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La opinión., 1935-03-17
LOS FANTASMAS DE
(Sigue de Ia 10d. pdG.)


70, en- aquella poblaci6n me aloje en-
ell unico mes6n que ALI ,habfa y tuve
OCCASION. por la amistad que cultivaba
con ell h~ospedero, de escuchar de la
bios de un moribundo que ALI ~asistian
pOr carload, 10 que paso a eXponer:
"Yo no quiero morirme sin reve-
larles un se~creto que de SECURE
me obligaria a venir a penar por mu-
chos amos.
"Cuando la revolucion mo dijo cual
~reyolucion) estaba en- su apogeo, yo
joven... sin experiences y lleno de
humos de valiente y de caIavera, "a
sistia en- la ciudad de La Barca, en-
ell Estado de J~alisco, a una "partida"
que con miras especiales organizaba
un individuo cuyo nombre no puedo
revelar..
"El dueno de esa "partids', en- com
pania de otros tres de la misma ca
lana, formaban una gaviila de plagia-
rios; y como a la casa de jueto con-
c~urrian ricos a jugar sus dineros y
hasta sus propiedades. los pla ~iarios
los conocian y los arrebataban d~espues
en- sus domicilios o espiaban la opor-
tunidad de plagiarlos en- los caminos
o en- sus haciendas.. Las victimas
las ocultaban en- ell intrincado cerro
de Gel Metate"...
"Parece que aquellos foragidos fue
ron los mismos que plagisron al -iCo
hacendado don Francisco Garcis, due
no de "~SantiaguilIo", la R;ncona-
da". Los Jericos" y otras..."
GEL m%oribundo Sc ahogaba. Pedia
aqua. Sc Nevada las manos 4 la gar
ganta como queriendo q.itarse algo
que lie impedia la respiration. Y con
tinuo:
"Yo que perdia TODD b POGO que
PAGINA IA
La opinión., 1935-03-17
lsi0ae de Ia IA. pd1.D

En- ell autom6vil empezamos a can
tar. Charlie entono la famosa can
zion de amor del Angel Azul.
I'm falling in love again.
(Otra vez caigo en- ell amor.
A 10 que yo respondia:
don't believe you, but say it again.
Y ell:
You are ike an angel of love
sent down from heaven above
To lo@e me.
(Es listed como un angel de amor
bajado del cielo para amarme. >
Despues sc puso todavia mas gra-
cioso. Ell entonaba canciones popula-
res de America y 20 lieder austriacas.
La a%nciana sonora que regresaba con
nosotros debi6 de Greer que estaba-
mos em~briagados; pero no era sino
algeria y primavera.
@;Que feliz me hace listed, May!
liza amo. la amo como no he amado
nuncal-me confio Chaplin despues
que hubimos dejado a la anciana Sc
nora en- su casa.
Me elmo del tale y empezo a can
tar melodias de "City Lights. que 20
d~esconocia. Su voz era dulce y Sc
ductora.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

BREVIARIO DE AMOR

Solo del primer despecho en- amor
y de la primera falta en- amistad Sc
puede sacar partido.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

lores que son originariamente de los
tropicos.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

La violencia impuesta al amor, le-
JOS de debilitarlo, solo sirve para au-
mentarle.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

FL amor es como el amor propio:
Sc c%ontenta con POGO y aspira a TODD.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

