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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-28

w. r. Hildreth, who stabbed his
wife % times with an ice pick in a
quarrel over her determination to
attend a motion picture show was
electrocuted in the state peniten-
tiary at Huntsville, Texas, Satur-
day.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-28

Minnesota's mighty array placed
five men on the Associated Press
western conference aIl-star foot
ball team selected by the 10 COACH
es, for the second straight year.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-11-28

BeIated reports that is persons
drowned and thousands were made
homeless In a typhoon reached Ma
Mia from Echaoue In Isabella pro-
vince, where the storm struck.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Samuel Winner, SO. s21 Pennsylvania
Ave. S. E., and Yetta Pincus, IS, SOY
Fourth st. S. E.
William F. Seibold, 80, and Edna NJ.
Faden, 81. both of Baltimore, Nd.
Winon B. Jones, 90. 1923 Nineteenth
ST.. and Katherine Winan, Is, 1905 New
Jersey Ave.
Russell K. Mitchell. %, Dumbarton,
Va, and Margaret A. Donovan, II,
Richmond. Va.
Stephen Sills, SO. 312 Eleventh st.
S. E., and Rose Krucoff. 80, 2717 Wood
Nanny Walker, 20. and Gertrude
Jones, %, both of Herndon, Va.
Eugene Nj. Hedrick. &c, 1411 Rhode
Island Ave, and Ruth e. Crown, "a, 21S
victor H. Buell., 20, and Mary e.
Moore. 20, both Of 1715 Irving st. N. e.
George c. Brown, 20, Bethesda, Md,
and Ethel l.. Huse, %, 1910 K st. N. w.
William c. Eaton, 3S, and Olga A.
Tappert, "a, both of Chicago, Ill.
Norman B. johnson, "a, Brooklyn
n. Y, and Miriam Betz, %. s14 7 st.
Carl s. Blanksnship, 21, 21O Bates St.
Lawrence O. Gore, rs, and Roberta
v. Arnold, 10, both of Alexandria, Va.
George Walsh, jr., 25, 1918 FarraSut
st. N. W., and Clara J: Offsnbacher, %.
511 Buchanan ST. n. w.
Howard L. Bosley. 20, Cedar Grove,
Md, and Ella NJ. Miles. 20, GaithersburS,
Md.
Raymond NJ. Beckwith, 26, 1921 Sixth
St., and Lillian A. Brown, 21. SIS N St.
oliver Grant, "a, 1773 T St.. and Jane
e. Bolton, IS, 1415 Hopkins St.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
WALKER HEADS
MILK MEN FOR.
nth TERM

SILVER SPRING, Feb. 5.
Frank S. Walker, Of Orange, Va,
will serve as president Of tn e
Maryland and Virginia Milk Pro
ducers Association for his elev.
enth consecutive term, following
the annual meeting and election
Of officers Of the association held
in the National Guard Armory
here yesterday.
In spite Of the losses shown by
individual members during the
year, many Of whom are selling
milk at nearly two cents under
the cost scale set by the Depart
ment of Agriculture, the aSsocia-
tion's total income, derived from
brokerage fees, interest on invest
ments and sale of securities dur
ing the year, was $215,317. The
association only expended $780,
232, leaving a net profit of
$25, ,085.
Other officers elected at yester
days m Getting were: w. w.
Hodgs, OF Boyds, Md, first vice
president; J. e. Splitter, Midland,
Va, second vice president; B. B.
Derrick, Washington, was retained
as secretary-treaSurer.
Members = of the board Of
directors included: Frederick
county, Md E. c. Biser, Of
Adamstown; A. M. Etzler, Fred
erick; j. H. Remsburg, Middle
town; E. c. Speaks and w. j.
Wilcom. both of Frederick City:
(Harford county, Md Grocer c,
Greer, Bel Air; (Fairfax county,
Va) J. L. Bristow and A. Cor
neilus, both Of Fairfax; A. S.
Bowman, Of Sunset Hills; (Lou.
don county. Va.) H. T. Pancoast,
Of Purcellville; Victor 2 Harding,
Of Ashburn; (Orange county,
Va) Frank s. Walker, Orange;
(Culpeper county, Va) A. Cor.
don Willis, Of Culpeper; eau.
quier county, Va A. L. A. Gov.
ington, Warrenton; ]. E. spitzer,
Midland; prince William county,
Va0 DR.. E. H. Marstellar, Of
Manassas: montgomery county,
Md B. F. Waters, Germantown; ;
w. w. Hodge, Boyd; Douglas
Diamond and L. H. Sabine, both
Of Gaithersburg; Jefferson coun-
ty, w. VaO j. J. Flock, OF Mar.
tinsburg.
The following directors were
named to the executive commit
tee: ]. L. Bristow, A. M. Etzler,
j. H. Remsburg, Douglas Dia-
mond and DR.. e. H. Marstellar.
W. -Soand, ,SaLmfw hrd mfw mff
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
A|RF|E[D 81 7 T
FEDERATED

