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Evening star., 1935-10-30

the closed door could be heard music,
the sound of laughter and many young
voices.
The door burst open. Jean stood in
the center of the room, her eyes dark
with terror The train of her long
gown lay in tragic heap around her
feet.
Agnes ran to her. Jean, my dear,
what's wrong? What's wrong? Why
aren't you downstairs with the rest
of the young folks? Hurry, my dear,
the party is already in full swing"
Jean took one tragic look at Agnes
and turned away. Harriet hasn't ar
rived yet" she said in a stifled voice.
Harriet! Oh" she laughed. That's
nothing to worry about. I know how
fond of each other you two are, but
don't let that stand in your way. Har-
riet will be here. never fear. Now run
on downstairs"
"RUT you don't understand, Agnes,
Oh, heavens, I've got to tell
somebody. Don't you remember? Har-
riet told you about it. didn't She?
Don't you remember our plan last
year? Well what am I going to do?
How can I face them? What can
say? Oh. I wish hadn't been such a
jealous fool"
Agnes looked up suddenly. DO you
mean that prank you and Harriet
were planning on last year? Why? !
didn't think you'd 60 through with
anything like that. You're too sensi-
BILE a girl for such thing"
Agnes" Jean said slowly, you
don't know what it is to live with sis
ters like mine. You and Harriet-well,
after all she was still kid in college
when you got married But my sisters
we'll. they're both young. beautiful
and talented. They're rot serious
minded. They've always been verv
popular. The telephone was always
ringing for them. The house was al
ways filled with their friends. Men
were always talking about them to me
They got flowers, candy, everything.
1T isn't that I minded. Agnes.
truly I didn't. love my work. l love
being school teacher It's just their
attitude toward me. You know, they
thought me funny. different in some
way, and they always poked fun at
me. knew that if I could get some
one to telephone me. write letters. do
something, they'd stop worrying me-"
L understand" said Agnes. She
patted Jeans shoulders. so that's
Why you and Harriet decided on the
beau plan, isn't it?"
Jean nodded
x
ELL me the whole thing Agnes
asked
Evening star., 1935-10-30
THE large bed in
he hripnt,y

THE large bed in
tn e brightly
lighted. enormous
front room Of a
home on Columbia
road was piled high
with coats. The
froste e d windows
threw back a view
of furs, overshoes,
h ats and scarts
scat t ere d over
dressers. chairs
even the dressing
table was Uttered
with many small
powder bags and
rouge pufs.
A short. vividly
pretty young wom-
an paced up and
down the room.
She clasped and
un clasped d ner
hands. She pushed
her blond hair from
her face in frantic
{y,,,,atience From
Evening star., 1935-10-30
DAILY SHORT STORY
PHANTOM BEAU

We'll, you see,
we had it all plan
ned. That time I
took the trip to
New York I was to
come back and
pretend I had a
sweetheart. ou
know, d deScrit e
some one to the
family, tell them
where he took me
and every thing.
Then I was to re-
ceive letters from
New York.
Harriet has a
friend who lives
there and she was
to arrange for this
person tn receive
the mail at his ad-
dress. The family
would see the let
ters and v ould stop
bothering me. I
gave Harriet $50
o~L - u
Evening star., 1935-10-30

