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La opinión., 1935-07-18
5000 ALMAS
Sc REUN|ERON
ENBA[BUENA
Los cadaveres de los 3 'ex.
pedicionarios' fueron lie
yados en- ayion a Mexico
Una enorme procession fu~
nebre los llevo hasta ell
Hospital Juarez

ClUOAD DE MEXICO, Julio II.
-(Hilo Directo).-Ante ell conmo-
vedor silencio de mas de cinco mil
personals que Sc reunieron en- Ell
campo 6albuena, hoy en- la mariana
fueron descendidos de un avion los
cadaveres de las Victimas de la
"Carniceria de Garrido Canabal",
taibutsndoseles semitic homenais
de significativa repercusion.
E%nvueltos en- sacos de hule her.
meticamente cerrados, venfan los
cuerpos de Cesar Pedrero, Manuel
Brito-Foucher Y Juarez Merino,
quienes cayeron inmolados por Ia
metralla asesina de las huestes ga
rridistas en- las GALES de Villaher-
mosa. Tabasco. durante los tragi-
cos acontecimientos del lunes ulti-
mo.
El arribo del ayi6n fue a las IL
en- punto, Y va para esa bora ha-
bia mas de 5000 personals, que es-
tuvieron llegando desde temprano
para rendir tribute a las victimas
de Garrido Canabal.
Los caddyeres fueron colocados
en- ataddes, ' a su paso por entire
Ia muchedumbre Sc les lanzaban
flores mojadas con lagrimas de las
mujercs que no podian contener ell
llanto.
Sin que nadie 10 iniciara, sino CO.
mo un movimiento de sentimiento
m%ecanico, TODD ell p1blico Sc emilio
en- masno desfile funebre acompa-
hando a los c~adaveres, hasta ell
Hospital Juarez en- donde quedaron
depositados para practicarseles la
.autopsia.
Esto Sc llev6 a cabo Immediate
mente. rindiendose I'm dictamen que
no fue dado a conocer a la prensa.
pues antes pasara a Ia Supreme
Corte de Justicia Y a Ia Presidential
de Ia Republica.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
Ell CONFLICTO DE "a
CATECAS TERMINO

ZACATECAS, Fac, julio II. -
(Exclusivo) .-Tanto ell G~obernador
INFERNO del Estado. diputado Cuauh
temoc Esparza como la diputacion
permanente que preside Vicente Ro
jas, acaban de recibir mensajes del
Secretario de Gobernacion manifes-
tando que la designation que hizo
un grupo de diputados locales en-
favor del representante Eulallo Ro-
bles, como Gobernador Substitute.
carece de fundamentals legales, y
por consiguiente, Sc como
dnico Gobernador de esta entidad
a Cuauhtemoc Esparza
En- esta forma Sc considera So
lucionado 81 conflicto que Sc mi
clio hace cuarenta y ocho horas
precisamente sin que. por fortuna.
Sc registraran desordenes de min
guna naturaleza
La opinión., 1935-07-18
MARIA
IA S|TUAC|ON
DEL ESTADO
Los garridistas siguen anne
nazando al resto de la
expedition, explica
LIeyan armas a los camisas
Rojas; que Garrido des-
EMBARGO en- Tehuacan

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Julio II.
-(Hilo Directo.)- Que estan vi
viendo momentos de ansiedad por
ell reinzdo de terror cae exlste en-
Villahermosa, y expuestos a caer
muertos por ell fuego de las anne
t~ralladoras ~garridistas como sus
companeros asesinados ell ultimo lu
mes, es 10 que dieen los expedieio-
narios tabasquenos u fueron a
la capital de Tabasco dispuestos
a desaloisr a Tomas Garrido Ca
nabal.
Ga poblacion es presa del tie
rror," dice en- un mensaje Rodulfo
Brito Foucher, jefe de Ia eXpedi-
ci6n. agregando que i compane-
ros estan e%Npuestos a sufrir ue-
yos atentados.
LOS camisas rojas recorren to
da la ciudad de casa en- casa, anne
d~rentando a las familias y obi
uandolas a firmar unos documen-
tos cuyo contenido Gesconooen los
misnos firmantes," dice Brito Fou
cher en- 81 mensaje.
"Mientras la poIicia de VilIaher-
mosa y las fuerzas militares del
Estado continuan armadas, toda
actividad electoral en- TaSasco Sc
ra impossible" termina diciendo Ell
mensaje recibido aqui hoy en- la
nochc.
por su mario ell icre de la IONA
La opinión., 1935-07-18
Al
GRAL. GALES
Pediran al diyisionario que
yaya a la Feria de San
Diego

