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Evening star., 1932-06-02
PAC|N| AND GULL
RANKING BOWLERS
Top National Lists-District
Is Well Represented in
All of Classes.

~ LIE PAc1N1 and Lorraine
GULL, both Of Washington, TO-
day bore the highest honors in
bowline-No. national rank
ings
For Miss GULL it was the fifth con-
secutive year she has received the hon.
or. For Pacini it was his first. Last
week he was awarded Washington's No.
l ranking. The rankings were made
last night by the National Duckpin
Congress.
Ray Barnes of Baltimore was chosen
No. g with Reds MegaW OF Washington.
doubles partner Of Pacini, awarded
No. 3.
Henry Hiser of Bethesda was the only
onlv other bowler of Washington and
vicinity 10 place in the first TO-
Two other local women placed in the
first 10 in addition to Miss GULL. Billie
Butler was given No. 6 and Lucy Owen
No 9.
For the first time in the history Of
the National Duckpin Bowling Congress
doubles teams were rated. Seven were
chosen, three from Washington. Me-
gaw and Pacini ranked No. 2; Howard
Parsons and Charles Watson. No. 6. and
Make Rosenberg and Paul Harrison,
No. 7.
Rankings follow:
Mems Singles.
I. Ollie Pacini, Washington.
?. Ray Barnes, Baltimore.
3. Walter Mcgsw, Washington.
4. Louis Catelli, Providence.
8. Ed Blakeney, Baltimore.
6. Ray Won Dreele. Baltimore.
7. Charles Bauer. Baltimore.
8. Henry Hiser, Bethesda.
9. William Arnold, Annapolis.
10. Ed Kellerer, Lawrence, Mass.
Women's Singles.
l. Lorraine GULL, Washington.
2. Helen Randlett, Richmond.
3. Nellie Beardsworth, Taunton
Mass.
4. Viola Raycob, Baltimore.
5. Dorothy Lawson, Richmond.
6. Billie Butler, Washington.
7. Katherine Wall, Norfolk.
8. Naomi Zimmerman, Baltimore.
9. Lucy Owen. Washington.
10. Polly Dozier, Richmond.
Mems Doubles.
l. Nick Tronsky-William Tato. Con-
necticut.
2. Walter Megaw-Ollie Pacini, Wash
ington.
). Wesley Askew-Ray Barnes, Balti-
more.
4. Archie Capisto-James OLindy,
Boston.
5. Carl Frisk-Mike Bogino, Hartford
Conn.
6. Burt Parsons Charles Watson. Sill
yer Spring. Md.
7. Make Rosenberg Paul Harrison,
Washington.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
Links Star Is Out
Golf Analysed
by JOE GLASS

As has been pointed out, q re-
Taxed stance. with the knees slightly
bent, puts the player in position for
a proper golf pivot, while fixing the
eve on the ball anchors the head and
keeps the pivot in its proper orbit.
Achieving these things. the player
has gone a long way toward insur-
ing balance But he also must see
that incorrect use of his arms does
not finally throw his swing out Of
gear.
Arm control Is achieved first, by
extending the left arm and keeping
Evening star., 1932-06-02
PUBLIC LINKS LISTS
WILL CLOSE JUNE 5
Qualifying Rounds for National
Tournament Slated to Start
Eight Days Later.
Py the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OUISVILLE. KY, June 2.-Entries
l. for the local Qualifying r',nN- n
which cities will choose their play
ers for the annual public LINKS got
tournament will close June S.
The preliminary qualifying rounds
at least 36 holes medal play, will be
held during the two weeks beginning
June IS, each city desiring to enter
the national tournament being allowed
six players who make the grade in
those rounds.
The national tournament will be held
here July 1928. under the auspices of
the United States Golf Association.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
ST. JOHNS GOLFERS WIN.

