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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
PLUMBING AND HEATING

WILL Install bath and toilet fixtures.
heat your house with steam. hot water
or pipsless furnace on monthly pay
ments. +. J. Larkin. $40 Madison Ave
Tel. 7i2.
DAMGAARD q BUOTE. plumbing. heat
ing and gas fitting; jobbing promptly
attended to: estimat : furnished. 3oS
Elm st. Phone 20s
] s. HANSON. Plumbing. Heating and
Pipe Fitting: prompt and efficient ser
vice. Estimates furnished. 1s6 New
Brunswick Ave. Phone 1881.
SANITARY Plumber. gas and steam TT
ter: estimates furnished. b. Skapinetz-
234 Hall Avenue formerly 500 State St
Phone 2I44 Perth Amboy. N. J.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
TAXI SERVICE. ETC,
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1890 AUBURN Tourster; wire whsels; in
excellent condition 1890 Auburn Road
ster; slightly used As DEMONSTRATED: in
al shape. Eagle Garage. $40 Prospect
Street. Distributors Auburn. Allen.
Gardner.
TWO-isis Dodge Touring with winter
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
FARMER MEETING
At RUSH SPRINGS

A meeting in connection with the
special agricultural educational GAM
paign being conducted by the Agri-
cultural department of the Rock
Island Lines and the Oklahoma A.
and M, college will be held at Rush
Springs Monday afternoon at 1:30'
o'clock, according to A. f. Houston,
county farm agent.
"The campaign is being conducted
for the specific purpose of increas-
ing the number and improving the
quality of poultry, dairy cattle and
hogs, so that farmers may market
their crops as dairy and poultry pro-
ducts beef and pork, thus maintain.
ing soil fertility and assuring great
er returns to the producers. which
should bring about more stabilized
rural economic conditions and lar
ger profits to the producers" 1t was
announced here today.
County Agent Houston and c.. w.
Callarman, district agricultural agent
are included in the list of speakers.
''The Dairy Cow" will be the sub
ject of a short address by Chas.
w. Radway, dairy specialist from the
state agricultural college. r. w.
Clark, of the department Of animal
husbandry, will speak on the sub
ject "Shock Absorbers. Otis Wade,
assistant director of the U. S. Bio.
logical survey, will discuss RAT
determination. "The American Hen
by G. M. Smith, poultry specialist
from the state aggie school, and
Mortgage Lifters' by Ward Chase,
live stock expert, are included on the
speakers program.
Similar meetings will be held al
NARROW. Comanche, Addington, Ryan
and Terral.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
PEACE IN IRELAND FOR FIRST TIME IN CENTURIES
METHODISTS WILL
BUILD ADDITION
$4,000 VIII BE Expended on struc.
lures. Work TO Begin In Fall.
Pastor Is Granted Thirty
Days Leave

Approximately 10000 will be spent
in remodeling the Epworth Metho.
dist church. Fourth and Iowa, II was
announced by the officials OF the
board of the church this morning.
The plans provide for basement
under the entire addition and two
full stories aboye. The primary de-
partment use the first floor the
senior class the basement and the
intermediate classes the top floor.
Tie growth OF all departments OF
the church have been so great that
the present limits OF the church
building have hampered the work the
committee said
Detailed architectural plans are
being worked out so that the pro-
posed addition will be harmonious
with the present building. Work is
expected to start early this fall.
AT the meeting of the board Fri
day night a thirty days vacation
was granted TO Rev. j. d. Salter.
Arrangements for revival service
to be held in September were inI-
tiated.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Announcements of the marriage Of
Ted e. Riddle, former Chickasha
high school football star, to Miss
Dabney Hughes Towne, of Los An
geles, were received here today, The
ceremony was performed July in
Los Angeles, Cal, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Riddle will make their home.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
General Conner, Commander Of Fed.
eraI Forces Leaves Conference
and Rushes to Scene OF
Action
UNEMPLOYED WORKERS
STORM OIL REFINERY
Two Gunboats Sent TO Take Charge
Of Situation. Expect No Trou-
BILE After Troops Arrive
On Scene
BY United Press.