United Press de LA OPINION
SAN DIEGO, Calf, Julio II, -
Una recommendation para que sea
dlrigida una invitacion al general
Plutarco Elias Gales, ex-presiden-
te &c Mexico. a fin de que visite
como huesped de honor Ia EXPOSE
cion International del Pacitico en-
esta ciudad. fue enviada al gober-
nador de California. Merriam. pi-
diendole al mismo tempo que Sc
lie haga a la mayor brevedad posi-
BILE. aprovechando que el militar
meXicano Sc %encuentra cerca &c la
frontera.
La proposition fu6 hecha por los
nuevos directories de la exposition.
habiendo causado eXtraheza que Sc
recomiende solamente la invitacion
de Gales, en- vez de que e dirigi-
da antes que TODD al presidents
Cardenas.
El telegrama enyiaGo a Merriam
dice asi:
Ia Exposicion International del
Pacifico, de California. tiene ell no.
nor de pedir que el sobernador dc
California. invite en- nombre de Ia
misma al General Plutarco Elias
Gales, ase%surandole cue su vista
no solo honrara a la Exposition, ST
no a TODD California.
Frank G. Belcher. nuevo direc-
tor do la Exposition. sugirio al
mlsmo tempo al ~gobernador que Sc
ofrezcan al general GALES toda cla
Sc &c facilidades para su viaje.
Sc cree que Ell gobernador Me-
rriam cumplira Embellishments
con la recommendation.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
HARLAN PEDIDO GARANTIAs
Los EXPEDlCfoNARlOS

cIUDA0 DE MEXICO. Julio II.
-tEXclusivo0- El teXto de un
mensaje dirigido por los j6venes
eX-pedicionarios tabasquehos al
Presidente de Ia Repdblica. pidien
dole %garantias. ACADIA de ser dado
a conocer aquf. FL mensaie fue en-
viado al Presidente Cdrdenas an
ties de que los j6yenes saliesen a
Nillahermosa donde fGeron muer-
tos con fuego de ametralladoras a
manos de los eamisas rojas de
Tomas Garrido CanatsI.
El teXto del mensaje es Ell ST.
guiente:
Mexico, D. F., Julio II de 1885.
&C. General Lazaro cardenas,
Presidente de la ~Rsoubliea. PaIs-
clio Nacional. ciudad.- En- conexion
con grupos municipales de ciuda-
danos RESIDENCES en- el Estado de
Tabasco. otros tabasquenos resi-
denies en- esta capital. estamos pre-
parandonos para tomar participa-
clon en- la proxima campaha cleo
toral en- relaeion con las e~leccio-
mes para elegir d~iputados al Con-
greso local. elecciones que deberan
verificarse el dia dieeioeho del pro
ximo mes de aeosto.
para participant en- dicha cam
pana electoral. ell pr6ximo domin-
go. sale para Tabasco, en- avion,
una comision de taoasquehos, pre-
sidida por ell senior lieeneiado Ro-
dulfo Brito Foucher.
LOS candidates aue sostenemos
e~ontenderan en- contra de los que
sostienen y apoya ell liceneiado To
mas Garrido canabal, quien, ses1n
sabemos, esta hacienda preparati-
Vos para impedir por medic de Ia
violeneia, ell desembaFeo de Ia CO.
mission antes citada y, en- general,
ell ejereieio de los dereohos politi-
cos por parte del pueblo tabasque-
no. en- la misma forna en- que ha
Venido haeiendolo desde haee easi
tres l%ustros.
"En tai virtud, respetuosamsnts
La opinión., 1935-07-18
PIDEN AUXILIO A LA
FEDERACION

