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partners opening bid Able to count
losers, he should respond with six no
trumps. which the opener may take
to seven if he has about a half trick
in reserve, or, better still, with strong
concealed five-card suit
Second. With one or more suits of
not less than five cards, the respond
ing hand may make forcing take
out of three in the suit, provided (a)
that his hand contains an ace; (b)
that the forcing suit is headed by the
top cards called for by its length; (c)
that the hand contains the primary
trick values called for by the length
of the main suit
Third. With void holding. make
eventual use Of the cue bid. II this
will necessarily force your partner to
six in the suit he prefers of those you
have bid on genuine suit length. start
the bidding with q take-out of only
two unless you have your full primary
values and are thereby justified in de-
Gliding Immediately to reach slam in
spite of openers sign-offs.
Fourth. Let the location of aces be
your first consideration. You need
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pronounced lines around my mouth and
down one cheek. Will muscle oil cor
rect this? Please tell me also how to
make tissue cream. I've been using
a commercial brand, but it doesn't seem
to help me. MRS. Z. A.
Answer-1n the late twenties and
thereafter general health becomes in
creaSingly important to good looks.
You have not mentioned your weight
and height, but from your beauty prob
lens l judge that you are underweight
and physically below par.
Your first aim should be to build up
robust health. 1t is good health that
keeps the tissues firm and youthful, not
external applications. Use pure, mild
olive oil soap to cleanse your face at
bedtime, after using cleansing cream or
oil to remove makeup and surface
CRIME. A moderate amount Of smart
ing is not harmful to the skin-it
shows that the skin is being stimulated,
which is a good thing. Lather the oily
parts second time. Rinse thoroughly
Apply an sstrineent to chin and nose
In the morning rinse your face with
cold water. dry well, pat an aStringent
on the oily parts, apply your powder
base, which may be an oily one, over
the dry areas of skin, and then finish
your makeup.
Muscle oil and tissue creams lubri-
cate the skin. but they cannot correct
wrinkles that are due to flabby skin or
to ones habitual facial expressions
Deep lines about your mouth may in
dicate that you grimace too much when
smiling or laughing or they may mtan
that you let the corners of your mouth
droop. After applying your tissue
cream give q gentle slapping massage
to stimulate circulation through your
face and improve the tCne of the
muscles and skin. You are disap-
pointed with the commercial tissue
cream because you nave been expecting
too much from it. Here is a recipe for
such cream: Two ounces oil of sweet
almonds, drains oil Of theobroma,
] ounce lanolin, 6 drains white pet
rolatum, p dram simple tincture of
benzoin, l dram borate of soda, ounce
rosewater. There IS no magic in this
formula, or any other. however. that
will eradicate the wrinkles. You must
tone up your whole system.
LOIS LEEDS.
Too Thin.
Dear Miss Leeds-I am 10 years old.
5 feet 4 inches tall and weigh about
1Ou pounus. never Itel TIBnt ana
lock so thin that everybody thinks
should gain weight Do you think
should? DOROTHEA
Answer-The average weight for your
age and height is 1913 pounds, so you
see you are very much too thin. II
you are of a naturally slender build
1t would be normal for you to weigh a
little less than the average, but your
present weight is far too low. You will
feel better and look better if you gain
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of putting at least one match
into it.
1t is simple to do that, If you know
how. Hold a half-open box in front OF
a friend, and say:
Look in the box and see how empty
it Is. 1t would be a great problem for
you to put q match in 1t; but with my
magic power can provide match in a
twinkling. Before I do so. however, ]
want you to notice that have no match
hidden in my HAND or up my sleeves.
All need do Is to call On the Spirit of
Fire as 1 close this box, and 10! 1t has
something in It'll Hear 1t rattle
The next instant you open the box
and show that there is match in 1t.
The secret is in the way the box is
prepared before you start the trick.
Take any small safetymatch box and
empty it. Open the drawer half way,
and wedge q match between the upper
cover and the hidden end Of the drawer.
If you do this in the proper manner.
keeping the match head from getting
too close to the edge of the cover, your
friend will not be able to see the match
when you hold the box half open.
When you close the box. you place
your finger just trifie inside the hole
between the covers and press the end
of the match until 1t drop: into the box.
If you like. you may work this trick with
three or four matches.
Howard Thurston was kind enough
to show me how to balance match on
the thumb. This may be done in two
ways
Place the match stick in q crease at
the bend of the thumb. and then bend
the thumb so that the lower end of
the match is held firmly. People with
good thumb creases can balance a match
that way after O little practice.
Another way is to press the end of
the match into the flesh below the
thumb nail until it makes q little hole
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method They devo working outside.
results labor
but make herself look like angel to all
who know her.
GO were going beauty
Follow occupation that will tip
will keep you alert and wide AXE Something you
slump and let yourself for minute or else your rivals WI" get
ahead OF YOU
you you that the who
the hustlers And that
Father Time overtak them he does
nothing about that they getting old
Il flexible 1t isn't joints that
rigid ideas when get set" in opinions
it rheumatism feelings and hardening
of emotions that old matter whether we are S or 80
long you keep your open
youth able touch with the girls and boys
hafooted touch 1t being
bend the back Of mind that counts
THEN should say only amiabiy
beats all of the and lotions invented No
lines peevsness discomfort
the lookout for something complain about
They disposition.
whine don't worry don't envy Keep your
mouth the makes her look 10 younger
than she is.
sTHEN say getting you
awaised of talking
dull than he is of looking at stout So want to
on looking like the one best bet in the matrimonial market to your hu
from home by boredom than are ever aued out OF the domestic
Don't allow conversational weight and heavn
him Reduce the time attention
to the baby and besow upon him Count your words as go
poaches and the throwing of other mems him
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America. and are the most abundant of
all our harmless snakes.
They are sun worshipers. and even in
the Winter a warm day will find them
creeping from their Winter quarters
to enjoy a sun bath. The favorite
hibernating places are between rocks in
soft soil and on stony ledges. They are
able to work their way down for some
distance, and gather in great numbers
to sleep together through the coldest
months.
During the Spring all the garters
begin to come out of hiding and here
they find their mates When the warm
weather is an assured fact, they sepa-
rate and go to places where the hunting
promises to be plentiful. Frogs, toads,
salamanders, grubs, are eagerly sought.
The larger animals are swallowed head
first Their greed for earthworms is q
mystery.
In August the mother gives birth to
her young. There may be a dozen
and there may be so. She protects
them until Fall and by that time they
are expert hunters and can take care
Of themselves.
The abundance of food has much to
do with the maturing of snakes. The
tdCh VI ~ WALL OCAag Az AOA SSAAAC ttAACs
A grown gartersnake will measure 8
feet in length A gartersnake mates
when it is year old.
Because of the diversity Of coloring
these snakes are difficult to describe
The ground color may be brown, olive
or black. and down the center of the
back there is usually yellow stripe
with a green or whitish stripe on either
side of it. The lower side is greenish
white or yellow.
In captivity the gartersnake thrives
and IS hardy. When frightened it
gives off an offensive cdor. but 1t soon
realizes that it is among friends and
gives up its offensive habit The snake
soon learns to come for food, and will
take it from your fingers. The con-
stantly darting. forked tongue is wrong
ly thought to be stinger, but it is Of
the same service to the snake as the
cats whiskers" to the cat
faN,a -
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(CopyriEht. 1a33.)