me kilograms, telephone me, send me
flowers and candy at intervals"
Did she?"
"Oh. yes. had splendid time. I
wrote the craZiest sort of letters be-
cause knew only Harriet would read
them anyway. got the letters. tele-
grams. even the candy and flowers.
In fact, I got flowers every week. We
even exchanged photographs. I don't
know where Harriet ever got the pic
ture she sent of this fictitious man, but
it was exceptionally pleasing. 1t was
grand fun, all this Winter, writing to
some one :. but now now :"
* X
JEAN threw herself on the bed and
Sobbed. Every one in the family
invited some one for the Halloween
party and, of course, I had to do 1t,
too. thought sure Harriet would send
a wire or something. letting me know
she or he couldn't come. But she isn't
here yet, and I'm supposed to be watt
ing for man that know doesn't even
exist"
Agnes leaned over Jean and smoothed
her forehead. Suddenly the door
burst open and Harriet. full of furs,
packages and flowers ran into the
room.
Jean sat up. Her eyes were CLASSY.
She shook with rage. Harriet! How
could you! Look at this meas you've
left me in. Why didn't you send
wire. telephone, do something?"
Harriet stared. What in heavens
name are you talking about?"
Jean jumped up. What? What?
All Winter long you've been writing
me, telegraphing, sending flowers.
candy, and when I invited you to the
party, you didn't even have sense
enough to send wire refusing the IN
vitation."
HARRIET looked astonished why,
Jean, don't you want me here?"
oh, not you" Jean looked miser-
able, but Jack. Oh, have you for
gotten, too? Jack . our plan
the picture .. :"
about IT, Truly I had I sent you
Jack Deltons name and address, and
then I forgot to tell him about it.
Here's your $50 darling. Next year
we'll work the plan"
But who's been sending the fow-
ers, and the letters?"
Why, I suppose Jack has. That
must have been his voice I heard as
I raced up the stairs I thought I
recognized it. Isn't it exciting? Come
along, powder your face. What are
you shaking about?"
Because in his last letter he pro-
posed to me and . accepted"
tCopyright 1880
Evening star., 1935-10-30
FIRST MOVIE MARKED
Brothers of Phantoscope Inventor
Place Bronze Tablet.

RICHMOND, Ind, October 80 up.
Forty years ago last night c. Fran
els jenkins demonstrated his phanto-
scope, believed the earliest moving
picture machine, to several of his
friends here.
Today Will and Atwood jenkins,
brothers of the inventor who died last
year. placed bronze tablet at the
spot where the movie" was shown.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
LOS OBREROS DE HAINES
CITY APOYAN A LOS Ia


Ell comite de huelga de la ia
briea de Schwab-Davis, que de-
manda ell cumplimiento de la Nj
velacion, recibi6 aver una car
ia de los obreros de la fruta CT
trica, de Haines City, redactada
en- estos terminus:
Companeros: Nosotros, miem
bros del Comite de la Union de
Obreros de la Industrial Cftrica,
enterados de la huelga que sos
tienen contra la firma de Sch :
wab-Davis y considerable que
ustedes, 10 mismo que nosotros,
son oprimidos, declaramos que
estamos en- simpatia con su mo-
vimiento y les ofrecemos apoyo
moral y material.
Deseando una pronta victoria.
Ell COmite de la
Citrus Workers Union
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
LOS PROBLEMAS DEL IRA
BAJO EN- LA NACION .


Washington, mario go
Francis ]. Dillon, organizador
de la Federation Americana del
trabajo en- la industrial automo-
vilists, calific6 aver a Henry
Ford de :i'farsante" y "sin es-
crupulos" ante el comite de ira
bajo de la camara. Dillon dijo
la ley sobre disputas del
trabajo no es aprobada, habra
huelgas en- las Industries del au
tom0vil y la gonna. William
Green, p~residente de la Fedora
.ci6n, recibi6 aye& de Dillon ell
resultado de una votaci6n hecha
en- la industrial automovilista, y
decidira ell rumbo a seguir.
Los Obreroe Textiles Unidos
Ipreparan una apelaci6n al CO.
mite nacional de labor sobre dos
.fallos del comitA textil mantle
niendo que los huelguistas en-
Alexandria y Noventa y Seis no
.deben ser ~repuestos porque los
telares nunca cerraron por com
pletO durante la huelga del pa
sado otono, y que por 10 tanto
no hubo huelga.
FL senador George, dem6cra-
ia, de Georgia, vigor9samente
atac6 aver al secretario de a
gricultura Wallace, mantenien-
do que ell impuesto sobre los te-
lares y otras medidas han he
cho cerrar a los patronos, ex-
tendiendo ell descontento y la
miseria entire los trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
.S~OBRESEIDA LA ACUSA-
CION CONTRA Ell M
CENISTA RACHELSON

