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Evening star., 1935-03-07
SONS OF CONFEDERATES
GIVE 27TH BALL TONIGHT
Annual Fete Of Camp No. sos
J.. Will Be for Benefit of
Memorial Hall.

+. The twenty-seventh annual ball Of
Camp No. 305, Sons of Confederate
Veterans, will be held at 9 o'clock to-
night in the main ballroom Of the
y willard Hotel, for the benefit of the
: Confederate Memorial Hall, 1922 Ver-
mont avenue.
Sponsors of the dance include Miss
Catherine Harrison, daughter of Sen
ator and Mrs. Pat Harrison; Miss
Lucille Sheppard, daughter Of Senator
and Mrs. Morris Sheppard; Miss
Wentworth Byrd, daughter of Senator
and Mrs. Harry F. Byrd; Miss Julia
, Harris, Miss Hattie Lee Bla =; Miss
jamie McSwain, daughter of Repre-
sentative ar Mrs. John j. McSwain;
Miss Gertrude CaStellow, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. B. T. Castel-
low; Miss Mary Huddleston, daughter
!. of Representative and Mrs. George
!, Huddleston; Miss Jane Tewksbury, Miss
Elizabeth Snugg, Miss Margaret Doyle,
! Miss Elizabeth Jane Newton, Miss
!, Jessica Smith, Miss 10 Bowen, Miss
ruth Powell and Miss Annie L. Ran
kin. Miss Laura Virginia Snugg is
sponsor r-in-chief Of the affair.
Evening star., 1935-03-07

pistol point by well-dressed man
who robbed him Of $35 and left him
bound and gagged In rooming house
in the 100 block Of c street south
east.
Thomas went to the c street ad-
dress, police said, to obtain q laundry
package. He was met at the door Of
an upper-floor room by the man who
robbed him. Another roomer found
Evening star., 1935-03-07

o heart attack, returned to the Capt.
tai yesterday. He will continue to
rest at his hotel for several weeks.
The Senator has not attended any
sessions Of the present Congress, phy-
sicians ordering him to take o COM
plete rest. Until yesterday only i'm
mediate members Of the family have
been permitted to visit him.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
K. G. Bazaar to Continue.

!; The Saturday night bingo bazaar OF
! the Knights of Columbus will be con-
I -tinued Saturday night throughout
Lent, It was announced yesterday.
Alfred P. Neff is chairman Of the
party to be held this Saturday at
BIS pm. in the K. of c. club house.
There will be special attractions this
week in "Old Heidelberg" the new
night club of the Knights of Co.
',iumbus.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
MEETING POSTPONED
Women's Alliance Defers to JUS
tice Holmes Rites.

. Because funeral services for Justice
Oliver Wendell Holmes are to be held
tomorrow in All Souls Unitarian
Church, the Womens Alliance meet
ing scheduled for tomorrow has been
postponed until next Friday at II am
! As previously announced, DR.. Ar
thur Fleming of American University
will speak at the meeting of the wom-
ems group.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
OVERTON RETURNS HERE

Senator to Rest Several Weeks
Following Hospital Stay.
Senator Overton of Louisiana, who
has been confined to q Baltimore hos
pital since late last year as result Of
Evening star., 1935-03-07
FOUND ALIVE IN CAVE

Young Man With Long Hair and
Beard Without Food 8 Days.
FALLS CITY, Nebr., March z R.-
A young man who gave his name as
Frank Brooks Of Hammond, Ind, was
held today for observation after he
Evening star., 1935-03-07

the victim tied and released him. The
hold-up man had rented the room
but several hours prior to the incident
police were told.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
was found in O grass-lined cave near

was found in grass-lined cave near
here.
Brooks, who had long, matted hair
and q beard, said he had eaten moth
ing for three days. He was unable to
give rational account Of himself,
authorities said.
Brooks apparently dug a hole In q
bank. lined It with leaves and grass
and crawled In.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
LAUNDRY DRIVER ROBBED

Man Relieved Of $35 and Left
Tied and Gagged in Room.
Answering q laundry collection call
late yesterday, Ralph w. Thomas,
Brentwood. Md, employe of q laun-
dry company here, was held up at
Evening star., 1935-03-07

/! London Buses Strapped.
;; Ten busses are being scrapped by the
London Transport Board every week.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Lead Sales in Russia.

