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La opinión., 1935-07-27

En- una altiplanicie de cerca de
de- mil metros de altitud, entire
las fuentes del Milo clasico, del
Milo que en- los cantos sagrados
del antique Eoipto era llamado
Canine del cielo que desciende1,
v los torrentes que sc abren paso
hacia ell Golfo de Alden. esta 81
tuada Abisinia. Sus rapidas CO.
rrientes hacia ell oeste suelen dl-
vidir ell pals en- dos porciones in
communicates cuando crece ell TAX
kase les decir ell TERRIBLY que
durante las lluvias sube cerca de
seis metros sobre su nivel normal
forma una barrera impossible
entire las provincias del Norte y
las del centric.
Ell rio Hawash CORE en- dlrec-
cion opuesta hacia ell este a 10
largo del vale del Rift. Grandes
cadenas de montanas, a cerca de
mil metros sobre ell fondo del
vale, corren hacia ell este, la que,
va al sur del rio llega hasta ell
golfo de Alden. La escarpadura
sur de la planicie es grandemente
irregular. La muralla que rodea
en- la altiplqnicie la depression foT-
mazda entire las montanas es Ia
cuenca del lago Tana Y sobre ell
fondo de esta depression las cl--
mas Sc levantan hasta cuatro 0
cinco mil metros, con fantasticas
formas Y cortadas por enormes
h~endeduras debidas a la erosion
Numerosas %colinas de Gina plana;
llamadas "ambas", dominan ell
fondo del vale y en- las cadenas
montanosas los altos picos al nor
este del lago Tana culmln' l EN-
ell Dajan, siempre cubierto de ME
We. ,
Ell Wawash CORE primero al
sureste Y luego al noreste para
Ilegar a las tierras bajas a trayes
de una amplia hendedura ablei "a
en- la escarpadura oriental de la
planicie; tiene ALI cerca de sesen-
ia metros de ancho y uno de pro-
fundidad aun en- la estacion seca'
v durante las ~crecientes sube has,
"a yeinte metros sobre su nivel
normal. ;nundando asi la llanura
nor muchos kilometres a 10 largo
de sus riberas y, sin embargo, no
llega a la costa Y sc plerde cerca
del lago de Aussa a unos setenta
kil6metros de la cabeza de Ia ba-
hia de Tajura.
De Adds Ababa, la capital, Sc
extiende al suroeste n cadena
de lagos que va a terminar en- ell
Lago Rudolf, algunos de aqua
dulce, otros salado7 algunos uni
dos entire 81 por medic de cana
les. Este sistema de lagos terml-
ma en- ell lago Rudolf, mayor que
todos los demas que recibe las
aguas del ONO una raplda Co
rriente, no Manageable que mace
en- las montanas de Shoa.
Este imperio Sc halla aisiado
del mar y de toda communication
con ell exterior, excepto por ell
ferrocarril que liga su capital Ad,,
dis Ababa con Djibouti, capital
de la Somalilandia franeesa que
la limita al este; en- Golfo de
Alden, Embellishments al norte,
separandolo del Mar Rojo, esta la
colonia italiana de Eritrea Y de
ella sigue, limitandolo al norte,
ell Sudan anglo egipcio, que 10
limita tambien al oeste; al sur
esta Kennia y la Somalilandia tia
Llama; al sureste Y al este la So
malilandia inglesa, que uniendose
a la francesa, viene a cerrar ell
circulo de posesiones europeas en-
torno de Abisinia y a dejar per-
fectamente aislada del mundo su
capital, excepto por ell f%errocarril
frances a Djibouti.
FL pals esta dentro de Ia zona
tropical, pero su proximidad al
La opinión., 1935-07-27

