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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY SHOP for sale. downtown ONCE
bidg., newly equipped; rent. S45; doing .
nice business Price. $500. terms. Must
sell this week. Address Box 354-A. Star
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

penna. hard coal-White ash. stove. egg.
nut. $40: buckwheat. $3.50: rice. Sc; so:
pea coal. SS. so ton-2.240 lbs. to the ton.
1924 wisconsin Ave. West 261B.
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2OO7 r ST. NV. APT. 2OI-Attrsctiye.
bright comfortable room to employed lady;
$50 mo-; references. North 2947-J.
225 10th ST. N.E.-Furnished rooms with
porch: gentleman only. 6s
MT. PLEASANT-Large front room. twin
beds. private lavatory with shower. garage;
for men. 1905 Kenyon st. NV. Phone
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chanical condition recently repainted. good
tires, ETC., will sacrifice for S15O-reaIly
ciate a real bargain like this; easy terms
if necessary 2752 Woodley pl. NV. Phone
Columbia 1245.
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7I7 LONGFELJOW ST. N.W.-Attractive
front room. SIS month: lady. Phone
Georgia 1928. %
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1910 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large room. twin
beds, daybed, kitchen. running water, lin
ems. janitor service; $50 month.
CRITTENDEN ST NW-Large front room,
nicely furnished; gentleman only; SIG.
Phone Columbia 1871. 5s
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NURSING HOME,
Every care given invalids and conva.
leScents. Adams 1868. 1888 Kalorama I'd
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l10-220 ", 60-cyl..
9 model 10 "Vibers
concrete vibratorS.
Phone Emerson 71Sl
Box 236-A. Star on
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

I5IS r ST. N.W.-Independent. furnished
or unfurniShed, well-ventilated room with
three windows. gas and electricity tol
rent. Phone Potomac 1905. 5s
1906 I4th ST NW-Large room. 3 win
dows suitable for couple or two girls.
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THE PORTLAND.

1129 Vermont ave-; clean. comfortable
convenient; reasonable rates; hotel service;
walk 10 work.
COLORED-lsII s st. NV. Apt. 30l-
Two-room front apt. kitchenette. or one
fFOOt
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WOULD like to purchase linen supply bust
x ness or bobtail route. Address Box Sl-A'
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WANTED-ROOMS.
HOUSES-FURNISHED

IN BEAUTIFUL KENWoOD. FROM JUNE
! 70 October l or thereabouts. attractive
wool insulation: ami. 10 minutes Dupont
circle OWNER. Phone Wisconsin 424I
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CHEVROLET 1882 coupe, car No. $50;
| rumble seat, clean finish, uphoistery snows
| GOOD tires; S295. Money-back Guarantees;
| Leo ROcca. Inc. Used-Car Display; 4th and
/ Eia ave n p Phone Lincoln 1929.
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ROOMS-EURNISHED
(Continued.)

