-
two f. Cavatina from LA Sonnam-
bula", Bellini; Eva Gingras. Harp"
Etude in D Flat, Alan Hovaness, piano
and accompaniment. Una Furtiya La
grima from "E'Lisir D'Amore", DOM
zetti; John Thoms Warner, Florence
Heggie, accompanist. Mira Di Acerbe
Largrime from I'll Trovatore", Verdi
Miss Gringras and Mr.. HUTCHINSON.
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van of Ward 9, who praised the work
that brother Beckett and his assist
ants have been doing in the 9th ward
The guests present were Daughter
Ruler of Phyllis Wheatley Temple, %,
Clarone Smith, and Daughter Lillian
Kicker of the Education Board, who
spoke words of great Importance on
interesting the boys and girls in the
Elk program of educating the youth.
The Council at this time gave each
Junior Herd boy little token. Re
freshments were served at the close
of the meeting. Brother Beckett, the
State Director, thanks all mothers and
fathers who took part in this public
installation.
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BASKETBALL G AME AND
DANCE for the benefit of st. Marks
Gym Fund will be held at South Ar
mOry, Dartmouth ST., Friday evening,
Feb. 2, with the fast 3rd Battalion
quintet and the Wash. d. c., Omega
Champs plus music by Joe Neville's
band. The event is being sponsored
by the Citizens Committee of Upper
ROXbury and the Bird Battalion, 372
Infantry. The Committee in charge
is exerting every effort to make the
affair a success. A great treat is
assured all who attend, not only a
basketball game seldom witnessed but
also a chance to trip the light fantas-
tic toe thereafter from 11-2. Every
yOuth-lOving individual should support
the effort by his attendance. The
ArmOry has been renovated and is
spacious, warm and well suited for the
occasion.
The Modernettes are busy making
plans for whist party and social, the
date of which will be announced soon.
At their last meeting on Thursday
evening of last week, Mrs. Martha
Hemingway, Hardwood St., enter
tanning hostess, the following mem
bers were present: Mesdames Alice
Yancey, Doris Brown, Ethel Downs,
Elizabeth Benjamin, Eleanor Lovett
and Mary Emmons. During the social
hour which followed the business SEES
sion, the hostess served a delicious
collation..
Bobby" Joyner, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Joyner of 10 Rowland
St., Roxbury, was recently elected to
the 'Phi Beta Kappa" Honnary Med
zeal Society for Scholarships Bobby
is attending Meha1ry Medical School,
Nashville, Tenn, where he is about to
enter the last semester of his Junior
year. He still has the high scholastic
standing that he enjoyed in Boston.
On January 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Beckett gave buffet supper at their
home, is Burke st., Roxbury. in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Page. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. James Au-
gustus, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Beck
EFT. Mr.. and Mrs. Page are planning
to move from their present address on
Cunard Street, to the Hill of Jov and
Frolic.
Two plays, "The Good Samaritan,
and "The Women of the Bible" will
be presented in the Metropolitan Ban
fist Church, TT Shawmut Avenue
RoXbury on Wednesday, January 81
at 8:l5 pm, under the auspices of the
BY :P.U. There is cast of "a. Miss
Miriam Lathrop is the director and
Mrs. Oatie Carter and Mrs. M
Fisher are the committee in CHARGE
The imperial Debs met at the home
OF the president, Miss w. Scales
After the business a lovely repast was
served by the president. The debs will
give an entertainment for the Rest.
haven Home on Sunday afternoon
February 18, and also a Valentine
Party for the members.
George Shelly, Eddie Smith. Dave
TAYLOR, William Carter, Harold Jones
Johnnie Shelburne, Russell Wright
Russell Page, Charles Vickers. Franz
Brown, and Maurice Burt of Chicago
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TO LET

TO LET
WINDSOR ST.-Two-room kitchen
cite, private bath. $3.50 per week.
MASS. AVE.-Four rooms, steam
heat; continuous hot water, SS35.
M. b. SCOTT, Real Estate
JOm. 1898 1873 w. Springfield st.
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Jr. Herd of Elks
Hold Installation

On January 9, the installation of
officers of the Junior Herd No, 5.
I.B.P.O.E. of W., was held in Smith
aall Masonic Temple, 1895 fremont
street: The installing officer was Dis
trlct Deputy Edward Gillyard. as
sisted by Brother Stillman A. Tasco
and Brother Lynch, the State Deputy
Brother Henry C. Beckett, State
deputy OF the Junior Herd, introduced
the City Councillor, Daniel T. SulIi-