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Fiesta de Gala

Fiesta de Gala
En- ell magnifico y muy como
cido planted de educaci6n que
por nombre lleva Sagrado Co.
raz6n, Sc celebr6 anOche, patro-
cinada por la prestigiosa Agru-
paci6n de Madres, representa-
da por distinguidas familias de
nuestra elite, un afiesta suntuo-
sa y extraordinaria que revis-
tic los caracteres de aconteci-
miento.
Los preciosos salones del IA
vorito Colegio del smart, pre-
sentaban un soberbio golpe de
vista ,adivinandose por doquier
Ia mirada Sc tendia, adornos lin
disimos tejidos con hermosas
flores, todas elias adquiridas en-
ell jardin de moda del primoro-
so jardinero Greco.
Ocupaban las mesas en- ell pc
queho Cabaret" improvisado,
elegantfsimas damas que, acom-
panadas de gentiles madamoi-
selles, pasaron unas horas de
intense y verdadero encanto an
tie la contemplation de los dis
tintos n1meros de variedades
que tuvieron lugar antes que ell
fastuoso bale diera comienzo.
Aquella comfortable residen-
cia, mitad educational Y mitad
religiosa ,estaba maravillosa-
mente honrada con la presencia
de TODD cuanto vale y significa
en- nuestra poderosa colonia que,
hacienda un alarde de luJo y dls
tinci6n, hizo que la espleRden-
te fiAsta llegara hasta los mis-
mos lfmites de 10 sublime.
La orquesta dirigida por csc
joven que TODD nuestro high life
llama Maho, y que Sc ha hecho
imprescindible entire la genie
bien, estuvo tocand6 las pleas
bailables hasta las primeras no.
ras de media noche, escuchando
cada vez que su banda termina-
ba un r;mero, prolongados y
entusiastss aplausos, prodiga-
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dos por aquella juventud que,
enloquecida con ell walls TODD mis-
terio, obligaba a su repetici6n
para no perder un solo detalle
de la inmensa algeria que LENA
ba sus almas.
AS la fiesta lego a su prOlon-
gaci6n, y cuando ell glorioso des-
file Sc hizo necesario, la concu-
rrencia satisfecha y jubilosa tu-
vO frases de enaltecimiento y
encomio para las interesantes
damas hechiceras damitas aus
piciadoras del siempre recorda-
do acto.
Lleguen, hasta elias, por me-
diaci6n de estas lineas mi mas
cordial felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
RECLAMA $15,0 POR LIE
STONES RECIBIDAS EN-
UN Academic AUTOMO
NILISTA

Aver por la tarde fu6 presen-
tado ante Ia corte de! circuito,
ror la Sra. Jewel L. Gray, IN
pleito contra los esposos Albert
s. Thornton, reolamandole SIS,
900 por las lesiones Sufridas en-
I'm accidente automovilista, ocu-
rrido en- enero del a1o pasado,
en- la esquina que forman las a
venidas de Georgia Y Florida.
La Sra. Gray alega. que Ia
Sra. Thornston era Ia linica cul-
pable del choque del cual result
tara lesionada.
Representa- a la r~eclamante,
la firma de abogados Shackle-
ford, Ivy, Farrior & Shannon.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
Ell AKRON ASISTIRA A LAS
~COMPETENCIAS AEREAS
DE TAMPA

BESIDE Washington informa-
ron aver al CapituIo de Tampa
de la Association de Ayiaci6n De
la &prida, que el diriqible "a
kron" probablemente vendra a
esta ciudad, para asistir a las
exhlblclones a6reas que tendran
lugar los dias 16 y II del corrien
te mes.
FL despacho fu6 recibido nor
ell ST.. Charles McKeand, admit
nistrador general de la camara
de comercioH y en- ell mismo Sc
hace constar que la vista del
dirigible dependera, Gnicamen-
te, Ne las condolences del item
pc; pero que 81 por dicha causa
no pudiera asistir a las compe-
tencias, vendra a Tampa POGO
despu6s de las mismas.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07

