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El fronterizo., 1927-11-19
La VIDA SOCIAL EN- La SEMANA

dad, teniendo lugar la fiesta en- su
casa sta por la Gale Convento.
Varios de los jovenes que estan en-
la Banda, 10 sorprendieron con Ia
fiesta la que principle hasta la bora
precisa.
Muy alegres pasaron ell rate los
alh presentes, bailando a los acordes
de la Orquesta Corral.
Estaban las %seioras: Tomasa A..
de Esparza, Refugio de Rivera, Ange-
lita de Rivera, Isabel G.. de Romero,
Guadalupe de Sanchez, Delfina de
Pastor, Anita de Henry, Maria Dfaz,
Carmen de Franco y Dolores Flores,
asf como las senoritas Mercy y Ma
ria L. Valencia, Isabel Y Maria Luisa
Romero, Aurelia Moncada, Emilia
Fimbres, Emilia Lizarraga, Angelica
GRANTEES, Annie Patton, Anita Rine-
hart, Mary Alloy, Lufsa Arag6n Ali
cia Madrid, Alicia Franco, Carmelita
Franco, Maria Rivera, Francisco Mi
nez, y Conception Rivera, asf como
los jovenes Man Rivera, JESUS Mi
nez, Manuel Obregon, Jose Lozano,
Angel GRANTEES, Emilio Moreno, Ma
nuel Rios, Antonio Trujillo, Isidro
Romero, Carlos Caballero, Angel
Raya, Manuel Rangel, Jose Miranda Y
algunos otros.
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19

Hoy unieron sus destinos, con ell
lazo del matrimonio, en- la Cathedral
de San Augustin, ell joven Francisco
Bracamontes, hijo del Sr. Zacarfas
Bracamontes Y Sra. Maria G. de Bra
camontes, con la virtuosa senorita
nuel Verdugo y esposa Mercedes de
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19

ciamos, ell microbes pasado, efectuo-
Sc la session regular de la Sociedad
Fraternal "Moctezuma," despues de
la cual, Sc siguio con ell bale obse-
quiado por I'm grupo de socios de tai
Sociedad.
Durante la session, fueron iniciados
treinta y seis miembros, en- su mayo
ria jovenes de ambos sexos, a quienes
ell senior Prof. Salvador Gutierrez
Ruiz, dio la bienvenida y oriento en-
sus deberes, con sabrosa plaIica.
A ultimas fechas, la Agrupacion
que nos ocupa, parecia que Sc halla-
ba desalentada, pero ahora hemos
visto que, lejos de clio, vuelve otra
vez a su apogeo como ants,nO
Ell espacioso salon era incapaz pa
ra contener al gran numero de per-
sonas que concurrio, las cuales pa
saron un agradabilfsimo ratio, rindi-
endo quito a la Dioso del Bale.
En- la session, que Sc termino a
las nueve en- punto, fueron tratados
solamente los asuntos de mayor i'm
p~ortancia y urgencia, para dar lugar
al enthusiasm que Sc d~esbordaba en-
ire todos los presentes.
FL sehor Donaciano Macon, quien
reside por mucho tempo en- esta
ciudad y I'LL actualmente Sc halla
dedicado al comercio en- Nogales, es-
tuvo en- Tucson ell ju6ves pasado, ha-
biendo visitado a sus amigos.
La Sra. ManueIIa LuIIey ha cam
biado SUI domicilio, del lugar en- que
Sc encontraba, a la Casa No. "a de
la Gale Mccormick.
P~rocedente de la ciudad de Quay
mas, ha llegado a est: ciudad la Sra.
Amada Vida. de Castro, acompanada
de sus hijas Guadalupe y Maria.
La. Sra. Carolina de Apodaca, es-
posa del Sr. E. H. Apodaca, ha sa-
lido con destino a Ell Paso, Tex, en-
donde permanecera alugunas soma
mas, al lado de SUI familia que reside
ALA.
Muy c%ontentos y satisfechos y con
nuevos brios para TRAFALGAR, segdn
nos dijeron, vinieron los selores que
ell domingo pasado hicieron un Via
je a Phoenix, con ell objeto de asis-
tir a la installation de la Logia No.
8 de la Alianza Hispano-Americana,
que Sc estableci0 en- la Capital del
Estado, ademas de la va ~existente,
que es la No. 100.
Los senores m~encionados son Mi
guel Cervantes, JESUS S~iqueiros, E.
H. Apodaca, S. Gutierrez Ruiz, y ia
milia, M. R. Grijalva, M. Felix, T.
Serrano Cabo y A. Celaya.
Todos ellos, como decimos al prin-
cipio de esta nota, vinieron uma
mente contentos, tanto por 10 feliz
del viaje como por las atenciones que
Sc les dispense en- auuella ciudad,
solamente que, nos dice ell senior Gri-
jalva, y tai vez algunos de los de-
mas este igual que ell, vino con IN
ardorcito en- la .garganta por que ell
aqua que por ALA hay, no Sc pa
rece a la de aqui.
FL martes de la semana que ter
nina cnlnhr6 Gil dfa de dfaa 81 &C.
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19