I'll amor. la realization de nuestro,
mayores deseos es con ~frecuencia In
fuente de nuestros peores males.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

| La coqueteria es la venganz,
debilidad.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
HOME WARES
Marquisette 81 Lots of
Cottage Sets Wallpaper
SOC 3oc
SETS rolls Of
/ tail side walls
/
/ VI f"fo-''''''''''N'o
/ co)
Woven 8xlO Aluminium Ware
Mourzourk Rugs for Kitchens
| 1895 3oc
| s245 Just a linn 4 and 6
/ Made reversible, potS French fryers 5-pc
with patterns through to the saucepan sets and otner want
| back. ed pieces
| (sixh For-The Hecht Coz Hecht
| l95 Chrome Well. Galvanized Garbage
and.Tree Platters Can With Cover
110. 30c
Just of 312-galon
plated famIy-sze wel-and- garbag
iee pa''ei' 'o""N and tightly-f cover
| Hecht
Boudoir Vanity Revolving 4-Pc.
Lamp and Shade Refrigerator Sets
81 7oc
| 2inches containers
a
Rayon or plaid shades metal disc
Floor Foor-Ine Co.,
HOusefurnishings

$50 yds.-Table Oil Cloth in vari-
Gus widths and eolors. 1So
Orig. 39c and 49c. Now. I'd. 1oN
I89-EIectric Cord Sets. 12-
Orig. zoe. Now ow..........
I2-TiIe-top T TaborettG 100
Orig. 81. 80. Now ..... >N
75-Decorated Metal Waste 7Oo
Baskets. Orig. 3je. Now
ol-Smoking Stands. Floor COc
Samples. Orig. 81. Now. >O
3O-On-the-Door Hat and Shoe
Racks with rod for ties. CQp
Orig. 81. Now w.-...... S
46-Decorated China Relish Dishes
In decorated gift box. Oris. COc
81, Now
5-Silver-PIated Relish Dishes.
Floor samples. Orig. $3.50.
Now
o-MetaI Frame Card Tables.
Floor samples. Orig. si.s'. 80c
Now
IOO-Wear Ever Aluminium
Cake Decorators. Orig. 20c. -
53-White Medicine Cabinets with
mirror door and 2 glass 97
shelves. Now
l9-Bath Room Scales. Welsh up
to $50 pounds. Fully guar. @7
anteed, Now .............
I2-White or Green Enam. 7Oc
eled Toilet Seats. Now. ~S
365-Porcelain Bath Room Fix.
lures. Wide variety of styles 10o
in green or white .... AoN
I2-Pastel-colored full
size Shower Curtains. Orig. al
&X.B1. NOW
(Sixth Floor, The Hecht co..
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Rugs

1s-DeItox I2xI2 Wire Grass
Rugs, discontinued. Oris. ca OK
S25. Now ............ Sos>O
s-Deltox 8xI2, SxI2 and Sx10
Wire Grass Rugs, discon-
tinued. Orig. 1895 and "a or
S1O.85. Now ...... @f'|C
125 yds.-Deltox 72-in. Wire Grass
Runner. Oris. S2.75. C1 CS
Now sa. I'd. ......... %As@o
6O-DeItox b4-in. Wire Grass
Runner. Orig. $2.75. Now C1
so. yd. $500
100 yds.-DeItex 27-in.
Wire Grass Runner. Orig. S0c
5O-Remnants Deltox 81 and 80
inch Wire Grass Runners.
Orig. 81 and SI.5O. Now CSc
50. I'd. .'.....
-Oval 6x9 Fibre Rugs. C. Of
Orig. S14.95. Now. %c'1O
a5-oyal 4.s17.e Fibre S3.05
Rugs. Orig. S1O.95. Now %Os|o
.o-o..I "a 3 s1s Ian Fibre Russ. $l.95
I2-Oval 27x54-in. Fibre @1
Rugs. Orig. 1896. Now. VI
GO yds.-Fibre 36.in. Hall @1
Runner. Orig. $3.50. Now. %4
7-Delspun s112 Wool &17QS
Rugs. Orig. $29.95. Now %1 s'|O
25-Wool-and Fibre. 36x
63 In. Rugs. Orig. $4.95. CT o.
l5-Wool-and- Fibre 27x54-in. @1
Rugs. Orig. $2.5O. Now. ~1
5O-Goid Seal 8x15. 8x12 and
9xIO.6 Rugs. Discontinued. CS
Orig. S7.85 to $1O.95. Now 81
5O-GoId Seal 18x36-in.
Rugs. Discontinued. Orig. To-
SOC. Now
1O-Fet Base 6x9 Rugs.
sam Samples ori'' $685. $l.95
(sixth Floor, The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-04-18
UphOlsteries