IoHd1cS enc = Sir Emil
Cornwalis an..gno tola.eicG'a
tn h 4 ,oo. r5mbi6 81 anti
Cuisine "cAi:r.c de- &u }etus-
n Blhio.ocr nar modernos mne
hes * a,gro. Tsta aamh,o Va
MI ii @'o"e;tn ont"a sus ar ista-
des, V Sir Emf, so'1 er~te,:aha
20 rir5* NO ~raa tam helIoS pc
rosa ~. -s1 s.. Ultima
nente, una de las l@mparas an
tiIuisimas alimentadas por aeei
te, que aiumbra In BibIioteca, ca
20 a! suelo, prendiendo inme-
diatamente fuogo a las pare
dos de maderas centenarias. Al
eytinguIrse, todo eStaba redu-
edo a ccnizas. n1en0s los moder
nos mucbleS, los cualcs. aunquc
m~altratadoS por cl VOraZ ele-
mcNto, cOnservaron intactos los
valiosiSimos dOcumcntos que
g~uardaban.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07

Madrid, Enero Don Mi
guel de Maura, hablando sobre
los successes ocurridos en- Casti-
10 Blanco, dijo, que "eran in
dignos de un pals civilizado, y
que ell gobierno tenfa necesi-
dad de proceder con mano du-
ra."
LA Guardia Civil ha cum
plido siempre con su deber,-
agreg6-por 10 que no debe es
perarse ninguna crisis inme-
data. Esta situaci6n no puede
prolongarse. Los socialists de-
ben aceptar todas las carteras
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
La Ben6ficd

Muy pronto esta acreditada
CllnIca' Nyo director es ell me-
dico ciruJS1o, DR.. Santiago Pa
niello, Sc trasladara hacia la ca
sa que esta enclavada en- n ca
lie Catorce y Novena avenida.
Hace algunas semanas empe-
aaron en- dicho edificio los ARE
CLOS, indicados para establecer
en- el I'm verdadero estableci-
miento benefico, dotado con los
1ltimos adelant6s que la Glen
cia moderna exige.
Els muy probable que para
prin@pios del pr6ximo mes de
febrero sea TODD cuanto hemos
escrito, una soberbia realidad.
Estan de placemes los cent~
mares de soci6s que pertenecen a
la Sociedad de Socorros Mutuos
LaReL6fica, porque muy prom
to teAdzan una casa que sera
sOrpullO de Ia colonia.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
LA GUARDIA CIVIL DISPER
SA A LOS CAMPESINOS
ARMADOS

Madrid, Enero 7.-Despa-
chos procedentes de Badajoz
informan, que la Guardia CT
vii dispers6 aver a cerca de
200 campesinos que, armados
de hoces y hachas, intentaban
arrojar a la fuerza p1blica de
una finca perteneciente al pue
bio de Matamoros.
Tambien informan de Jere-
"a, que la Guardia dispar6
contra los campesinos que ira
taron de asaltar ell Ayunta-
miento de dicha ciudad, con ell
prop6sito de pedir aumentos
de salaries.
En- este encuentro resulta-
ron diez campesinos heridos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
APLAZADA LA DECISION
CONTRA LOS ESTUDIAN-
TES

Madrid, Enero 7.-Los
miembros del consejo disciple
mario, reunidos aver en- ell edi-
ficio de la Universidad Central
para juzgar a cinco estudian-
tes cat6licos, a Quienes Sc atri-
buyen los des6rdenes del pasa-
do mes de Noviembre, Sc vie
ron precisados a aplazar su de-
cision, en- vista de una mani
festaci6n de estudiantes que
inmediatamente Sc organize Ell
senal de protesta.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
SEGURA SAEZ VIVIRA EN-
CIUDAD VATICANO

Madrid, Enero T. BESIDE
Ciudad Vaticano Sc ha infor-
mado que Ell cardenal espanol,
Monsehor Segura y Saez, ex-
pulsado del pals por ell gobier-
no republican,, fijara su resi-
dencia en- ell edificio de la Gu
ria, donde ocupara varias de-
pendencias.
OPINA MAURA QUE LOS
SOCIALISTS DEBEN A
CEPTAR TODAS LAS CAR
TERAS o IRSE DEL CO.
BIERNO
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
HERIDO DE GRAVEDAD UN
POLICIA EN- UN MITIN
CATOLICO

Madrid, Enero 7.-Mientras
defendia a los oradores que to-
maban parte en- un mitin de
la Acci6n Cat6lica, fue grave
mente herido aver en- Malaga,
un miembro de la policia mu-
nicipal.
Sc dice que la reyerta co..
memo al invadir los grupos de
la oposici6n ell Circulo Cat6li-
co donde Sc celebraba ell mi
tin, destruyendo los muebles y
la biblioteca de dicha socie-
dad.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07