Ell juez de paz Lorenzo Her
nandez, despues de DIR aver a
una docena de testigos, dispuso
ell sobreseimiHnto de la causa
contra Saul k~achelson, un al =
macenista de where's, a quien
los detectives errestaron bajo la
acusacion de homicidio por i'm
lprudencia.
Ninguno de los testigos vic a
Rachelson detras del tim6n del
coche, cuando ocurri6 ell choque
contra uno de los estribos del
viaducto de la Gale Lafayette.
Los detectives afirmaron que
varios de los testigos les dijeron
que Rachelson era el driver"
FL acusado no declare, pero Sc
sabe que ell autom6vil era de su
propiedad.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

Una boda
Esta noche uniran sus desti'
nos ante ell Notario Sr. Sergio
Alfonso, la Srta. A. Cueto, hi
ia del Sr. Miguel Cueto, con ell
joven Idilio Fuentes.
Firmaran ell acta matrimo =
NAL, como testigos, los esposos
Edmundo y Angelica Coma
ieZ.
Ell enlace, que sera en- la in
trinidad, Sc verificara en- la re-
sidencia del padre de la no =
via, en- la Doce avenida n1me-
no 1907.
Nos anticipamos en- ~felicitar
a la enamorada pareja.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
DISUELTA LA JUNTA PRO
VINCIAL DE MEMORIES

Madrid, MARIO 28.-Por de-
|creto del ministerio de justicla
disuelta la Junta provin-
Icial de Protection de Memories.
Mas tarde Sc constituy0 otra
nueva junta, presidida por ell
gobernador civil, para reorga-
Fnizar los servicios tecnicos, ad-
ministrativos y auxiliares.
Tiene ell nuevo ORGANISING las
mismas facultades que ell ante
rior, quedando derogadas todas
las disposiciones que sc opon-
gan a SUI funcionamiento.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

Una function social .
La Secci6n de Defamation
del Cfrculo Cubano ofrecera o.
ira funci6ns social, ell venidero
domingo.
Sc pondra en- escena la CO.
media en- dos actos, de Mario
Pima y Emilio Mario, (hijo) t.
tulada SCI Crimen de Legani-
tos."
ToRaran parte las Srtas. Ire
ne fernandez, MAia Mendez,
Caridad Beuet, Cecilia Fer
nandez, Aida La Fe, y los j6ve
mes Higinio Fernandez, Raul
Nogueira, Alfredo Mendez, 10
sc Iglesias, Manuel Navarro y
Alberto ". Valiente.
Habra un acto de varieda =
des. La function terminara a las
10 y media.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
MURIERON DOS AVIADO-
RES NAVALES EN- UN
Academic

Los Angeles, mario 29.-La
escuadra de los Estados Uni
dos, luego de completar sus ma
.niobras en- ell mar, regres6 aver
a los puertos de San Diego y
Los Angeles bajo una sombra
de tra'gedia-menos un aeropla-
no de bombardeo que cay6 al
mar, perdiendo la vida dos per-
.Sonas.
0curri6 la catastrofe en- no.
|ras de la noche, al sur de la COS
de de California, y ell aparato
pertenacia al porta-aviones
Lexington.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
las senoritas Rosita y Rntonia
Garriga y Manola Gutierrez.