Al pasito Y sin monear.. al
paso V amanecemos,
va mi General Cardenas LA
FARO, como lie llamo en- c~ontlanza)
mando a bailar hula-hula a mi eX-
general V x-MaXimo1 que blen
me suena ESQ del ex!-y hasta lie
ha dado una leccion obietiva So
bre la necesidad que tiene Ell hom-
bre de ser Alternative, recortan-
dole algunas entraditas modestas
u apenas llegarian en- total a
unos treinta o cuarenta mil pesos
de los chiquitos, cada mes. Al ca
DO que nj falta lie hacen.
Principle quieren las cosas. Els
Ia no es Erase nueva, pero hemos
neeesitado hacer uso de ella, por
auuelio de las circunstanclas del
momento. un prelado ilustrisimo
Y 70.
Ahora ell respectable publico
aplaude rabiosamente Ia segunda
gran faena de la temporada, de
mi P~residente Cardenas, (Lazaro,
como lie llamo en- confianza) Quien
pudo ~despacharse a la aqueren-
ada fiera tabasquena-resabio-
sa V de chuchas intenciones-que
desde su entrada al redondel po-
litico la e~hprendio a cornada linn
pia con todos los que Sc lie en-
frentaron.
Con capotazos de maestro lie
prepararon convenientemente g
bicho l. estudiantes capitalinos
no sin sufrir serios achuchones y
oaias en- sus filas, pero la suerte
La opinión., 1935-07-27
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Por TREINTA-TREINTA

e corsum6 con suerte. Que bue-
"a suerte!
Lazaro (sigo hacienda de cuen-
Ia que la estoy hablando en- con-
fianza) ha resucitado deyeras y
dicen sus amigos que quiere pro-
bar que Michoacan las poderosas
Y cue con el no hacen 10 que hi
cieron con Don Pascual.
Pero la verdad, Pascual
no 10 hizo del TODD NAL;
no senior; csc senior
pudo haberlo hecho peor.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

Hace un titipuchal de amos SO
acostumbraba decir, para senalar
los rumbos torcidos o destorcidos
d e las distintas generaciones:
padre, cabal,ero; hijo, banGue-
TO; nieto, pordiosero'.
Pero como los tiempos han
cambiado desde la trifulca mum
dol. los papeles de progenltores
Y retonos tambien han sufrido
su embadurnadita y va no son
los mjsmos de antes. Por estos
andariales Sc dice ahora que
mientras ell abuelo juntaba dine
70 para educar al hijo, este, va
mas manoso Y mejor preparado,
10 juntaba en- r~aciones mas album
dantes nara que ell nieto de aquel
no pasara muchas penas; pero al
final del cuento ell nieto viene a
convertirse de todos MOODS en-
pordiosero, 10 mismito que hacN
un titipuchal de amos, porque to-
do 10 que lie dejo ell %progenitor,
mas 10 que Ell va reuniendo a
punta de uuiidos, Sc lie escurre en-
puro pagan contribuciones. Y por
mucho Que junte, todavia lie sale
debiendo al Fisco.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

Parece Ia cosa un contrasenti-
do. pero tiene muchos pelos de
verdad: cuando Sc recibio ell sa-
bado ultimo la noticia del acuer-
do presidential (ivaya calzones!)
suprimiendo las carcamaneadas en-
Tijuana, a los propietarios d
Aqua Caliente les cayo como du-
cha de aqua fra.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

Manana es ell nero dia en- que
los hiios del Estado libre y so
berano de Nueyo Leon, van a tie
ner que probar 81 deyeras son
soberanos Y libres, o 81 necesltan
seguir con la jaquima calllsta que
les ha acomodado ell P. n. h. (PIu-
tarouito No Retrocedio.)
Con todos los chisporroteos de
mi patricia Y rejuvenecido cora
ION. deseo que mis- contlapaches
nueyoleoneses Sc fajen los owe
roles, porque la chanza que tie
men manana no Sc les vo.yera a
~presentar en- muchos amaneceres.
va u un dia cometIeron la a
labazada de nombrar hijo del Is
tado a mi ex-General Maxine
a ouien hasta en- el suyo lie ha-
clan dengues-a yer 81 ora Sc
sacuden al nieto de Nuevo Leon,
Que despues de "aquello" quiere
tambien dar TOPICS. va paso la
epoca propicia para "aquello' y
dar topes. Que Sc conforme Ell
nino con 10 que alcanzo de "aque-
lloi'.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

Cierro con un recordon pech@
ron " Nuevo Leon, pues estoy tos-
tado Y frito rumiando con la cleo
ci6n del famoso Plutarquito.
No tie embarques, Nueyo Leon.
en- ell barco de Plutarco, porque
te hundes en- ell charco de la des-
conchiflazon, cuando Sc ladee q
barco
La opinión., 1935-07-27