Representative Jennings Ran
dolph CD of West Virginia has
caIrEd hearing Thursday at 1890
a. m. of a subcommittee of the
House District Committee to con-
slider the question of a site for the
District Airport proposed in the
bill introduced by Representative
Howard w. Smith (D0 of Vir-
ginia.
The District Airport bill pre-,
sented by Representative John j.
McSwain (D) Of South Carolina,
which would establish a tenn
porary airport at Washington.
Hoover Field until a permanent
site is chosen, Is now before the
House Military Affairs Commit.
tee.
The Smith measure to be heard
Thursday would locate the port at
Gravelly Point, splitting the ex.
pense between the Federal and
District governments.
A bill to regulate foreclosures Of
mortgages and deeds of trust, and
a bill to require their recording
will be heard this morning by the
House Judiciary subcommittee
headed by Representative Vincent
L. Palmisano (D0 of Maryland.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
RYON, SMALL
CL|NCH COUNTY
G.O.P.RULE

UPPER MARLBORO, Md, Feb
5.-Governor Nice will send his
"green bag" of patronage to the
Senate late this week.
And out of the silence main.
tained by the Prince Georges
County Republican Central Com.
mittee on its suggestions to the
Governor on county patronage
emerges three conclusions:
ii. Wilson Ryon, of Hyatts-
vile, and Frank Small, jr., of
SurrattSville, with control of
appointments, actually become
the spearhead Of a reorganized
county party.
2-For antagonizing Mr..
Small over representation at
the last Republican national
convention. Gardiner Coale, of
Forrestville, former county head,
losses his coveted position en-
tirly.
Others Consulted
Although Mr.. Coale theoreti.
cally holds a majority Of the
central committee, the Governor
seeks the advice of his original
supporters, the two new leaders.
3.-senator Latimer, of Cal
vert county, will not handle"
Prince George patronage in the
Senate. The Governor will do
that.
The Prince Georges list is virtu.
ally complete, but the recommen-
dations are being kept secret in
pursuance of a resolution to that
effect demanded by DR.. Thomas
Latimer, the country doctor who
Is chairmen of the committee.
Secrecy is being used to keep
at a minimum the criticism OF
their decisions until after the
Senate receives the "gAeen bag
from the governor, holding the
appointments.
Pressure for Jobs
InaC CrlClClSm is expected 70
pop out louder, however, when
the Senate considers its consent
to the nominations, with disap'
pointed Republicans fussing over
the choices. Leaders say that
never before has there been such
pressure for jobs.
While speculation is prominent
on who got the office Of police
court judge, a more important
place. that of appointment to the
Board Of Election Supervisors, as
far as the party is concerned, is
said to be strictly a Ryon-Small
board. The thiyd member, who
must be a Democrat, will be a
Republican-minded Democrat, it
Is said.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
DENTAL BOARD
LICENSES 8

Eight new dentists and one den.
tai hygienist were admitted to
practice in Washington today by
the Board Of Dental Examiners OF
the District of Columbia.
Those granted licenses as a re.
suit Of successfully passing the
January examinations were: DR..
Lawrence w. Bowman, 1116 G ST.
N. W.; DR.. William Fishman, 523
Randolph St.; DR.. Gorham c,
Fletcher, 924 S st. N. W.: DR.
Glenn A. Giere, Rochester, Mimi:
DR.. Jack Goldblatt, 214 Seventh
st. N. E.; DR.. William B. Inger'
soil, 1909 Garfield st. N. W.; DR.,
Herman J. Rubin, 2019 Eye st.
N. W.; DR.. Sidney Weinstein,
Brooklyn, N. Y; Miss Gladys
Ewing, 2026 Thirty.seventh St.
N. w., dental hygienist.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
Virginia Presses
Home Betterrnent