Shh& GuE0 &OA Dks 0AAN~tk0
La nina Hilda Munoz, hija
de los esposos Antonio y Tere-
sa Munoz, de la Gale. Harper
n1mero 2402, miembro del es.
tablecimiento benefico para n
nos que dirige ell Dr.. Silverio,
pas6 una gravfsima enferme-
dad.
Despues de haber sido asis.
tida por hueve medicos, que
no pudieron curarla, lie fue de
vuelta la salud por ell DR.. Sill
verfo.
FGlicitamos al inteligente
medico y buen amigo nuestro,
que en- esta ciudad ha sabido
hacerse de una reconocida ia
ma, producto de su .pericia y
celosa atencion para con los
enfermos.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Nueva Seccion

NueVa OSCCIOH
Con gusto publicamos hoy los
nombres de las componentes de
la nueva Secci6n de Protection
Y AuxiIio del Centre Espanol.
Presidenta, Palmira Garcias
Vice, Pillar Ballota; Secreearia,
Josefina Munz; Vice, Maria
Noriega; Tesorera, Estela Va
lie, Y Vive, Maria Hermida.
Vocales: Alicia Fuentes, Sra.
J. Minardi, Rosa de la Riva,
Carmen Ramirez, Emilia Mo-
ran, Maria Gomez, Anita Cor
ces, Consuelo Haber y Rosa An
gulo.
Grupo de distinguidas y apre
cables damas.
Para elias nueStra felicia
ci6n, ofreciendonOs sinceramen-
te a cooperar.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
I'm Bale

Un Bale
La Secci6n de Recreo del
CfrcuIo Cubano a%nuncia una
matinee para ell dia Fl de
Abril, domingo de Easter"
La famosa orquesta de Don
Albert, procedente de San An
tonic, Texas, ha sido contra
tada para este bale,
Esta orquesta, que tocara
por primera vez Ell Tampa, ha
trasmitido por la estaci6n CHS.
Tambien la Secci6n de can
tina dara I'm cabaret ell dfa 27
de abril, para realiZar mejoras
en- la cantina,
Cesar Rivero.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
SOCiALES

sidenta de la Secci6n de Da =
mss de Protection y Auxilio
del Centre Espanol, para ell
Cocktail PARTY" Que habra en-
ell Centre, ell 1unes, a las 8 de
la noche.
Reunion parai celebCar las
mejoras que ha uevado a cabo
la Secci6n, en- Ell Sanatorio.
Muy apreciada.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Ell Restaurant Maxim

Sc acerca la fecha del festi-
val que las secciones del Cen
tro Asturiano organizan para
el domingo en- TODD ell edificio
social de Nebraska.
Extraordinaria animation Sc
nota para esta fiesta, que cul-
minara en- un exito complete.
Horas gratisimas lie espera a
la concurrencia, que invadira
los espaciosos salones para dis
frutar del programa, que cons
ia de comida, mdsica y bale.
Recordamos que ell preclo
de- bale para los caballeros es
de so c~entavos, y para las ~
mas Is cents. La papeleta con
derecho a la comida y al bale
cUesta $1.25.
A las 1890 Sc servira ell al
muerzo, en- ell piso bajo. Ell sa-
broso menu que Sc prepare Sc
ra saboreado a los acordes d
La Tropical" que ademas de
tocar para ell bale, en- la sala
cantina, ejecutara varios nn-
meros de LA Viuda Allegro"
Los que tienen boletos para
ell bale empezaran a disfrutar
de esta parte del programa a
las 3. Mano Sanchez estara
encargado de los bailables a.
mericanos, en- ell piso alto.
Hasta manana, que volvere-
mos a hablar de la gran fiesta.
IL .Z-
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
TRATO DE ENVENENAR A
SU HIJO

Madrid, MARIO 28.-Dicen de
Forcadela, pueblo de la provin-
ella de Orense, que por haber in
tentado eQyenenar a su hijo Vic
toriano des22 amos, ha sido ALI
encarcelado Francisco Garcia
de "a amos. Garcia echo arseni-
co en- la comida de su hijo,
.quien not6 un olor desagradahIe
y no quiso probarla, dando cuen
ia a las autoridades.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
Bunco Party

Lo celebraran esta noche las
damas del Temple Ammonia
No. 5, de los Aguilas de|Oro,
en- su local de la avenidd Ho-
ward y Gale Spruce, a las 9.
Sera a b~eneficio de los fon-
dos del Temple.
Son madrinas de esta fiesta
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
UNA MUJER
QUE TENIA 101 AMOS