10 DE NOvIEMBRE DE 1927
Rafaela Verdugo, hija del senior Ma
tai apellido.
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19

FL senior Donaciano Macon, quien
reside por mucho tempo en- esta
ciudad y que actualmente Sc halla
dedicado al concrete en- Nogales, es-
tuvo en- Tucson ell jueves pasado, ha-
biendo visitado a sus amigos.
El fronterizo., 1927-11-19

La Sra. ManueIIa LuIIey ha cam
biado SUI domicilio, del lugar en- gu,
Sc encontraba, a la Casa No. "a d.
la Gale Mccormick.
Evening star., 1927-12-05
MALTOP, Inc.

1909 Broadway Dept 100 Buffalo, N. Y
Evening star., 1927-12-05
TWO DEAD IN STORM.
Traffic Delayed by Snow and Sleet
i'm East.

NEW YORK, December @.-A
snow and sleet blanket over the East
ern States, followed by rain, made
trouble for all forms of traffic today.
Riding a northeast gale. which at
some places reached a velocity Of
more than so miles an hour, the
storm, which came with the seasons
first cold wave, resulted in at least
two deaths and delays to railroad and
ocean-going shipping. A man and a
6-year-old girl died in New York in
auto crashes, traceable to the storm.
Incoming liners bearing many pas
sengers and heavy shipments Of
Christmas mail were several hours
to a day behind schedules.
There were zero temperatures in
New England and northern New York
State, with snow and sleet ranging
from two inches to several inches
deep.
Eighteen thousand men and 76O
trucks We're given the task of clear.
ing New York City streets Of two
inches or more of snow.
Eastern Pennsylvania, southern
New Jersey and Delaware were COW
cred by snow. The depth was two
inches at Philadelphia. Boston had
no measurable snowfall
Evening star., 1927-12-05
REED MUM ON CANDIDACY.
Declines to Comment on Report He
Will Ask denomination.

Senator Reed. Democrat, of Mis-
souri,, who some months ago an
nounced he would not run for an.
other Senate term next year, had
nothing to say yesterday concerning
reports from Missouri that he will
seek the senatorial nomination again.
Senator Reed, in keeping silent on
the denomination reports, reminded in
quirers that, of course, every man
has the right to run for an Office.
Evening star., 1927-12-05
RECORDS NOW INDEXED.
Confederate Army Statistics Of
Civil War Compiled.
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
Available records of the Confederate
armies, ordered compiled by the War
Department under act Of Congress in
1903. are now card indexed and ready
for use, $4,000 names having been added
to the roster since the work was re-
sumed after the World War It re-
quired the flint Of 1,477, 1858 index
cards, the making of 1,136,705 new
cards and the sorting and proper dis
tribution of 100000 personal papers
to finish up the job.
Evening star., 1927-12-05
Heads Chillum Club.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


CHILLUM, Md, December 5.-Mrs.
Harrison Dixon has been elected presi-
dent of the Chillum Community. Club,
comprising women of this section.
just organized here. Mrs. r. III.
Crandell has been chosen secretary
and Mrs. Fl. j. GUIDE, treasurer. Or
ganiZation of the. club was effected
with the aid and under the direction
of Miss Ethel NJ. Regan. county home
demonstration agent. A meeting will
be held Thursday at Chillum Hall.
starting at 2 pm. All women are
invited.
Evening star., 1927-12-05
AVOID DIZZY
SPELLS

