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flowers, all well filled with nectar
and abundantly supplied with pollen.
Bee flies are also easily distin-
guished from related flies by the field
marks mentioned and by venation,
small, close, three-pointed antennae,
decidedly long proboscis and slender
legs.
They are especially equipped by
nature for their calling. They pos
sess long beaks for reaching down
into the cups or wells of the flowers
where Is to be found the refreshing
drink. And because they must dip
their faces we'll into the blossoms
they get their faces powdered with
golden pollen. exactly what the
flowers must have done for them
exchange of valuable pollen between
neighborS. Thus for a drink and
food the bee flies repay their hostess
by transporting for her the golden
grains which will enable her to ma
ture healthy seed children.
The youthful habits of bee flies
are of special interest to those who
study their life cycle and economic
Importance to mankind. Insects
that are parasitic on any of our
insect enemies are on the honor roll
with us. We find that some of the
bee flies concentrate on the cocoons
of the wild bees. When the wild
bee larvae hatch the bee fly infants
are right on hand to feast upon
them. Other bee fly mothers search
for the egg pod of grasshoppers.
This is great help and bee fly in
fants are said to be very fond of
certain caterpillars.
AS soon as the larvae have con-
sumed all the eggs or food within
reach they begin to transform to the
pupa stage, which is early in the
summer. They are stout, plump,
curved, grub-like creatures of
rather opaque Whitish color and
have small brown heads.
The pupa pushes itself partly out
OF the ground during its growing
period. If you know just where to
look you may see the young fly
partly in and partly out of its snug
cell and resembling the pupa of a
butterfly, though it has too many
spines on its head. thorax, dorsal
ridges and abdominal segments to
fool those who are on to bee fly
tactics.
Adult bee flies emerge from the
ground through the summer months.
There is one generation year and
the flies may retard their coming
out party for a year.
We cannot say how beneficial
these insects are, but we do know to
date that they are valuable allies
OF ours.
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Births Reported

Henry and MYRTLE Baumann. boy.
William and Rebecca Becker. boy
James and Catherine Blbb, IL. girl.
George and Catherine. De Perini, Jr., girl
Ralph and Nancy Dough siri
Joseph and Eleanor Draude, Rirl,
Braxton and Marsaret GALLUP, girl.
George and Emma Harper. ir.. girl.
Kenneth and Dorothy Hook, girl
Gordon and Elizabeth Horsnel. girl.
James and Lois Howe, girl.
Henrie and Marion John. boy.
Edward and Helen Kettner. boy:
Henry and Dorothy Koonce. girl.
Robert and Laura Leonard, boy.
Meyer and Sarah Lippman. girl.
Albert and Miriam Lubin, girl
Eugene and Hannah Lyddane. boy.
Edward and Wilhe!mina MscKenzie boy.
Richard and Florence Marshall. Sd, girl
Francis and Alice Moran, girl.
Raymond and Beryl. Muth. boy.
Edward and Charlotte McChesney, boy.
Walter and Annie McLeran. boy.
Robert and Hattie Patton, girl
Bradley and Vivian Peterson. boy.
Walter and Louise Pierce. boy.
Charles and Mildred Portner. boy.
Joseph and Oracle Reeves. girl.
Edward and Mary Ramsey. boy.
Thomas and Anita RYAN. girl.
Eugene and Harriet schanran. Eirl.
Ralph and Geraldine Scroggs, boy.
Athey and Lucille Trout. girl
Martin and Dorothy Wisocker. boy
Herbert and Bessie Wolf. boy.
James and Willie Coleman. Rirl.
Jessie and Arnetta Fellow, girl.
Isadore and Cora Guerra. girl.
William and Matte Hayes, boy.
Harry and Junita Jackson. boy.
Joseph and Gera ldine Jannifer, Girl
Danile and Mary King, boy.
LeRoy and Sofie Moon. boy.
James and Mamie Proctor. girl.
Sherman and George Pugh. boy.
Henry and GLADYS Queen. boy.
Acie and Viola Rickard, boy.
Oscar and Martha Skinner. boy.
Paris and Elizabeth Thompson. girl.
Mathew and Louise West. boy.
Jesse and Betty Young. boy.
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Deaths Reported