Valencia, MARIO 28.-Una an
ciana de 101 amos de edad, Ra-
mona Carrera Perez, falleci6 en-
ell asilo de la Misericordia. Lie
vaba mas de so amos como re-
clusa en- didho estahlecimiento
benefico.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
A todos convene

La gran venta de aniversa :
rio de la acreditada casa Fer
nandez Y Garcia, de la Septi-
ma y Gale Is.
Multitud de personas acu-
den a la bien surtida tienda.
FL yisitante siempre tiene
una franco acegida por parte
de los j6venes Juan Fernando
y Genaro Garcia, propietarios
del elegante establecimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
'&ayRlDo : MyJnR Acus1 { Ylfo "A "A IN MApsE PoR-
1OS DE ROBAR TRAJH lie EXPLOTABA A SU

La policia detuvo aver
esposos Marx y Mariana Haze
rigg a los que s. acusa de haber
robado 10 trajes que tendiera
en- ell patio de su casa la Sra
Doris Hendricks, vecina de la
casa ndmero Ps de la avenida
Cu@rd.
stiga tambien la rolicfa
lal edda de una bicicleta er
coR4ara en- poder de la pareja
que reside en- ell 4307 de la Gale
North A.
Marido y mujer proceden q
California. Ella trabaja como es
ten6grafa y 81 como mdsico.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

: SSevi4la~ MARIO 28.4AManueI
Vale Pichardo, TN. albanil, .ha
.Sido procesadoRor ell ,asesinato
de Dolores Bejerano Flores, de
so amos, madre de una mujer
con la que el sostenia relacio-
mes amorosas. vale Pichardo.
DECLARE que viva maritalmente
co996a hija de la Dolores, ira
bao para ella, y que Sc en-
.tef6 de que la madre la Nevada
a una casa de prostitution.
Puesto en- acecho pudo compros
bar la verdad en- una casa de la
Gale Lecnor Davalos. Sin saber
10 que hacia fcometi6 a la vieja
a navajazos. "a hija Sc salv6 re-
fagiandose err ell lupanar de don
de habi9 salido. .
La gaceta., 1935-03-29
COCINE CON GAS

Porque es ell mas rapido ombustible-economiz
tempo y trabajo; siempre puede dependerse de Ell, llue-
va o truene; da a 10 que Sc cocina ell necesaro calOr; es
econ0mico, limpio y conveniente.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

Srta. Pillar F~arfante, que as
pira al titulo de Miss Latin
American iii. Fue una de las
emhajadoras del Golden Jubi-
lee a la Casa Blanca.
La gaceta., 1935-03-29

Una invitacion
La recibo de la distinguida
Sra. Elvira Paniello, actual pre-
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OUR GLAMOROUS
GIRLS NOT IN 1T
WITH OLD TIMERS

l do not think the modern girl Is
so devastatingly glamorous. Not by
six city blocks as glamorous as the
girls of decade or so ago. In many
quarters this will he regarded as the
bleat of chimney-corner curmud-
geon but l stick TO my guns. And
repeat: The gals don't CLAM!
can see a figurative rush to the
roof-tops TO shout rebuttal naming
the fabulous Tallulah or that dewy
drop from the Milky Way. Miriam
Hopkins. Too, there are the Won
drously wide-eyed Ilka Chase. the
petuIant and sinuous Myrna 10y and
the off key chanteuse. Ethel Norman.
And Miss Hepburn.
Gorgeously beautiful and sweep
ingly enhancing all. I've sat in an
aisle seat and watched Miss Bank
head caper and cart-wheel through
dozen boudoirs and I've worshiped
as she boldly strutted her hard-bit-
ten stuff. And yet, much as l admire
her, Miss Hopkins, Miss Chase, ct al,
l find myself barking back to other
days, other epOchs.
l insist we have neither Jeanne
Eagels today nor Lillian Lorraine,
an Olive Thomas or Dolores. But
likely the chroniclers of this decade
will say the same thing of Tallulah
Bankhead, Miriam Hopkins and Myr-
ma 10y. And just as likely all of us
will be wrong.-O. o. Mcintyre in
Cosmopolitan.
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HOSTILE VALLEY