CiUDAD DE MEXICO, julio II.
-(Exclusivo) .-Pidiendo la protec-
cion de las au.oridades federales.
cuatro diputados de la Legislature
local de zacatecas llegaron hoy a
esta ciudad.
Los cuatro temen ser victima del
Gobernador provisional Cuauhte-
moe Esparza. debido n que Sc ne
garon a dar 9" voto Dor 81 Ell las
elecciones.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
D|SCURSO DE-
CARDENASEN
GUAOALAJARA
La educacion socialista ha
sido %calumniada, dijo Ell
Presidente
No tiende a la destruction
del hogar. Otros p%untos
de interes discutidos

GUADALAJARA, Jalisco, Julio II
-(Hilo Directo).-Una estruendo-
sa ovacion de mas de diez minutes
fue tributada hoy al Presidente
Cardenas en- ell SEM del Congress-
de campesinos reunido en- esta ciu-
dad, cuando aseguro que sus mayo
res deseos consisten en- dotar de eli
sesE . ts9S n sa|2dsE:s IS!
Ia con 81 objeto de hacer fructife-
ros los esfuerxos del obrero.
Ahadio, asimismo, que impulsa-
ra ell desarrollo de la educacion fun
dando mayor ndmero de escuelas
rurales en- ell Estado de Jalisco.
que es uno de los mas poblados del
pals.
Durante ell desarrollo de sus pa
labras indico que nunca como aho-
ra habia contado ell gobierno con ell
apoyo decidido del ejercito V de las
fuerzas vivas de la Repnblica.
En- cuanto a la Educacion So
cialista manifesto u las calum-
Mas que Sc han levantado en- con-
ira han hecho aparecer sus propo-
sitos educativos como una tenden-
cia hacia la destruction del hogan.
"Por ell contrario.-manifest6. -
quienes ST. han percatado del YER
dadero espiritu de la escueIa socia-
Iista, Sc han diris;do a mi gobier-
no feIicitandoIo por su proerama IN
csc sentido.
"Es cierto que nuestro programa
es y sc. a radical, pero ESQ obede-
ce a la recesidad de eliminar in
moralidades y eliminar a los eIe-
mentos v%ividores que medran ,en-
tro del gobierno revoIucionario. Pc
70 va son muchas las familias que
Sc expresan con agrado y carino
respecto a este cambio".
Enseguida lego su programa
agras.o, estableciendo entire otras
cosas la constitution de un Banco
Ejidal en- ell Estado de Jalisco. y
la formation de una reserva Mill
tar con los habitantes del mismo.
Esta reserva tomara la forma de
cuerpos de milicia. cuyo principal
papel consistira en- velar por la paz
y tranquilidad.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
DUELo GENERAL EN- MEXICO,
HOY

La Camara de Concrete de es-
Ia ciudad aeepto hoy en- Ia nochc
una invitacion que IL hicieron los
estudiantes, para que Sc unan a
una gran demonstration de duelo
que sc prepare para m t1ana, cerran
blecimientos comerCiales
Mientras tanto en- la presiden-
ella de Ia Republica Sc han segui-
do recibiendo centeuares de men,
safes de todas parties del pals.
protestando por los successes de vi
llahermosa ell lunes. y pidiendo ell
La opinión., 1935-07-18
United Pres para IA OPINION

qua EMALN, julio II.-La asan
blea constituyente termiIo sus la
bores sobre la reforma constitucio-
nal hoy.
lei periodic presidential del ge-
neral Jorge Ubico fue eXtendido
hasta ell Is de MARIO de 1913, sin
que Ia asamblea modificara Ell ar
tteu,o &C de Ia constitution que
prohibe reelection durante 12 amos
despues de Ia termination del pc
riodo regular de seis amos.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
LA HUELCA DE PROBE
SORES, CONTINUAL
cIuDAD DE MEXIco,

cluDAD DE MEXICO, Julio 16.
ell dia de hoy
estuvo ell Secretario de Educacion
tratando asuntos relacionados con
Ia hueiga dc profesores en- ell Esta-
do de Mexico; solamente a inter-
valos Sc ocupaba de asuntos extra
nos.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
Reciben con Flores q las Victimas
LUT0 GENERAL EN- MEXICO HOY
La Campana que lie Costo ell Poder