Never we'll. Always tired and
TAGGED out. Beauty tosser away
by neglect. To be beautiful and
to keep youth the system must
be free from poisonous backwash
of constipation which often causes
dizzy spells. For 20 years, DIR.
F. NJ. Edwards gave his patients,
in place of calomel, compound
of vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets. known
bv their olive color. They free
the system of poisons that raw
age health, energy, beauty.
You need never have sallow
complexion, dull eyes, coated
tongue, throbbing headaches-all
signs that your bowels are clog
eed. liver is torpid. Take DIR.
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly.
They act smoothly and without
sripin9. How much better you'll
feel and look. Everywhere wise
men and women who know the
value of good health take DIR. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. All drug
Sists, 15c, Soc and 60c.
Evening star., 1927-12-05
MERALHE
W~ KIND TO EYES
To End Severe Cough
Quickly, Try This
For real results, this old homemade
remedy beats them all. Easily
prepared.

You'll never know how quick M
ly bad cough can be conquered, M
until you try this famous home N
made remedy. The prompt relief III
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Pinex is a most valuable con-
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he most reliable remedy for throatI
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Evening star., 1927-12-05
DEALERS

If you have not yet received
YOUR allotment of these shakers
drop a card to Harry B. Cook,
Inc, Guilford Ave. and 3Oth
St., Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1927-12-05

For the fifteenth year in succession
the entries Of j. w. Greensit of Holme.
on-Thrick, England, won first prize at
the recent Wensleydale Sheep Breed.
ers' Association annual show.
Evening star., 1927-12-05
"A Meal In a Glass;
Our Guarantee

Try Toddy at risk. Your dealer is
authorized to return your money if you do not
like it.
Evening star., 1927-12-05

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Evening star., 1927-12-05
Are You Too Fat or Too Thin?

Write for free folder How to Enjoy Life,
giving Instructions on how to reduce and also
how to gain weight. With it we will also send a
folder of recipes for making delicious candies,
cakes, icings, etc. Write to-
Evening star., 1927-12-05
Join the Army

Get one of these shakers and you will join
the army Of millions of steady drinkers of Toddy.
A food drink SO nutritious, SO well balanced yet
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AFFAIRS OF DESIRE
IS PLEASING FILM
Continued From Page a

and marries the young architect fell
low.
The way the director has present
ed this story really makes it cork
ing wise entertainment of the min
ute. There are a lot of clever laughs
here, and so ultra-inelodrama
Probably the name of Josephine
Dunn, who plays the role Of Honey,
means nothing to you. 1t didn't to
me until l saw this picture. Under
stand that Miss Dunn is graduate
of the Paramount studio school OF
acting. Somebody has done a won
derful job here. You are going to
hear more about this girl, she is 60
ing to be winner if l am not all
wrong in my Judgment.
The bill includes Mabel Nor
mand comedy, news reel. Lester
Huff at the organ, Emil Seidel and
his orchestra and other events. ~
At the Apollo all week.
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dlll IlISL iHONtc
and it works in 1T
But this is getting the cart before
the horse, so to speak. "It"-and
this is a nifty, tantalizing title-con-
Germs a New York shop girl who has
that personality something that
causes men to go wild. And Betty
Lou, played by Clara Bow, turns
tons of ''it' loose upon the rich
owner of the department store where
Betty works. You have the feeling
that sit" is highly successful, and
there probably will be lot of sit"
floating about town this week.
With Clara Bow in the right sort
of a role. you can sleep easy on the
fact that Betty Lou is the right sort
of girl, who has the right brand of
cit" This Bow girl is coming win
ner on the screen. And "It' is a
winning vehicle for her. Antonio
Moreno is satisfactory as the depart
ment store owner who falls for 'it. /"
But the real comedy laugh of this
movie is secured by William Austin,
as Monty" a regular sap character.
Whoever dug up this man has dis
covered the best Percy type in the
business. He is a riot, and you will
laugh at and with him. The photog-
raphy is splendid.
You know that 1 am not wild over
an Elinor G1yn story, but in ut"
Madam has turned out mighty merry
screen entertainment.
The bill includes Salt and Pepper,
singers; an overture, Dessa Byrd at
the organ and other events.
At the Circle, all week. =
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II ~ " -
Week )" you can
.cst /; ssured that
'iadaln has some
entrance in this
seizures This wom-
IN has never yet
seen accused of
passing up an OPP
0ortunity. And so
he struts in on a
cabaret scene aft
or the cast list
'las given out the
information in big
type that Madam
8 actually in the
cast. 1 understand
that this is Mad
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MoUie Verdict