RICHMOND, va, Feb. 5 (spe.
ciaD ID r. Hunt. Virginia direc.
tor Of the Federal Housing Admin.
istration. today announced off.
GERS Of a State advisory commit
tee and inaugurated a program for
rural home improvement. Harry
r. Houston. associate director Of
the Federal Housing Administra~
tion, is chairman of the committee
with Stuart L. Crenshaw as Sec
retary. v. r. Hillman is farm rep
reSentative.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
ADVER ERTISEM EMIT
Proves Greatest Penetrating
Liniment of Them All
Famous Moones Emerald Oil Is Guaranteed by Peoples
Drug Stores and All Good Druggists

highest medical authorities in the
land.
You can use Emerald Oil without
hesitation because there's no trouble
in applying it-just a minutes light
rubbing-its powerful, penetrating
properties do the rest.
Use Emerald Oil for any muscular
ache or pain in the back, shoulders,
arms or legs and for comfort and
relief in cases of rheumatism, Lum.
bago, Sciatica or Neuritis. Peoples
Drug Stores and all good drug stores
sell Emerald Oil. Get bottle today,
use it and If for any reason whatever
you are not completely satisfied get
YOUR money back.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
Schools to Offer
Songs and Dances

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Feb.
5.-Each Prince Georges county
graded school will present a special
number at the annual May music
festival.
The program is to follow the
pattern used last year. that of. two
afternoon and one evening con.
cert at the University of Maryland
coliseum. Songs and dances, on
the program are to be taken from
the regular daily classWork.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
DEATHS

Lucy Hibbs, 80 years. 800 Sligo Rd.
N. W.
Hillet Rappaport. ~ years. st. Eliza.
beths Hospital.
John $. Taylor. "a years. s14o Psnnsyl.
vania Ave. N. w.
zehma Taylor. u years, Emergency
Hospital.
Harry w. Kenner, II years. 1915
Ingraham st. N. W.
Sarah vallingham. 10 years, Provi-
dsnce Hospital.
Ignatz Drasinsl<i, so years, Emergency
Hospital.
Mary D: FOrsyths, 5s years. 1882 Co
Edna Thornton. IS years, George
Washington Hospital.
John W. Kelley, 50 years, 625 st.
N w.
Francis J. Nolty, 50 years, 12s D st.
N. w.
Rexford N. swarts, 50 years. Provi.
dence Hospital.
Benedict Norgaard, ~ years. st. Eliza
beths Hospital.
Myrtle Ammon. ~ years. GallinEsr
Hospital.
walter Mannick, 45 years, s17 Twelfth
Wilma K. Scott. 4s years. siAley Hos
pital.
Infant walters. Q hours, Garfield Hos
pital.
Henry simmA SO years. Home for
Aged and Infirm.
Martha Medley, II years. Home for
Aged and Infirm.
Anna McClans, ss years, Emergency
Hospital.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
Modified School
Program Favored

BETHESDA, Md, Feb. 5 (spe'
ciaD A modified school program
calling for $250,000 instead of a
$40O, 900 expenditure on the pro-
posed central section of the new
sub ban high school here was
submitted by the School Com.
mittee and approved at a meet
ing Of the Bethesda Chamber Of
Commerce last night.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
ADVERTIsEM EMIT
Admirable as q Local Application in
all Cases of Rheumatism.
Lumbago, and Sciatica

Heavy colds and sore threats too,
that threaten trouble may often in a
single night be put out of business,
for not only is Moone's Emerald Oil
the relief needed in just such cases
but in practically any similar con.
dition.
There's nothing injurious in EN-.
erald Oil-it is 2 combination Of es.
sential oil and camphor with other
ingredients often prescribed by the
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
FATHER CZYZS
FUNERAL SET
FOR FRIDAY

With his two brothers officiat
ing on the altar, funeral services
will be held at 10:30 a. m. Friday
for the Rev. Stanislaus Anthony
Czyz, assistant pastor of Immacu
late Conception Catholic Church
who died yesterday at Providence
Hospital.
Father CzyZ will be remembered
as the champion Of the war vet.
eranS who composed the Bonus
Expeditionary Force in the Capt.
tai in 1882. He officiated a year
later at services in Arlington over
the graves of two veterans who
were slain in the rioting that pre-.
ceded the veterans custer from
the city.
The priests body will lie in
Immaculate Conception Church
until Fridays services. At Ga. m.
Thursday the children of the
parish will sing a high mass over
the casket. In the evening yes.
pers of the dead will be sung by
the FriarS Of Atonement.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
Births, Deaths, Marriages