Ell DR.. Daniel Salamanca, quien ACADIA de mo-
rr en- La Paz, Bolivia, victima de un ataquc al
corazon, fue una de las figuras principales en- la
guerra del Gran Chaco, como presidente de Bo-
livia. Los observadores del c~onflicto entire Boil
via y Paraguay consideran que la caida del Pre-
sdente Salamanca, forzada por los lideres mill
tares de Bolivia, fue ell factor de la termination
La opinión., 1935-07-18

de la guerra en- ell Gran Chaco. Jose Luis Tejs-
da Solorzano, quien s%ustituyo a! DR.. Salamanca
en- la presidencia, acepto ell plan de par de la Ligs
de Naciones, facilitando Ell armisticio en- ell Cha
co. Arriba del grabado Sc We una vista de La
Psz, capital de Bolivia, y abajo una escena de la
guerra en- las selvas del Chaco.
II. LNEWS
La opinión., 1935-07-18
INGLATERRA DEFENDERA
SUS COLONIAS

United Press para LA OPINION
LoNORES, lnglaterra, julio IL
Que Ia Gran Bretaha esta prepara-
ia para defender sus ~colonias afri-
canas en- caso de guerra entire tia
liza Y Ethiopia. fue 10 que declare hoy
ell Secretario de Colonias Malcolm
Mcdonald, ante Ia Casa de los Co.
munes.
Inglaterra esta lista tambien para
enyiar fucrZas de Egipto sobre ell
La opinión., 1935-07-18
SU TERCER LILO

Esta es la tercera aventura ro-
mantica en- que Mrs. Sewell, pro-
minente lfder social de Beverly
Hills. Sc We envuelta como tercer
angulo del triangulo en- los ultimos
seis meses. v la s%egunda c que
es demandada por seduction.
Mrs. Sewell tiene una demanda
contra su esposo, como resultado
del escandaloso lilo del "cambio de
esposas". en- ell que Mrs. Sewell jul
60 papel importante.
Al e~nterarse de la demanda que
present6 en- su contra Ia esposa de
Buster Keaton. la demandada con-
sider6 la acci6n como "ridfcula', va
que he visto a Keaton solo seis o
siete veces en- mi vida.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
MRS. KEATON
P|D|0 AVER
SU D|V0RC|O
Que eli actor comico ha lle-
vado una vida disipada,
dice su esposa
La dana acuSa a otra mu-
jer de haberle robado Ell
amor de Buster

Mencionando a Mrs. Leah Clam
pitt SeweIl como la responsible del
rompimiento de su hogan. y deman-
dandola en- la suma de 100000 por
haberle robado ell afecto de su es-
poso, Mrs. Mae Elizabeth keaton
presento aver una demanda de d.
vorcio contra Buster k~eaton, el &C.
Mrs. Keaton declara n su deman-
da que la noclle del 4 de julio Mrs.
Sewell "provocativamente' invite a
Keaton a un hotel de Santa Barba-
IA, Calf. siendo esa la fecha de Ia
separation de los esposos Keaton.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
LA OPINION