COLONIAL-"The Sensa-
ton Seekers" with Billie Dove,
is splendid story of the day
and has much to recommend
it.
OHIO-The real sensation
here this week is Charlie Davis
and his gang. Here is Davis
at his very best so far.
CIRCLE-Elinor Glyn has
turned out mighty nifty enter
tainment in ut" Clara Bow
registers as expected from her
earlier work.
APOLLO-An old theme has
been wisely and magnificently
dressed up in Loves Great
est Mistake. -"
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Saint and Simmer
BIZ ANNE AUSTIN

the will, you know. I'll ask AleXan-
der Cluny-the other executor-to
see that you get Cherry's things.
They have no right to hold her
trunks, and Alex knows it. If nee
essary, I'll have Churchill handle it
for you-issue the necessary legal
papers, whatever they may be. But
in the meantime I think you have
every moral and legal Alright to dis
pose of the mink coat and the
other things that weren't in the
trunks. 1 think it's a splendid idea.
AS for Cherry's notion that nobody
would want to buy her clothes, she's
all wet! There are hundreds Of
women throughout this esthetic land
of ours that would pay double the
worth of it to be able to say they
own the mink coat that Ralph Cluny
gave to Cherry Lane, the most beau
tiful muir"
Don't say it, Bob, or I'll scream
Faith warned him. ''Of course, /
won't sell it on that basis at al.
Now. what do you think about our
right to the jewelry that your uncle
gave her? oh, l know it sounds
horrible to suggest it, but after all,
he did give the things to her
You turned them over to Mur-
Gibson, didn't your" Bob, asked.
THAT night of the discovery of the
murder?"
'Yes-Td forgotten. The State
will keep them until after the trial,
of course" Faith blushed with
shame.
NEWT. Ea;tl, arcounfara hu,,,iIi
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Other theaters today offer: Kath-
arine Cornell in 1.-THE Green Hat" at
English's; Garden Of Roses" at
the Palace; the Heidelberg Student
Chorus at the Lyric; Kitty Doner
at Keith's; t'The War Horse" at the
Isis; Zone Increasing Purpose" at
the Uptown; "Twinkletoes" at San
ders; 1.-THE Canadian" at the South
Side and burlesque at the Mutual.
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The Best Cough Syrup
Is Homemade :
Here's an easy way to save 81. and yet
have best cough medicine
you ever tried.

You've probably heard of this fam.
GUS homemade cough syrup. But have
you ever used it? Thousands of fam
lilies feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. It's simple and cheap,
but the way it takes hold of cough
will soon earn it a permanent place in
your home.
Into pint bottle, pour 21s ounces
of Pinex; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or, il
desired, use clarified honey, instead OF
sugar syrup. 1t tastes good, never
spoils, and gives you full pint of bet
ter cough remedy than you could buy
ready-made for three times its cost.
1t is really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy conquers q
cough-usually in "a hours or less. II
seems to penetrate through every air
passage, io0sens dry, hoarse or tight
cough, lifts the phlegm, heals the mem.
branes, and gives almost immediate
relief. Splendid for throat tickle
hoarseness, bronchitis and bronchial
asthma.
Pinex is highly concentrated com.
pound of genuine Norway pine extract
and palatable guaiacol, which has been
used for generations for throat and
chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
with directions. Guaranteed to b
give absolute satisfaction or az.
money promptly refunded. The -
Pinex Co., TT. Wayne. Ind.
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ELINOR GIXN HAS a
REAL WINNER IN. "IT"

And in walked Madam Elinor
Glyn in one Of her own movie
stories. =
Because Madam is a mighty clever
Snowman, resardiosS Of -he fact that
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FOR TIE SCHOOL CHILD

The most practical school costume
for the little girl is a plaid wooden
tailored blouse, worn over a box
pleated skirt in plain, harmonizing
color.
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difficulty with her parents because
they do not want her to have boy
company yet. Better do as they say
for the present, Blue Eyes. You
have plenty of time.
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Three-piece ensembles in rose
beige tones are very smart for
spring.
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LUNCHEON SOUP

Chowders and purees should be
served as main dish for luncheon as
they are too heavy to be used merely
as q soup.
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VIOLET FAILLE

Parma violet colored faille makes
bunch of paler violets over one ear
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MENUS
For the
FAMILY
BY SISTER MARY