Tambi6n Sc ha rccibido la con
lirmaci6n definitiva de que seis
aCroplanos de observation de la
marina, tres del escuadr0n LOG
de observation, y una bateria de
refiectores con 60 hOmbrcs Y 5
oficialeS, tomaran parte en- las
mismas, ademas de otras veinte
mas de aeroplanos procedentes
de distintos lugares de la ma
ci6n.
Los Sres. Kelly Jones y John
knight salieron aver en- aero
plano hacia Miami, con ell pro-
p6sito de inVitar a todos los a
viadores que asisten a las com
petencias de dicha ciuAd, para
que vengan a tomar partGen las
pr6Ximas a ceiebrarse en- Sam
pa.
Entire las atracciones del pro-
grama para las completeness To-
Gales, figura la explosion de un
pequeno dirigible que lanzara in
vilaciones para vuelos gratis en-
nuestro aeropuert0.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
I'm UdlioSO regdlo

LIE ha sido entregado a la pre-
ciosa nina Maria Antonio, hiia
del distinguish matrimonio Ra-
mona y Enrique Aguilar, por
n%uestro colega The Tampa Dali
ly Times, por haber sido la pri-
mera nina que vino al mundo ell
dia inicial del ano.
Tambien la Comadrona que la
recibi6 ,senorita Carmelina Laz-
cara, fue obsequiada con una me
dalla, dedication del rnismo or
gano de publicidad.
Hoy es TODD felicidad en- ell
virtuoso hogan de los esposos
AgUilar.
Quiera Dios que no Sc extin-
ga nunca.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
aELEBRA UNA
ENTREVIHA CON LOS
SRES. GOMEZ Y TORRIEN
TIE

HabaIa, Cuba, Enero Z. -
En- una entrevista celebrada
aver en- la Residential del Sr
Charles Aguirre y a presencia
del Dr.. Orestes Ferrara, entire
el Presidsnte de la Repdblica
Y los Sres. Cosme de la To
rriente y Juan Gualberto Co
mez, sc acord6 en- principle, las
futuras liberaciones del Gral
Menocal, coronel Carlos Mem
dicta y dcmas presos>politicos
que guardian prisi6n como con
secuencia ~del fracasado movi-
miento revolutionary
Aun cuando NADIA Sc ha he
Nho pGblico sobre las sondicio-
Mes bajo las cuaIes el Oral.
Machado concedera la libertad
de los mismos, Sc rum0ra, Que
Gstas tendAran q evitar EN- 10
future toda possible alteration
del orden.
Sc ha dado a entender que
una Vez decretada la libertad
de TO- presses, otras entrevistas
Sc efectuaran para llegar q
una verdadera cordialidad en-
ire los mas significados
mentos9e la oposici6R VI
presentaciones del gobierno
de Gral. Machadoa. ~
La gaceta., 1932-01-07

Presidente del club bon Ton" y
pertenece a la Secci6n de Recreo
del Centre Asturiano, Sc halla
recluido en- una sala del sanato-
rio padeciendo de ligera enfer-
medad.
Que muy pronto Sc reeobre es
TODD cuanto lie deseo.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07

Una hermOSd nina
Sc llamara Oneida la hermosa
nina que hace algunos dias ma
clio en- ell feliz hogan de sus pa
dres, los esposos Lucia y Gui-
llermo Riera.
Nuestra expresiya felicita-
ci6n al matrimonio Riera.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
Un GaO mdS

In G0O mas
Cumple hoy los 25 inviernos,
ell simpatico j6ven Adalberto
Silva, idolatrado hijo de nuestro
querido amigo Domingo Silva,
honesto empleado de la presti-
giosa sociedad Guiana.
Tn dia de dichas y de ale
grias interminables deseamos
que tenga ell j6ven de r~isuelas
esperanZaS.
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va que no hay pals en- ell mundo
en- donde manden mas las faldas
que aqui.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
La Fraternidad

Sc recuerda a los socios que
hoy jueves a las ocho, tendra e.
fecto la junta general ~extraor-
dinaria, en- la que sc han de ira
tar asuntos de tai importancia,
que el no asistir es demostrar la
mas complete indiferencia a los
intereses colectivos.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
CARTA CABLFGRAFICA De ESPANA

y con elias la responsabilidad
0 abandonar ell Gobierno."
Ell Consejo de Ministries, des
pues de celebrar session espe-
cial, inform6 a la prensa que
ell gobierno habia decretado
las penas mas severas para los
causantes de la muerte de los
cuatro guardia civiles.
La gaceta., 1932-01-07
.ENCONTRADO Ell CADA-
YER DE UN TENIENTE
AVIAD0R DEL EJERCITO

