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with diamonds may have been al
right in the gay nineties" but
in 1885 we'll take our jewelled We
hicles as little charms on these
clever bracelets. Early editions of
transportation modes have inspired
these Diamond Jim fantasies. There
are suit fobs and bar pins to match
and gorgeous Diamond Lii bangle
bracelets. Don't you love such nov
elites to make clothes the more in
triguing? Dash into BLOCKS,
Jewelry Dept, Main Floor. While
you're about this shopping, remem-
Der the Daring Sale is on BAR
gains Haunting themselves through
out the store Friday and Saturday
are the last two days,
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SCHOOL DANCE TO
Be FUND BENEFIT

All-school dance at George Wash
ington High School will be held to-
morrow night in the school gymna-
SUM with an arrangements commit
tee including Ralph Cantor, Myron
Melvin, Dorothy B. Moore, Robert
Copeland, Ruth Miller, Carl Rich
wine and Thelma Wright.
Faculty sponsors will be William
Book, Harvey Racquet, Mrs. Grace
Barker and Mrs. Ethel Hightower.
Proceeds will be used for the schol-
arship fund.
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Daily Recipe
ASPARAGUS SOUP

ASPARAGUS SOUP
I No. 2 can green aSpar-
1guS
I tablespoon butter =
Liquid from asparagus
plus aCdter to make
I IS cups
2 tablespoons -four
1 cup aCeU seasoned
chicken broth
1 tall can irrddidted
erdpOrGted milk
Drain asparagus and save
liquid. Cut 1-inch tips from
asparagus. Press remainder
of stalks through a course
sieve. Melt butter, blend in
flour. Heat liquid from as
paragus and the water and
broth. Add hot liquid to but
ter and flour mixture and cook
until slightly thickened, STIR
ring to keep smooth. Add
milk, asparagus PURGE and
tips. Reheat before serving.
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CHAPTER TwENTY-FoUR
SOW GO on WITH THE STORY:


MRS. WESTMORE and heI
wi daughter were spending the
weekend with the Deys and as Jingc
slipped down the stairs that night
TO go to Harry. in answer to his
summons. she locked into the great
living room at the right of the CEN
ter hall rich in its warm colorings
There was a cracking fire in the
fireplace, for with the sunset, the
air had grown cold.
Ann was sitting on the divan be-
fore the fire. John Dey sat beside
her, and the girls tinkling laugh
came to lingo as she went out the
side door into the driveway, the
same tinkling laugh with which she
had told her companions on that
day in December that she was to
spend the season on the French
Riviera. and what little Ann won't
do TO John Dey and his millions y"
Down at the far end of the lawn
a dark form lodged from behind
the shrubbery and Harry's voice
came through the darkness.
That you. lingo? This way
watch out for that rose bush!
His hand was on her arm as Re
guided her swiftly out into the
highway beyond, stealing through
the shadows cast by the trees along
the road. Memories-night shadows,
hiding. fear!
I've got the car here. Well drive
up the road a bit"
She sid into the seat beside him,
and the motor whirred. For long
time there was silence. Then he
drew the car to a standStil and
turned to her. 1t was dark, too dark
TO see his face, but his voice was
husky, tense, as he spoke.
Well" tartly. Double crossing
me again. eh?"
lingo drew a long breath. Then
she drew nearer to him and slipped
her hand under his arm in the old,
familiar gesture.
oh, Harry. what's the matter
with YOU? Didn't 1 tell you l had
two months more probation when I
saw you?"
But you-working for John Dey
What's the big idea-John Dey!
The man you hated. You were
cleanin' and scrubbin' when I saw
you last"
Don't YOU trust me one little bit,
Harry? You did-when you loved
me.
IT'S arms went about her and
II his voice was husky in her
ear.
Love you'll I love you enough
10 do anything for you-but give
it to me straight, baby! Straight"
He waited a long moment. Whats
the idea-you in John Dey
home?"
I was working in a hospital"
lingo said slowly. measuring each
word. That's where I went that
night-last July"
which one?"
DIR. Laird's Hospital for Chill
dren."
"Oh. Laird? That old Scotch
man who is always workln with
the sinners2 Yeah, I know about
him."
He died-last month"
Yeah? Hard on the sinners,
and Harry laughed. Go on"
And then-I was asked to take
care of the Dey children. 1 had to
do it. Harry, honest"
"You-taking care of the Dey
kids after all that has happened.
You always said your dad wouldnt
have been slugged if it hadn't
been for that rich gang. He got
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ChNrch GrOMp 10 MAJ

