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get out the police TO hunt for you
to drag the harbor." Kay shook her
head helplessly; she looked around
the pleasant room, and Genevieve said
quickly: you'll feel better when
you're dressed. Here; the baths here,
don. She said they were wild when
they missed you. I told her you
decided, suddenly, to come back to
Boston Sally's going to bring your
bag back with her, send 1t in to you
tomorrow or Monday"
And she said: Dane wanted to
child! Get under the shower. Take
1t as hot as you can stand 1t, on the
back Of your neck, and then finish
of with cold"
Kay said: "I have to talk to some
one, Genevieve!"
"Of course" the older girl agreed.
Talk to me. Talk all you want. ]
won't even listen, Kay. You can say
anything you want TO-"
Il quit my job," Kay said for
lornly.
Genevieve nodded. "Chick told
me-" she agreed. "I saw him last
night"
What did he say?" Kay asked.
Genevieve hesitated. "I think he
was-relieved," she admitted hon.
estly. HE said you didn't belong in
business. He said you never would
be a business woman. He likes you,
Kay; but-well, I think he was re-
lieved."
"He told me I wasn't worth what
they were paying me-" Kay con-
fessed. The hot shower beat at the
nape of her neck and she shuddered
at the delicious scalding pain of it.
IT couldn't stay on after that" she
cried.
Hold your hair up out of the way"
Genevieve warned her. "Or it will
be Sopping OF course. you couldn't
And moment later: Now I'm turn
ing on the cold" And then: Now
let me rub you down." The harsh
towel stung like whips. You're such
little thing!" Genevieve whispered,
in fierce protective tenderness. III
have a word to say to Bob!"
While she dressed, Kay talked. at
wasn't Bob's fault" she insisted, over
and over. "You see, he had had too
much to drink. suppose had, too.
Genevieve. Things were sort of SWIM
ming. But-the world hadn't been
real, from the time Chick told me
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Town ! o! VI! . Girl ! : j!
W Y BEN AMEs WILLIAMS {
VVTIegN1<zatdMJAMEsM MONTGOMERY LA66

in on you three times since noon.
You were sleeping like a kitten"
'Noon?" Kay exclaimed. What
time is it?"
AFTER T." Genevieve told her, and
Kay slid her feet to the floor, in
stinctively in haste. But then she
remembered: flood of memories came
sweeping over her, and she sat still,
her brow furrowed, her fingers twist
ing, her eyes upon the floor. After
a long time she looked up at Gene
We've again, and her eyes were full
Of questioning.
Genevieve said quietly: Aunt Alice
telephoned me. asked me to pack up
your things and bring them over. I
waited for you to wake"
You mean-Mrs. Dakin?"
eyes"
"She was so sweet to mel"
They're thoroughbreds," Gene
We've agreed gravely. Uncle Ned
and Aunt Alice are fine!" She laughed
in short anger. "Bob's a devil, Of
coursel But they are reall"
Kay cried quickly: "Oh, no, Gene
We've. No, he isn't! 1t was my
fault" She hesitated. "I sup
pose they've told you?"
Genevieve nodded without speak
ing, and Kay insisted again: 1T vas
my fault. He was drunk-didn't know
what he was doing. I shouldn't have
let him. I'm a rat, Genevieve; a
rotten, sly-thing!"
Genevieve touched the young girls
shoulder lightly, and her tone was
friendly. You're a mouse, maybe"
she aSSented, a chuckle in her voice.
But Bob" Her eyes hardened
Kay stood up. II must dress" she
murmured. you brought my clotheS?"
Genevieve nodded. Everything"
she said, and she added: "I asked
Aunt Alice, and she said you had no
bag, nothing. I managed to get Sally
Hays on the telephone In New Lon
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me JEFF Genevieve," she confessed.
He'd heard you speak Of me, you
see. He was so nice and gentle and
courteous to me-"
IT know" Genevieve agreed. "Bob's
great, when he wants to be. Like
him, did you?"
Hes called me Miss Brannan' ever
since he walked up this morning." Kay
explained. Liked being called JEFF
better"
Don't wear that dress" Genevieve
suggested. "Pur on the blue one.
Kay"
you think SOP"
eyes. If you had red one it would
be better still. Blues bad enough,
but that green makes you sallow."
Kay obediently changed. Il hate
to imagine what you're thinking about
me-" she said, watching the other
sidewise.
Genevieve laughed, not unpleas-
antly. What does that matter?" she
protested. If you wanted to marry
him you're the one to be satisfied.
You were on the square with him,
anyway. Weren't you? You told him
you meant business. And he knew
you didn't love him.
'He didn't understand" Kay as
sured her. "It wasn't real to him.
1T haven't any sympathy for Bob!"
I'm sorry for Miss Hyde" Kay re-
membered. 1T will be rotten for her.
People laughing at her!"
Genevieve nodded. But Pris will
carry it off," she assured the other
girl. She'll manage to give the i'm
preston that it was all her doing"
She laughed a little. "You wait and
see! I'll bet we'll begin to hear, soon,
that she had thrown Bob over, and
that he married you out Of pique.
Wait and see!"
"Of course" Kay eagerly agreed.
And Bob and can say the same.
Back her up in whatever she says.
It's only fair to her!"
Genevieve looked at her thought
fully. "You know, youngster," she
remarked, in a dry tone, you don't
seem to be worried about yourself;
but this isn't going to help your social
standing any! A cocktail marriage
and q quick divorce" She hesitated.
Or, rather, an annulment! That
won't be quite so bad! Bob told me
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I wasn't earning my pay. I came
back to our room, after that, and
Dane happened to call me up Just
then, and wanted me to 60 down to
the race, and I was Just desperate
enough to goi"
And she said honestly: "Oh, I
Evening star., 1935-12-30