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BUDGET CORNER

BUDGET CORNER
(Io) MISSES COATS; tailored
and casual coats in broken sizes,
II TO 20. Originally $1o.s5, cS
now
(6) MAN-TAMORED SUITS;
suitable for Fall wear. Sizes II
TO 20 in group. Orig CT AQ
inally SASS and $16.s5 ~
(2D MISSES SUITS; both dress
and sports types in this group. in
broken sizes, IA to 20. Were CS
$l0.95
(2s) WOMEN'S COATS AND
SUITS; fur-trimmed, untrimmed
and sports types, in broken sizes,
3S to a. Were $16.s5, 60
now
(2s) MISSES TWEED SUITS;
featuring 3-pc. suits and monotone
2-pc. tweeds. Navy, black,
beige, blue, green. Were 90
$16.95 -z------------------
(s) MISSES COATS; fur-trimmed
dress coats, In broken sizes, II to
20. Were originally $16.95. CT
now reduced to ---
(6) CAMEL'S HAIR COATS; 1000
camel's hair, IN broken misses
sizes, IA to 20. Swagger 90
styles. Were $16.95, now W.
(34) MISSES COTTON LACES.
Originally $5.s5: re- or OK
duced now to-
(S6) MISSES COTTONS; linens
and cottons in prints, plaids and
solid colors; sizes IA to CD OK
20. Were 1896 and $5.s5 ~
(1OO) WASH CREPES; slightly
soiled; IA to 20. Were Cd 90
$3.99, now-------
(2o) EVENING DRESSES; NOUS
seline de sole and organdy, in
broken sizes, II to 20. Were orig
inally s7.s5. Reduced S5. 5.05
(a5) POWDER PUFF MUSLINS;
misses and women's &2 0S
sizes. Were 1896, now.
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SUMMER RUGS

(1O) REVERSIBLE FIBRE RUGS,
discontinued patterns in
subdued colors. 9x12 @S 40
size. Were $8.49, now ~
(10) BASKETWEAVE RUSH
RUGS, very heavy, well bound,
stencilled designs. Were @1 40
$685.. now specialized at "
(15) HEAVY OVAL SISAL RUGS,
attractive and durable. 4x6 or
4x7 #. Originally $7,S5. c. OK
Friday reduced to:---
(15) COOL MATING RUGS,
stencilled in cool colors.
IT. 8 inches by 8 #. 8 70
inches. Were $1.25, now
(50) 24x4S IN. RAG RUGS,
basketweaves, in blue, rose
or lavender. Originally 81, Zoe
now reduced to only
(I0) 3x6-FT. SUMMER RUGS.
Grass and fibre rugs, mostly tans.
Were originally SITS, @1 20
now reduced to ----
(Io0 80. yds.) REMNANTS FELT
BASE. Heavy felt base In small
usable pieces. Were SOC to C9c
69c a 50. yd. Now, %. yd.--
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JUNIOR MISSES

(14) CREPE DRESSES; prints I'm
pastel and dark plaids, broken sizes
IL to II. Were $l0.95
to SLABS, reduced to @S 40
clear to ----------
(6) PRINTED CREPES; broken
sizes IL to II. Were originally
priced at $l2.95 and CT 40
$16.95, now -------
(2) REDINGOTES; wool coats
with printed crepe dresses, broken
sizes IL to IT. Were $7.48
1855, now ----
(15) TEL AND CREPE
DRESSES; pastel sheers and crepe
dresses, broken sizes. Orig @S
inally $12.e5 and $16.e5, now VIZ
(IO) EVENING DRESSES in light
Summer fabrics and colors; sizes
IL to IT. Were sl2-s5 S7.48
and $16.95, now
(5) MINER EVEN NG
DRESSES; broken sizes IL to II.
W ere $l0.95 and @S 40
$l295 ----
ue) EVENING DRESSES; Sum-
mer styles, reduced S11
from 1855, now
(2) CORDUROY COATS; lined
Summer coats In sizes II and co
13. Were 1885, now w.
(2s) JUNIOR SUITS; navy, tan or
brown. Man-tailored, dress CT
or swagger size, reduced to-
(2) CASUAL COATS; rose angora
casual coats In sizes II
and Is. Reduced from @S OK
(2) CORDUROY COATS; casual
coats in navy and lilac. IN junior
sizes 1s. To clear to- S1O05
morrow at--
(S) JUNIOR COATS; swagger
and casual in white, wood violet,
yellow or rose. Sizes II to co
(20) JUNIOR COATS; in corduroy
and soft woods. in white, brown,
lilac, rose or yellow. II SS 05
TO II ------------
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CURTAINS