Women's Auxiliary to the Irvington
Presbyterian Church was to convene
today with devOtiOnS by Mrs. John
B. Ferguson and play with Miss Vir-
ginia Kingsbury. director. Business
meeting Is scheduled for when
reports Will be given. officers to
assume duties for next year are
Mrs. NJ. ID. LuptOn. reelected presi-
dent. Mrs. c. = Donnell. vice
president: Mrs Richard orion.
secretary, and Mrs. Elmer Stuart,
treasurer
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In pre-view of the Easter parade men, women and
children modelled the newest costumes for all occasions
The clothing in the show goes sale today the store
the convenience of patrons attending the show they
given first choice its close yesterday Each model
carried the number of his her costume by which it
might be identified later in the department.
Children's clothing included big and little sister"
dresses prints made in the fabric and in similar
designs Among these dresses of orange and yell
low plaid gngham, with large round collars scaloped
in front and their peaed fulnesS belted in with wide
brown patent leather belts
A party dress for 11-year-old girl was shown
with Kelly green silk crepe skirt and belted plaid
blouse with outstanding rue of the plaid at the
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ChGpter to Elect

Officers will be elected by Valen-
clan Chapter, International Travel
Study Club, Inc, at a meeting at
8 tonight at the Lincoln with Miss
Rose Brandlein, hostess Assistants
will be Mesdames Frank Schneider,
William F. Tyner and Emory Tribby.
Mrs. S. R. Artman will lecture on
Scotland.
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BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge LeaEu


HAVING given you the lapel
i Il Formula, in my last article,
and explained its five essential ele-
ments, shall begin today with a
consideration of the first element in
the formula--that two threat cards,
or losers, must be the foundation
for every squeeze.
Now, what do we mean by threat
cards?
A threat card is a losing card
which forces one opponent to guard
that loser. If both opponents can
guard the same loser, it can not be
threat. There can be one-card
threat, two-card threat, three
card threat, and so on.
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shrubs and trees.
The earth is just
right for fixing
those edgings, too.
I give you these
hints on good au-
thority from VON-
NEGUT'S. They
know so much
about t h i n g S
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Glorify the family dinner with fine
dessert from MARTHA WASHING
TON. Special this weekend is
Chesapeake Rolp'-chocolate chip
ice cream centered with orange ice,
covered with whipped cream and
rolled in crisp, toasted cocoanut.
Quart roll-60c at the shop, 2301 N.
Meridian st. zoe if delivered. Ia
1927. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Pert additions to the bird
bath or garden pool-Glunr-
hmm birds painted brilliantly.
You can do glamorous things to
your walls this season. mean
combine dark ceilings with light
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RFGIN HERE TO-DAY:


lingo Carter cherishes a deep hatred
for John Dew. wealthy philsnthropist.
p no has no use for the people on the
riverfrout where JinEo has always lived
one night lingo IS arrested when jewels
are planted In her apartment By Harry
Barnes her sVefthesN DR.. Robert Laird
befriends the Eirl and gives her a posi-
fion on the stat OF his childrens hos
nital FOR her year Of probation. Ironically
enough. the hospits. has been endowed
cv John DeT.
Despite her bitterness. Jingo learns 20
love her neU home And she falls IN love
With DR. Isairds pleasant Young friend.
Nj Jack. who is a frequent visitor. she
is shocked bv the doctors death. but her
whole world collapses when she learns
that NJ Jock Is John Dey, and IS her
ueU guardian. She goes 70 the Dew home
IS nursemaid for Jackie and Betty Lou
DeV.
Jingo IS surprised 70 find that Harry's
acc7mptice Vera Bailey Is a maid in the
Dev household. Vera delivers note from
Harry. demanding that lingo meet him
SOW GO on WITH THE STORY;
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Ayres Show Points Way
to Dress FashiOnably
Despite Limited Budget
Spring Styles for Men, Women and Children,
Suited to Every Occasion, Offered in
Downstairs Store.
MARCH 81, 1885
Downstairs Store.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