the young second growth of birch and
beech at the meadow-side, to watch
this silent falling rain of bright leaves {;
and she was there, sitting on the stone
wall, warm In the sun, when she saw
a movement In the deeper shadows of
the black growth, some two hundred
yards away. Saw a man, running!
Her heart swelled with the quick
perception that this was VIII. He came
at speed, his hands clenched and
pounding at his sides. his head for
ward as though reaching out to fill
he came to seek her, and thus thinking
she rose to her feet and stood waiting
in a tender readiness to receive and
comfort him.
But he emerged from the spruce
wood, and without pause swung to the
left and disappeared again.
1t could not be fear that drove him !!
Will would not thus run in fear. 1t
must be anger, then; and swift con-
lecture dashed her with biting strokes,
"LiiS SiiS "Cht cio"iyS iihO ohS to6Sut
across the open to the house, and into
the kitchen there.
Marin Pierce, at her coming, looked
up, and saw her countenance. whats
the matter, Jen?" she asked sharply.
whats wrong with your"
"Will," the girl whispered.
'What about WHIP"
"He came running along the path,
and went down toward the steam MILL"
Jenny said. Running, like he was aw-
full mad"
Silence for long moment, and
Marin Pierce nodded in slow compre-
hension. well, it was bound to come"
she said, half to herself. Hes found
out. somehow, about Seth Humphreys"
But Granny" Jenny cried. 81 :"
Marin Pierce shook her head.
"Nought to do, child" she said gently.
"Nought but set and wait. Wills found
out he's made bad trade; but he's
the only one can get him out Of it."
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SYNOPSIS

At a gathering of cronies in the viii
lage of Liberty. Maine. Jim Saladine
listens to the history of the neighbor-
Ing Hostile Valley-its past tragedies.
its superb fishing streams. and, above
all. the mysterious. enticing Hubby"
wife of Will Ferrin. Interested. he
drives to the Valley for a days fishing.
though admitting to himself his chief
desire Is to see the glamorous Hubby
Ferrin. ''Old Marin" Pierce and her
nineteen-year-old granddaughter Jenny.
live in the Valley. Since childhood
Jenny has deeply loved young Will
Ferrin, older than she, and who re-
CARDS her as still a child. viii leaves
to take employment in nearby Augusta.
His fathers death brings Will back
to the Valley, but he returns to Au-
gusta, still unconscious of Jenny's
womanhood, and love. Neighbors of
the Pierces are Bart and Amy Carey,
brother and sister. Bart, unmarried and
something of ne'er-do-well, is at
tracted by Jenny. The girl .repulses
him definitely. Learning that Will
is coming home, Jenny, exulting, sets
his long-empty house ito rights" and
has dinner ready for him. He comes
bringing his wife. Hubby. The girls
world collapses Hubby becomes the
subject of unfavorable gossip in the
Valley.
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NO UPSETS
The proper treatment
for a bilious child
THREE STEPS
lIo RELIEVING

A NY mother knows the reason
"A when her child stops playing. eats
little, is hard to manage. Constipation.
But what pity so few know the
sensible way to set things right!
The ordinary laxatives, of even
ordinary strength, destroy all hopes
of restoring regularity.
"A liquid laxative is the answer,
mothers. The answer to all your
worries. over constipation. A liquid
can be measured. The dose can be
exactly suited to any age or need.
Just reduce the dose each time, until
the bowels are moving of their own
accord and need no help.
This treatment will succeed with
any child and Nth any adult.
Doctors use a liquid laxative.
Hospitals use the liquid form. If it
is best for their use, it is best for
home use. The liquid laxative they
generally use is DR.. CaldwelPS Syrup
Pepsin. Any druggist has it.