Elkins. w. Va, cnero LA po-
Iicia enviada a las m~ontanas que
Sc Ievantan cerca de esta pobla-
ci6n en- busca del aviador del
ejtrcito@ds los E3tados Unidos,
Evening star., 1932-04-14

gray. The back has black streaks and
the breast has numerous shaft lines
in black. This feather coat makes the
owl inconspicuous. The plumage is
fluffy and the wing feathers have soft.
clinging fringes. This accounts for the
almost silent fight
They are most fastidious about their
toilet, using the beak to comb and
"nibble" the feathers well The beak
is freed from all "dandruff" with the
sharp toes.
At night the eyesight Of the owl Is
perfect and the eyes, with yellow
irises opening and closing about the
pupils, resemble those of the cat
The position Of the eyes in the front
OF the head indicates that the owl
Is the hunter, not the hunted. Victims
may be sighted and Q noise, no mat
ter how slight, puts the owl instantly
on his guard His head turns quickly
and you are surprised that It can
turn so far.
The owls beak is somewhat hidden
in his face feathers. II reminds you
of Roman nose. The great, staring
eyes add to his look Of wisdom. The
strong feet with curved claws catch
the prey. while the outer toe, moving
back and forth, assists greatly in
holding 1t. The two other toes hold
the owner firmly to the perch.
Baby owls may be raised and fed
on insects and raw beef. They are
interesting as pets, but a bit snappy
caring little for human affection, and
showing no signs of love despite every
attention being showered upon them.
tCopyrisht. 1897
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Your Home and You
BY BETSY CALLISTER.

A girl was talking the other day about
waste in her home. A younger sister
Is hou.ekeeper, she said, And, poor
kid. she does as we'll as she can. I'm
sure. but she orders too muoh--a dozen
where she needs only eight. and all
that sort Of thing. It's foolish, but
she's afraid they'll think her stingy If
she orders less
There are two ways Of ordering, OF
course-lavishly and Stineily. Ameri-
can women have always been used 10
ordering lavishly. 1t has been in the
air perhaps We've abhorred the
thought of stinginess and so we've been
wasteful.
Just now wastefulness has no place
in the kitchen. 1t Is really only the
stupid woman who orders more lavishly
than need be to feed her hungry family.
II there are leftovers. they should be
utilized with great care.
Fresh food tastes better. So, no mat
ter how good the leftovers may BE-. IL
is better to order In small quantities
and use the food while 1t is fresh Po-
tatoes, bread and butter, milk, crackers.
jam and other such things can always
be provided abundantly. Then the
things that may spoil with keeping may
be ordered more sparingly.
The French cook orders in small
amounts. Things are changing to some
extent in France. Of course But ice
Evening star., 1932-04-14
Treatment of Sheer Fabrics
BY MARY MARSHALL.

afternoon or evening dress, possibly
even gathered or shirred. For more
practical purposes, the fabric may be
laid in plaits, stitched down from the
waistline over the hips nearly 10 the
knees to give the trim silhouette that
fashion demands. But OF all methods,
the smartest at the present time con-
sists of fine vertical tucks, which give
added body to the material without
marring the slender line Of the silhou-
ette.
We cannot think Of any type of dress
that would be more flattering to a
woman Of too ample proportions than
one Of these vertically-tucked chiffon
georgette dresses The vertical arrange
ment of the tucks on skirt, bodice and
sleeves has an amazingly "slimming'
look. In one dress the tucks on bodice
and sleeves run straight and parallel
while those on the skirt follow a
slightly flaring line to give necessary
fullnesS over hips and knees and q
slight ripple at the hem.
Fashion bids us wear flowers this
Spring and Summertime artificial
flowers, flowers you make yourself OF
flowers you buy at the florists shop.
Evening star., 1932-04-14
DAILY DIET RECIPE
PORK AND NOODLES.