Ida Chambers ss years. Casualty Hos
pital.
Moses Harris. S5 years, GallinEsr Hos
pital.
James Peoples, So years, GallinSer Hos.
pital.
Albert spiles, 40 years, GaIlinKer Hos
pital.
Ernest Edelin,, 80 years, Gallinxer
Hospital.
Alfred Taylor, rs years. arrival Cas-.
ualty Hospital.
Hospital.
Mary Swami, ; years. Children'a Hos
pital.
Infant Proctor, IL days, GallinEsr Hos.
pital.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
Carroll Murder
Trial Is Started

PHILIPPI, w. Va, Feb. (Spe'
ciaD DIR. w. S. Smith, county
health officer, testified today at
the murder trial of Lawrence Car
roll, %, of Moatsville, that blow
on the head by blunt instrument
caused the death last May of Dale
James, Is, whose body was found
stuffed in a mountain cave near
here. Carroll'S alleged confession
claimed he struck the James youth
with his hand.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
DIED

JAMES, JULIA M.-on Sunday, February
5. 1885 at her home, 5O4 Bellaire Ave
nue., Ballston. Va, JULIA N. LANES LANES
she is also survived by a daughter. Mrs.
Eleanor J. Mccormick and a grandson
Services w ; from the above residence on
| Wednesday, February 6. 1885 at 2 p. M,
| thence to the Ballston Tabernacle where
services will be held at 80 p. m.
MATHEIDEs, JOHN A. Suddenly, on
MATHEIDES. husband of Elenore N.
Matheides He is survived by four daugh'
ters and one son.
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, Fourteenth and Chaplp
Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be held on Thurs;
day afternoon. February y = l9S5; f. At IT,
eral home. 14OO Chaplin Street Northwest.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. ,.,,
Cemetery.
ROGERS, ANNE C.-On Monday Febru'
ary A. 1885, at Alexandria Hospital
Alexandria. Va. ANNIE, c., ROGERS, wife
Of Harrison Rogers, in the torty-nnthh, year ,e,
PairfsE F. fsE aoSnty s5s hS}G SPgna Tds.0snes
Funeral services will be held on wednes;;
day afternoon, February s., 1885. at 2
O'Clock, from the N. E. Church. Acco-
Interment will follow in Accotink Gene
terry, Accotink, Va.
neral home. 500 Cameron Street. Alexan-
dria. Va.
sWARTz. REXFORD X, sR.-on Friday.
tai RExFoRD K. osWARTz, sR.. the BE-
loved husband Of Ina E. Swartz.. Besides
his wife, he is also survived by five chill
dren, two sons. Rexford X. Swartz. jr.. and
Mrs. Dorothy E Dunford Ethel M. Swartg
and Mildred L. Swartz. Remains resting at
the W. W. Chambers Company funeral
home, Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets
Northwest.
day afternoon, February 5, 1885. at
pany, funeral home, 140o Chaplin Street
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend.
Interment will follow in Oakwood Gene
terry. Falls Church. Va.
WOLF. HAIRY ,C.-on Monday, February
Road n. W. HARRY G. WOLF, beloved
husband Of Bertha Kennedy Wolf and
father. of Vernon N. and Alice Wolf and
Thursday, TaiaS, February " 7, at 9:so = m. m.
Requiem mass at Our Lady of Victory
Church. Conduit and Reservoir Roads
N W.. at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend
Interment in Mount olivet Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
ARMY GRADUATION

Graduates Of the Army Medical
School. Army Dental School and
Army Veterinary School will re-
ceive their diplomas today at 2
p m, at exercises to be held at
Walter Reed General Hospital.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
INDIANA SOCIETY MEETS
HORIZONTAL

The guests Of honor at the an
nual meeting of the Indiana So
ciety, to be held February IL at
the Shoreham Hotel, will be
Thomas M. Littlepage, Washing.
ton attorney, named the city's out
standing citizen for 1884, and DR..
r. r. Sayers, honored recently for
outstanding medical service. Both
are native IndiananS.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
SPELLING MATCH

Willard B. Smith, spelling-bee
champion of the Capital City
Spelling Club, will meet Mrs.
Louise Dunwell. 1907 Lamont ST.,
challenger. in a special match at
the Mt. Pleasant Library Wednes-
day at 1880 p. m. A contest for
children of the sixth and seventh
grades will also be held.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
Brother to Officiate

The Friday funeral Mass will be
read by Father John Czyz, of Bal.
timore, a brother. He will be as.
sisted by another brother, Father
Chester Czyz, assistant pastor of
st. Jerome's Church, Hyattsville,
as deacon. The sub-deacon will be
the Rev. Francis P. Harrity, of
Immaculate Conception Church.
Burial will be in Holy Rosary
Cemetery in Baltimore.
Born in Baltimore in 1895,
Father Czyz was a graduate of
Loyoly University and st. Mary's
Seminary, Baltimore. He was or
dained in 1925 by Bishop Curley.
He spent year in the Army dur
ing the World War.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05