{ sisue en- la ss eaa. :,
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Duke University Day
Dinner Wednesday

The Duke University Alumni Asso-
citation Of Washington, D. c., will
celebrate the eleventh annual Duke
University day at dinner at the
Women's National Democratic Club,
1926 New Hampshire avenue north
west, on Wednesday at $50 o'clock.
This day is observed by Duke alumni
chapters throughout the country in
commemoration of the signing by the
late James Buchanan Duke of the
indenture of trust creating the Duke
endowment and making possible Duke
University. Many other dinners will
be held by Duke alumni in foreign
countries.
The speakers for the evening will be
Prof. H. Claude Horack, dean of the
Law School of Duke University, and
Hon. John H. Small, former member
OF Congress from North Carolina and
senior member of Washington, D. c.,
alumni. Dean Horack is a widely
known authority in the field of legal
education and, as adviser to the coun-
Gil on legal education and admission
to the bar Of the American Bar Asso-
citation, he has visited most Of the law
schools of the country. He will speak
Evening star., 1935-12-08

Heart Church in Winchester. with the
Rev. Comaskey performing the cere-
mony. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Efie Gertrude Ashby Of
Bluemont, and Mr. Joseph P. Egan
of New York attended Mr.. Scheder.
with Mr.. George Dove and Mr.. Paul
Hunter as ushers.
Immediately following the ceremony
a reception was held in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Crenshaw.
Among the out-of-town guests who at
tended were Mr.. and Mrs. frank
Scheder and family OF New York, Mr.
Joe Egan, Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Hanlon
of New York, Mr.. Richard Ashby. Mr.
and Mrs. Smith Elsea, MFR. and Mrs
Lyon Wilson, and their daughters. Of
Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. George
zeissner of Spring Valley. N. Y. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Bishop OF
Middleburg.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Green enter
tanned at their home in Hillsboro Mis-
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Local and Suburban
Subscribers to Play

"T,hat Guy Winkler," new farce
comedy by Frank L. Baer, Washing
ton newspaper man, which the Pierce
Hall Players will present Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings in Pierce Hall, at
Fifteenth and Harvard streets, under
the direction of Howard Wentworth
is attracting much attention. Promi-
nent among the long list OF patrons
who are attending the play are MIR.
and Mrs. Rowland S. H. Dyer, MIR.
and Mrs. j. F. Vorkoeper, Lieut..
Comdr. John Rogers. Mrs. John Allen
Davis, Mrs. Edna Ellis Hilton, Mrs. D.
Priscilla Edgerton, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Harr, Col. Harry r. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. x Hiding Beij, Mr.. Carlyle
Baer, Miss Mabel Van Dyke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner ]. OIeary, Mr.. Leo H.
Vullings, Miss Grace M. Healey, Mr'
and Mrs. Ira P. Dawson, Miss Jean
Edmunds, Miss Bess Davis Schreiner'
Mr.. George Harrington, Mrs. Edna O.
Pannill, Miss Lucy Ann Rogers, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving Wagner, Mr.. William
Dean, Mr.. Robert Hurley, Mr.. G. H.
Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs. Bright Robert
Sonen. Miss Ina Halves, Mr.. Charles F.
Anderson, Miss Mary Lane Wllllams'
Miss Virginia Blackford, Mr.. and MIS-.
Russell Benson, Mrs. Howard Went
worth. Miss Kathryn Dunkhorst. Mr..
and Mrs. McFall Kerbey, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Grant Hefty, Miss Irene Garretson,
Miss Dorothy Schaefer, Miss Mabel
smith. Miss Jeanette Wecthal. Mr..
Kelley Grifith, Mrs. Ted G. Gardner
Miss Merle Boring, Mr.. Bremen Craw-
ford, Miss Mary Crawford, Mrs. Karl
Karsten. Miss Jessie Harden, Mrs.
Lily Wilhge, Mrs. William Edward
Pecot, Miss Sue Vose, Mrs. Robert
Huey, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira P. Dawson,
Miss Margaret Mckinley, Mr.. Frank
c. Pannill and Mr.. John N. Pannill.
The cast includes Miss Mary Lill1as
Garretson, Miss Neota Silvers, Miss
Felice Lloyd, Miss Evelyn Schweizer,
Mrs. Louis Alexander, Mr.. Ted G.
Gardner, Mr.. William Austin Davis,
Mr. Francis Koonce, Mr.. Edmund
Evans, Mr.. Robert Sonen, Miss Yerby
Pannill and Mr.. William Allinson.
Among those who will attend the
premier performance of Frank Baer's
new comedy, Tuesday night, are Mayor
and Mrs. William A. Carson and Mr..
and Mrs. Brice Bowie Of Riverdale;
Delegate and Mrs. John S. White OF
Colmar Manor, Mr.. and Mrs. Hassii
Rust of Lanham, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
F. Czarra of Hyattsville, Judge and
Mrs. George 3. Merrick Of Upper Marl-
boro, Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Beattie of
Bladensburg, Capt. and Mrs. Vincent
d. Cockey of Laurel, DR.. and Mrs, r. c.
Wiley of College Park, and DR.. and
Mrs. A. B. Hooton of University Park.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