Leah Donovan. So St. Elizabeths Hospital
Cornelia B. Robertson. 81. Home for Aged
Martha A. Souders, IS, 1905 Shepherd ST.
Lenora F. sanborn. IS, 5l2 Van Buren,
Jane r. Harden. 6s. a36 G st. sw
Frank H. Goodenoush. s.. 442S 9th st. NV
Mary Campbell o.. 220a l st. NV.
Sophia Laddon. 90. 1921 Northampton
James H. Roberts, 81. 1928 Ingrsham
Louis R Gibson. 81, 1850 Wis ave NV.
EDGAR G. Mngus, 40. I"O 4th St. ne.
Harry Bachrach;. As, Garheld Hospital,
Alice c. Mcceney, "A. 31O6 AID pl NV
Kathleen Feather. 90. 91S M ST. NV
joseph G LeFave. 49, Walter Reed Gen
Leah A. Do6bs, so. 5aa oath st. NV.
Dora Dickerson. -, 540f Conn. ave. NV
Charles H. williams a, oo5 K St sw.
James T Harvey, 81. .I46 ST. NV
Joseph 2; Rector g. !45 lss ThSmas st. NV
Estele YOUNG. .e 81 C Garfield fsG HOSPITAL Hp"'
Matte Robinson. so. Freedmen's HOSPITAL
Thomas Jones. 80. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Nsnsy SobS r. s%m Wilson 4 4a le "a Bah Bah St St NV
Mary Mary Henderson. eon 40, Cali Gsllinser ' Hospital
Lillian Blakey. 80. Emergency Hospital.
W Walter L: Davis, q, Waller Reed Hospital
Ware warren sSh e Gray. " 20 se i@4s aand St. NV.
Daisy Fielder Il. Emergency HOSPITAL.
Infant Patricia Grigsby, Gallinger Hospital
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362, ,oo5-Visitor Record
Set at Lincoln Memorial

Attendance at the Lincoln Me-
mortal during May was 1862 995. an
all-time record for a single month,
the Office of National Capital Parks
announced yesterday. The previous
high was 281 900 in July. 1910.
Total attendance at the five prin-
cipal memorials and historic sites
in Washington during April was
$50 599. The Washington Monu-
ment was second to the Lincoln Me-
mortal with 97603. and the Lee
Mansion third with 59,570.
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Pustor Is Called

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, May 7
(SpeciaD Grace Church of the
Brethren here had extended a call
to the Rev. J. l. Byler Of Lehighton,
Pa, it was announced today. He will
succeed the Rev. Harold Snider, who
resigned to accept a call to Lewis
town, Pa.
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BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY,