boat came by. But Dean was in 1t,
and Cissie, and Bob"
Genevieve whispered ruefully: "Cis-
sie? That chatterbox? I'm sorry she
was there! She'll tell"
"And I asked them to put me
ashore" Kay explained. ~ thought
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went with my eyes openl I haven't
any illusions about Dane. He had
a right to be furious at me; at the
way I acted. And he was. He got
mad and went into the cabin, and
] stayed on deck, and this little row.
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I could get a train back to Boston
somehow. But he insisted on driving
me back. and I was too tired to fight
much. So we got lost and then
We came to Minton Green, and
Bob" She hesitated. He called
Evening star., 1935-12-30

Continued on Page B-s)
Evening star., 1935-04-16

ceremonies and among the features
of an electrically transcribed record
made by her daughter, Mrs. Margue-
rite Bourdeau Gilbert, and her son,
Mr.. Maynard Bourdeau, who are in
Los Angeles, Calf. A telegram was
read from her other son. Mr.. Marion
Bordeau of Cleveland, Ohio.
DR.. Bourdeau-SiSco of Baltimore
made little speech, followed by other
numbers on the program of music and
readings and the presentation Of a
gift from her friends.
Mr.. William Dagger has returned
to his home in Urbana, Ohio, after
a visit with his son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs Golden Dagger, Of
Ashton Heights, Va.
Mrs. c. ]. Bonneville left yester-
day for her home, in Hampden, Va,
after spending the past five weeks in
Linden. Md, as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira H. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones have also had as their house
guest for some time Mrs. Jones sister,
Mrs. Louise L. Cummings Of Massa-
chusetts. entertaining a large COM
pany recently in her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T Porter, with
their daughter, Miss Betty Porter, re-
turned yesterday to their home, in
Sligo Park Hills, Md, from Pittsburgh,
where they spent the week end.
Miss Elizabeth Rees gave an attrac-
tive bridge party and shower Satur-
day evening in the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Rees, in
Clarendon, Va, in compliment to
Miss Grace Dutton of Washington,
whose engagement to Mr.. Herbert
Bakersfield of Bethesda, Nd, was re-
Gently announced. Other guests in
cluded Mrs Edwin c. Dutton. Mrs.
E. G. Bauersfeld, Miss Dolly Tschif-
fely, Miss Marian Boyle, Miss Evelyn
Kerr, Miss Kathleen Watkins, Miss
Cecile Harrington, Miss Ann Burger,
Miss Betty Coon, Miss Frances zeb-
ley, Miss Doris Troth and Mrs. Ar
Evening star., 1935-04-16

her maiden name. Ethel Wheatley.
Ten-year-old Joe Barse. table tennis
prodigy, gave exhibitions of his skill.
Judge Wheatley. president Of the Dis
trict Bar Association and prominent
church layman. gave a short talk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conover have observed
all of their 81 anniversaries in Wash
ington. Mrs. Conover was formerly
Miss Mabel White, daughter of the
late Mr.. John R. White, for many
years with the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. She formerly lived on
C street. which is now park opposite
the Senate Building.
Among the guests at the dinner
were Mr. and Mrs. H. Winship Wheat
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Lorch, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. P. Barse, Miss Mamie ].
Wheatley, Miss Rose White, Miss
Rosemary Wheatley, Miss Margaret
Mary Wheatley, Miss Helen Burton
White. Mr.. Edward B. White, jr.; Mr..
Matthew Wheatley. Mr.. Dick Barse
and Mr.. Joe Barse.
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Births Reported.
Samuel and Emma Adams. boy.
Deaths Reported.