(20o yds.) CURTAIN REMNANTS.
Usable lengths Of curtain fabrics.
Were originally Csc and 1So
29c yd., now, yd.-----
(1S9 yds.) DRAPERY FABRICS.
Remnants Of drapery and curtain
fabrics. Originally 3sc to CSc
sec yd., now, yd.---------
(16s yds.) SLIPCOvER FABRICS.
Remnant lengths Of slipcover and
curtain fabrics. Were Csc 2Sc
and CSC yd., now, yd.---
(ls3 yds.) CURTAIN FABRICS.
Remnant lengths of fabrics
originally 75c to 85c I'd. lOc
now, yd. -----------------
$50 yds.) UPHOLSTERY FABRICS.
Remnant lengths Of finer
fabrics. Originally 1.95 yd., @1
now, I'd. ------------------
(ss yds.) FINER UPHOLSTERY.
Remnant lengths Of materials
originally 2.95 yd, now CT OK,
reduced to. yd.--------
(loo prs) CURTAINS, DRA.
PERIES, one Of d kind. q
very interesting assortment. CEQ
Suecisllr reduced. ncE-- ON
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HOSIERY DEPT.

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fI21) Prs. CHIFFON HOSIERY;
broken sizes and colors; also pastel
meshes,. in broken sizes S0c
ranges, now --------------
fs7) Prs. COTTON HOSIERY;
women's Burson cotton stockings,
in broken sizes and colors. 70c
To clear at---------------
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SPREADS & QUILTS

10, GAY ORGANDY BED
SPREADS; with coin dots OF black
brown, red or blue. 80. 10
Were $2.95, now
(sD FIGURED SUMMER QUILTS;
scalloped edges, light colors; look
cool. vet keep Of drafts. @1 30
Were $2.29, now------
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CHINAWARE

us) BETTER CHINA TEAPOTS;
fine earthenware teapots, too.
Make your essence for iced 7Qc
tea in one for only-----
(3D MICKEY MOUSE TUM-
BLERS; white glass, gayly deco
rated. Get set for
the children-they're 9 for Sc
81 GLASS FLOWER BLOCKS;
to control your bouquets. Stick
the stems into these blocks. 1Oc
Reduced to -------------
(64) FINE BEER MUGS; fine
quality, decorated and solid colors,
nicely glazed beer mugs. 70c
Reduced to ------------
DINNERWARE HALF-PRICE; dis
continued decorations, underglaze
design; cups and saucers (15c);
Soup Plates 10c); Sauce Dishes
(5c); Small Plates (5c), and
Vegetable Dishes (15c).
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HOUSEWARES

HOUSEWAR
(D FIZZIT SERVING TRAYS.
Dandy for serving cheese and @1
crackers. Were $1.95, now
u) BETTER SMOKING STAND.
well equipped, plenty of room for
smokers gadgets. Was Cd OK
$795, now only--
(6) GALVANIZED GAR BAGE
CANS, 2-gallon size, en-
tirely rust-proof. Were ACC, COc
now reduced to-
(2e) HIDEAWAY AUNDRY
RACKS, take up very little space,
give you plenty of drying COc
racks. Were SIPS, now
t3) GAY COCKTAIL SHAKERS
for your cool summer drinks
and milk shakes. Were $1.50, @1
now reduced to--
(2) 5-GAL. SHOULDER JUGS
for homemade wines, grape juice
or what have you. Were To-
SIPS, now amazing at---
(s5) Soc to 7sc CHAIR SEATS,
simulated leather-clamp them on
your straight chairs 10 Price
For the cottage -
(2) Reg. 81 TRICOLATORS, make
delicious coffee, quickly,
easily. Friday get a S1OS
tricolator for only
~ Reg. ss.75 TRICOLATOR, g.
cup size, attractive design.
Friday reduced way down to @1
(1) Reg. $4.75 WITT ASH CAN,
with 2 sturdy carrying han
dies. Large Witt can, gal cC
vanized, of course. Now
(16) SOC Set Of VAC-U-CUPS for
under your stove or refrig-
orator, to keep the floor IT,
from marring -
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LANSBURGHS
FRIDAY BARGAINS
And MIDI ClearanceS!