THE fashion picture really life the downstairs store Of L
Following introduction Elizabeth
painting of
the Mrs
she had
the painting
which lives limited
which followed of limited
the styles shown
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= Y
find food, service,
and perfect en-
joyment combine
to make a treas
u r e d memory.
And it's not a bit
more expensive to
be S We d in
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side walls employing
even rich dark brown
shades a distinct
departure from the
all = over = the = same
idea. Consider your
Grapes when chooS-
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Dia m ono Jim Brady
jewelry. Feel like a mil
lion heireSS .. we a r
these sparkling adorn-
ments designed after the
m a n n e r Of Diamond
Jim's own extravagant
collection. B i =
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Let me plant this seed of great
thought. It's time to get the lawn
in shape. It's time for pruning
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The Moonlight Sale is more prac-
teal than it is romantic :. yet it
entices more people to shop Friday
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sumptuous style in the Atrium Din
ing Room. From Chefs delectable
soups to his artistic pastries
every dish is a delight!
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ing wall paper bring out the
beauty of both by careful selection.
You'll find many prices from which
to choose at the INDIANA WALL
PAPER co. Always better wall
papers at moderate cost. Take along
your color scheme or your fainteSt
whim IT,. their competent advisers
will help you plan your spring dec
Grating with unusually effective re-
suits. Their sample books for 1885
are now complete-including pat
terms for every room in the house.
You're going to see world Of dag
onals and venetian Grapes and even
an introduction of red into paper
for bedroom and breakfast room.
My words can't half describe the
beautiful spring wall paper at the
INDIANA-28 E. Maryland. IL
5454. Better see for yourself.
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Contract
Bridge

Editors Note: This is the second of
six articles in which William E. McKen-
ney tells how to recognize and execute
the squeeze play.
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evenings tn n you 80
would ever imagine. ~
The PEOPLES OUT q &S\A
FITTING co. is the EHHf0W
peoples store. y NE
They k n o AVN IL
what people 7SI%Rl
want real
valuesl Their Friday night special
value this week is Felt Base Rug,
size 9x12, at an unheard of price
s4.95. To look at these rugs, you'd
VOW the price was much more! The
designs and patterns are suitable
for kitchens as we'll as other rooms.
Look forward to summer and get
several of these colorful, cool, Sani-
tary rugs while you can get an out
standing buy. Think Of it-9xl7
rugs an extremely good reason
for shopping around with Dorothy
on Friday evening-See you at the
Peoples Corner.
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agroWing that their Garden
Dept. has outgrown itself and
now ir, larger quarters at the rear
of the Main Floor they are display
ing a complete assortment Of tools,
fertilizers, and seeds. Thrilling new
packets of flower and vegetable
seeds are arriving every day. So get
busy in your yard and rake all the
Old wild grass fertilize the
ground :. and SOW some grass seed.
VONNEGUT'S are glad to recon-
mend just the right seed for shady
or sunny lawns or certain existing
soil conditions. Now, don't let the
grass be "greener in the other fell
lows yard"
You'll feel like anything but
shrinking, If you aOear a huge
bunch of yelloW UioIets.
More and more people are drink
ing SCAM Yerba Mate, the delici-
Gus "Paraguayan tea" It's stimu-
lating, nourishing, aka
y line beverage which is a
real aid in curing all
ments Of the stomach.
"a Just ask your family doc
H. tor. One rarely finds a
N M drink so pleasant and re-
freshing which is at the
~ same time so beneficial to
health and well being Do try it!
If you live north, suggest Gerlach's
Bakery, 4182 College Avenue, as
handy shop at which to purchase
your next box of Mate.
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Variety ShoaUn IN Street Costumes


- navy crepe with white blouse with
front of bodice
navy
which turned directly from the face in front.
background another
which had at the waisne and with
and white
A of
matching jacket the side front with
piping which the collar of the
with pointed deep in back and front
Jacket
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In New York the talk is about the
good old days. So now, BLOCKS
bring us the lavish, lovely, Turing
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Choice offered IN Knitted Suit

shown variety spring oo and styles
N blouse length
yellow hat and black
A wopee aqua showed the blouse
upturnd front
shoes accessories
in
girls The with high wtlne
older
had rufhed the skirt
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Organize and Chiffon Used for Evening

gowns chiffon and several had
T. Jackets of waist length One in dull shaoe
of designed
with the skirt edged with ru and rue on the full pulled
removable jacket.
wedding the by two brides
ffed net The
graduated lengths Behind
of honor similar dress of pale blue net
pink, and scattered
gowned in ivory satin The gown
WASH buttons to the waist in back
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For smart handmade tailored
hats nodded to your head just
clip picture of your favorite model
and rush it to MARY
~ JANE TAYLoR's Stu
~ dio Hat Shop. (F'ormer-
~ ly in Hollywood, Cal0
S<- She'll copy it to perfec-
@I!>TN - ton. Designing and re-
modelling are special talents with
her. Prices most reasonable. 514
Roosevelt Bldg. LI-0737.
Couldn't y0u hare q lot of finn
1Cith q micrOphone on the IL
brdry tdble-G mike that
comes to light your cigar
etteSi
Accent on food for after all
that's the Importance of dining.
However, at the CLAY POOL
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evenings t n a n you
would ever imagine.
The PEOPLES OUT
FITTING co. is the
La opinión., 1935-05-17
Ell PQrtidO FuneStO