Germany and Great Britain now
lead the world in selling goods to
Russia.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Counties To Talk
Over State Road
Deficit Problem
Representatives Meet Today In
Baltimore With Maryland
Commission

Montgomery County will join sew
eral other Maryland counties at a
conference with the State roads COM
mission at the Southern Hotel, Balti-
more to discuss ways and means of
combating deficits.
The county is the largest debtor of
the State, according to State roads
commission reports, with $245,756 on
the red side of the ledger.
Commissioner Frank H. Karn, pres
ident of the county board, suggested
that the county borrow the money due
the roads commission and pay off the
debt and then organize county roads
commission to repair and build county
roads.
Commissioner Paul M. Coughlan
proposed that the county improve its
own roads for two years and credit its
gasoline tax allotment to the deficit.
He charged that the roads commission
had repaired and done other work on
lateral roads without the authority or
approval of the county commissioners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
School Board To
Accept Proposal OF.
Public Works Fund
Major Howard Cutler Selected
AS Architect For Silver
Spring Program

The Board of Education, at its
special meeting held Tuesday, Decem-
Der 18th, formally accepted the grant
proposal which had just come from
the Public Works Administrator for
the government aid in financing the
school program recently approved for
the County.
The Board approved the selection of
Major Howard w. Cutler for architec-
tural services on the new Junior High
School to be erected in the Silver
Spring area. In selecting Major Cutler
the Board felt his experience in
County school construction and his
more recent work in connection with
schools built under the Public Works
Administration wiuld make it possible
for him to give the best services for
the new Junior High School, since it
is to be built under the Public Works
Administration program for which
construction is to be started with the
least delay to meet the regulations
under the grant agreement.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Curtis Ward Dies
Suddenly From A
Throat Infection
Prominent Business Man And
Civic Leader Buried Yester-
day At Gaithersburg

Curtis Lloyd Ward, 80, member Of
the firm, Rockville Fuel and Feed
Company, died Sunday night at his
home in Rockville from a throat in
lection after being ill but few days.
Mr.. Ward was one of Rockville's
most enterprising and bestowed cit
liens. gkf'st
He was an outstanding member of
the Town Council, Chamber of Com
merce, Shriners, Montgomery County
Lodge No. 1916, Knight Templars,
Chapter and Council, Charter member
of the Rotary Club and past officer
of the Eastern Star. Mr.. Ward was
a member of the Methodist Church.
Mr.. Ward is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Melanie Linkenhoker Ward; his
mother, Mrs. Hattie Ward; two sist-
ers, Mrs. G. Ellington Bell, of Poto-
mac, Miss Mildred Ward and two
brothers, Norman Ward and Dudley
Ward, all Of Rockville.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
day afternoon from the late residence.
Interment was in Forest Oak Gem
terry, Gaitherburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19

thought that they had disgraced them
selves.
Mrs. Nicholson posses those rare
traits Of understanding and sympathy
which have enabled her to continually
raise the standards within the insti-
tuition. No need Of the inmates, no
matter how small, goes unlistened to.
Many times, and almost continuously,
she and her efficient staff play the
dual role OF mother and nurse as only
permanent illnesses are sent to the
hospital.
Mr.. Nicholson, life long resident
and one of the outstanding farmers
in Montgomery County, uses his deep
knowledge in the cultivation Of the
many-acred farm surrounding The
Home.
Many visitors have entered the
doors Of The County Home-a number
out of State, some connected with
homes and institutions in other count
les, seeking new ideas having heard
of Montgomery's Home, others, local,
interested in the good work-and left
impressed with the atmosphere of
cleanliness and wholesomeness which
prevails.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Mr.. And Mrs. D. w. Nicholson To
Begin 10Th Year AT County Home
Present Superintendent Have Served Under Three
County Commissioners Standards Of Institution
Among Highest In The County

Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Nicholson will
begin their tenth year as superintend-
ents of The County Home with the
New Year. In their course of years at
The Home, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson
have served under three County
Commissioners.
Nine years ago when they came to
The Home as superintendent, Lacy
Shaw, then president of The Board of
County Commissioners, was super
visor Of The Home. With Mr.. Shaw's
resignation Mr.. Lansdale was elected
by The Board to succeed Mr.. Shaw
when the Fusion Party came into
power, Commissioner King became the
supervisor of The County Home.
Each commissioner in turn has not
only upheld the standards of the one
before, but has willingly added to
them. Today Montgomery County's
Home for its dependent aged is more
than home-it is an institution
which defies any reference to past
days when the County's place for their
old, homeless people was referred to
as "The Poor House" or "The Aims
House" and anyone who was forced
to go there was Mortified with the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Special Services At
Grace M. e. Church, South

Special services at the Grace M. z.
South, Gaithersburg, during the holi-
day season have been announced az
follows: On Sunday morning, Deem
Der %, at 1920 o'clock the annual
"White Gift Service" will be held
with program by the small children.
Monday night following at o'clock
a pageant, "The Greatest Gift" by
the entire Sunday School will feature
with Mrs. Clyde Thomas in charge.
On Christmas morning an early
service will be held at $50 o'clock by
the pastor Rev. Frank Tyler, d. D.
On Tuesday night, December 81 at
II o'clock the annual Watch Night
service will feature with the pastor
in charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
School Board To Sell
Abandoned Property

Preston L. Snyder, county super
visor of public school property, has
announced that the abandoned school
properties at Lewisdale, Wood field
and Snouffer will be offered for sale
at public auction the afternoon of
December 81 and that the following
afternoon the abandoned school prop
critics at Burdette, Kingsley and
Kings Valley will be similarly offered
for sale. The sales will be held at the
school buildings.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
BULLETIN
Cornelius W. Clum Dies

Cornelius w. Clum, rs, owner
and publisher of The Montgomery
Press, of Kensington, died last
night at the Georgetown Hospital.
Funeral services will be held from
his late home Saturday morning at
IL o'clock. Burial will be in the
Rockville Union Cemetery. He is
survived by his widow. Mary
G. Clum. son and four daughters.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Merry Christmas!
si's ~ ~ sAs ~ ~ .lsas

Time flies swiftly, and today we find ourselves on
the threshold of another Christmas season Already
the atmosphere is charged with that unmistakabe
spirit of good will toward men, The melowing of
hearts that have known their burdens in the months
now past and gone is but advance herald of the
glad event but little way ahead.
Christmas finds cause for happiness in every
heart regardless of how long that heart has suffered
1t is the one season of the year when mankind finds
childike simplicity in the belief that the peace he
feels in his heart must rest upon the world at
large and that surely must forever prevail Christ
mas brings birth of Hope, and upon Hope alone
is our future, and the future of the whole world
founded
We extend to everyone our heartiest wishes for a
full measure of Hope and Faith the greatest of all
blessings. We trust their share of the substantial
things of life-health and comfort-wil be a gen
erous share Whatever their hearts crave may they
receive. We wish for you and yours the power to
forget at this Christmas all things that may
have carried cloud into your lives during the year
now fast drawing to close. We wish for you the
to forever remember the happiness past months
have brought you. We wish for you year ahead
unmarked by single cloud-a year of prosperity,
OF comfort and contentment May this Christmas
bring you every blessing to which the human heart is
a rghtful heir and may those blessings be abundant
enough to keep you, and those about you happy
throughout all the years to come.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Rockville Christmas
Tree Now Lighted