Bee flies are flower lovers. Look
for them on blossoms and observe
how they enjoy the nectar and
pollen which they find served so
abundantly by the plant hostess.
Do not confuse bee flies with the
gadf1ies which they resemble. You
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apply tor marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiUe their license ON the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Haywood Matthews. 2s. and Goldie seWell'
-. both of 12l0 st. NV the Rev.
A|sf Harrisl G Balqxln. 45, , ill3 owen Dl.
Louise Riecardi: Is; IS sealon pl. NV;
The Rev LOUIS F, Miltenoerse.; ersI e.
eap capito! !1fa st he Rer Nopman csrstenfeid
and r. Miriam Duffy. 26, I7ol Mass.
ave. NV: the Rev Peter Marshall
Lincoln s LsIirell 33 Marine az BaEracks Ks
Morris Albert Levy. 90 and sarah Berco-
Kew. R!z Normal ta s1'e Gs sfm0fe Mo- 'n
STsF SSs Rev ri HdSs9d S9s9 q & Az Andsrso 1%n St NV"
''ss gssne w. = at'S so5n q smyrna' bsi' the
N Y, and Frances L. Smith. "a 7a6
Columbia I'd. NV; the Rev. l. W.
Richard i. Kyle. 81; Boiling Field, and
Derothy h. Ssv 6 Trnnsle z Ray ;3' 1918 G St
Robert bert Be B Meciesry' Ssc ar 30 iiss7 St ne.
and GshfFnf Il. Rtv R1dfn Wfam y sHeen.y S 2th
Louis us nv n Jones. nee Ts' Ts ~ Mh Greshsm IA ul NV
and Alice E Genus. III. a54 Bryant st.
NV; he Rev; D. E; wlseman.
Annie L. Davidson. IL. .O3 x st. Sc;
the Rev r. Q. 6. Hunter.
'aRns KnnsrG MGo0 80 ST. i. sx s ahH me sFs ReV
d c. Lynch
Charles C, Ford. 40. and Alice A. Scott, %,
both of W 3'i Johnson court NV; the
Robert L. Paige, 20, and Margaret E. Triee.
-. both of I::!5 Corcoran st. NV; the
Earl 7 Moore. y. Arlington. Va. and
jams, Rsv r Mon9somffS HSnn @ TSo'1 800 Marine Bar
Carroll ST. Sc; Judge Robert E. Mat
William R. Nixon. 90. Is? F st. Sc. and
Ruby .: HalIermSn' 1s. :07 9TH st, Sc
he Rev Daniel W; justice isas ,.t, st
NV. and Lois c. BLACK. II, l7oI 18th
the Rev trederak t Richie p Hsrrf pi
ne, and Marie A. Pavslka, =, ai5
Franklin st. ne; the Rev. John s.
pi. nv. w. and Pa6iine N Baker. -. i3JI
kIlbourne: he Re-. Seth RI r. B,GoSd TeSd.,er
Samuel f Thomas. 20. 7:6 9TH ST. NV:
and Edith NJ. Wilson. lf. 2"' St.
NV; the Rev. John E. BriggS
Joseph l.. Ettleman. -. 40 n st. ne.
and Shirley Dorfman, is. 1890 Georgia
ave. NV. Judge Robert E. Mattngly
Bedford B. Beedle. 20, '!544 IAN 81. n W,
and Marie, C. Holland Is 1890 Kenyon
s. NV: the Rev. Henry Manken. ir.
Harold D. Mccoy. 40. So Newton, St
"nth st NV; the Rev. William H Denny:
Daniel Addison, -, l2t OH 81. n ", and
Alice NJ Segers. 30. 40 Langston ter
race NV: the Rev. Moses Henderson
Sylvester Holmes, 81. 5iH A ST. Sc. and
Edith LuCkett. -. l5i:' South Capitol
st; the Rev Grant Contee.
W Roland Hancock, Jr. 36. and Alice
the Rev. Peter Marshall.
James L. White. -. Philadelphia; Pa
and Helen d. Barnett. -, PITTSBURGH,
Pa: the Rev. W. Kechum.
Rockville.
John A. Wshl 36, Bethesda. Md, and
Mary Elise KeSterson. - WASHINGTON.
Joseph A. Hillebert. -. and Mildred v.
Derhinger. Il. both Of Takoma Park. Md.
Ruey Philip Bowling. 46. La. Plata.
Md and Ellen Rose Bowling A., WASH
T. IT
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Experienced, reliable and
sober mechanic wanted at
once; must have references
and know Buick work thor
oughly; permanent position
for right man; clean, we'll
lighted shop. See Mr.. Shipley,
4th floor, Emerson & Orme,
18th and M SIS. NV.
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LOST.