Anthony Phillips, 70. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pitai.
Grace Harris, AZ. Gallinger Hospital.
Lue " Haskins, 45. 125 Adams st.
Maude Wilson. 80. arrival Freedmen s
Hospital.
Raymond Griin, 80, arrival Emersency
Bernard johnson, 3S. Gallinger Hospital.
Mildred Harris, 20, Gallinger Hospital
James Wilson. 8, arrival Freedmen's Hos
Agnes wilson. 5. arrival Freedmen's Hos
Infant, Deville, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant, jenkins, Gallinger Hospital.
john J. sullivan. rs. GeorFetown Hospital.
Beale r. Howard, 73. EMERGENCY Hospital.
Lucretia DepDen, 72, l3 Y st. NV.
Patrick j. Sullivan, 65, GEORGETOWN Hos
pital.
Bertha Michelet. 5s. 1885 Argonne pl. NV.
Augusta Cole. 54, 1871 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Infant, Stewart, Gallinger Hospital.
Infant. Finotti, Gallinger Hospital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Conover
Guests Last Evening

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Blake White,
4009 Eighth street northwest, gave a
dinner party last night to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Conover of Bloomfield,
N. j., who were in Washington on their
21st wedding anniversary. Appro-
pirate verses for the many gifts
were written by Mrs. George P. Barse.
who is known to the literary world by
Evening star., 1935-04-16

Miss Margaret Richards Of Winches-
ter, Va.
Mrs. Jared I. Wood entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Falkland Man.
or. Silver Spring. Md. Covers were
laid for six
Evening star., 1935-04-16

MARRIAGE as Miss E. Burgess Roberts, daughter OF Mrs Lola
Roberts Mr. lie Soud the special assistant to the Attorney
the of Seattle, Wash,
Right Mrs. Joseph Ser 0hoe marriage took place April
Mrs. Sfer before her marriage, Miss Virginia Grahan
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Graham who make their
ho1ne perm H sEwingP
Evening star., 1935-04-16

Mrs. Alice M. Bourdeau, social
hostess at the Washington Sanitarium
during the past 10 years and resident
of Takoma Park for many years, was
given a reception in honor of her
birthday anniversary at the santa
rum gymnasium Sunday evening,
there being about $50 guests present.
Miss Murial Shaw was mistress of
Evening star., 1935-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther c. Dodd have
as guests in their home in Clarendon,
Va, Mrs. Nelson E. Tousley and her
daughter Miss Virginia Tousley Of
Waban, Mass, who arrived Sunday
for a 10-day visit.
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IL Rooms with Board

NEW JERSEY. n. 2I04-Cheerul. large.
light room. Meals optional. Gentleman
nreferred TA-T9fQ
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FL Unfinished Apartments

t22. 50 UP-6l5 Madison-av. 3-4-5 rooms;
newly dec. Heat. water furn- CH-2717.
t27. 5o-"DUNDEE"-Cor. Vir. & McCarty.
Heat. gas. lights. Frig. furn- CH-2777.
BATES. U2-5-room house Bates. 708i2.
Groom apartment: reasonable rent.
CARROLLTON. I2l4-4 rooms: modern all
utilities furnished: SIS; garage. RI-263s.
COLLEGE. 2414-4 rooms. in-a-door bed.
Frigidsire. garage. utilities. S35. Adults.
HE-5924 Custodian.
ILLINOIS. 1856 rooms. bath. utilities.
croSs-ventilation. garage. ward; adults
HA-3278.
LOCKERBIE-ST 616-CooL clean. screened.
modern; constant hot water; reasonable.
LI-6080.
MERIDIAN. l6O2-O4 S.-6-rOom double
strictly modern. hardwood floors. built
in bookcases. heat. water furnished. nice
front yard. brick veneer porch. garage.
4-rOOm duplex. steam heat water. ga
rage furnished. reasonable. DR-l39S-
MERIDIAN. 1920 N-Very attractive l.
bedroom apartment. all utilities fur
nished; S47.50
RUCKLE. 3352-5-TOom lower duplex: heat,
gas. water: Al condition: S4S- RI-23S3.
ilTH-ST. 7O7 E - 4-ROOM MODERN
APARTMENT; PRIVATE PORCH. RI
7G47
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Furniture Buyers
0 &C. G
III. 2OI9 49,