2 x ST, N.W-sinsle room for lady:
d meals: unlimited phone, home privi-
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1O-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE. LAWNS.
trees. flowers. II 900 SO. #. OF ground: :
furnished or unfurnished near 18th and
Euclid sts. NV. Make me an offer. VIM.
L. MOORE 1924 Vermont ave. NV.
2429 ANGER PL. SE-BUS FIR. 18th &,
Pa. ave. and Anacostia, fare: T.. cleo:
garden, 39x37S ft.i $3.50 mo. Met. 643l
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retired to the stern from which
vicinity a; low murmur of voices
ensued. The youthful 'chapefon
amused herself for a few MIMI
ties. with -puzzling out the various
lights she could see bobbing here
and there. That dim green one
was on the very tip end of the
Strykhurst veranda, silly Ian
tern thing that Berthe. had pick
ed up somewhere. The twin red
lights were the Yacht club.
( "Zoe, honestly, we must get
back. tremble to think what
your mother would say if she
knew VIC ".'. ''.N'..
But her words were spoken al
most absentiy. She was thinking
of Michael Heatheroe, the way
his mouth curved when he laugh
ed, the sweet, strong curve of his
lean face. Katharine shook her
self angrily.
: "All right. all right"
Presently the little rowboat was
skimming toward shore again.
/ Look out, Gibbs. The buoy's
light there"
Right you are, darling"
Zoe basked in this. She was a
different girl. You could tell just
by the warmth, the lazy assur-
ance of her voice.
! Thanks a million, Kay"
ooh, you're welcome. For the
life of her she could not keep an
edge of irony out of her tone.
"Kay doesn't approve of me,
sweetheart" Gibbs had Zoe's
hands linked in his.
ooh, you lust imagine that, "
Zoe said eagerly. "You must
really dash now, Gibbs, dear.
think l see Fathers cigar -. :"
Zoe slipped down in the shadow
of the boathouse Just as a mascu-
line figure strolled toward them.
Katharine, her draperies float
ing around her slender figure,
whirled to face the newcomer.
The blue-coatcd figure of Gibbs,
his white trousers cleaning in
the misty darkness, slipped quiet
" out of sight; there was the
faint plash of oars. Then silence.
"Well?" Katharine said, on a
note of inquiry.
! DR.. Kaye answered quietly, 81
was just taking a stroll"
"Hello, john Her laugh was
nervous. Was Zoe out Of sight?
Not that John would tell - he
could be trusted-but it was Just
as well not to confide this in
triguo to anyone.
He stood. leaning on the wall,
smoking. His silence made her
nervous volubilitv increase. Sure
w he had seen Gibbs slip away
at least he had seen it was man
but John was a grand sport;
he wouldn't say a word
81 loved your place today,
Johnny"
; "I'm glad"
She had, quite suddenly, the
conviction that he was disappoint
! ed in her. John Kaye, who held
old-fashioned views Of womanlN
conduct. thought she had been
slipping out clandestinely to meet
some man.. 1t must be clandestine
or else the sutton, whoever he
might be, would present himself
openly at her fathers house.
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=; J Nssssa!