One and one-half pounds
ground pork, one-half cup minced
onion, one-eighth teaspoon sage,
one-eighth teaspoon thyme, two
teaspoons salt, one can tomato
soup, three-fourths cup water,
one pound cooked noodles.
SERVES 4 OR 6 PORTIONS.
inexpensive pork from the
hook or butt can be used. Mix
together the ground pork, sage,
thyme, salt and minced onion.
Cook in frying pan until nicely
Drowned, stirring occasionally.
Combine tomato soup and water
(water in which noodles cooked
can be used). Add this liquid to
the Drowned meat, then add
cooked noodles and simmer all
together for about 80 minutes or
bake In a moderate oven about
80 minutes-350 degrees F. Eth
er package noodles or those made
at home can, Of course, be used.
Spinach noodles are good to use.
DIET NOTE.
Recipe furnishes protein, fat,
starch. Some lime, iron, vita
minis A, B and c present. Recipe
high in fuel or energy value. Can
be eaten by normal adults OF
good digestion who are OF aver
age or under weight.
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N A T i r E , s
C. III IL ID r E n
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
Young Screech Owl.

Young Screech Owl.
wv s. e. a. a. e. :: ! !: e s.:
repeats the question, you
cover your head and chills run up
and down your spine. You shiver and
think Of all those detective stories you
read. After fltful night you are told
that you heard the song OF the screech
owl on his nightly parade in search
of food. The song had no appeal Tor
you, but 1t is a relief 70 learn the
identity of the bloodcurdling night
disturber.
During the courting days, the
songs" may be heard more frequently,
but after marriage the young husband
talks and cheers his little wife, who
sits so solemnly on her four round,
white eggs 1t is the latter part OF
May and the father and mother talk
and whisper and click their beaks to-
gether, murmuring over the coming OF
their children. And such children!
The dearest and queerest little owlets.
How solemn they are.
Owls are very ardent lovers, and.
having once wed, they remain together
for life in peace and harmony. AS
parents they are all that could be
asked. Father owl rushes about at
night, swapping up a beetle here and
g1Ssshopper there. and perhaps a
fat, lazy grub. Moths and many
harmful enemies of man are eagerly
caught, for the babies demand much
food. Mice are, of course welcome
meat, and the owl proves his value to
the farmer in this lonely night polio
ing Of the fields After dining the owl
gives vent to most human yawn to
indicate "'nough,''
The home, as a rule. is in an old
apple tree, built in the hollow left
by broken limb, or in a deserted nest
OF woodpecker.
Owls are either reddish brown or
Evening star., 1932-04-14
Orange Cream.

Soak two tablespoonfuls of gelatin
in half cupful of cold water for five
minutes, add half a cupful Of boiling
water and one cupful of sugar and stii
until dissolved Add about five table
Spoonfuls Of lemon juice and one and
one-half cupfuls of orange juice and
pulp, chill until partly set and beat
until foamy. Beat three egg whites
with one-fourth tsaspoonful Of salt until
stid, then fold into the gelatin mix
ture. Then fold in one pint of cream
whipped, pour into q wet mold and
put In a cold place until firm. Turn
out onto platter and garnish with
orange sections II desired.
Evening star., 1932-04-14

This is an ideal attitude TO keen In
mind, because it perfectly includes ioyal
devotion, interest and sympathy, vet At
the same time it avoids every susses-
ton of love making in the presence of
others. Remember that good taste
never approves OF any public display
Of intimate feeling or emotions
I should like to make an old-fasb-
ioned, perhaps, but rather important
point, because it is one of the really
awkward situations that a newly en-
gagged girl is apt to meet. From the
point of view of etiquette, a well bred
girl is not taken, even by her f1ance,
to the house OF a friend Of his who
is stranger to her, without an actual
invitation or other courtesy having
Evening star., 1932-04-14

uelung ABOUT The 1lLan CrOnuS
Il and his son Zeus. Let the
Greek continue the story:
"Zeus was well taken care of while in
the cave. Servants watched over him.
and he drank the milk of goat. Years
passed. and he grew in strength.
"zeus decided to go to the place
where his father lived. During the
journey, he learned for the first time
that his brothers and sisters had been
swallowed by Cronus! The news made
the young god angry. He wondered
whether the other children might still
be alive. and laid plan to find out
Going to a pretty goddess, Zeus
asked her to give the Titan drink of
a certain kind of liquor She did so,
and the old fellow drank it in the belief
that 1t was good wine. In a moment
he felt almost choked, and began to
cough. As he coughed, out came the
children, one after the otherl The
stone wrapped In baby clothes also
came out.
"Cronus was filled with rage but the
children-who were gods and goddesses
escaped his reach. You can be sure
that they were angry-to have been
kept in such prison all those years!
They decided to try to conquer Cronus,
and to take away his power over the
world.
''Cronus obtained the aid of other
Tttans, and took his stand upon a
mountain. Zeus and his brothers and
sisters camped at the top of another
mountain. Several giants who had
been treated cruelty by Cronus helped
the gods and goddeSses.
Evening star., 1932-04-14