lived from 1878 to 17l8. In the first
scene OF the fifth act we find:
rs this that naughty, gallant, gay
Lothario"-the reference being to e
young nobleman of Genoa. who seduees
Calista, the wife of Altamont, and is
killed IN duel by the latter. He is a
libertine.
There was an earlier rake named
Lothario in Sir William Davenant's
The Cruel Brother" which dates 1880.
And still earlier. Cervantes t1547-1Cl6)
in his "Novela del rucioso impertinente''
has a character, Lothario, who is per-
suaded by Anselmo to test the virtue Of
Anselmo's wife. The story Of the incl
dent and its disastrous results, is told
in Don Quixote."
(Copyri9ht 1882
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UNCLE RAYS CORNER

That will give the match good base
to stand on. The hole" will 60 away
few minutes after the trick is per-
formed I have tried this, and have
come to no harm. You do not need to
press down on the match very long or
extremely hard.
(For Human Interest" section Of
your scrapbook)
The leaflet called "Marvels of the
Sky" contains a diagram showing sizes
of the planets and their distance from
the SUM- It tells about Donati's com-t
and other wonders II you want copy,
without charge, send stamped return
envelope to me in care of this rews-
paper. UNCLE RAY.
(Copyright, 1882
Evening star., 1933-06-02
Broken Flower Pots.