Vera Cruz, July 9.-Much fighting
md bloodshed was reported in the
vicinity OF Tampico. In telegrams
received here.
No details of the affair were Civ.
en- out but II is assumed that Il
"a clash between rival Mexican fac
tons. Two gunboats were sent to
the scene.
General Arnuflo Gomez. comman-
der OF federal forces In Tamaulipas,
who had been attending a conference
at the war office, returned hurried.
ly to TampIco today.
The accounts Of attack published
In the afternoon papers do not esti.
mate the number OF casualties, but
say that unemployed oil workers. in
cited by agite' prs, stormed the pc
troleum comp US property and that
only the timely arrival of federal
cavalry prevented serious disorder.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
GUARD COMPANY
ORDERED REPORT

All members of headquarters com
pany first battery, second Oklahoma
Infantry have been ordered TO ap-
pear in full uniform at the Armory
hall, corner Fourth street and Chick.
asha avenue, Monday evening not la
ter than 8 O'Clock at which time
the payroll will be signed and men,
bers of the company discharged.
Lieut.. Noble Ladd, who cammand-
ed the headquarters company at the
recent encampment at Ft. Sill, has
been promoted to the rank OF Cap
tain and will take charge of battery
D, now being organized here. Sew
eral members of the headquarters
company will be transferred to this
battery.
Fifty-six men already have been
enlisted In battery d, Captain Ladd
announced today. Eighty-four will be
taken to camp and it is planned
to enlist 81 for the reserve. Thone
who desire to enlist may see Captain
Ladd at the Chalfant Hardware com
pany.
When completed Captain Ladd's
staff will include three lieutenants.
commissions have not been issued,
but men to fill the posts will be
selected some time in the near fu-
ture, 1t was announced Neil r.
Johnson. now cashier of t1e First
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
FORD FOUND IN
CANADIAN RIVER
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Oklahoma City. July "a Ford
automobile, bottom side up with only
the wheels showing above the sur.
face of the water, a brown derby
and a glove, found Friday by a far
mer at the bridge over the North
Canadian river at Grand boulevard
one-half mile east of the fair grounds
furnished the police with a mystery
on which no other clue could be
found Saturday morning.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
GIRL ATTEMPTS
TO P0|SON4|vE
MonIt Girl Held In Texas jail. Al.
legged TO Have Put Poison In
Plum Jelly for Her
Relations -
BY United Press.


comanche. Texas. euly s.-Mlss
Flora MoffIt who Is In Jail here to.
day waiting 10 see whether the poi.
son In the plum jelly, It is alleged
she administered TO five of her rel.
itivcs will prove fatal.
Mrs. WIN johnson. aunt of the girl
Mrs. Johnson's three daughters and
a son were struggling to fight off
the cxect OF the deadly drug at
their home. Miss Mofflt Is charged
with administering the poison In
some plum Jelly that she made for
the family.
The motive was mystery as
Miss Mofft refused TO talk and tho
Johnson family were in no condi-
tion to give out a statement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
johnson Released
From Penitenti0ry

By United Press
Leavenworth, Kansas, July o.
Jack Johnson was released today
from the Federal penitentiary, for
violation of the Mann act.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
LAKE VESSEL IN
MYSTERIOUS FIRE
Eight Men Missing When Steamer
Sinks In Lake Pontohartrain.
Mystery About Fire
and Loss
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
New Orleans, July 9.-Eight men
were missing in a fire which des-
troyed one and possibly two steam
ers in mysterious accident and
fire on Lake Pontchartrain off Liz
tie Point, La, according to infor-
nation reaching here today.
The vessels in the mysterious fire
were the steamer Merriweather and
launch Ramsey. The Ramsey was
towing the Merrlwether which
caught fire in some unknown man
ner and sank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
Black and Tans and Sim Fenlers
FraternIze In streets Of Dublin.
True to Aid Final
Peace 4
COMMANDERS OF BOTH
SIDES ISSUE ORDERS
De Valera Expresses willingness to
Meet Premier George In London
For a Definite Settle
men
by United Press