live gave every item on this page the space it act
ually deserves Lansburghs would have to buy
section in today's Star to tell the whole story.
Read every line-because even # the print is
small the values are very great! Even by using
small type we couldn't include ALL the special
savings you'll find here tomorrow. 1t will pay
you to spend plenty Of time at Lansburgh's to.
morrow-it means extra Summer comfort and
extraordinary savings for you and your family.
Evening star., 1935-07-18

EVENING DRESSES
(lO MINER EVENING
DRESSES that were
originally $12.95 and CT ~
$16.95; row-----
80 SUMMER EVENING DRESSES
that were originally O. 1Q
sl0.95 and s12.95; now
(10) SUNNI Ter EVENING
DRESSES that were
originally $l6.s5; now GA OK
reduced to ------
(2) MOUSSELINE DE SOLE POL
KA DOT DRESSES
that were originally $14.95
S19.75; now --
IL EVENING DRESSES in organ
Ia, seersucker and ging-
ham; were $10.s5 to CT OK
to $14.95: now
(5) EVENING DRESSES with
jackets, in net or mousseline
de sole. Were 'is'sS; $l4.95
now -----------
(27) EVENING DRESSES in NOUS
seline, printed dimity
and novelty cotton $7.95
Were $s.s5 and $10s5- ~'
JUNIOR DEPT.-SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-07-18
LINENS

(4o) LACE-EDGE SCARFS; warm
cream color, so fattering to woods.
SO and As inches. Were ROc
81, now
1o) 7-Pc. LUNCHEON SETS; rich
rayon with brown borders. 54x54
inch cloth, 6 napkins. CT 20
Were $2.45, now
(so) CSC SWISS LACE SCARFS;
for boudoir or dining room, So
inch Swiss Lace scarfs' l2Lc
reduced to -------------
(2O0) TURKISH WASH CLOTHS;
colored borders, good and spongey.
Were SC each, now e for S0c
reduced to -----
70 Pairs) EMBROIDERED d
CASES; attractive designs en-
broidered by hand in colors. S0c
Reduced Friday to Pr
(10O) 42c and 4Sc UTICA CASES;
extra sizes: A by 38h, or IS by
3sh inches. Snowy white, CQc
closely woven ----------
LANSBURGH'S-THIRD FLOOR.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-11
Coliseum Showing "Blooc Money and Ken
 Maynard Picture

Americas most virile herman of the screen, George Bancroft, re- turns to popularity in Blood Money" highly dramatic TO- nance of society and the under world, exposing the bail-bond racket and providing lot of thrills, opening at the Coliseum the atre, tonight.
 Frances Dee, Chick Chandler Judith Anderson and Blossom See ley are featured with Bancroft, making his first appearance in a 20th Century Picture, Daryl F zanuck Production presented by Joseph M. Schenck.
 Ken Maynard Back
 Making the current bill at the Coliseum a double one tonight ana tomorrow is the return of Ken Maynard, popular Western and action star who heads an all-star cast in King of the Arena Late news and selected short subjects complete the entertainment pro gram at the Coliseum.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-11
BANCROFT BACK LOMBARD HEADS .TOFILMS WITH CAST OF WEIRD
 POWERFUL CAST UPTOWN CINEMA
Supernatural" Is Strange Tale of World of
 Spiritualist World

Supernatural" the weird tale of the spirit world, opens at the Uptown Theatre tonight.
 Carole Lombard, Randolph Scott, Vivienne Osborne, Allan Dinehart. H. B. Warner and William Far mum play the leading roles in the picture, which was produced by Victor and Edward Halperin, mak- CTS of White zombie.'
 Supernatural" is the story of young girl whose body is pos sessed by the averaging spirit of murderess. Miss Lombard, as the girl, a wealthy heiress, grief stricken because of the death of beloved twin brother, is easy prey for Dinehart, a fake spirit ualist, more interested in her for tune than in her brother. Mean while Miss Osborne, betrayed by Dinehart, is executed in the elec- tric chair for a murder she had committed. Warner, psycholo- gist, attempts an experiment upon her to prevent her spirit from wreaking the revenge which he is sure it is plotting.
 The experiment, however, goes amiss, and the spirit enters the body of Miss Lombard and plans to use the girl to wreak vengeance on Di11ehart.