the bridegroom, and Mr.. Bernard
Stone, brother of the bride, was best
man. Rev Gregory Kehne oficiated.
Following their wedding trip the young
couple will live at Beachville, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Stone of Dynard
have gone to spend the Winter in
WasfIzsrgJon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sothoron of
Charlotte Hall were hosts at dinner
Thursday to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Har-
rison and Mr.. and Mrs. Fergerson Har-
rison of Hyattsville. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Voght of Wash
ington we're recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Abel of Bayside.
Mr.. James Pons of Washington,
grandson of Magistrate and Mrs. P. T..
Graves of Laurel Grove, Md, who has
been with them for a few days, has
returned to his home
Capt. and Mrs. Walter H. B. Wise
observed their fifty-second wedding
anniversary Monday in their home,
where they held small informal re-
ception, and were assisted in receiv-
ing by their niece, Mrs. Edith Marklof
of New York City. Their son, DR.. Wall
ter Wise, chief surgeon at Mercy Hos
pital, spent Sunday with them.
Mrs. Lawrence Davis, with her chill
dren, Miss Dorothy Fisher, Miss Helen
Fisher and Junior Fisher, all Of Alex
andria, Va, were guests Of Mrs. Fish
er's brother and sister-in-law. Capt.
and Mrs. Albert J. Lomax, in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P Meshkoff Of
Washington and Valley Lee, Md, spent
this week in Philadelphia and wit
messed the Army Navy game in Phila-
delphia. Mrs. Meshkoff before her
marriage this Summer was Miss Olive
Ritter Lynch, youngest daughter of
the late DR.. Hooper Lynch of Valley
Lee, and a prominent member of the
younger set. Mr. Meshkoff is physical
director of the Boys Metropolitan
Police Club in Washington.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Martha Farrell and Mr..
Horace Buckler, both of Mechanics
vile, Md. which took place November
16 in Washington.
Mrs. Mae Church and her daughter,
Miss Laura Mae Church of Washing
ton, have returned after spending a
week with Judge William C. Mattingly.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Italy.America
Society Meeting

DR.. Lester K. Born will give an ad-
dress on "Quintus Flaccus Horace" P"
tomorrow evening at the celebration OF
the birthday anniversary of the latin
poet at the meeting of the ITALY
America Society at the Mayfower.
This will be the first social gathering
of the society this season.
Since the recent meeting to elect Of
ficers for the ensuing year. Col. Edgar
Erskine Hume, chairman of the execu-
tive committee, has named the follow
ing members on his committee: Mrs.
Perry S. Heath. Mrs. Ralph Worthing-
ton, Miss Bell B. Gurnee, Mrs. Edward
A. Hartman, Col. j. F. Reynolds
Lands. Col. Mervyn c. Buckley and
Capt. Fortunate Porotto.
Col. George B. Mcclellan is the new
president of the organization.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Activities in
Loudoun County