by United Press
Dublin, July 9.-Blaek and Tan
and Sim Feiners fraternizcd on the
streets OF Dublin today. Although tho
BrItish-lrish truce is not officially
effective until Monday noon, orders
for the cessation of hostilites were
issued by commanders OF both sides
shortly after the armistice was sign
ed last might.
The truce was virtually operative
today For the first time in years
there was peace in Ireland.
Notice was issued from the Pre-
mier's official residence in London.
Friday night that all arrangements
had been made for hostilitIes In Ire
land to cease from noon Monday.
Truce to Aid Peace.
In letter to Earl Middleton. ono
OF the southern unionists, who at
tended Fridays conference with Irish
republicans. Prime Minister Lloyd
George said
"The government fully realizes 1t
would be impossible to conduct me-
gotiations with any hope Of achieving
satisfactory results II there is blood
shed and violence In Ireland. 1t
would disturb the atmosphere and
make the attainment of peace diff
fIcult.r -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
DEMO. ATTACK ON
TARIFF BILL IS
LEAD BY GARNE R
-------
Repetition Of Charge That Measure
Favors Big Interests is Feature
Opening Of Minority
Debate
lli9Teino.5 mid

BY United Presspeowiad sai1s
Washington, July 9.-The democra-
tic attack on the tariff bill was
begun today on the floor of the
house.
Representative Garner. Texas, ran.
king democrat Of the ways and
means committee, opened the Sec
ond day of the debate on the tar
iff bill with a repetition of the
charge that it is famed to favor
big interests
The rules committee set July Il
as the day for a vote on the bill,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
KANSAS HAS BIC
Loss IN STRIKE

BY United Press,
Columbus, Kansas, July 9.-7kan-
sas has lost six hundred thousand
tons of coal since his conviction
for the violation of the industri<
court law because southern Kansas
miners are idle, Alexander Howat,
said today in an especial appeal for
men to return to work.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
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GRIN AND BEAR IT

GRIN AND BEAR It
Washington, July 9.-No
general relief from the heat :
wave could be held out by !
the government weather fore I
casters here today.
-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09

This photograph shows Prince
George OF Bavaria. who has be.
come a priest, celebrating his first
mass In the monastry Of EttaI
which is situated In the beautiful
Bavarian mountains. His parents,
Prince Leopold, formerly command
or-In-chIef Of the German armies on
the Russian front, and Princes ols
ella, daughter Of Emperor Franz
Josef, were present. This is the
first time In history that a men,
ber Of royal house became an ac-
tive priest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
RousIns Greeting viii Await the
Return Of Victorious Chicks
From Long. Strenuous
Road Trip
HAYESMEN AND TWINS
TO BE ENTERTAINED
Arrangement for Chicken Dinner
10 Being Made; Plan to Sell 200
Tickets for Thursday Even
lna's Affair

The champion Chicks will be given
n royal reception when they return
from their long. strenuous road trip,
II plans of the Hot Stove League
are carried out.
When the winners OF the flrsthalf
w. A. pennant race alight from the
Frisco train next Thursday morning.
a reception committee composed OF
Chickasha baseball fans and fanettes
and a band will be there to receive
them. according to plans being work
ed out today by DR.. A. b. Leeds,
president OF the Hot Stovers: Ralph
Bowyer and w. S. Richards. The
players will be escorted to. their
rooms in automobiles.
The greeting at the train will not
end the reception, however. II was
announced this morning. Plans fdf
a fried chicken dinner Thursday
evening In the Mcfarland hotel ars
being made today. Owner Ray Win
der, Drap Hayes and every member
of the Chickasha squad. together
with Charley Schmidt and his FIR.
Smith Twins, who appear in the
opening OF the locals next home stav
will be the guests of honor. The
dinner will be stag affair.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
Tickets To Be Sold.