Under the auspices of the Rockville
Rotary Club and Rockville merchants,
the Christmas tree on the lawn of the
court house is now lighted every even
ing and presents lovely spectacle to
visitors entering the town.
The decorations and wiring on the
tree were furnished by A. G. Watkins.
The business men are requested to do
nate to help pay the cost Of electric
current. Buell. Gardner heads the COM
mittee in charge.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Anne Lyddane Will
Face New Trial
Here January ~
First Case Resulted In 6 To 9
Decision AS Jury
Disagreed

The second trial of Mrs. Anne
Lyddane, pretty 29-year-old blonde.
on charge of conspiring to murder
her husband, Francis (Slom) Lyd-s
dane, will be held in the Rockville
Courthouse January 81, it was an
nounced Tuesday night.
This date was set by the three
members of the Montgomery County
Circuit Court who will conduct the
trial-Judges Hammond Urner. Chas.
W. Woodward and Arthur d. willard.
The first trial Of Mrs. Lyddane.
formerly bank employee in Rock
vile, resulted in an impasse. the
jury dividing, 6 to 6, on the ques-
ton of her guilt.
Mrs. Lyddane was arrested ApriI
! after John (Googy) Carnell, a
Rockville bartender, told police she
conspired with him and Others to
kill her husband, "Slom," and Mrs.
Arthur Beall, wife of Darnes-
town, Nd, garage owner. In 1888
Mrs. Beall named Mrs. Lyddane as
correspondent in divorce suit that
later was withdrawn.
Mrs. Lyddane's attorneys are
State Senator Stedman Prescott,
Kenneth Lyddane, cousin of
"Slom." and Robert B. Peter, Jr.. Her
prosecutors will be States Attorney
James H. Pugh and Special Prosecut-
or John Oxley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Judge Peter Injured
In Automobile Accident

Former Circuit Court Judge Robert
Peter is convalescing following an
automobile accident which happened
last week. Judge Peter and his son,
Robert, Jr., were in the car which
slipped off a shoulder on Massachus-
etts Avenue, extended, near Bethesda,
and overturned.
Judge Peter suffered a broken rib
and other minor injuries. Robert, Jr.,
escaped with number of bruises. The
car was demolished.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Free Methodists Plan
Christmas Program Dec. &c

The Christmas program of the Free
Methodist Sunday School will be held
on Thursday night, December 26th, at
7:30 P. M. Everybody is welcome. The
church is located on LIST Street Rock
vile.
The Lay Hall Free Methodist Sun
day School will hold there Christmas
program on Friday evening, Deem
Der 9th, at 7:30 P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Delegates To Farm Bureau
Federation Are Named

Ulysses Griffith, 4th; Granville ].
Thompson and Eugene S. Walker will
the Montgomery County
Farm Bureau at the annual meeting
of the Maryland Farm Bureau FEEDER
alton in Baltimore January ALT, it
has been announced by Josiah w.
Jones, president of the county organ
ization.
The alternates selected are Herbert
D. Barnes, William W. Moore and
Wilson Poole.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Ohio C. Trundle Heads
The Pentalpha Lodge

Ohio C.. Trundle was elected mast.
er of Pentalpha Lodge, A. F. & A. M
at the regular meeting on Friday
evening.
Other newly elected officers include
William o. Young, senior warden;
Marshall White, junior warden
Thomas w. Troxell, secretary and
Fred H. Grimm, treasurer.
The appointed officers will be an
nounced later.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Liquor Control Board
To Hear Application

The Liquor Control Board for
Montgomery County has given notice
it will hold a public meeting in the
Liquor Dispensary Building at Silver
Spring the afternoon Of December
80 on an application Of James d.
Federline for a license to sell beer
and light wine at 1902 Wisconsin
Avenue, Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
Nate Chmar Reported
Wed Two Weeks Ago

Nathan Chmar, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Chmar, Rockville merchant,
is reported as having Joined the ranks
of the benedicts. Although details
are lacking, it is understood that he
secured marriage license in Virginia
last Monday a week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-12-19
AS WE SEE 1T
BE- MoNTco