If you have flower pots on porch
railings, you know how easily they are
knocked of, and both pot and flower
broken. Each flower pot has hole in
the bottom. Drive small-headed nails
about three or four inches long through
the tops of bannisters, and over them
slip the pots. All the trouble is then
ended. Both pot and flower are secure,
and strong winds will not blow them
off
Evening star., 1933-06-02
Delicious Dessert.

Peaches and macaroons are a go1d
combination. Use either canned or
fresh peaches Lay six canned peach
halves in baking dish. Chop another
peach very fine and mix it with a
dozen crushed macaroons, a table,
spoonful of sugar, and the beaten yolk
OF one egg Moisten with the juice of
the peaches and I'LL the halved peaches
with it. Bake for 10 minutes Serve
hot or cold with a soft custard or
whipped cream.
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may be unfair and unjust. There is
nothing you can do about it.
Winsopoe Bluebird and Mrs WinSome
are quiet folk who mind their own af-
fairs. On the whole they are well liked.
They seldom have trouble with any one
excepting Bully the English Sparrow
At first he used to impose on them sadly
and there was a time when they left the
Old Orchard because of him. But of
late they have learned to stand up for
their rights and Bully can no longer
impose on them as he once could In
fact, he is quite likely to get the worst
OF it in quarrel with them now.
So it was that when the Bluebirds
had taken possession of their old house
Bully and Mrs. Bully were wise enough
to leave them alone. They made several
attempts to occupy one of the other
houses, but each time Farmer Browns
Boy interfered and finally they went
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aces or one ace
and one king
quee en- holding.
With almost four
tricks, you ca n
make the invita-
tion stronger by
bidding four no
trumps. W n / C h
partner can raise
to six II able to
confirm t he un-
qualified soundness
of his opening bid.
With four primary
tricks. plus about
q jack for margin.
responder can US
ually name every
high card which
=.
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MfLADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

normal weight. shall be glad to send
you a copy of my free leafiet on How
to Gain Weight" If you will write for
it and inclose a stamped. self-addressed
envelope for mailing 1t would be a
good plan for you to consult a doctor
also. LOIS LEEDS,
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TIME Old Orchard is like every
other neighborhood in this re-
spect. Keep to yourself as much
Il as you viii and attend strictly
to your own business still the
neighbors will talk and pass Judgment
on you. It may be fair and just and it
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How 1t Started
A Gay Lothario.
BY JEAN NEWTON.

"Lothario" for an attractive rake,
usually as elegant as he is conscience
less and unscrupulous, is known in all
modern languages.
The source of its popularity in our
current speech is doubtless in THE
Fair Penitent" Of Nicholas Rowe, who
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Oily.Dry Skin.

g.: a. r: :;: f. e.: 4: :: :: :: : e. :: ; s. s: s:
I hope you will not mind help
ing me again. I have a very sensitive
skin. My cheeks and forehead are very
dry, while my nose and chin are oily
am % years old. I am getting very
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4 me ~ R z

ish to the end of the seam. The start
and finish of the seam were one-quar-
ter inch from ends and raw edges. This
allowed the pieces to be pressed fat.
For a full-size bed it is necessary to
have about five yards OF the check ma
tertal and five yards Of the figured.
This makes the top.
The actual pattern for the square on
square" quilt design may be obtained by
sending 3 cents and self-addreSsed.
stamped envelope to Nancy Pase in care of
this paper. Back patterns may be secured
by sending cents additional for each pat
tern requested.
(Copyright, 1a33l
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~ ARTERSNAKES make enter
tanning pets and will meet
T your friendly overtures half
~ way. They are handsome. with
yellow and black stripes and
they live to ripe old age. They are
to be found in nearly every part Of
North America, Mexico and Central
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|DorothyDix| '.;:::::' ::::::' :;::
Avoid Getting Fat-Witted Even More Than
Getting Fat-Waisted, and Timber Up
Your Disposition.
Hon.
to Stay
Young

the S time
and on a schoolgirl complexion
IN have with this world
4 in nwh continually other
ourselves
the ewes of our
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They SOUND
gre@fy

JUST listen TO Kellogg's
Rice Krispies when you
pour on milk or cream.
They actually crackle with
crispness. And their won
derful flavor makes you
want them again and again.
So nourishing. SO easy
TO digest. Fine for chill
dren, particularly the eve
ming meal, because they in
vite restful sleep. Made by
kellogg in Battle Greek.
Evening star., 1933-06-02
Safety-Match Tricks.