The Hot stovers plan to sell 200
tickets to the dinner at 50 each.
Every fan In Chickasha will be ask
cd to purchase a ticket and attend
the reception dinner. The tickets
were placed on sale today although
no great effort will be made to dis
pose of them until next week. Com
mittees of fanettes may be appointed
to take charge of the sale of the
tickets.
Ladies of the First Presbyterian
church may serve the dinner. A con.
ference of the Hot Stove Leagus
committee and representatives of the
ladies society Of the church will be
held this afternoon.
John r Owsley and Tom Cannon
are included on the list of speak
ers for the OCCASION. Mr.. Owsley
delivered the address OF welcome in
behalf of local fans when the Chicks
made their first appearance here
this season. Mr.. Cannon, local oil
man and enthusiastic fan, was once
owner of the Oklahoma City club
of the Texas-Oklahoma league.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09

National bank here and former ar.
my captain has been offered lieu
tenancy. He has neither accepted
nor rejected the offer Captain Ladd
said today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-09
Police Are Halted.

'As soon as we hear Mr.. DeVelera
is prepared to enter into conference
with the British government and to
give instructions 20 those under his
control to cease from all acts OF
violence, we should give instructions
to the troops and police to suspend
active ope us against those who
are engaged in this unfortunate
conflict
The Mansion House conference In
Dublin between Sim Fein leaders.
Eamonn DeVelera and representative
Of the southern unionlsts, who also
unofficially represented the clemens
in the north, was renewed and 1t
proved a success, the immediate re.
suits being:
Arrangements for the cessation OF
the bloody warfare In Ireland be-
tween the crown forces and the
Irish republican. army.
An expressed desire on the part
of Eamonn DeVelera that peace bs
had.
Develera's willingness to come to
London to confer with Premier Lloyd
George, something regarded as re-
mote when Lloyd George originally
extended his invitation for Lon
don parley.
The British government offers 4
postponement of the death sentences
imposed by the British courts mar
tial on several membefs of the Irish
republican army.
King Guides Peace Farley.
London July 9.-King George con.
tinued to guide the British-Irish
peace negotiations today.
He conferred with Lord Middleton
Unionist leader, who participated in
yesterdays historic Dublin conference
at which the armistice between the
British and Sim Fein forces was
drawn and signed. 1t is understood.
that he gave the King a full ac.
count of all that occurred
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

Hace poeos aiios era creencia gene
raj entire los profesionales cinemato-
graficos que los artistas perdfan favor
ante el pliblico, 81 Sc saba que. eran
casadOs. De suerte que aunque llevasen
una vida perfcctamente normal, Ia re-
gla era siempre el ocultarla del publ
co. Esta chifiadura ha pasadO, afortu-
nalamente, de mOda. Y hoy las estre-
Has mas>pOpuplares del lienzo admiten
con toda algeria cl estar caSadas =
tener familia, como cualQuier hijo de
vccino. Nadic habra que admire menos
a Wallace Reid, por el hechO de estar
casado tener IN heredero, que ileva
tOdas las traZas dc ser tan celebre CO.
mo su famoso padre.
Y ahora que Gloria Swanson es ma
Dire de una peQuefia Gloria. In artlsta
esta ansiosfsima dc hacer partfcipe de
.su felicidad a todos sus admiradores
del lienzo. Por desgracia, la chiGuilla
esta aun demasiado pequefia para sa-
carIa ante Ia camara. pero Miss Swan
son-o la seiiora Herbert Somborn, CO.
mo ella Sc llama en- la vida privada-
ha prometido que apenas Gloria este
nm POGO mas crecida, hara que todo el
mundo la cOnozca Y sepa 10 encantado-
ra que es SUI hijita.
la casa de los esposos Somborn, es
una dc las mas bellas de California.
Esta construfda de estuco, con un te-
cho bajo, dc color verde claro, Y ro-
deada por todas parties. con intinita
variedad dc arbustos flores, que Sc
cntremezclan con las elegantcs palmas
que han dado fama California.
Gloria cs la mujer mas amante de
su hogar Y confiesa que sus exitos en-
ell arte mudo. han hecho de ella una
de las mujcres mas felices dc la TERRA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
ANECDOTAS