Oh, well, if he thought that of
She couldn't let Zoe down.
That much was certain. N'@.'
Turning in now, John, Good
'I'll walk back with .you," he
said quietly. In silence they
traverSed the gravel path. Zoe
could get safely back to the house
now. 1t would be, all right. And
what did it matter if John Kaye
thought she was the sort of girl
who met mysterious strangers
tfurtIvely, by night? She would
survive this, as she had survived
other disappointments. She had
| thought of John as her sturdy
friend. She had felt that always
John would take her on faith.
PERHAPS she had been wrong.
An animated game of bride
progressed in the library. The
long windows shed light as they
passed. on the terrace. Berthe
and Katharine'S father, Gracia
McIlvainc and Mr.. Cotainc, the
lEngiishman, sat around the Ia
BILE.
ooh, very good, partner" Kath-
arine heard Gracia say brightly.
But her eyes were rowing. She
knew DR.. Kaye was somewhere
about.
81 think I'll go up" Katharine
said. She looked, in the half
Light shed from the inner room,
like some dryad in flight. The
delicate OUTLINE of her lovely
figure was etched through the
transparencies of her filmy frock.
Her fair hair caught CLEANS of
light and. her eyes were dark,
wistful. Swallowed, in spite of the
determined GOODNESS of her voice.
"Well, Pm moving in tomorrow.
Won't see YOU then for some
time" DR.. Kaye said He threw
away his cigaret, the Redeemed
tip describing a brief arc. then
suffering away to nothingncss
! in hydrangea bush.
cts been nice to have you
here" the girl said dutifullv.
Thanks. this place always
seems like home TO me-"
He had her hand in his now for
farewell. There was something
almost electric in his clasp. Kath-
arine felt the ice about her heart
dissolve a little.
"You're so nice, Johnny"
His grip frightened. "Don't say
pretty things to me. Pm not
used to it."
She could smell the good scent
! of Russian leather, of tobacco, Of
crisplv Numbered linen, mingled
with the faint but unmistakable
odor of disinfcctant that always
chung to John Hayes doctors
hands.
"Johnny, are you honestly for
me?"
"What do YOU mean, child?"
-~"T mean arc YOU on my side.
Berthe :"
He laughed softly. Don't be
sap. Bertinc's bark is worse
than her bite anyway. She does
not understand many people.
Why expect her to understand
anyone so complex as YOURSELF"
cam l complex"
He patted her shoulder. "You
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,stnar'ne telephones the riding
up I1' learns Michael is riding with
o oay and feels pang of ieal.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VIII ~,
I've mJe was IN Gibbs arms, half
iEaugm9g, half-crying caSfino .
fearful glance over her shonidar
mCGh, Gibbs, darling" she sad
men YOU didn't answer I wait.
ed and waited -" '
withdrawn. opal y laIhtiS
. When I didn't answer what ~
Why' my wire-this morn
Left White Bay yesterday u
GiDos SAID easily. "Mv boat is
out, there =" His forof; %C ~
pierced the fog. o' '1'''Ee'
Then you didn't get it at aIlq,,
terfupted. '' III
mo, Kay, dear. STAY, nIcaso,
! told Gerda l was going down f.
see you"
owe can't talk here" inter.
rupted the man. "Whv not take
run out to the boat?" N>
ooh, l wouldn't dare" Zoo
breathed, with her eyes on the
dim lights of the house some hun,
dred wards distant.
"Whv not? Kav here will com.
along as chaperon - won't you
Kav?"
His bold, dark eyes were ex
ploring her face: she felt tina
she disliked him intensely. Yc
she couldn't. somehow, fail Zoe
who pleaded with her: "Do
Kayl Oh. I'll do something TO
you some day.
Katharine's lips curved in al
ironic smile. Nothing like this
she thought, with a sort of roya
distaste for acknowledgements.
But in the end she went. Gibbs
broad back, in its blue, double
breasted coat; was before her sol
idly as she settled her ruffles il
the stern of the rowboat in which
he had come to tho Parkers' pier
Zoe, a mere white glimmer, sa
in the bow. her fingers TRAILING
the water. her small face lighted
by some inner flame.
Gibbs cabin. cruiser was trig a:
a chefs kitchen, cleaning witt
paint and polished BASES. NJ
one knew exactly how he man
aged this particular luxury. H.
was ALWAYS complaining. audibll
and with mock pathos, Of his
deadly poverty.
"Kay, 7 wish we had someone
to amuse you. Will it bore you
awfullv if ] talk privately to Zoe
for a minute?"
She felt a surge of distaste for
this glib man with the smooth
manners. Why had she come? il
was all wrong. And she wished
he wouldn't call her "Kay."
al don't mind in the least but,
Zoe, we mustn't stop longer than
Is minutes"
Don't worry, darling. Well
make it snappy." That lit in
Zoe's voice. so woebegone half
an hour beforel
Katharine settled her frills in
deck chair, and Zoe and Gibbs
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are, my dear. I've known you
since you were in MILDLY blouscs,
4, A stormy little thing, worth win
ming. A chip on her shoulder al
ways"
"Oh, John, that sounds terri
ble."
81 told you | didn't like milk
and-water people"
She chung to him, quite I'M
self consciously. Johnny, ! need
YOU to be my friend. Sometimes
| get so lonely. Oh, I've got to
stop this. Didn't mean to make
it into sob story"
His deep voice heartened her.
at isn't. I'm proud to know I
matter"
She drew a long sigh.
keep thinking Pm not so bad,
won't you?"
Katharine, the cool, Katharine,
the sclf-reliant, lifted her face to
his. Quite simply, like a child
forgiven, asking reinsurance. And
quite as simply DR.. Kaye kissed
her.
"Good night, Johnny, dear"
The lights Of the hall brought
her to herself. Somehow the lit
tie scene on the terrace had in
it a note of unreality. But Ka-
tharine's heart felt lighter than
| it had for days.
She found her bed turned down
and waiting. Ellen had laid out
gown and negligee and little
silver mules. The curtains fere
Topped back against the warm
summer night.
One thing was certain - she
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FILLING STATION OWNERS

FILLING STATION OWNERS
AND OPERATORS-The Spe-
cial filling station employe
policy, the most liberal health
and accident policy ever issued
at the price is going off the
market this month. 1t probably
will be impossible ever to buy
such complete coverage again
at anything like the price; You
will have to read the folder to
appreciate the value OF this
policy. Death benefit increases
500 per year for 10 years. In
20 years is a paid-up policy at
a cost of S1.00 per $1,000. IN
case of permanent total DISABLE
ity all premium payments on
the policy are waived. Ihese
liberal full coverage policies
are sold only to filling station
owners and employees, but when
once a policy has been issued
i pays full benefits regardless
of any change in the occupa-
ton of the insured, and pays
for a lifetime. Drop in to see
MS or phone or write us for a
folder TODAY. Jackson-Phllllns
Company. Phone 729, III Filth
avenue west.
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would stop incoming about as Zoe
did. She would ride again, quite
simply and naturally, with Mich
ael would take his rightful place
in her life, in the scheme OF
things. She had simply built up
a story about him in her own
mind; now she had to prove to
herself that he didn't really mat
ter.
On this courageous note she
fell asleep.
ITO be continued)
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responsible for expenditure Of
the $4,800.OO0,O0O relief fund.
Shouse declared in this way he
would be responsible for diver
sions to things other than relief
projects,
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BUSINESS firms will find full
line of office supplies at Bak-
er's Art Gallery. Let a home
firm supply your need.
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RFGIN HERE TODAY