A ORE than one person in history
M has looked into an empty
w match box and has wished that
Y L he might have magic method
of putting at least one match
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N A T u r. E S
C. HID II E N
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

GaTtersnake.
EutaenIa SirtaIis.
"A chipmunk. or a sudden-whirring quail,
Is startled by nv step as on l fare,
gartersnake across the dusty trail.
Chances and-is not there"
Riley.
Evening star., 1933-06-02

Mr. Sims is universally acclaimed the
greatest liuing contract and auction
player He iuns captain OF the reno,Caed
-Four Horsemen" team and has ,Uon "a
national championships since 1924
These articles are based on the Sims
system. ,ohich includes the oHe-orer-
one principle tUhicI the Sims group OF
players ,cas the first to employ and
deUelop.
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Slam Tries Over One No Trump.
TIRST Lacking a five-card suit.
- you can make only invitational
responses in terms of no trumps
l. Three no trumps, when you have
not already passed. invites a
slam by virtue of high cards without
suit length. Requirements-three tricks
plus intermediates, including eithar two
Evening star., 1933-06-02

MENU FOR A DAY.
BREAKFAST.
Grapefruit
Hominy with Cream.
Ham Omelet.
Rice Muffills.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON.
Frankfurters.
Potato Salad.
Raisin Biscuits.
Cherry Pie.
Tea.
DINNER.
Cream OF Onion Soup.
Hsmburg Steak.
Brown Gravy
Mashed Potatoes.
French Peas.
Cabbage and Pineapple Salad.
French Dressing.
Raisin Cracker Pudding.
Coffee.
RICE MUFFINS.
One cup cold boiled rice, one
cup -four two teaspoonfuls bak-
ing powder. one-half teaspoonful
salt. one-fourth cup melted but
ter. two eggs. two-thirds cupful
milk. Bake Is minutes in hot
oven.
RAISIN BISCUIT.
Two cupfuls of -four, two tea
spoonfuls baking powder. one
half teaspoonful salt, two table
Spoonfuls shortening, one-half
cupful seedless raisins. Sift the
flour, baking powder and salt
into bowl; add the shortening
and rub in very lightly with the
tips of the fingers, then add the
seedless raiSins and mix we'll;
add the cold milk, enough to hold
together. Roll out on Toured
board one inch thick; cut with
biscuit cutter. Place in pan;
brush the tops with milk and
bake IL to IS minutes in hot
oven.
(copyright, 1933)
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Old Orchard Gossip.

The gossip of your neiRhborhood
You cannot govern II you would.
.--Winsome Bluebird.
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SUMMERTIME
By d. C. PEATTIE.
Rhododendron.
BY JOS. J. FRIsCH.

A NY one who knows the Blue
" Ridge knows that rhododendron,
a at first so enchanting. can be-
1 4 come morfotonous, finally de-
pressing, and at last actually
sinister. Some of the rhododendron
Evening star., 1933-06-02

(Copyright. 1933.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14

scale and sea shell flower makers
be at their tasks in. one part of
the building, with the product of
their skill displayed attractively.
Mrs. Cooper believes that it
would also be wonderful to have
a group of youthful colored sing
ers and dancers trained to per-
form in unison, and these would
prove one of the outstanding en-
tertainments with their grooming
and melodious spirituelles, their
quaint and significant gyrations
of the dance. Many other
suggestions for the advancement
and Identification of Key West
were made by this gifted author,
and she firmly believes that in
the not too far distant future
she will see most of them realized.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned will apply to The
Legislature Of the State of Florida
at the regular Session OF said
the year A. u. 1888 for the passage
of a Special Bill In substance
creating and establishing q road
and toll bridge district in Monroe
County. Florida, TO be known az
Overseas Road and Toll Bridge
providing for Its government and
administration and for the ap-
poiTltment of Board NJ COtnnlts-
sioners therefor: defining the pur-
poses and powers of said District :
defining the powers duties. prfri-
leges and liabilities Of the BOARD Of
Commissioners thereof: authorizing
the establishment. construction.
maintenance. and operation of toll
bridges. viaducts. causeways, fills.
embankments. roads. trestles and
other aBDurtenant structures in
cumbe Key and No Name Key. with
authority 10 connect same with
State Road No a-A. and authorize
ing The imposition and collection
OF reasonable tolls and charges for
the use ef the same: authorizing
issue therefor such evidence Of In
debtedness as the said Board ~
Commissioners may determine In
order to provide money to carry
cut the provisions of said bitls pro-
vidfng for the repayment OF such
thereon only out ~ said tolls and
charges and authorizing the pledg-
Ing ef part ~ said tolls and charges
for said purpose. provided, however.
that there may be paid out 0f b0r-
Fawed money or the proceeds ~
sales uf bonds or other evidence of
indebtedness the interest which may
money. bonds. or other evidence Of
indebtedness during the period ~
construction OF said toll bridges,
Niaducts. eauAeways. fills eFabank4
n4euts. reads. trexsIes and afhrF aps
partenanf structures ard during
the time wurh state Raad 50 has
been connected with as provided
for liz said bin aatfsWFfxfng and
providing fer the snfkdMsfnw 1T
bonds ar ether nvidTnre ~ Indebted.
ness gssued uns.r authority IN said
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STRAND THEATER