The Rev. and Mrs. John Armistead
Melbourne Of Leesburg were among
the out-of-town guests at the seasons
first Monday german Of the Bachelors
Cotillon at the Lyric in Baltimore,
Monday evening. Miss Elizabeth We'll
bourne. their daughter. who was
among the buds of last season, is this
Winter at Bryn Mawr Coliege. Miss
Melbourne spent the week ind at
Princeton, where she attended the
Princeton Dartmouth foot ball game
and the dance in the evening.
Of interest in Loudoum is the mar
riage of Miss Mary Catherine Ashby
daughter of Mrs. Robert Lee Ashby OF
Bluemont, to Mr.. George ]. Scheder,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Scheder OF
New York City. The wedding took
place November % in the Sacred
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Miss Etchison Sets
Date for Wedding

Miss Clara Lehoe Etchison, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mont
gomery Etchison, has selected Decem-
ber 81 as the date of her marriage to
Lieut.. Charles Joseph Hoy, U. S. A,
son of Mrs. Katherine Hoy Of New
York City. The wedding will take
place at st. Adams Episcopal Church
at 4:3o o'clock in the afternoon, the
Rev. Charles T. Warner officiating.
Miss Etchison will have her sister,
Mrs. John Story Cleghorn. III, as her
matron of honor and only attendant.
Lieut.. Hoy will have as his best man
Lieut.. Edwin H. Ferris, and the ushers
will be Lieut.. Donald A. Phelan and
Lieut., Brooke Maury,
Evening star., 1935-12-08

Owens, Mrs. Carville D. Benson, Mrs.
Harold Griffith Sutton. Mrs. James
Z. PNlee and Mrs. Willard Hayes
Yeager.
program Of Christmas music will
be given by Mrs. Florence Sindell,
with Mr.. Russell Mason at the piano.
Mrs. John A. Lapham, president
Of the club, will preside.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

Edith Conray. Miss Mary Conray and
Miss Jessie Shepherd Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard M. Hoge have
closed their Lincoln home, Ever
green, and have gone to Miami, Fla.
for the Winter. En- route Mrs. Hoge
stopped at Charlottesville. and Danville
to confer with leaders Of the State
w. c. T. u, Of which she Is president.
Mr.. Hoge's sister, Mrs. Alice Warner,
who spends her Summers at Evergreen
Home, is at her home in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1935-12-08

on "a Quarter Century of Progress:
A Look Ahead"
AL Duke alumnae and alumni in
Washington and vicinity and their
families and friends. as well as the
parents of students at Duke, are in
vited to attend. The officers Of the
local chapter are: Mrs. Arthur Wells
Dew, the Chastleton, president; Mr.
Sidney S. Alderman, first vice presi-
dent; Mr.. John w. Burrus, second vice
president. and Mr.. Bolton O'Neal
Bryan, treasurer. Members of the
committee in charge of the dinner are
Mr.. w. J. Hobbs and Mr.. Robert G.
Finley. Reservations for the dinner
may be made through any of the off,
GERS or through members Of the Din
ner Committee.
Evening star., 1935-12-08
Mrs. Wilson Compton
Hostess to Women

80 Mrs. Wilson Compton will be host
ess to the Faculty Women's Club Of
George Washington University Friday
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock at her home,
at 1900 Cathedral avenue. She will
be assisted BY Mrs. Richard Norman
Evening star., 1935-12-08

Long Stage Run.
"The Wind and the RAIN" a comedy
of Scottish student life, Is entering
the third year of its run In London.
The Washington times., 1935-02-28

Far away on Barbados, Destiny was playing with
the fate Of handsome Stede Bonnet. He was sum.
moned to England to answer to charges made by his
successor in command Of the Barbados soldiers He
was innocent, but could he prove IT'D
The Washington times., 1935-02-28

Long the patient lay, and was tended. He learned
the language of the pyromen fairly well. Once, at
the end of working period, when Skogg came home
to the cave Jerry ventured Il want to 60 into your
home country"
The Washington times., 1935-02-28