Cling and whis-
pering in public
are entirely out
side the pale Of
per conduct.
To be sure they
would probably
hold hands in a
movie, and one eX-
poets their atten-
ton to be absorbed
in each other. but
the behavi they
should strive for
in public is to ap-
pear as nearly as
possible like BROTH
er and sister who
are obviously SYM
pathetic and de-
Evening star., 1932-04-14

been shown personally to her. And vet
one cannot lay down fixed rules. For
instance, II Mrs. Older puts it this
way, John, dear, please ask your
fiancee II she won't come in for tea
on Sunday" it would seem rather un-
gracious on the girls part not to go.
And, in fact. she would probably 60.
But in this DAY of telephones it would
take Mrs. Older barely a moment to
send a message OF invitation, and not
many more moments to write note
So this remark, my dear Mrs Thought
less Older, is to you!
Evening star., 1932-04-14

has not been part Of most kitchen
equipment there, so that butter. milk,
eresm and meat have not been easily
Kept over Therefore, the French
housewife hes learned to ju$ee the needs
OF her fsmily rather accurately when
II comes to ordering food.
tcopyriEht. ls31)
Evening star., 1932-04-14
Good Taste Today
BY EMILY PosT,
Famous Authority on Etiquette
Engaged Couple in Public.

Engaged Couple in Public.
TINE other day 1 wrote of an en-
gagement announcement. To-
day l want to stress detail
i which Is OF very real concern to
etiquette-or to good taste
since they mean the same-and that Is
the behavior Of the engaged couple in
public. Conspicuous demonstrations of
affection, such as kissing and snug
Evening star., 1932-04-14


in her private school
installed all the
studio
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UNCLE RAYS CORNER

The war which followed was fast
and furious. Great rocks were hurled
back and forth and made a rumble as
they tumbled down the side OF the op-
posite mountain. At length Cronus
was defeated. He ran away, but some
Evening star., 1932-04-14
How to Scare Burglars.

The PittSfeld, Mass. chief Of police
urges people who depart from home in
the evening to leave their radios play
ing softly to scare OF possible burglars.
Evening star., 1932-04-14
Important

Every essay must be ac-
companied by the insignia
printed on sack of either
PLAIN OF SELF-RISING
WASHINGTON FLOUR
OF any size, 2-lb.. 5-lb., r.
lb. or 24-lb.
Write your name, home
address. school and grade
which YOU attend plainly
on a slip OF paper, attach
ing it to the insignia cut
from the bag. Inclose
in a separate sealed enve-
lope and place that sealed
envelope in another with
the essay, mailing them
TO he Wilkins Rogers
Milling Co. Washington.
d. {. This is important.
When received YOUR
sealed envelope containing
insignia. your name. etc.
Will be given a companion
number to that placed on
the essay, the purpose be-
ing that the identity OF the
writer will not be known
to the judges prior to the
selection of the priz. win
ming essay.
Children of employees of
the Wilkins Rogers Milling
Co. are not eligible.
Evening star., 1932-04-14
From Washington's Diary
Under date of July rs, 1888, Washington wrote
in his diary that he
FIR EEZONE =

took Wheat of three differt degrees of Kipeness
and observed after they had lain or days in the
by wch it evidently appears that to cut Wheat Knot
green is not only safe but the desirable it
be cut in The question is. whether it may not be
better to begin while the Wheat is colourng from the
upper Joint as the grain will loose but little f ANY,
than to over-rpe state, when 1t lose good
deal more by shattering. For my part clear it is
better to it green and shall have reluctance to
practice where the whole cannot be the exact
period woud choose il"
Evening star., 1932-04-14

Of the other Titans we're captured. The
Titan known as Atlas was forced 20
stand on a mountain and hold up the
sky. The gods and soddesses then di-
Wded power over the world"
1t is an interesting fact that the old
Greek story about Atlas holding up the
sky has led US to call book Of maps
an atlas. UNCLE RAY.
fCopyright, 1922