BOSTON TERRIER. female. black and
Park 1ueS Reward. Georgia h901,
CAT gray Persian. vicinity Cathedral Man
sons center. Lost since Saturday. Call
CHOW DOG. red. male. answers TO name
Sing. Liberal reward Urban. Chest
nut 1894. I413 N Vermont St, Arl., Va.
DIAMOND Bar PIN Liberal reward. Call
MA. 1910 and ask for the manager. o.
ENGLISH BOOK. correct usage: l4th st.
car. sentimental value. Please phone Tay-
lor 3!3! -
GLASSES in brown case, Monday on Ga
ave. between Shepherd and Allison SITS
Reward. RA. 75:s5.
PUPPY. German shepherd tpolicel female;
black and silver: in vicinity of Langley,
Va. Reward. Call ElmWood 155.
SUN GLASSES dark lost in Woodward
& LothropS Saturday; reward. Phone
Oliver O665
TIRE AND WHEEL new. from Ford
truck between Key Bridge and Mass ave
ward Phone Alexandra 370o.
TOY DACHSHUND. brown, female. named
Hills and Westbrook School WI. - =
Reward
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER with " brown
eyes, black tail with white Zip. License
No. 225ll; name. Sandy EN- oiSs.
WRIST WATCH. lady's EleIn. VIC East
Capitol and Minnesota ave sc. Monday
morning. Reward Franklin $500" Ext
"a
WRIST WATCH Elein. initiated H D L B"
vic. Conn. ave: $40 reward. Hobart 5ll1
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CARD PUNCH CLASS. S. vk. SIS mo-;
nights. 81 wk.: rent mach. 50 wk.: begin
now, exam. soon. Ills 18th NV. MI. 1905.
AUTO LESSONS Reliable white man. any
hours car furnished, permits secured;
parking for tests. Noel. Emerson 1858.
CIVIL SERVICE COURSES, many kinds.
i353 st st. 5est "a VS.. VS. NA. a@3S,
TELEPHONE CP B Xl course EASY.
short, interesting graduates working in
doctors. dental: ant, houses. auto. oficeS.
Touch typing FREE with course. New
classes starting this week. CAPITAL
P B. X. SCHOOL. 1911 G St. Ma. 2ll5.
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
parking a specially: dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety. Permits. secured.
Md, Va. and D. c. Easy Method Driving
School Randolph $3.50 or Randolph s391.
QUICK review courses in shorthand, type
writing. bookkeeping. calculating machines.
New classes now starting. BOYD SCHOOL,
1898 F st, Phone MA "33S.
PREPARATORY COURSES in card punch
and stenosrapher. for u S. Civil Service
examinations; enroll now Wood COLLEGE
710 14th ST. NV. Metropolitan 501l.
GIRL TO correct papers in exchange for
course in secretarial subjects. Wood Col-
leee. 1l0 14th NV. ME 505l.
PIANO INSTRUCTION
Adult beginners and advanced Homes
or studio Mrs PaEc, Atlantic 339a 10
War1ynn Beauty College,
1910 G s. NV Dts,ric. 1852
Continued on Next PsgeJ
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AUTO METAL MEN. We can
use 2 frst-class body and
fender men. Must come we'll
recommended and have tools.
State salary expected. Box
1913, Star.
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CANVASSERS,

Experienced, gentle, 30-45
years, for local work. Salary
and bonus. Excellent oppor-
tunity. Phone Michigan 1886,
9 to 10 am. Thursday for an
appointment.
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE.

A number of positions for boys
and men, Is to 25 years of age.
Some of these positions require
the use of bicycles; also a limited
number. of walking positions.
Apply Western Union Telegraph
| Co., 1877 New York ave. NV.
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Natures Children
Bee Fly
Anthrax hypomelas

can avoid this mistake if you will
remember that bee flies are hand
some, portly flies and very active
Because they remind you of bees
they are referred to as bee flies
However, they are not bees, but
flies. Gadf1ies have slender abdo-
mems swollen toward the tips and
they resemble that old friend of
ours, the mud-wasp.
There are something like 1,400
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHAIRS FOR RENT SUITABLE FOR
BRIDGE PARTIES, banQuets. Weddings
chairs Also invalid rolling chairs for
'ent or sale UNITED STATES STORAGE
co, 4ls 10th st. NV. METROPOLITAN 1874.
MR. c. E. TURNER IS PERSONALLY LO-
Wseb "rtI RIdo III 5tb and N nv I've n
where shoe hitting is profession" Ma. 4sO4.
A DEAL FUNERAL AT $75
Provides same service as one costing $500.
Don't waste insurance money" Call DEAL
with 25 wears experience Lincoln 5000.
FOUND.
BAG containing sum of money. Call Wis
conSln ilg6
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ATTENTION!
LIFE BEGINS AT FORTY.

THIS is your oppor-uni-y Whether YOU
have sold anyth.N. before Or nos haze
a SANITATION SYSTEM that Is SALABLE
and Will give you a handsome return for
your efforts
Every HOME STORE. APARTMENT.
GARAGE AND OFFICE BUILDING needs
this equipment
We can prove 10 YOU rha- there IS m
faster selling item or he market today
thai Will BRING YOU such large earning
COME IN and see the most WONDERFUL
demonstration ever put into he hands of
a salesman, We tram you thoroushly so
that from the start yol are producer.
the earning possibilities are UNLIMITED.
IF you are a WIDE-AWAKE and AGGRES-
SIVE GO-GETTER with plenty of energy
and integrity, come in today and be inter-
viewed.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

SERVICE STATION AND
PARKING LOT ATTEND
ANTS. MR.. BAYNE, 1885
EYE ST. NV.
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PERSONNEL DIRECTOR,
1918 H St. NV.