6O-Pinch- -pleated Flowered Sateen
DraperieS, ga yds. long. c7 90
Orig. S1.95. Now. pr. pI'SI
4O-Cretonne Studio Divan Covers
in hOmespun effect, in
green, natural. rust. G1 M
Orig. S1.I9. Now. each DI'OO
Studio Divan Pillow 2 for G1
Covers to match - %A
5O-Jaspe Dining Room Chair
Covers In green. rust
or tan. Orig. 49c. q for G1
1OO-Hemmed and Headed Tailored
Marauisette Curtains In [0o
ivory and ecru. Now. Or. oIS
15-Boudoir Pillows. many lace
trimmed. Lovely styles and
colors. Orig. SOC to 81. QOc
Remnants Of cretonne, ehintz,
damask, tapestry and other COo
fabrics. each ..........
S-Venetian Blinds. ivory. buff;
28 to 80 inches wide; CT 20
(Sixth Floor. The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Furniture

Lamp Tables with walnut-veneer
top and bone-white base. C1 -
Orig. S3.95. Now @A'
Bedroom Chairs and Benches left
from suites. Many
styles. some matching. CT 90
Orig. $3.50 to S5.95. Now p A'I|
Genuine Walnut-veneer Vanities
left from suites.
Orig. $3.50 to $29.5O. Go o.
Now ........... %AS'>o
(Fourth Floor. The Hecht Coz
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WOn1en's
Stockings

14-Women's Sports Socks. IN
NOW wv
3 prs.-WooI-mixed Sports ~
Socks. Orig. 75c. Now. lSC
81 prs.-Women's Full-fashioned
Silk Stockings with picot q for CT
tops. Orig. Soc. Now. y Dl
IS prs.-Kayser and Phoenix Full
fashioned Chiffons. Some extra
length. Orig. 81 and $1.15. [Oo
Now 6 for $2). O1C
81 prs.-van Raalte Wisp
Ingram Chiffons. Orig. S1.95. C1
Now g for $2.S5). ........ %1
1872 prs.-M argy Full
fashioned Chiffons. Oris. 100
81. Now g for S2.25) .... S1C
Main Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Children's
Underwear

15-Printed Sleeveless Pajamas
for girls 8 to 10. Orig. SA.
sOC. ENOWs ~
1-TeaFose Satine Slip for
Jr. Miss. Size II. Orig. Q1
$I.s9. Now. .............. Sl
It-Corduroy Loungins Pajamas.
ss.ss. s5.ss Som .nd TO- ofi'' SIPS
2O-Girls' Princess Slips. Sizes 2
Now NJ o ' of''' "'e ana 'se' 20c
1s-Tots' Muslin Pants. 0A.
Sire 4. Orig. soc. Now. 61C
44-Girls' Muslin Drawers.
Sizes to IL. Orig. ace. 10.
NOW ..,'..,...... ~
Second Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Children's.
Shoes

40 Prs.-GiIls' Upper Oxfords, In
black or brown. Sizes 121z mO n
to 7. Orig. $3.50. Now. %ZsSO
40 Prs.-Boys' Brown Shark-tip
Oxfords. In broken sizes. 90 Oe
Orig. $3.50. Now. $ZsSO
20 Prs.-Infants' Black and White
Oxfords and Strap Pumps. Sizes
Sot ! to 8. ori'' 1925 Sl.05
tSecond Floor-The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Tots and
Infants Wear