Katharine Strykhurst, beauti-
full 20. is discontinued with the
useless round of social activities
hat make up her life. Her fa-
tbcr end aristocratic stepmother,
Bcrtine, refuse to let Katharine
undertake any sort of work.
Katharine rides daily with
Michael Heatheroe, young west
erner who runs a riding club
Sally Moon. local eoauette, also
crrolls at the club for riding les
sons.
returns from Europe where she
was sent to forget a love affair
With Gibbs Larkin, of whom her
nsrnpts disapprove. Zoe is still
in love with Gibbs.
DIR. John Kaye, a relative or
Rertinc's, pars the Strykhursts a
visit.
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SCREENING TIME is HERE
Let us repair your old ones or
make new ones for you. Rlgoy-
Morrow Company. Lumber,
Builders Supplies, Millwork,
Am avenue east. Phone 81.
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OWNERS of Norge Rollator Re.
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and N
food cost-up to $11 a month.
Prifnson Furniture Company. >
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WOULD BLAME F. D. r.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May H.
Jouett Shousc, president of the
American Liberty League, would
hold President Roosevelt wholly
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments at a big discount. Phone
So. o. Roy Keith. Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg. :
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HAVE YOU eyes tested and fit
ted with correct glasses by
registered optometrix. Leona
Allen Young, next door to
State Trust Co.
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FURNITURE REPAIRED and re-
finished. 11S West Sixth ave-
nue., Baker building. Residence
Phone 2S6. R. Alden Gurley."
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NoTICEwe have lust unloaded

NOTICE-We have just unleaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
which has overstocked oar
paint department. For the nexr
10 DAYS we are offering sur.
Mus stock at special prices. II
you contemplate, painting THIS
snrine buy now and save the
Inference. Hendersonville Sup
NV & Coal Co., headquarters
for everything in the building
line, Len0x. Park. Phone 6Q9a.
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WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Call No. 8. Brun-
SON Furniture Company.
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WANTED-Housc from June 20
TO September 10 with three
bodrooms. radio, garage, cleo
tric refrigeration and room for
servant. No children or dogs.
Write B. X. Bobo, Lyon, Miss.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company.
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CASE RIDING CULTIVATORS.
Special prices. Good cultivation
means good crops. Wade King,
at Pace Heating and Plumbing
Co., opp. city nall. Phone lis. :
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Soc and 81,
Russian mineral oil, pts, 29c,
Wine Cardui etc, milk mag
nesia, pts, zoe, listerine, large,
SOC, Black Draught 15c. Freeze
Drug Company.
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Special Notices

WANTED-To buy fresh Jersey
COW. about four years old.
Cow, care TimeS-News.
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OLD FLOOD WALL IS STRONG

POMEROY, O., May II. (UP).
Pomeroy's stone flood wall, two
miles long and built half a GEN.
tury ago at a cost of 100000,
is still in good condition. OF two
parking lots built by FERA labor
at a cost of $4,000, one has al
ready tumbled into the Ohio riv-
er.
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WEEKEND SPECIALS : Metal
bed, coil springs, 50-pound mat
tress, complete, $16.95. Re
liable Furniture Co., opposite
Courthouse. Is r
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Sl-Real Estate

% 49,. ~ BUY FARM-2o
2,vav 'T ~ on or near paved
sc,i5s,;; Part cash. Give full
cqI.ivoo,G;' improvements, acres
2. ci, ~''oh' price, etc. Box
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

Is 1920 A FORD COUPE, one
Egi 4 Ford roadster, one
Ls,5S CHEVROLET sedan. Good
~ nod shape. Cash or
Z, Smith Brothers, Horse
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"oOms and Houses