ROCKVILLE LOSES ONE of it's
most useful citizens with the death of
Curtis Ward. Curtis was one of those
sort Of fellows who always does his
best to help out when his neighbors
and community are involved, regard
less of his own personal sacrifice. 1t
is great pity that the county seat
does not boast of more men of his
calibre. We would then have better
town in which to live.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
MAMA, CUENTAME
fSigue dc la 10c. pd0.)

dido tantas bailas composici )nes.
Ell sacerdote do a los nOvios la ben
dici6n; Alfredo subio al coro, ARE
bato ell violin al musico que ALI Sc
encohtraba, y TOGO cor dulzura meta
BILE, mientras la pobre novia. con u
ojos cristalizados por ell llanto. envia
a ST. unico amor un suspiro, como ST
con el lie dijese: 'te amo aun y tie a.
mare ~siempre".
Salem los novios del temple. Todo
sc va quedando muy solo y. %unicamen-
tie ell palido joven de mirada triste y
vaga Sc queda arrodillado ante eli al
tar pidiendo no Sc 81 Dor la felicidad
de su armada. o por la paz de su CO.
raZon.
Han transcurrido tres amos. Y ma
die sc acuerda de aquellos novios que
recibieron con tanta pompa la bendi-
cioa nupcial. La pobre Rosa Sc en-
cuentra viviendo en- una bohardilla fea
V POGO decente. Ell indigno marido lie
da muy mala vida, TODD 10 que la ia
milia de este lie da 10 tira en- ell vicio,
tienen un hermoso nino de dos amos
que juega con chucherfas mientras la
madre afanada cose algunas ropas pa
ia ayudarse. Gaze uno de esos dias
enferma y agotada por Intermediates
que Sc lie desarrollaron desde que ma
clio su hijo y sc encuentra sofa. llama
como puede a una vecina y lie ruega
que lie envie una carta que tenia va
p~reparada, a Alfredo. La buena mu-
ier Sc ~compadece de ella y lie prone
tie a~yudarla. Recibe Alfredo la carta
de Rosita y despues de algdn silencio,
lee 10 sig%uiente:
"Querido Alfredo: Sin preambulos
nj disculpas de ninguna clase tie avi-
so que me encuentro muy enferma.
Sc muy bien que voy a morir pronto,
y mi ultimo dcseo es que mi hijito Sc
quede contigo, va que tn debias ha-
Der sido su verdadero padre. Quiero
que 10 recibas como ell mejor obsequio
La opinión., 1935-05-26

no era otro que ell tai sujeto perse-
guidor de d~oncellas. ell centric de con
~versaci6n de los lacayos Anton y
Francisco; ell que andaba a GAIA de
la moza Angelica. con quien este ul-
tino tenia r~elaciones amorosas.
Una vez reconciliada Dona Elvira
con s ito por la ligereza que ella CO.
meti6 de alejarse del salon con ell "a
presto Don Jimeno, con lagrimas en-
sus '..nsparentes ojos, imrloro a su
tutor lie descubriese ell misterio que
envolvia su existencia. En- vano sus
layrimas v sus ruegos; por unica con-
~testacion oyo la eterna r~espuesta:
-Pronto 10 sabras; tie prometo de-
cirtelo TODD. cuando estemos en- Me
xico; felizmente tie voy a aleJar de
este ambiente peligroso. iCuantas 20
zobras y angustias me habeis costado,
nina mia!
La opinión., 1935-05-26
CAPITULO XXI