WANTS GOOD FURNITURE
MR.. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
I-Q271 We paw more EXCHANGE
l"l-SZ|1 FURN. CO. SO4 e. Wash
WE BUY WE SELL WE TRADE
Call RT-O46QFor any furniture,
NolA rugs, stoves or clothing
YOU have for sale. Calls answered promptly.
HIGHEST cash price for used Furniture,
quick service. BOARDS FURNITURE
EXCHANGE. 406 Mass. Ave LI-4991.
BUY whole houses or odd piece of furn..
pianos. etc. Mr.. WERELEY. HU-7274.
EST PRICES ON FURNITURE. COUR-
TEOUS AND QUICK SERVICE. TA-2944
WILL PAY MORE for furniture. We need
the goods. HA-3636.
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Want Ads Continued
From Preceding Page
r ENTAIL
Is Housekeeping Rooms

10 housekeeping
MERIDIAN n. l725-Front. I or rooms.
k~ifchenefte cross-Fentiiation constant
hot water Frigioaire TA-l4s7-
NEW JERSEY. n. 220s-clean. cool. front.
broom apartment. sink utilities tele-
phone Reasonable.
NEW JERSEY. n. 203s-Pleasant front.
Downstairs private entrance kitchen
stairs. HA-257l-w
NEW JERSEY. N. I2l5-2-room front
apartment. hot water. private entrance.
rsTsge optional Lf-3l80
ORIENTAL n. 20 cool rooms: e--y-
thing furnished private entrance f.9nt
porch. reasonable
PENNSYLVANIA. F-l-room and Kitchen
stte near bath Private entrance
Ladies preferred TA-53o7
eOUTHFAsTERE-Av. 1866 rooms. fur
nished. gas. lights. water paid. s.
weekly.
STATE q S-Opposlte PARK ? airy front
rooms. neWiv decorated. utilities. pri-
vste entrance reasonable RI-2l53.
WaLCOTT n. 439-3-room apartment.
everything furnished. private entrance.
Wear car ano bus
cite. overstufed. sink utilities fur
uished. ~rearonaDle.
Woodruff PL. 1886 CROSS DR. -
ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH. COOL. Oh
0g30-M.
WOODRUFF-PL 1916 CROSS-DR-Fur-
nished room kitchen privileges. private
entrance. adults, reasonable. CH-Oe3O-M
NINTH. z. 6l6-2 rooms. k%itchenette; pri-
vate bath. 3 room apartment. Cool
redecorated- Close in.
TENTH. Z. s4O-l Housekeeping room.
nicely furnished sink. cross ventilation.
LI-s325.
18TH. z. 4s-3-room apartment. private
hath adults q Private entrances
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% Unfinished Houses