st. Johns golf team easily defeated
Gonzaga yesterday on the Rock Creek
Park course to !.
Summaries:
Ortman tSt JD defeated Melovich, Z
and 6; Burns .tGonzaeal defeated steele.
3 and 2. Best ball-St Johns. and 9.
Stanley (St. j. defeated Jarvis ] and
6; j. Lock 49,. ~ defealed Morris, and
l. Best sall-st.- John. 8 and T..
OLeary tst. j. defeated Beroerich.
end I; McNamee (st ~ defeated Me-
:i.hon, and S. Best ball-st. Johns
Evening star., 1932-06-02
WANTED-SALESMEN.
(Coutinued.)
SAIESNiE EN-

Salary plus commission il can
qualify; must have car, know
city and furnish Washington
references. Prefer men of spe-
cialtv experience. If blue and
afraid of work. stay away. Mr..
Krentzlin after 10 mornings.
OOl. 1lO3 Vermont avenue NV
Evening star., 1932-06-02
HELP-WOMEN.
(Continued.)
EXPERIENCED
SALESWOMAN.

Salary plus commission if
qualified: must be over 25, ac-
tive, of good appearance and
personality, and know Washing
ton; car helpful. If you are dead
broke, don't apply. Excellent
future for ambitious woman.
See Mr.. Gaines, COS. llO3. Yer
mont avenue. NV. after 10 am.
LADIES.
Several high-type ladies to fill
vacancies; must be neat and
have a pleasing personality.
NOTHING TO SELL.
Come in and let us prove to
YOU that there is no so-called de-
preston. Call between II 80
and 5 any day after Monday.
Ask for Miss Nickerson, ll2l
Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

CAPABLE SALESMAN
TO REPRESENT US IN BALT1-
MORE AND WASHINGTON TER
RITORY, COMMISSION BASIS.
PREFER PARTY WITH ENPERI-
ENCE WITH WHITE TRUCKS.
WRITE EX PERI r y c + AND
QUALIFICATIONS TO PIT T s.
BURGH PARTS CORPORATION.
SANDUSkY STREET. PITTS
BURGH, PA.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

HOOMING HOUSE.
NO DOWN PAYMENT to reliable party;
owner must leave city; II rooms, baths; all
See Mr.. Fowler. sos r st. NV. Met. 6308.
WANTED-Dtrect from owner. good rooming
mouse; must be a bargain. r. NJ. Dc ShaZo,
1l30 14th NV. Nat. $500
DELcATESSEN. FOUNTAIN and light lunch
In Northwest section: will sacrihce on Ac-
count ef III health for s7So. cash only. Ad-
dress Box 303-C, Star once,
Evening star., 1932-06-02
SCORE IN MIXED DOUBLES
Alice Davis-Mofitt Sent Four Sets
in City Tournament.