cism. Slowly his eyes began
'Is that all?" he questioned
sharply
Juliet's eyes kept level. mo"
"Waas else"
''NotSins :s!:::eet remotely con-
Germs you"
Anything concerning q pa
tent," Won Guerdon said, "is
important to his physician. If a
man in his condition should"
he stopped.
Again Juliet felt a hot tide
staining her face and throat.
"Your devotion to Mr.. O'Hara
Is quite touching!" she retorted.
"I'Ye nothing more to tell you.
II you will leave the room,
please, I'll DRESS"
Won Guerdon got onto his
long legs. my devotion to Mr..
O'Hara is less than nothing"
he told her sharply. "He is a
patient suffering from an un-
usual malady and I've an inter.
est as well as responsibility in
his case. Whether he lives or
dies matters not a pfenning to
me either way. But you :"
He came forward, so close
that suddenly he had gripped
both her wrists in his strong
hands.
when I said you didn't mat.
ter to me, I lied!" he cried
softly. "From the first instant
I put eyes on you I knew some
day you were going to belong to
me. I was brought up-over
therein the old-fashioned way.
I wanted you to be-a good
woman, if you know what I
mean"
CAPTURED
Juliet struggled to break his
grasp, but his fingers were steel.
'Take your hands off mel" she
gasped, fighting for breath. IF
you only knew how I deSpiSe
you'll"
Slowly, methodically, he mas
tered her, increasing the pres
sure on her wrists. Drawing
her and forcing her until her
body was pressed to his when
his arms went around her. She
was captured, breathleSs. In
her helpleSSness he forced brief
passionate kisses on her mouth
and face.
you'll return them to me
my kisses you gave to him." he
breathed. "You little fool-you
blind little fool-not to know
where you belong. Why couldn't
you have waited? You will be-
have in the future-do you un-
derstand?"
The warmth Of her body,
the soft smoothness of her
skin beneath his lips. the
scent of her hair, set his
blood racing and a torrent of
Savagery foaming in his brain.
He crushed her more fiercely
than ever in his arms.
''You will behave yourself, "
he cried, as though the words
Strangled him.
Her head was bent back.
Cupped in his palm. "You will
behave yourself-or I'll kill
you'll"
CHAPTER XII
Even as Juliet struggled in
Won Guerdor's sitting en-
brace, her excitement-she had
no fear-waS shot through
with an astonishing realiza-
ton that on this self-same
night two utterly different
men had maddened themselves
with love. Not love-deSire. In
the past there had been long
arid stretches in which men
merely smiled at her, sent
candy and flowers and never
so mucn as Gr1eO 70 squeeze
her hand.
But now, through no effort,
she had apparently reached
some kind Of q romantic
zenith. Neither Won Guerdon
nor O'Hara were ordinary;
they were exceptional men
who. very likely, could have
their pick of hundreds. Sud
den irritation swept over
Juliet: she put her hands on
his chest and pushed hard.
"For heavens Sake-quit
snorting down my neck!" she
cried. eff you only knew how
silly you look you'd stop it.
Mauling me around - and
breathing on me-and threat.
ening 10 kill me-and mutter-
ing about love-
The Washington times., 1935-02-28
NOW READ ON

Juliet stopped speaking because there nothing
with credit herself she cared to state But her words
with their ring of truth drove through Won Guerdon cyn
csm Slowly his began change and to lose their chill
The Washington times., 1935-02-28
OCTORS OF LOVE
Daring Novel Tells What Really
Happens When Women
Cheat Nature
WHAT HAS HAPPENED

McdGme Hubert 1Veu knoaOn beauty expert, makes
Juliet Rankin manager of her institute believing the
Voumg girl 1cu prove asset and offset her Wgl
ness. Tom OHaru, former manager of the Hubert ns
e objects to Juliet ct first but succumbs to her
charm. Juliet is attracted to OHGrG because of his
sem.bLance to her dead Sweetheart.
Mrs. Gottteb. patient s0ho had undergone facial
operation to hold her tGhleSs husbands love, is
pected to die because of her 1Oeak heart Hearing Mrs.
GottEieb call for her husband, Juliet him. At
the sight of him, Mrs. Gottlieb rallies and Madame
Hubert is deeply grateful to Juliet.
Dr. Won Guerdon the beauty specialist expresses has
love for Juliet. Juliet into suite in the Institute
and is startled sOhem OHara suffering another malaria
attack, confronts her.
Juliet is filled uUith pity. OHGrG kisses her and Won
Guerdon appears. He is insGnely jealous.
The Washington times., 1935-02-28

He kept repeating this to skogg, who said, "I
know way" So, while Jerry took his time about
recovering, he became favorite with the pyromen,
who admired him for his boysh courage. He praised
them for their handling Of fire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-01-29
THE Dionne quintuplets

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