Following their rise to popu-
larity as a starring team in such
successes as Bad Girl, I" cover the
Hip and Dance Team, James
Dunn and Sally Eilers have been
cast together again in Sailors
! Luck" the new Fox film opening
an engagement at the Strand The
alter today.
The picture, directed by Raoul
Walsh, tells the story of a sailor
with the Atlantic Fleet who be-
comes entangled in love affair
with girl that's different. The
two get along famously until
Dunn thinking she has been I'M
true to him, quarrels with her and
sails away with the fleet. He lat
er learns that it was all mistake.
and he returns to patch things up,
only to learn that she is not so
willing to come back.
Dunn's love for Sally Silers car
ries him through every imagin-
able sort of excitement, through
comedy scenes in a public swim
ming pool over to a gang-fight on
the street and a grand finale in a
dance marathon, with the Navy. as
usual. winning the honors.
Much of the comedy is supplied
by Sammy Cohen, dialect come
dian who is cast as Jimnly's pal
"BarnaeIe Benny"
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BrintOns Honor
Guests At Dinner

Colonel L. G. Brinton, u. S.
Army, and Mrs. Brinton, who was
formerly Miss Hattie Babcock, ar
rived in Washington. D. G., Tues
day, after visit with Mrs. Brin-
tons relatives in this city.
That evening Colonel and Mrs.
Brinton were honor guests at a
dinner party at the Army and Ma
Wy Club given by Captain A. G.
Howe, U. S. Navy, and Mrs. Howe,
who was, before her marriage,
Miss Hilda Gregory, Of this coy.
Other guests were Babcock Ma
varro, nephew of Colonel and Mrs.
Brinton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
M. Navarro, Of Key West; General
A. C. Dalton, u. S. Army, and
Mrs. Dalton.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14

Routine business was transact-
ed at monthly meeting Of the
Harris school Parent Teacher
Association Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Etheridge reported 50
net proceeds from penny sale
conducted recently, and Mrs.
Uric Gwynn announced that her
committee will hold a card party
in Pythian Sisters hall, Friday
afternoon, April Fl, at $3.50
o'clock. Those who will serve
with Mrs. Gwynn on this COM
mittee are Mrs. Sam Kemp, Mrs.
Enrique Henriquez and Mrs. r.
p. Hiner. It was asked that res
ervations be pnade as early as
possible with any number Of this
committee. Three prizes, high,
consolation, and door will be Civ
en-.
Mrs. Enriquez, president of this
association announced that Mrs.
Leo Williams is chairman of the
May entertainment committee, and
that there viii be representatives
from the two other local Parent
Teacher Associations in the ar
ranging plans for the May Day
program which will be presented
Thursday afternoon, May 4, in
Bay View Park.
Mrs. Williams announced the
following committee from Harris
school for this entertainment; Mrs.
Charles II. Netchum, chairman,
Mrs. H. E. Day, Mrs. j. Y. Port
er, Mrs. Edna Mitchell, candy.
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G. BLANCHFIELD
DIES THIS WEEK
DECEASED HAD VISITED KEY
WEST DURING FIVE
WINTERS

Garrett w, Blanchfield, who
with Mrs. Rlanrhfield. visited
Key West each winter for the
past five years, died thu week in
his home in Hartford. Conn.
The news of his death was re-
eeived yesterday by RVbet II.
Roberts. 1907 Olivia street, with
whom the Blanchgields lived Tor
several months the past season.
Mr.. Blanehfield was the pro-
prictor OF Eye olde Booke Shoppe' :
in Hartford and was deeply ID.
tcressed in many items of the
quaint and curious sort found II
Key West.
On each trip to this city Ia
collected eurios 81 different kinds
Tor decorative interest or Cor Sale
In his establishment.