% UNFINISHED Houses
s7-TALLMAN. 1865 rooms: cleo; gas.
$3.50. New Jersey s.. 5 rms, work shop.
fa-Single, 5-room. electricity. water paid.
Adults. Druggist Villa. z. Minnesota.
f25-UNION. 225l-Nice 6-rm. cottage;
WHITE. TA-4633. IR-7956.
BEVILLE. N. 8O4-5 room semi-modern
single: pear garage. LI-6517.
DENNY. N. li32-Single house, 6 rooms,
modern. garage. garden already in. IN
uuire IS N. Colorado or call IR-602l.
EVISON. 1851 rooms; semi-modern: ga
rage; SIS; water paid. Paved. HU-5404.
FULTON. 437-6-room modern: good con-
dition. $3.50. J. G. MCCULLOUGH
Agency. LI-5596.
GENT. 21OS-4 rms. cleo. gas. city water.
semi-mod. IS. LI-0474.
GIMBER-ST. 1437-Desirabl BILE 5-room bun
gslow; large porch, garage; yard CHI
02S3-J.
JEFFERSON. 424. N-6-room modern dou-
BILE. rsdecorsted. excellent condition.
Owner. LI-40s2.
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sTATE. 500 MIDDLE aged LADY. in CON
genial family. Catholic preferred rea-
sonpble RI-2l06
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LEGAL NOTICES
By PETE H. DAWSON. Director.
DOLLS Ind July 9 1895.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
Application Of A. B. C. Coach Lines.
Inc. Fl. Wayne, for certificates to operate
motor vehicles as a common carrier OF
and the Ind. Mich. State line over high
way q and county roads, passing thru
and serving Fl. Wayne, Garrett, Auburn.
Waterloo, Angola. Fremont, Pokagon state
Park. and intermediate points, also be
highways /. 427, 81. 327, s, 9, 2, passing
thru and serving Fort Wayne. Auburn.
Garrett, Kendsllville, Albion. Lisonier, and
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission will conduct public
mission. 4Ol State House. Indisnap polls,
Ind. 9 a.. m, Tuesday. July %, 1885.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
By pete II. Dawson. Director.
Indianapolis. Ind. July 9, 1888.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ORGANIZE
AMERICAN STATES FIRE INSURANCE
Notice is hereby given. pursuant to the
provisions of Section IS Of the Indiana
Insurance Law. Of 1885, Of the Intention
of the undersigned to organize an IN
visions Of Indiana law. The particulars re-
ouired by Section IS. aforesaid. are as
1s)The name Of the proposed corpora
AMERICAN STATES FIRE
COMPANY.
(htThe proposed corporation IS to DO
organized under the provislons oi the In
diana Insurance Law. OF 1888.
(cJ The general character Of the ousi-
ness to be transacted by the proposed
corporation shall be that Of writing hre
insurance. and allied lines Of insursrSe'
and the class OF insurance 10 be trans
acted BY the proposed corporation shall be
Glass III and its various subdivisions, as
more particularly specified in Section SO.
Of the Indiana Insurance Law. OF 1885.
fdl The time when the Articles of In
corporation will be presented 20 the De-
partment Of Insurance VIII be wednesday.
July "a. 1895. at 10 o'clock A. M. or as
soon thereafter as the application for a
dresses Of the incorporators Of the pro-
posed corporation are as follows
Name Occupation address
Dudley R. Gallahue. Insurance. Indian
Edward F. GalIahue, Insurance. In
dianapolig, Indiana.
Kurt F. Painter. Law. Indianapolis.
Russeil c. Fish. Law. Indianapolis. In
Walter V. wichtsrman. Insurance. In
dianapolis. Indiana.
Edward P. Gallagher, law. Indianapolis.
Indiana.
Hidden NJ. Kiser. Insurance, Indianapolis.
Indiana.
Dated At indianapolis, Indiana. this nth
day OF July. 1885.
EDWARD 2. GALLAHUE.
KURT p. PAINTER.
RUSSELL c. FISH.
WALTER V. wICHTERMAN.
EDWARD p. GALLAGHER,
HILDEN NJ. KISER !
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26 Office and Desk Space

? ROOMS. private entrance. bath. utili-
ties. $40, near l6th-Penn. HA-0313-W.
UPSTAIRS office space. N. Meridian:
plenty parking; reas. LI-l306, HU-6a47.
RESTAURANT-Good location. with living
apartment: only SIS. owner. CH-2157.
2OTH-ST. E. 3321-Restaurant I'm. $40
OLNEY. N. 195S-Store and fixtures. $50
ROACH. l3l6-Store and shelving .... SIS
20TH-ST. E. 3317-S-car garage .... Sl2
JENNINGS BROS. % S. Ill.
TIMES WANT ADS are the most
economical in the CITY
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S W APS

TO ADVERTISERS-Esch sd Rppear-
ing In this column is listed In The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixtv DAYS
free OF charge. Your Swap ad will
receive a special rate of seven days for
the price Of five and four days for the
cost OF three. Call RI-5551.
CASH for %. 20 or 80 Ford or Chevro-
let. $40 w. Washington. BE-l230.
WILL trade Hawaiian guitar and lessons
for used car or Austin. Box L-3036.
HENDERSON-4-cylinder. for light car or
cash. IR-6007.
PAY cash for wrecked "a or '35 Ford or
Plymouth car. DR-5254.
Al PLUMBING work for cash or any,
thing of value. BE-265l.
WANTED MISUNDERSTANDING for chiro-
pratic adjustments. Lock Box So. In
d~ianapolis. Ind.
LOTS-57x5s. Maple Hill addition to In
annapolis: or trade for truck. stock.
farm equipment. etc. FRANK MAR
SHALL. Wheatfeld. Indiana. R. r. 2.
PATENT on automobile; sell or trade for
light car. 2037 Shelby-st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