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of boys
18 years of age or older. APP
ply employment office, 9th
floor.
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ARROW CAB co.

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age.
10 dTIye. must be residents OF D {. or
Metropolitan Area for ! wear free instruc-
ton; can earn So 10 SO Tkly. Apply ~
10 am PROMPTLY for further details. 3l0
NJ s. ne ASK for MI Booth
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Marriage License
| AppIicotions

Under d. C. laU, couples must
apply tor a marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three full days and
receiUe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Evening star., 1941-05-07
DINING CAR STEWARDS

DINING CAR STEWARDS,
White, age 1882. married men
preferred. draft exempt. State
age and business experience. Box
112-Y, Star.
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DIAMOND CABS.

White men wanted. 2l years Of age or
older, TO qualify as taxcan ope!at or.
Must have up-to-date DlStTlCt Of Colum-
ba motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within The me-roDohtan area
. (nearbv MARYLAND and virginia Inc,udeGI.
l EpEE IMCTPITCTION
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ADDlv Ny A I. Iv~le. Room No. III
40 IAN s.. v. between = and ) N
col OPFD MEN OR WOMEN

Full or par time. age - 10 - mus.
have 1ih-gTaGe education and reference.
Earn while YOU learn Every DAY Is pay
DAY Business under race MANAGEMENT.
Apply . 10 l. m. Thursday, @60J st.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

EXPERIENCED on AT MAKES Of cars. no drlI'-
ers need apply: must be sober and reliable.
Apply B CrandsN,
Town & Country Motors, Inc,
ninI 1A.h G. " NN-Dn Nh phnrn
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ASSISTANT MANAGER
MEAT CUTTERS.
AUTO MECHANIC.

experienced full-time meat cutters: 4
for part time Fri. and Sat: also 20
learn meat cutting: GOOD pay. Give sEe
ard last employer. Box .,35-A, Star
Evening star., 1941-05-07
Rockville.

John A Wahl. 3G, Bethesda Md, and
Mary Elise KeSterSon. -. Washington.
Joseph A. Hllpbert -. and Mildred V.
Deraineer. Il both Of Takoma Park. Md.
Ruey Philip Bowling AZ. La. Plata.
Md, and Ellen Rose Bowling. A.. WASH
lngtOn
Ernest Jones. 30. and Eleanna T Tate
Maiden. 81, both of Washington.
Donald E. Piggott. .5. and Jean {. Row
land. is, both of WaShnston.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

RADIO SERV1CEMAN, experienced. Apply
by letter stating age, experience and SAL
ary expected. Box 326-R. Star
Evening star., 1941-05-07

ESMAN-COLLECTOR for outside selling
of jewelry and nationally advertised
watches; exp. not necessary: sal. and COM
mission. BersonS. 1919 F st, Suite 2O1.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Apply before
noon. 4143 Mass. ave. NV, side entrance.
RESIDENT MANAGER. apt. blde. Re
SponSible retired man. age So handy with
tools. experienced care of lawn. shrubs,
bank references Box oQQ-A Star
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SERVICE STATION MAN, capable manag-
ing large station: thorough knowledge Of
business. Write details of age, experience,
DCx-
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HELP MEN.