No hace mucho entr0 en- Ia cas''
Marcoui. on el Strand de Londres' "h
aaballero alto, de cabello blaneo' y
solicito hablar por telefono.
Tom6 -el aparato de mano, ahtes
do aplicarlo al ofdo, experimenfo una
ligera vacilaci6n.
AL advertirlo, uno dc los funciona-
rios die la compaiifa Marconi le dijo
-sehor, >hable acercado al trans
misoc.
'Yo creo que no conoce el uso dei
,tlefono-mltl1nur6 otro, que estapa
presentc.
-; Quien es?--pregunto un tercero.
Dcspu6s supicron que el eapaiiero
alto del cabello biahco era Alexandra
Graham Bell, el inventor del teie-
fOnO.
Graham Bell 'iba a casa de Marcon'
nara congregarse con lord Burnham,
lord Piddell y Marconi, a fin de ha-
blar. desde Londres con gGinebra POI
teiefono, pero por telefono en- parte
lineal y en- parte sin hilos, con q
prop6sito de ensayar esta nueva com.
binaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
CUADRO ARTISTICO CAGUENO

En- la noche del lunes proximo, el
Cuadro Artistico Infantil Cagueno
dara en- el Teatro Municipal, una fun
cion dedicada al piblico de San JUAN
con las obras tituladas LAS Victimas
del Amor" y Los Amores de Blan-
ca.
FL director de este Cuadro, es el jo-
ven Magdalcno Gonzalez, quien al mis-
mo tempo es el autor, de las obritas
que representa- la Compania.
Es un Cuadro recomendable y dig
no de verse por 10 bien y ajustado que
ejecutan esos nifos las obras que re-
presentan Y sobrc todo por 10 redu-
cido de los precios.
ST desea I'd. pasar un ratio agra
dable no dele de asistir la function
del lunes, en- el Teatro Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
Alma~P roverbio

No vayas. alma, a mendigar homo
res al PIE de los palacios. No, en- los
dorados. p6rtieos, csperes ell paso del
magnate. nj formcs comitiya la
triunfal carroza
No vayas, alma, a despertar renco-
res al scno de las turbas.
Nol intentes pedestal para tn fama,
labrado con .auxiio de Ia fuerza del
pueblo. eterno esclayo: ;que eterna-
'inente adula y eternamente hiere.
Isl quieres, alma, hondres, lucha
sola
Alma, 81 honores p,ctendes, lucha
libre!
NJ reyes, nj a villanos, janis tu
noble orgullO Sc d0blegue.
Nj grandes,' nj a pequeiios inten-
tes halagaf con tus palabras.
Que los grandes salpican ' los pc
Iquefos manchan!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17
JUSTINE TOMBSTONE, BELLEZA
DE FAMA MUNDIAL