Downing Sara Moore and Lieut.
Grove by 3-5, Go, So, Alice Davis
and w. A. Mofitt yesterday advanced
into the semifinal round of the City OF
washington mixed doubles tournament
at the Reservoir courts
Evening star., 1932-06-02
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUsEWoRK, part time or days
work. by Feat. reliable colored GIRL city rel
Potomac l59s-M.
GENERAL HOUsEWoRK. by experienced
ssISrs0 ssss GIRL no cooking city REL N0''N
GIRL. colored. neat, for part-time work for
mornings nursing. cleanins or plain COOK
ine desired. Columbia 0935.
GIRL, colored. from Georgia, wishes work
as general houseworker; go home nights
GIRL ,colored, wants part-time housework
e. Col d sSss fsl lois K Kenyon sway TOR summer
mss. 10 a. Phone North s7ss ~
GIRL. colored. with city references. wants
day work. Phone North 1873
GIRL. nsht brown. wants job caring for
enced. Call Columbia 655s-W.
GIRL: colored. want. place nuEsemaid or
6l63-W from TO 8.
GIRL, colored. wishes morning work. part
time or light housework. Atlantic 1922
HOUsEWoRKER. white. experienced; cook
modations;. s5o-sso mo; permanent; refer
ences Address Box SIC. Star once. 3.
MAID.Lady leaving city. wishes to place
work or part time. Adams o67l.
MAIDS '2). oolored want work for Sum-
mer one trained IN practical nursing; GOOD
Fels NOftn oOJS.
MAN AND WIFE wish Job as chauffeur and
maid, houseman or any kind Of work to-
gether. Call Col %464.
NURSE-Naval oficer leaving city. desires to
place excellent colored nurse; has had care
of baby under ] VI: especially capable with
small children. Emerson 6s4o
PART-TIME WORK from until O'Clock.
by colored woman; reference. Phone Dec
3777-W.
WAITRESS OR MAID - Light colored girl
wants work; experienced can stay nights or
leave city for Summer; city reference Phone
Decatur l90s-J.
WOMAN. white, under 80. desires position
as maid. refined suburban adult home or sea
shore Met sl28. 10 TO II.
WOMAN. colored experienced: wishes place
10 go away or place in small family stay
NIGHTS. Pot ls44.
WOMAN. settled, wishes Job to 80 away for
the Summer. best OF references. Maggie
walker. $40 18th ST. ne
WOMAN white, elderly. neat. reliable, wants
housevork mo washiag) and plain cookins'
SIS a month: Good references. Address Box
3<2-C. Star once. y
WOMAN. young. colored. wishes Job as gen.
eral houseworker in private family; city ref;
good cook. Decatur 326iW.
WOMAN. colored. wants general or days
work. Telephone Pot. 434s-W. Address lA2
Swami st
WOMAN colored, experienced, wants general
housevork. chambermaid or waitress; city
ref North 2743
WOMAN wishes days work Silver Sprins
or Woodside. Silver Spring l-F-l4.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ROOMING HOUSE. 10 rooms rent reason
able; central. clean; good furniture; all rent
ed; 1915 cash. Phone Pot. 2273 3
LUNCH ROOM, good NV. location; fully
equipped: good business; low rent: price
$1,000. Address Box 34l-C, Star once
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES, corner. pumps;
Address Box 35s-C, Star once
WANTED-Small independent gasoline sta
ton in d. c. or lot for same. Call Ga. 36o5-J.
RESTAURANT for sale in downtown section.
cash or terms: good place for right man;
once q.
$50 SHOE, SHINE STAND, , chairs, $50.
Apply 43o King St. Alexandria. Va. 81
ROOMING HOUSES
We handle the best houses in town: proved
ny TIE hundreds we've sold. Our prices are
10 low, ssi, our terms easy Have plenty of money
See MT Mr. FoTliT S9~ m sshs'ss 5os St. NV Met ssos
CIGAR. CANDY AND MAGAZINE STORE
health so2 qs sol2b soa2
LADY DESIRES TO OPERATE CAFETERIA
or tea room N apartment house or otherwise;
Simmons sradgate; long. successful expert
lease. Address Box 347-C Star ONCE.
BARGAIN FOR COLORED OR WHITE-Del-
eatessen and grocery; doing nice business.
stock OF goods show cases. cash register, Tt
cigar counter, etc Rent only S25 month
Tgisk fiao ,.S sS9n nesessaTy R. NJ De shsso'
REAL BARGAIN
T-room bungalow. store. lunch room. gas
station. tourist camp; 2lz acres; fronts on
State roads l6 miles from Capital: good
business. sale because Of sickness. price low.
Apply 70 owner, 1850 Bennett pl. ne At
lantic 45is-W.
ROOMING AND BOARDING
It's sure a bargain: 18th st's best location.
u rooms. plenty OF baths, nicely furnished
A money-msker 10 one who knows how to
run n!St-c.ass place. AT a low price and
only $500 down payment.
See Mr.. Fowler. sos F ST. NV Met 630S
LUNCH CARS
OPERATE A DEPRESSION-PROOF
o MAHONY DINING CAR.
We Will finance any responsible business
man to the extent Of 75te OF purchase price
Locations New and rebuilt diners avail
JERRY OMAHONY. INC.
800 W GRAND ST ELIZABETH. N J.
CAPITAL SECURED
For Any Good Proposition or Invention.
9Th FLOOR, DIST NAT BANK BLDG,
I4o6 ST NV ESTAB 1928
BOOMING HOUSE
Near Dupont Circle; II rooms, 3 baths;
one OF the best furnished rooming houses in
city; low price, $500 down payment, balance
easy.
See Mr. Fowler. sos ST. NV. Met ssos
HAVE REAL BUYERS for III. following
places. small o. large. Grocery stores, dell
catessens. lunch rooms. Cigars: also GOOD
rocmins house or any paying business.
7. +. CARLEN, SO2 10th NV.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