GROCERY CLERK, white. experienced,
must furn. good refs; apply 22O2 14th st.
"
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steady work good wages Apply in per-
son Q & S Laundry, Washing ton-Balti-
Evening star., 1941-05-07

RADIO SERVICEMAN. experienced. Apply
by letter. stating age. experience and sal
ary expected Magee Radio Service. 6901
Wisconsin ave, Bethesda. Md
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AUTO MECHANIC.

appointment.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

Leah Donovan. Sc. St Eliza beth's Hospital.
Anna s Forney, S5. S21 18th st. ne.
Cornelia B Robertson. 81. Home for Aged.
Martha A. Souders, 16, 1905 Shepherd st.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

CARD PUNCH CLASS, s. vk. SIS mo |;
nights. 81 wk.: rent mach. 81 wk.: begin
now, exam. soon. Ills 18th NV. MI. 1905.
Evening star., 1941-05-07

PRESSER. experienced, TO fill place of
ment; good pay to start. DU. 1913. 1900
2
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Hornet ThinIies
To Compete In
Indoor AAU Meet

MONTGOMERY. Ala,-(SNS)--
Track Coach David Albritton and
three stellar Hornet trackmen of
Alabama State Teachers College
were scheduled to leave early in
the week for New York City where
Alabama State will be entered in
the Indoor AAU meet on Saturday
night.
Pacing the group will be Leo Tar
rant, Alabama-born boy who won
the Southern Conference dash
events last Spring, who placed in
the summer meets at Columbus,
Cleveland, Milwaukee and Fresno
last Summer and who was third in
the fifty-meter dash and third in
the high jump at the Boston Ath-
1etic Association meet held in the
Bay City on February 8. Tarrant
will be expected TO hold his own
in the stiff competition of the six
ty-meter run at New York Satur-
day night.
Charles Walker and Alphonso
Jones will be the two other Hornet
athletes to try their spurs in the
jumping events. Charles Walker
first won hOnors at Ohio State
University and was second in the
high jump in the meet up at Bos-
ton two weeks ago. Jones is a
freshman from Pennsylvania who
will be getting his big chance in
indoor competition.
Under Track Coach David Albrit-
ton, Alabama State is having q Sc
ries of participationS III the winter
meets preliminary to It's full out
door Spring season that will feature
the Second Annual Alabama Re-
lays on its fast track here in Mont
Bomery April 49,
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
Two Wounded, 3
Arrested, Another
Sought In Melee

ATLANTA, Ga. - (SNS) -
Two persons were wounded, three
others arrested and another was
being sought Monday following an
early morning shooting and stab
bing melee at a Houston Street
address.
The wounded men we're listed by
Policemen Fl. E. Daniel and b.
B. White as Elroy Williams, 81, Vi
375 Houston Street, NJ e.. and
Arthur benson 28-year-old mute
of 143 Jackson Street, N. f. They
were treated at Grady Hospital.
The arrested persons were listed
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

LIE. H.-My husband and l were
separated and divorced thru no
fault of mine. He married again.
But he said, he still loves me, and
we will go back together again. Is
it true?
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

X B.-Will this woman that has
caused so much unpleasantness in
my home for SO long ever give up
and feel she can't do what she has
been trying to do for so long,?
Ans. She knows she's defeated
right now but hates to admit it.
Your husband is so fed up with
this person that he himself is at a
loss as to what he should do and
in a period of time she will meet
someone else and be on her way.
Your husband has no Interest for
her any longer.
LID. B.-I have been making
plans for the past year to open a
little business of My own this spring
and I wonder if I would be doing
the right thing or not?
Ans: From all indications you
would be making a wise step. You
have this little business worked
out thoroughly and have bought
your equipment and April would
be an ideal time to get started.
Your biggest business will come
after warm weather.
M. H.-What is the reason the
boy I go with didn't come to my
house last Saturday and Sunday
nights?
Ans: He was cut with the girl
you caught him DANCING WITH
recently. There is no sense kidding
yourself about this fellow. he isn't
in love with you and yOu must
bring yourself to realize this fact.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22
FIRE DAMAGES HOUSE

ATLANTA, Ga. (SNS) -.
damaged q house located III the
rear of 81 1nman Circle, N. E.
Policeman Whitten, repOred.
said an overturned heater caused
said an overturned heater caused
the blaze.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

Y. C.-Will my husband decide
to act right or not?
Ans: Lay the law down to the
gentleman right now. Tell him to
give this girl UP right now or get
out. He will give her up.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

by the officers aS Viola Foster, 81,
of 375 Jackson Street, N. E. Lu-
cille Pettis, 28, 375 jackson Street,
N. E., and Fred Hollis 38 l6 But
ler Street N. E.
The wanted man, according to
the officers, is Raymond (Jack)
Scott.
The Phoenix index., 1941-02-22

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