Services beside a grave in Ar
lington National Cemetery were
held today for Col. Gerald E,
Griffin, who died Saturday at
Walter Reed Hospital.
Colonel Griffin, a native of
England, entered the service as
enlisted man and rose to the rank
of colonel. He was retired in
1922 for disability incurred in
line of duty.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
BIRTHS

william and Mary Brown, boy.
Frank and Mary WaIston, boy.
Edward and Edith Pumphrey. boy.
Laurence and Virginia Bailey, boy,
John and Ida Hildebrand, boy.
Edgar and Lillian Cook, boy.
James and Cora Griffin, boy.
Clifton and Veronica Lord, girl
Jean and Ethel billiard, girl,
Carl and Inez Schedler. girl.
Walter and Gladys Belt, girl.
Arthur and Ida Bradshaw, girl.
Joseph and Mary Carroll, boy,
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
DIR, JOSEPH H. BRYAN

Last rites for DR.. Joseph Ham
mond Bryan, washington eye, ear
and nose specialist, were held this
afternoon at his home, 1000 block
Connecticut Ave. He died Sunday.
DR.. Bryan, who pioneered in
the treatment Of sinus infection,
served as a major during the
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
Florence A. Stone
To Talk on Greece

Rural Greece will be the sub
ject of an Illustrated lecture at
the Women'S City Club this
afternoon at 5:45, by Miss Flor.
ence A. Stone, a resident Of
Greece for many years.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
COL, GERALD E, GRIFFIN

World War. He was a colonel in
the organized reserves.
The Washington times., 1935-02-05
Florists

BLACKSTONE, INC.
Funeral designs. Big values. Very artistic.
1907 H St. N. W. National 1905
GUIDE BROS. CO., Funeral Designs
1912 F St. N. W. NAT. 427s
La opinión., 1935-03-06
VICTORIA DEL GoBlERNo

ATENAS, Mario 6, (Aiiercoles).-
Omitted Press).- Las tropas del
.gobierno, eomandadas personalmen
to por ell Ministro de Ia guerra,
Kondylis. alcanzaron una deeisiva
victoria sobre las tropas revolueio-
narias en- la Macedonia, hacienda
las huir ante un ataque combina-
do por terra y cielo. segnn sc
anuneio hoy en- esta capital al re-
cibo de breves informes telegra-
ficos.
En- los parties Sc dice que las tro-
pas g~obiernistas capturaron algu-
nos puntos estrategicos. habiendose
.apoderado al mismo tempo de nu-
merosos prisioneros y armamento.
a Ultima bora Sc supo que Eleu-
terio Vehicles trata de abandonar
a los rebeldes y hulr para Alejan-
dria, Egipto, al darse cuenta que ell
gobierno esta procediendo o mu-
cha energia y que ell movimiento
rebelde no podra resistir al ataque
de las armas leales.
Ell Ministro de Ia guerra lanzo
hoy un ultimatum a los revolucio-
narios. diciendoles: 20 Sc rinden,
o Sc mueren".
La opinión., 1935-03-06
Bobby 0liOas
Noqueado en-.
<Si1ue de Ia Ia. pap.)

cibir I'm spectacular derechazo que
probablemente lie desquebrajo las
narices, porque desde csc golpe lie
s~angraron en- abundancia. Pero Sal
Soria, demostrando I'm gran espf-
4itu de combate Y una brayura
que lie aplaudieron los espectado-
res largamente cuando salio del
ring, Sc paro Y encontro ell punto
flaeo del negro ell est6mago- Y
despues de r~estarle Ve,ocidad con
dos o tres golpes Electives en- csc
sitio, tuyo al negro en- situaciones
comprometidas. ST la pelea Sc ha
prolongado un round mas, probable
mente Zorrita hubiera besado la 10
ma. La decision de empate fue pi-
tada por el pdblico. pero estuvo
bien dada. Ell margen acumulado
por Zorrita en- los dos primeros
rounds era mucho. y solo por knock
out, o derribandolo ~siquiera una
vez, poGia Sal Soria haberse lleva
do ell triunfo.
En- premio a la valiente pelea
HuS oicIOIF DC pcSiblo CIlTSIlldIlOS
nuevamente en- la revancha, dentro
de dos semanas, en- una pelea de
importancia.
En- las demas peleas de Ia noche
ell meXicano Johnny Martinez fue
noqueado por ell negrito Sammy
O'Dell en- ell cuarto round, un
knock out tecnico por una cortada
que sufri6 Martinez en- ell ojo de-
recho. Sin embargo, ell mexicano
estuvo en- la Iona una vez en- ell pri
mer round Y otra en- el segundo,
vfctima de duros derechazos de su
adversario.
frankie Castillo gan6 la decision
a General Padilla. Rudy Mende2
venci6n en- Ia misma forma a wal
ter Jerz, Sal Herrera derroto q
Jerry Bresslin, AL Romero y Rit-
chic Thomas sostuvieron una CO.
media que / mino sin decision
cuando Thom&a Sc lastim6 una piel
ma, Y Jackie Treadway vencio &
! Harry Shone.
La opinión., 1935-03-06
TURQUIA ENVIA TROPAS
A LA FRoNTERA