it extended until it breaks naturally
in the follow through: secondly. by
using it to take the club back from
address and pulling 1t down on the
forward swing. This keeps the club
head inside the direction line until
impact, which is highly essential.
Other factors enter into balance.
But a relaxed stance. an anchored
pivot and extended left arm con-
troll of the swing are fundamental.
Acquire these and other factors are
apt to come automatically.
Unless you understand the pivot
you cannot hope to shoot good golf.
Joe Glass has a new illustrated leaf
let which he will send to any one
wishing 1t. Address Joe Glass, in
care Of The Star. and inclose .
stamped, addressed envelope.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
\ ernOnt ave.
HOSTESS.

Small salary plus commission
if YOU qualify; must be over .,
white, active, good personality
and appearance, and know
Washington. Splendid oppor-
tunity ior promotion. Mr.. Day
ton. COS. llO3 Vermont avenue
NV. after 10 mornings.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

RUPHERS EXCHANGE hes Al cooks.
maids houseworkers: by day week month;
ref. investigated. Decatur 1881. 1887 llth ".
Jus
Evening star., 1932-06-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

STORAGE GARAGE. also doing large repair
business: very low price: good terms. r. M.
De Shazo, l130 l4th NV. Nat. $500
WANTED-To rent lunch room or Al loca-
ton tor barbecue stand. hishway or park.
Give description, location and terms in first
letter. Address Box 30e-C. Star once. g
WANTED-A high-class restaurant business
In good location; will trade water front iur-
nished 5-room BUNGALOW and land South
River: involving $4,000 to $4,000. No brokers
2l9 woodward Bldg. ).
LONG ESTABLISHED financial corporation
mas Tor sale some guaranteed large income
securities in convenient amounts and lnVltes
you to investigate. Absolute security under
your control. Address Box 254-C. Star ONCE.
WANTED to buy rooming house. central 10
cation: can Fay $3.50 down no brokers. Al
oress Box 297-C. Star ofice.
RESTAURANT, GOOD, soins business. Must
be sold at q sacrifice. Lively thoroughfare;
cash and notes. Price, se.500: $4,000 down.
balance notes. Address Box 25-C. Star once.
SANDWICH sHoPPE. doing $500 wkly: bus;
rent, SIS; 3-yr. lease owner has other busi-
ness: low price; terms. 3l34 M st. NV
GARAGE ON PENNA AVE. SE-BUsINESS
Tor sale. For further information address
BOX 1860. Star ONCE. "
. RAINBOW: DAISY AND BUTTER BALL
Star Office
Evening star., 1932-06-02

HELP--MEN AND WOMEN.
GENERAL HoUsEWORKER age 25-35; must
have good ref: no laundry; small family; s6
week. North 6208.
SEVERAL ENERGETIC PERSONS to sell lots
n D. C. colored subdivision: experience not
necessary; liberal commission. Call Nat.
1899 until pm.
Evening star., 1932-06-02
WANTED-SALESMEN.