RREAKFAST-W pears, &C.
real, thin cream. scrambled eggs
with frizzled dried beef, cornbroad,
milk, coffee.
LUNCHEON = Cream Of onion
soup, croutons, sweet potato and
pineapple salad, whole wheat bread
steamed fig pudding, milk, tea.
DINNER-Baked halibut steaks
with dressing, shoestring potatoes,
dandelion greens with bacon dress
ing, caramel nut custard, whole
wheat bread. milk, coffee.
After making the caramel and
spreading it evenly over the baking
dish, sprinkle chopped nuts evenly
over the caramel. Then add the Gus
tard mixture and bake as usual. The
nuts absorb some OF the caramel and
have an unusual and delicious taste.
The dessert must, of course, be
served very cold.
Steamed Fig Pudding
Three-fourths cup chopped figs, 1-3
cup granulated sugar, 2 tablespoons
butter, l egg, 12 cup mliK, cup
flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, Ia
teaspoon salt, u teaspoon vanilla.
Five or six figs are put through
the food chopper and thoroughly
mixed with tablespoons sifted flour.
Cream butter and gradually beat in
sugar Add one or two tablespoons
sifted flour, beating to keep mixture
perfectly smooth. Add egg we'll beat
en-. Mix and sift remaining flour with
salt and baking powder and add al
ternately with milk and vanilla to
first mixture. Stir in prepared figs
and turn into well buttered mold
Cover mold and steam for one hour
Serve with whipped cream or hard
sauce.
Copyright, 1927, NEA Service, Inc.l
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LACE AND CHIFFON

Dance frocks for the young girl
are almost invariably made of lace
and chiffon combined, this season.
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TRUE WOMEN LOVE "A HOME
Modern Housewife Just the Same as the Matron of
Rome Who, Despite Her Slaves, cafed for the
Family Gods With Her Own Hands.
By Martha Lee

AS truly the points north and unerringy
the birds south in tn ewnter does the heart OF woman
home -
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NILE GREEN
FELT HATS

Glove silk lingerie in nile green is
increasingly popular.
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PULL-ON GLOVES
ROSIE REJGE

Pull-on gloves of chamois or suede
are best for sport wear.
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Keep Thin
To Keep Young


Fight excess fat, whatever else you do
for youth, beauty and vitality. Fat Is
not popular today.
Some fight fat by strenuous exercise,
some by starvation diet. But the hight
is hard and never-ending.
Millions have learned to fight it with
Marmola Prescription Tablets. They
correct the cause. This is the easy,
pleasant way.
Marmola has been used for 10 years.
The use has grown, through proved re-
suits, until people are using very
large amount. YOU see the results wier-
ever you look. You can learn them by
inquiring of your friends. Excess fat IS
not nearly so common as it was.
Some wonder if such results can be
accomplished without harm. The evil
dence is everywhere. Countless people
know that Marmola brings benefits
other than reduction. 1t could not live
and prosper for nearly two decades
without that.
y Learn what Marmola does. Watch
rthe gradual but constant reduction.
Watch the new vitality that comes.
Then tell your friends. Tell them how
easy it is to reduce in the right way.
Go start today.
Marmola prescription tablets are
sold by all druggists at 81 per box.
If your druggist is out. he will get
- them at once from his johber.
MARNfOIsA o
Descyipfion Tzhlsts
lie pleasant lLdg oHedxcs
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UNDRESSED KID

Undressed kid gloves may be
cleaned by rubbing lightly with fine
sandpapey
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Felt hats Of combined black and
flesh color are new.
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That's the conclusion of a modern
novelist, in face Of the fact that the
modern girl usually seeks to hide, or
at least to camoufiage this inclina-
ton.
If she wants to appear very
sophisticated indeed, she may even
say it's not true, but this homing in
clination being natural element of
Il normal woman's mind, why should
she be ashamed of it?
Competent, successful, self-suffi-
Gent, she may appear in the work
lday world, but in the home she is
iupreme. Her hands minister to the
needs of those she loves. Why should
he pretend that this, her age-old
leritage of home maker, no longer
interests or holds her?
Just as the matron of ancient
1ome, who, though she had many
laves, cared with her own hands
or the family gods and the cooking
tensils, so Mrs. Modern Housewife,
With all modern devices of electricity
md late inventions, is still, and per
lps in spite of herself, homes sa-
. ed symbol