20 Houses for Sale
WOODRUFF PLACE. EAST DRIVE-Good
rental. near Tenth-st. WA-3530.
CHURCHMAN. ll4S-7-room modern sim
gle: good condition; garage, Sl70O. $3.50
will handle. DR-l099.
DANDY SIM. bung.. just south of Gar
field PIX; redecorated inside and out.
Terms or consider B. e. l.. stk. 2733
Allen-av, Mr.. Newman. HU-6483. ALL
SON REALTY CO, Realtors. RI-2368.
GOOD 1I2 story home near Linwood and
New YOrk-St.. 5 rooms down. 2 rooms
and bath up. Exchage for smaller prop
ertv. Mr.. Burgess. RI-9388. IR-6l02.
AMERICAN ESTATES CO. REALTORS.
% Sale Suburban Property
BE SURE-Of your title. Demand an abb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO.
l55 E Msrket-st. Union Title Bldg
WASHINGTON ST. W. 5227-5 rooms.
strictly modern stucco bungalow: 2 acres.
lsndscaped lawn. Cash. Inquire 5723
W. Morris-st.
50 Wanted to Trade
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VALUES by the
Home of Personal
Service"

Harry A. Sharp Co.
Used Car Lot Main Store
18th and Meridian AIS Virginia
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Is Resorts, Camps and Cottages

RIVER cottages. close-in: 81 a day. fish,
ing. swimming. Phone N. A.-ll6-W-1.
FOR SALE-Riverwood cottage. 5 rooms.
enclosed front porch and rear; 2-caT
garage. running water; boating. fishing
and bathing: also extra lot. CH-5293.
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APARTMENT RetNN BUReAO

Choice apartments gladly SHOWN. Hb-I5I8.
indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfurn. apis Free service sno
transportation LI-5452
La opinión., 1935-09-08
LA MUJER PELIGROSA

La mujer de hombros altos es con-
siderada por ell modesto como una mu
jer "peligrosa" en- cuanto a los pro-
blemas del amor, que llega a entender
mejor que ninguna otra, teniendo que
sufrir grandemente debido a sus hon
das pasiones.
Este tipo de mujer de hombros al
tos, agrega ell modesto, Sc %encuentra
generalmente en- Espana y a 10 lar
go de la costa del Mediterranean. "Por
esta circumstance, 81 este tipo de mu
jer no ha logrado conquistar jamas
un lugar en- los escalones de la be-
lleza, 81 ha logrado obtenerlo en- Guam
to a sus facultades amorosas; de tai
manera que sabe amar y hacerse
amar", dice.
En- cuanto a la mujer de espalda
larga, continua diciendo M. Alex, di-
ficilmente puede llegar a amar. Els
la mujer que cuida excesivamente de
su belleza fisica; que desea mantener
siempre erguido su orgullo, %creyendo
que e~ntregarse al amor es una caida
en- su vida y I'm estrago en- sus sem
timientos.
Pero 81 este tipo de mujer no lie
ga a amar, en- Gambia, siempre apa-
rece cautivadora para ell hombre, que
llega a Greer que aquella espalda ele-
vada, recta, lie puede proporcionar los
mayores %encantos.
Una mujer que sera indiferente al
amor; que no sc preocupara por amar
(Sigue en- la Pag. 14)
La opinión., 1935-09-08
LA MEDIA MAS DIFICIL

La MEDIA principal para estable-
Ger la perfection de la espalda, con-
tinua diciendo ell modesto, es la de
hombro a hombro y del arranque del
cuello a la cintura. Una espalda per-
fecta debe tener la misma medicion
en- los dos sentidos, de tai manera
que este senalaria en- case de que La
espalda fuese %recta, un cuadrado per-
fecto de 13hx13A pulgadas.
Segun Juvinski, esta es la MEDIA
mas dificil de ser lograda en- una es-
palda femenina, va que generalmen-
tie Sc observa que la espalda de la
mujer es mas larga que ancha, 10 cual
causa un c~ontraste unacceptable, va
que al confundirse la espalda con la
cintura, aquella adquiere una gran
desproporcion.
La excesiva cafda de los hombros,
que tanto afea, en- ell concepto del
modesto, al sexo %femenino, y que a
wees destrulle la belleza de una es-
palda de medidas precisas, Sc debe al
eXceso en- ell deporte, o bien al de-
masiado caminar de la mujer.
Pero por otra parte, agrega Juvins-
Xxi, la mujer de hombros caidos es,
generalmente, una mujer hecha para
ell hogan, aunque no sabra amar tan
tierna y h~ondamente como la que
tiere los hombros altos y lie hace apa-
recer con ell cuello sumido en- la es-
palda.