MEN wanted to establish and conduct
Rawleish City business in Washinston, Ber-
wyn and Annapolis Reliable hustler can
start earning s35 weekly and increase rap
idly Write Immediately. Rawleigh Co.
Deot D.C.-2-V. Chester. Pa.
with car. age $3.50; experience
no house-to house canvassins
Your income should exceed SIS weekly. Our
held manager trains you. Phone H. L. Fisher,
sALESMEN linen or women) to sell an in
expensive necessity that every store. garate,
apt. or home Is . potential buyer: can make
from 50 to SIS per day; experience not nee
you 70 investigate. 2Sl2 penna. ave. nv.
SALESMEN-Compsn operating in 81 States
needs four salesmen for the city Of Wash
irston; prefer those experienced in the sale
Of insurance installnent savinss accounts
or hish-grade securities: our successful men
are earning better than $1,000 q year. See
manager, 706 Dist. Nat. Bank Bids. y
Evening star., 1932-06-02

MOTOR TRAVEL.
COLLEGE STUDENT DESIRES TRANsPOR-
ation to Oklahoma; will drive for trans
portation; can leave about June g. Address
Bow sac. Star once. 3'
GO BY PRIVATE AUTO-Trayel for less in
comfort all points. National Auto Travel
Bureau. 1401 Eye St NV. Met. 1887 80
KANSAS CITY, ST LOUIS, WAY POINTS;
careful. experienced this route share ex-
pnses; leaving real soon. Phone North 2d2l.
ONE PASSENGER for motor trip to Erie.
Pa: leave Saturday. Call Cleveland 9o68.
LEAVING FOR .OTTUMWA: IOWA, JUNE g.
able. Call West o7so. Apt. 1o7.
SHARf EXPENSES any part Of country
We furnish passengers or car. U. S. TRAVEL
BUREAU. l22 Pa ave. nv. Met 67S2
DRIVING san ANTONIO June 7; new Buick;
take two: references; SIS each. BOX 3o3
Westminster. Nd.
BUNYAN's AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU.
CARS FOR ALL POINTS DAILY:
1904 18th ST. NV. NAT. 7lo6.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

SACRIFICED FOR CASH.
Attractive, newly decorated cafe in estab-
hshed location. two blocks from White House
and Connecticut ave. Is FOR sale Ideal for
high-class popular-priced business. Invssti-
gate at once. Owner on property 80 to
$50 pm. daily. or phone HARRY ROSS,
LINCOLN 1916, FOR APPOINTMENT.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

MEMBERS Of the Kenwood Golf and
lVl Country Club will qualify SATURDAY
and Sunday for the club title, now
held by Maury Fitzgerald, golf writer.
An ls-hole qualification round Will
Be played, to be followed by match
play on June IL and IL.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

FURN1TURE-New and reclaimed bed room
and living room and dining room suites,
olnette and breakfast sets. odd dress.rs,
chests. van!tles and ch.norobes occasional.
puli-up am boudoir chairs secretaries and
desks; sun parlor. porch furniture and re-
irlser3tors, felt-base floor covering and floor
lamps studio couches. play yards. porch
safes ard high chat 5. bed springs and mat
treSses at greatly reduced prices. HAVING no
rent TO pay enables US 10 sell for less New
Bareain House. 2oo4 18th NV. North 3942.
Open evenings
Evening star., 1932-06-02
Observation-Disclosures.