El principe, cuando pasaba por la
oiblioteca esa tarde. intercepto Ia mar
cha de Penelope que iba por ell hall.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no he po-
dido olvidar algo de 10 que listed lie
dijo a Somerfield durante el almuerzo.
IVA a hablarle ahora, verdad?
Tan pronto como venga del come
dor-dijo ella.
Mayo advirtio un gesto de dureza
en- los labios de la joven y I'm rare bril-
Ito de encono en- su mirada al mencio-
mar a Somerfield.
-Si-continuo ella.-Somerfield v
yo vamos a llegar a un pequeno acuer
do.
-iEsta listed segura?-indago el
principe s~uavemente. - mo sera un
pequeno desacuerdo?
Ella 10 miro cara a cara.
-6Que lie ocurre?-dijo.-;Es que
lie interesa csc asunto?
-Venga conmigo al salon de mdsi-
ca por un momento. hagame ell favor
-rogo el.-Usted sabe que no tomo
Eeor alguno y prefiero no regresar al
comedor. Me gustaria. mientras ellos
terminan. hablar un POGO con listed.
Penelope vacilo. Ell Sc detuvo a su
lado esperanto pacientemente.
- que soy anora
una persona que debe ser complacida.
Como listed We. mis- dias estan conta-
dos.
Ella Sc dirigio al salon de m1sica.
-Muy bien-dijo.- No debia ser
como los otros. que 10 echan a perder
con sus halagos. Pero. :como no voy
a complacerle 81 tanto yo como los o.
tros consideramos su partida cast CO.
mo una tragedia?
Ell sonrio.
-Verdaderamente-dijo - muchas
veces hay n nota de tragedia en- los
mas simples academies de la vida. He
sido muy feliz entire ustedes. miss Pc
nelope. Han sido mas bondadosos pa
ra mi de 10 que yo merezco. Tendie-
o un puente a traves de los dos ma
res para enlazar nuestros dos pueblos
y ara acercar en- 10 possible 10 que
hay de remote en- nuestras costumbres,
en- nuestras ideas. en- nuestras aspira-
clones. La vida entire ustedes ha sido
una cosa ~agradable para mi.
fContinNdrd CT proririo D0Mtr10J
La opinión., 1935-05-26
A T N
( Si9ae dc Ia Pig. 14)

Dona Elvira; cuando Sc disponia a
hablar al marquesito. ell emblante
dcscompuesto de Don lingo. que va
venia en- su busca notando la desapa-
ricion de la joven la hizo enmude-
Ger.
Con voz airada, dirigiendose a Ell
vira:
No es decoroso que esteis apar-
tada de los ~salones en- compania de
un varon.
DISPENSED, Captain de Villafana
-~interrumpio Jimeno-si invite a
vuestra sobrina a que contemplate es-
tos hermosos jardines fue porque ella
dijo 10 conocerlos; ademac. sc nego a
bailar; muchas parejas han hecho 10
que nosotros; we'd los miradores y las
ventanas de uno y otro lado; estan
ocupadas por damas y caballeros.
-Bien-contesto algo calmado Don
Ihigo-Doha Elvira. recoged vuestro
abrigo, poraue es bora de retirarnos.
Por primera vez. la joven huerfa-
ma EXPERIMENT. toda la dureza del
caracter de su ito y protector.
L. amonesto sobre ell decoro y com-
posture de una DANA, pintandole vi
vamente los peligros de la corte, dom
de a cada paso Sc tropezaba con hom-
bres av~entureros y d~esleales. Y no
ands.ba tan errado ell celoso ito: pues
ell marquesito Don Jimeno de N1ncz
La opinión., 1935-05-26
LAS BAYADERAS DE.
fSigue dc 10 pdo. Trece)

carcion arrulladora. Con las prime
ras notas comienzan a moverse los ri
gidos c~uerpecitos infantiles. Brusca-
mente sc ~levantan los brazos. las ma
nos Sc extienden. los pies sc uneven
%lentos, y uno tras otro sc ~reproducen
en- la inconsciencia los gestos apren-
didos. Aun funciona Ell cerebro, ador-
mecido y embotado; todavia obedece
la nina a los mandates del coro de
hombres que la rodean.
Ell ritmo estridente del gamelang
sacude mas y mas a las nihas. Ell sal
vajismo de la DANA sc acent1a. Los
hombres Sc detienen agotados para
contempiar ell milagro; las mujeres mi
ran con los ojos d~esencaiados. Absor-
to, ell sacerdote c~onjura a sus divini-
dades mientras ell aquelarre CONT
MIA.