Justine Johnstone, proclamada por
nor comosseurs de todas parties del
mundo como la mujcr mas bella de
los Estados Unidos, nacio en- Engle-
wood, New Jersey, cl 81 de enero de
1899. Su ascendencia succa ha deja-
do en- SUI figura los hermosos rasgos
de las mujeres de esta nacionalidad:
el cabello de ORC, los ojos de I'm azul
profundo y las formas soberbias.
All salir del colegio de primeras le-
tras Miss Johnstone entro a la Manor
School de Larchmont, terminando lue-
go sus cursos en- Ia Emma Willard
School de Troy, donde desempeno cl
cargo de Presidente de la Sociedad
Dramatica, en- 10 cual demostro su
predileccion por este arte desde muy
temprana edad.
De 1915 1916 estuvo contratada
en- Follies donde desempeno parties de
importancia obteniendo un tremendo
suceso. Durante intervalos libres en-
sus varias contratas secundo a Ed
Wynn en- "Over the Top, Y aparecio
como primera actriz en- varias otras
pleas teatrales de gran exito.
En- atencion a sus talentos Y a su
admirable belleza Miss Johnstone fue
elegida como estrella Realart, hacien-
do su primera aparici6n en- cl lienzo
en- la pelicula "Blackbiras" adapta-
cion de una pieza teatral del mismo
nombre escrita por el finado Harry
James Smith. Su segunda pelicula
lleva por titulo "The Plaything of
Broadway"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

p!orable. pOr 10 que fud precise tras-
iadarle Il In Casa de Salad de Ende-
wich, cerca de Bonn, donde expire en-
Ia fecha mas arriba citada.
Ell total de s,ls, obras puhlicadas
ecomprende 14S ndmeros en- los cuales
Sc cuentan fantasfas poGticas, a voces
solas. coro Y orquesta; la peregri-
naci6n de Ia rosa. La mdsica del
FaustO", In del "Manfredo", de BY
ron; la opera "Gehoveva' V cuatro
sinfonfas.
En- sus balaifas. muy numerosas, V
Ell sus "licders'', SO m0str0 Schumann
digno successor del genio de Schubert,
Y la -serie de los titnlados lei amor
y la vida desla mujer', V "El amor
del poeta', han hecho imperecedero
su nombre, 10 que. igualmente, han
logrado una Misa uh Requiem.
AL llecir de un crftico, era Schu-
mann emincntemente alemdn por el
lleallSMo y Su lncllnaci0n hos ell
sueflos poeticCs; Y, artista de cora
Z0n, en- manera alguna Sc Ocupaba
del arte, nj por necesidad de ganarse
Ia vida, nj p0r capricho; sino para
confiar suS Obras sus impresiOnes
todas, fucsen del generO que fuesen.
Halo nucvas formas, de un claro-os-
euro cncantad0r. para expresar Ia
vida fntima dc su alma, Y cre6 ada
gios llenOs de un encanto soilad0r,
dc una intimidad conmOvedora, que
no podrfG ser igualados'; mas, de-
base n csc afan de innovation n
los progresses de sn ,enfermedad
mental, clio es que, menudo. sus
obras son oscuras.y vagas, en- medic
dc rasgos de una belleza acabada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-17

manera no podria ser un dia tras otro
tan uniformemente cortes y de buen
caracter. :. La verdad en- este asun-
to es que la mania de Ia senorita Comp
son es una de sus muchas cosas agra
dables, y que su personalidad es ente-
ramente natural. -
-iCual es la cosa que mas amo p
refexiono Ia senorita Compson GUAM
do fue preguntada este respecto en-
su camerino:-iOh!, muchas. Sin en-
barge, creo que manejar AUTOMOBILES,
nadar. Y jugar al golfo estan en- la
primera fila de mis- predilecciones y de
todas estas no Sc cual dar la prefe-
rencia.
"Estas formas de recreo estan
ligadas intimamente. A mi me gus
ia tomar mi automovil y trasladarme
al club, en- ell campo, con ell objeto de
llenar nueve agujeros jugando golfo y
despues il prontamente hacia la pla-
va, ponerme mi vestido de baho
y ocupar algdn tempo del me-
diodia calentandome al sol, caminando
a intervalos 10 largo de la playa. Es
casi impossible para mi estar lejos del
aqua, especialmente en- verano.