ANTIQUE DESKS, dressers. vanity, chest Of
drawers. oriental rugs secretary. child's bed,
china closet, whatnot, pedestal. Georgia
Evening star., 1932-06-02

D1AMOND-2l a-carat blue-vhite ladys soIi-
taire diamond ring: must be sold A. once
szI3 Kahn Optical Co, el7 7th st. NV
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 pcs, French wall
orator. odd pcs. 81 R. l. ave ne ADJ l.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

~ LIE PACINI and Lorraine
GULL, both Of Washington, TO-
Y J day bore the highest honors in
bowline-No l national rank
Evening star., 1932-06-02

Continued on Next PageD
Evening star., 1932-06-02

nent ring, finest cut and brilliancy: ladys
1lamond mounting. must be sold at once
100. Kahn Optical Co. GIT 7th st NV
Evening star., 1932-06-02

hX1ON0-DOn1kSx1 ~.
COOK and chambermaid- waitress. excellent;
diplomats wife recommends; both free June
IS; moderate vases. Address Box 359-C.
Star ONCE.
COOK. excellent. colored;, neat. reliable; good
reference. Pot. 1885.
COOK, general worker, colored. neat, splen-
did maid, waitress. wants full, part time
work; can leave city: reference. Dec. 5703.
COOK housekeeper-Leavine city. wish to
place competent cook. housekeeper and laun-
dress. Phone West 0l2e.
ref 224S llth NV. 3
DAYS WORK OF ANY KIND colored shep-
herd 2s55.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK and mothers help
er, by a reliable colored woman. Call Adams
94S2-W or call 764 Hobart pl. nv. this week.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. BY neat celored
girl. Phone Atlantic 1877.
GENERAL HoUsEWoEk; By sovthern nth col
Rose williams.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

DIAMOND Mans solitaire diamond ring.
weight weigh ABOUT caTats 'perfecty: solid plat
rince, $3.50 Kahn Optical Co, 6l7 7th
Evening star., 1932-06-02

FURN1TURECouch.t tables. chairs, etc; $50
easr: no dealers. Gerlach, Apt rs, 3222
Evening star., 1932-06-02

EzEST-WAY OIL RANGE. practically new:
cost s34.50; bargain SIS. lll2 X Il ne I.
FILE CABINETS. 4-dr. green. steel SIS
other once equipment. save money Wash
inston SALVAGE Co. $40 8th ST n W
Evening star., 1932-06-02

FURN.-Day beds. $3.50: suite, t25: dress-
ers, So-Sl6: chiffs. sll-Sl4; 3-pc bkfst sets
$3.50; mirrors, ti-s5: chrs rockers, 81
ffssirissi s5-l!: tables ;l-ss; beds 4 spss,
-; spinet desk. 50: triple mirror drsns.
Evening star., 1932-06-02

DOWN FEATHER PTLLoWs formerly 50
pr; overstocked. will sacrifice for 50 ss pr La
ffsncs UpholsterlnG Co. 25o) l4th st. nv
ELECTRIC ?EFRICERATCPs-S.v al tc-
ticahy new he!vinsto~-. pore -isir-::1sf. c-ld
ioI ]Ts5o Act quickly only a few left
save hall the cost. 1905 Rhode Island
avg. ne.
The Washington times., 1932-04-05
'EMBERS OF LOVE-

CONTINUED from Magazine Page
THAT, Lily Lou. He did the
same thing to Peggy he did to
you. He"
Lily Lou turned her face from
the light. "He-what? What
did he do?"
Left Her Flat
Didn't I send you the
papers? I meant to. It was the
time you were abroad. Are you
sure you didn't get them? I
told Raymond at the time.
said, You can't tell me that
they deliver all the mail over
there I said"
But what was it he did?"
ooh! Well, the SageS tried to
fix 1t so that it would look as
though Peggy broke the engage
ment, but Raymond brought
home one of those society scan
dal sheets one Of the men at the
factory had, and it said that he
broke 1t and left her flat, and it
Said-hinted you know-about
another affair he had-oh, they
didn't have your name at all!
THANK goodness for that!
But about a marriage having
been annulled. I said to Ray
mond at the time. I said
Thank fortune WE'RE not
dragged into it, I said. might
not have sent you the scandal
The Washington times., 1932-04-05
By HAZEL LIVINGSTON