General Dfaz. Mentira es la Democracia que proc'aman
a los cuatro vientos los voceros del gobierno; mentira
tambien ell Sufragio Elective en- cuyo nombre Sc han apa-
gado tantas vidas que hubiesen podido ser TITLES a la Pa
tria; mentira asimismo ell lamado espiritu lbertario de
sus prohombres. En- ell rio revue!to de nuestra politica,
los dirigentes han tendido la red milagrosa de los pesca-
dores de la fabula. Reina la corruption en- los puestos
beza por todas parties; los apostoles de. agrarismo son los
terratenientes mas ricos de nuestra historic. y TODD
clio es obra Immediate del Partido funesto, al cual Sc pre-
tende minar, en- csc movimiento poltico que, a diferercia
de los que cuestan sangre Y vidas a la nacion, ha empe-
zado de arriba para abajo, con la nueya actitud de los
%senadores.
Tarde o temprano, este movimiento esta destinado a
triunfar. Los que pudieran sorreir ante semejante air.
macon, no tienen mas que recordar que ell famoso PIC,
de la epoca del Carrancismo, era considerable %invenc1ble,
V cayo cuando ell pueblo 10 quiso. Basta con que cunda
la noticia de los primeros triunfos contra la perniclosa
agrupacion, para que la sanction popular sea I'm hecho.
Sc dirfa que solo Sc esta esperanto la yoz que reuna bajo
la misma bandera a todos los descontentos, dentro y fue-
ra de los circulos oficiales, para obrar rapidamente. La
clasica ultima paja del camello ha cafdo sobre las espal-
ds del pueblo, con la buria sangrienta que Sc ha hecho
al de Nuevo Leon, imponiendole contra su propia voiun-
tad, contra la Constitution misma, ell gobierno del hijo
del general Gales. Puede que las consecuencias de ea
a~rrogancia sean mas graves de 10 que en- SUI optimismo
pueden pensar los que todayfa temen ell acance del P.N.R.
Las esperanzas del pueblo de Mexico estan cifradas
EN- la actitud futura de los demas legislatures. 81 elios,
h~aciendose cargo de la situacion, comprendiendo la pru-
dencia de unirse a este nuevo moyimiento pacifico pero
de tendencia radical, levantan tambi6n SUI voz contra ell
partido funesto, la opinion pibica Sc les unira lnmedia-
tamente.
Porque ell Mexico de hoy, como ell de 1920, quiere a
todo trance sacudir ell yugo de esa imposition que nev6
a Carranza a la tragica choza de Tlaxca,antongo.
La opinión., 1935-05-17

Hoy vuelve a llenarse ell ambente de zozobras con
la interpretive Iegada de Gales a Mexico. FL sabado
cuatro del actual, la Comision Permanente, EN- bloque,
lie hizo una vista Official, y pr~obablemente discutio con
81 la forma de someter a Cardenas y a los cardenistas.
iSe trata de dar al Gobierno actual, un "camarazo' etec-
two? ;Se trata nomas de echar a rodar rumores graves,
para que ell Presidente Sc amedrente y acepte la tutela
del General Gales?
Nosotros nos inclinamos a Greer este 1ltino. Un Ca
marazo' seria gravisimo para Cardenas, y mas grave aon
para Gales. En- efecto, aunque fuese llevado a termino
sin dificuItades (o cual seria remotisimo, pues algunos
jefes miIitares defenderian la legalidad) pondria a Mexi-
co nuevamente en- las garras de una intensa %agitacion
poitica. Y como ell General Gales no tiene va la fuerza
que tenia hace dos amos, lie seria impossible obligar a los
corifeos de su partido, a someterse a una sola candida
tura. Por otra parte, la poltca %absorbente que ha Sc
guido en- los dItimos tiempos ha impedido que Sc former
prestigios y que Sc fortalezcan personalidades de relieve.
Los hombres que vaIen algo Sc italian Iejos de la maqui-
La opinión., 1935-05-17