VlENA. Mario. s. Gruesos con-
tingentes de tropas tureas Sc estan
concentrando a 10 largo de la from
terra &c Grecia.. segdn dicen alar-
nantes despachos llegados a esta
capital. donde va Sc obserya o tie
NOR ell progreso de los aconteci-
mientos.
Sc sabe al mismo tempo que las
tropas de Bulgaria Sc estan refor-
zando sobre la frontera de la Ma
cedonia griega, i~ndicandose con clio
la gravedad de la %situacion.
A Petrich, en- la Macedonia bulga-
ra. han estado llegando numerosos
refugiados griegos. dando cuenta de
los combates entire rebeldes y lea
les, diciendo que han sido muy san
grientos.
La opinión., 1935-03-06

"A TODD ell mundo.
y fingiremos seguir siendo...
-Lo que hemos sido hasta aho-
"a.
La cosa es original y tiene
gracia.
Florinda Sc echo a refr, y Rail,
por no darle a comprender sus ver-
daderos sentimientos, la acompa-
no en- su risa.
Dona Asuncion, que les observa-
ba atentamente, penso:
De mejor CANA LIBRARIAN que
rien.
A la bora de todos los dias,
Raul despidi6se de SD ex-novia.
-Hasta manana-dijo al despe.
dirse.
-5yendras como de costumbre?
-pregunto ella.
ST.
.Gracias adelantadas.
-Antes de salir de aqui, reptile
me que no me guardas rencor.
-iQue tonic eres!
-Repitemelo.
No solo no tie guardo rencor,
sino que hasta me parece que tie
aprecio mas que antes.
Dime tambien que me perdo-
mas.
ST, hombre, 81, tie perdonol
iPues va 10 creo!
i Graciasl
Y Raul salio presuroso para o.
La opinión., 1935-03-06
AMENAZA DE MUERTE
A THELMA TODD

Thelma Todd. artista de la pam
ITALIA. Sc hallaba aver bajo la pro-
teccion de una docena de deputy
sheriffs como resultado de una anne
naza u recibio, en- la forma de
una carta, y que fue entregada a
las autoridaGes federales para su
Investigation.
En- la carta Sc exigian diez mil
d0.ares a Miss Todd, y ell firman-
te escogia a Abe LYMAN. ider de
orquesta, como ell intermediate en-
la entrega de esta suma.
La artista fue amenazada de
muerte 81 no hacia entrega de los
diez mil dolares antes de cuarenta
y ocho horas.
opaque $4,000 a Mr.. LYMAN en-
Nueva York ell s de Mario o antes,
La opinión., 1935-03-06

Guitar su emocion, que no prdo
contener.
IFS un angel!-iba diciendo-
Sc.
Al verse en- la Gale, suspir6 con
f~uerza, exclamando:
-iYa soy libre!
Ell tono de esta exclamation, fue
una extrana mezcla de pesar y de
algeria.
De algeria, porque podia amar
a Nazarena; de pesar, porque per-
dia para siempre ell amor de Flo
rinda.
Esta, por su parte, cuando Raul
hubo salido Sc arrojo en- los bra
zos de dona Asunci6n, sollozando
y diciendo:
-iNo puedo masl
La buena sonora, acariciabala
como pudiera acariciar a una hi
ia.
Repuesta de su emoci6n, la jo-
zen seco u lagrimas y dijo re-
sueltamente:
Ell primer paso esta dado Y
va no es possible ~retroceder. =. Nc
ANA y lie amo... IA pesar de to-
do, seremos alg1n dia dichosos!