us did anything, like get invited
to a good party, or have a tooth
out, and this last year has been
so different. Your letters post
marked all those foreign places
all those new names, Gwin,
Schierilli, Mailman, and before
that, that woman, Mrs. Man
chester, and your friend Maxine
Rochon- You never wrote any
thing real about any of them,
I don't know. I guess we've just
drifted apart. You've changed.
too. I don't know just how, ex.
cept that you're thinner and
wear your hair differently, but
it's deeper than that. You're
not the same"
well, it's been a long time"
Lily Lou said, defensively.
Another long silence.
"You never told me what hap.
pened to Ken. I mean, is he
still around here? After all-he
was married to me. You can't
blame me for being a little in
terested."
"He isn't! Not that I ex-
pected much of any Of that
clan. But you'd think at least
with mother dying, that they
could have at least sent a
bunch of poison oak. They
might have done THAT much
Ken at least"
Maybe he isn't anywhere
The Washington times., 1932-04-05

sheet because Raymond took
it back, I think, but I certainly
did get you the other papers
and mail them. I remember dis
tinctly, thinking at the time
that I could Just as well put
in a little gift and it would
get by without duty. Lots Of
people"
IT didn't get them. You
might have written"
Never Wrote
Written! Don't talk to me
about writing. You never wrote
any Of us, to amount to any.
thing. never had anything as
unsatisfactory as your letters
from Europe, es. Vienna,
a place I've always been inter-
ested in on account Of the
Merry Widow and all those vi.
ennese comedies, and the Blue
Danube and all. Really there
were times when I-well, I
wondered if you ever went to
Europe. I know that Raymond
doubted it sometimes
II was there all right. MY
goodness didn't I send mother
the clippings from the Paris
papers when I sang Michaela
in Carmen"
mo. You said you were go
ing to. But she never got them
The Washington times., 1932-04-05
By TuthMl
By Cliff Sterrett

around here. Maybe he went
back to South America"
"He can go to the South Pole
and hang himself on it, for all
of me-" May said dryly. "And
that's that"
That's that. Lily Lou thought
about it on the long trip across
the country. Every mile brought
her nearer to the bubchen, far
ther from California and the
Sage girl and Ken. who could
hang himself on the South
Pole for all Of May.
Everything Spoiled
"For all of me, tool" she
thought, little bitterly.
But she wished May hadn't
told her about him. It had
spo lied something. disturbed
the memory that had been
sweet and dim.
"I wish I'd never set eyes
on him!"
Telegraph poles flashed by.
White farm houses, with red
barns and silos, and fields Of
yellow stubble.
Every mile bringing her
nearer the buchen, nearer to
her interrupted career.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Washington times., 1932-04-05

It's nothing at all to make,
but most effective when finish
ed. The diagonal closing and
the buttons are really only two
of the details that make the
model smart. The sleeves are
just the right length, the skirt
pleat in front is just the right
width, and for all practical
purposes, there are no pleats
in back.
Pattern 231S is obtainable
only in sizes IA to 20 and 80
to "A. Size 16 requires 3 yards
Of 36-inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c)
in coins or stamps (cOinS pre-
ferred) for each pattern. Write
plainly your name, address and
style number. BE SURE TO
STATE SIZE WANTED. Ad.
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The Washington times., 1932-04-05
DVERTIsEMENT
STOP BAD BREATH

Thousands of people afflicted with
bad breath find quick relief through
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The
pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are
taken for bad breath by ali who
know.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act
gently but firmly on the bowels and
liver. stimulating them to natural
action, clearing the blood ana
gently purifying the entire system.
They do that which dangerous calo-
mel does without any Of the bad
after effects.
Olive Tablets brings no gripping
pain or any disagreeable effects.
DR.. F. M. Edwards discovered the
formula after 20 years of practice
among patients afflicted with bowel
and liver complaint, with the atten-
dant bad breath.
Olive Tablets are purely a vege.
table compound; you will know
them by their olive color. Take
nightly for a week and note the
effect. 15c, S0c. 6Oc.