,osc fs NENT your furnished
Sapany y 6I Jackson-Phillips
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4O--Miscellaneous
Clean, white
rags. Bring to Times
News.
29-Help (Female)

WANTED - Experienced woman
to operate art and knit depart
ment. Lewis Dept. Store.
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LIBERAL DIVIDENDS will be
distributed June Goth to share
holders in First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association. Ask
about it. .
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When sea water freezes the ice
is not salty.
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SPECIAL SALE Boucles tor
Knitting and Crocheting, $2.95
and 1895 per 2-pound boxes.
These are wholesale prices for
quick sale. Mountain Indus
tries, l2O Fifth avenue west.
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By Mabel McEViott @ 1895. NEA Service Inc,

,Ia'har'ne telephones the riding
SUP SUP learns Michael is riding with
o 0any and feels pang of ieal.
La opinión., 1935-09-15
NUEVO MAHOMA
ERA MORELOS,
SEGUN CALLEJA
Ash 10 califico ell jefe rea-
Iista despues de la de-
rrota de Cuautla

Profundamente disgustado ell se-
neral Calleja por la derrota sufri-
da en- Cuautla, refiriendose a Mo-
relos, escribio al Virrey; Este Gle
rigo es un segundo Mahoma, que
promote Ia resurrection temporal y
despues Ell parafso, con Ell goce de
todas las pasiones q u felices
musulmanes."
La affirmation de Calleja Sc debio
a que entire las classes baJas de
Cuautla Sc aseguro una y muchas
veces que era tai Ell poder del ge-
neral en- jefe de los insurgentes,
que hacf:. resucitar a los muertos
Orlando a veces dlrectamente, y
otras usando como Instruments o
su hijo Juan Almonte.
Retira6o de Cuautla, Morelos 50
dirigio a Euajuapan para auxiliar
a los insurgentes de Trupano qus
Sc encontraban sitiados ahf, y vic
torioso march6 sobre Tehuacan
donde establecio su Quartet general.
Fue POGO despues de esta brillan-
te campaha cuando Sc dirigio a don
Nicolas Bravo ordenandole Ia eje-
cuci6n de los realistas que Sc ems
~contraban en- su poder, como res
presalia por Ell fusilamiento de don
Leonardo Bravo; pero como dom
Nicolas Sc rehuso a cumplir Ia Or
den, Morelos achaco esta a falts
de discipline.
POGO despues cayo Morelos sobre
Orizaba Y con ell triunfo obtenido
aqui, inicio su formal expedition
sobre Oaxaca, ciudad que fue cu-
pada despues de un rehido comba-
te.
Dueho de Oaxaca penso en- la
ocTpaci6n del puerto de Acapulco,
| frente al cual Sc situ6 ell 6 de abril
de 1912, estableciendo Ell sitio que
| hizo possible escribir uno de los ca
p%ftulos mas interesantes de Ia que
IRA de Independence.
Dominate practicamente TODD Ell
sur de Mexico. Morelos invite a los
miembros de la junta de Zitacuaro
para que Sc trasladase a Chilpan-
cingo, donde POGO despues .quedo
instalado ell Congreso. que confirio
q Morelos ell grade de Generalisimo.
La opinión., 1935-09-15

, 5.-PieZa de musica.
6.-Coro de Corsarias, por las
simpaticas senoritas Felipa Espar-
"a, Concha Wales, Juana Lujan y
Rosalia Palacios.
7.-Recitaci6n "Por la Patria.'
por Ia nina Isabel Estrada. Rayo
L~ibertario, por la nina Pola Estra-
da.
S.-Pieza de mGsica.
9.-Poesia por la senorita Eide
la Ramirez.
1O.-Discurso por ell senior Jose
| Macfas.
11.-Pieza de musica.
12.-Lectura del Acta de la In
dependencia, por ell Secretario Anas
tasio Ramirez.
13.-El c. Presidente de la Jun
Ia P%atriotica %vitoreara a nuestros
heroes.
14.-Himno Nacional Mexicano,
cantado por un grupo de nihas
Himno Nacional Americana, ejecu-
tado por la orquesta.
Dia 16:
A las 600 de la manana Sc iza-
ra ell Pabellon con los honores de
ordenanza.
IA las 900 A. NJ. Sc reuniran
en- ell Salon Azteca de Clemenceau
ell Comite Patriotico y colonias en-
general, donde Sc or~ganizara el