I'm GRIJPO de ~senadores de la Rep1blica ACADIA de
iniciar ell movimiento que todos los elementos de orden,
en- ell seno de la poitica mexicana, habia estado espe-
rando pr largo tempo: ell encaminado a imitar ell poder
francamente dictatorial del Partido Naconal Revolucio-
mario, en- la legislation y administration de nuestro pals.
Las noticias te,egraficas dicen que una mayoria"
del Senado es la que Sc interesa EN- la campana, la cual
ha sido resuelta Ell junta secreta de la Comision Perma-
nente. Els de esperarse que 10 de la "mayorfa" sea algo
mas que un buen deseo, porque un moVimiento de ea ma.
turaleza necesita fuerza desde al empezar. DE otra ma
nera Sc habra sembrado en- ell vacfo.
Urge, efectivamente, independizar a Mexico de la
Influenza del P.N.R, arbtro de los destinos nacionales,
gracias a esa inclination al gregarismo que es una de
nuestras mayores culpas, y a la apatia de los afectados
para desprenderse de una Influenza como la dominate
ahora. La caida del mr.. significaria una revolution
sin sangre, pero posib.emente mas benefica para el pals
que la que iniciada en- 1910 todavia no pone ell colofon
a SUI obra. y va esta tratando de levantar un monumento
a 81 misma.
Ell P.N.R. ha sido uno de los grupos polfticos mas flu
nestos para Mexico, en- 10 que va del siglo actual. No
solamente ha controlado de un mode absolute la question
electoral en- los Estados, sino tambien ha puesto al pue-
bio a contribution para SUI propio s~ostenimiento. Cimen-
tado sobre una base a todas luces immoral, no puede pro-
ducr frutos que no tengan csc SAILOR; insinuando con su
nombre que es la personifcacion de los ideales revoiu-
cionarios, que pugnan contra ell Imperialismo, es ell foco
de imperialismo mas decidido y rampante que haya SUI
frido Mexico hasta hoy. La Erase de Gambetta, que en-
un tempo sirvio de bandera a los revoluconarios, ha sido
invertida por elos mismos: decia que "los hombres no
son NADIA y los principles 10 son todo'; ahora, sin embar-
so, para nadie es TN secreto el que los hombres- % ell
hombre en- nuestro case especial--lo significa TODD, y
los principles quedan subordinados Il su voluntad, no I'M
porta Guam humanamente capriclosa sea ella.
Bajo la ferula del mr., Mexico yiye, punto mas, pun
to menos, como viva en- la epoca en- que los revoluciona.
rios de 1910 lanzaban sus anatemas sobre la figua del
La opinión., 1935-05-17
Maestro SiStemQ Constitutional

trinas politicas de federalismo y de
la teorizante division de Poderes
y Estados, que formaban la tradi-
cion del Mexico independents.
AGemas, en- las sesiones del Con-
greso en- Queretaro. no era oportu-
no nj politico, estando en- las pos
trimerias de una intensa connection
s%angrlenta revalorar los sistemas Y
readaptarlos a nuevas orentaciones
que respondieran a realidades de ca
racter social. Ell sufragio por indi-
viduos sin distinction de clase eco
monica. el agrupamiento de electo-
res por circunscripcioues territorial
les. fueran los que fuesen los inte-
reses diversos o encontrados de aque
los, la representation politica &c
los Estados, como entidades abs
tractas, en- ell Legislative Federal.
los proceiimientos electorales mis-
mos, fueron fundamentalmente con
servados en- 1917. a la e que sc
impus!eron arrolladoramente los
nuevos principles de los a|rticuloS
q y 1913. va establecidos los que con
sagraban el individualismo y ell vie
10 sistema republican, democratic
co federal. Esa es. a mi juicio, Ia
~eXplicaci6n del curioso fenomeno
de una Constitution en- In que Sc
ostenta un anverso individualista
con un reverse de caracter estatis
Ia social.
IA cuantos problemas p%oliticos Y
juridicos ha dado lugar estoi
La garantia individual o el predo
mimic del Estado. La libertad O ell
PoGer Pnblico. De otro modo EXPIRE
sado: ell individuo antes que la o
lectividad, o ista con menosprecio
del individuo.
La accion legislative. g-ubernamen
tai o po,itica en- general. d~esarrolla
da de la Constitution de 1917 hasta
ahora, ha sido o caracteres fuer-
temente marcados en- un sentido es
tatista y social, Mas adn. Ha siGo
de %tendencias defin!das y frances
en- contra del iudiviiual'smo lie
1857. %olyidando darle oportunidad
alguna al sistema de gobierno po-
litico. de reaGaptarse a los nuevos