I5-Baby Boys Wash Suits. Sizes
Zoe. ana Now. v. o'..' ODE and 38c
SSPart Wool Blankets. Size 3Ox4O.
Pink or blue. Orig. $1.38. I1
now go. OSC
white soft-soIs Baby Shoes.
Now " o'" .i.oo' 75c
1-Infants' Soiled Silk IN
Creeper. Orig. $3.50. Now ISc
2-Hand-embroide Soiled Pink
Silk Baby Coats. Orig. Ct Oc
IS. Now. ......... Sl.1O
3-Rubberized Sun Suits.
N. 5s.;'': :'':: o:'.: SO: sec
HSs''n s.. Ncn' ''i'. GID SETS ori'' soc
.-0ne-pc. Wool Knitted Snow
Suit. Size 1. Oris. S5.95. CT
Ribbon Coat Hangers. eO.
Orig. 81. Now. OUC
3-B Silk CarriaEe o.
Clamps. Orig. 81. Now. ZOC
13-Silk- -and-wool Shirts for On
infants. Orig. s1.15. Now O1c
wool Union Suit. o.
Size g. Orig. S1.25. Now. &c
BLUE Saeaue Set. c1Js
Orig. S3.95. Now ... SlslO
4-Leather Jackets for children
to 5. Orig. $5.95. Q1 OS
now ~ls sIo
Leather Outft in sire 4. Coat.
Hat and LegEings. Orig. 90 0S
S1O.95. Now. DO. 20
I2-White Crepe de Chine
Pants. Sizes 9 to 6. Orig. 0n
Toe. Now. .......... &c
25-Rayon Vests. Size 9 to
g. Lace trimmed. Orig. ~
39c. Now. l1C
Second Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Stationery

1O-Green 18-inch Can
dies. Orig. $1.58 doz. Now, 20
I5-Brass Vases. Orig. 81. 90
Now
I8-Lacauer Serving Trays. 90
Orig. 81. Now. w........... S)s
S-I035 Pocket Diaries. CS<
Orig. soc. Now. os
0-Crane's Mourning sta 40.
tionery. Orig. 81. Now. f1'
0-Genuine Leather Photo q I
Albums. Orig. S1.95. Now. %
-Genuine Leather Photo CT 6(
Albnms. Orig. Sc 80. Now @l.O\
Main-Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Radios
Lamps

2-Maxfield Parrish Pic
lures. Orig. $3.50 to $6.95. QQc
e0-Three-section Folding Vanity
Mir Mirrors oris' $780, $l.49
Now
I0-Branxe-finish Table Re-
fector Lamps. Orig. $4.95. C1
Al. Z. s. Bronze finished Table
Lamps, with parch-
menti1ed shades. oris. S4.95
e5-Bronze- finished Bridge Lamps
with parchmenti.ed
shades. Orig. ss'eo. $1.08
1O-MetaI. edEewood type and
China Boudoir Lamp. Reg. SQc
81 and S1.95. Now. ..... c1C
3O-Silk Boudoir Shades.
Sciled. Orig. 81 to S1.95. 70c
3-Three candle Bronze finished
Floor Lamp Bases. Orig. CT
1898. Now ........... pA
6-TabIe Lamps with Silk or
Parchmentized Shades. ORIG. G1
x2.05 to SIS. Now ..... W.
Fourth Floor. The Hecht Coz
ROsebushes & Shrubs
5-n. FIowering DoEwoods OSo
IN bloom
Is to "a in. Pyramidal 17c
Arbor Vitae . IsC
IL to 1S in. Globe Arbor I7c
Garden Shop. Fourth Floor.
The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Goats and Suits

6-Two-pc. Jacket Suits, in tweed
mixtures. Sizes IA, 16, l8 NJ
and 20. Orig. S1O.85. Now. $O
15-Fur-trimmed Dress Goats. In
sizes for misses and women.
Orig. S@2.s5 and S25 Clio
Now SlS
6-Three-pc. Wardrobe Suits. in
brown and grey mixtures. Sizes
II to 20. Orig. SI6.95 nI0
Now SlH
(Thrift Coat Shop-Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1935-04-18
SnlOcks and
Uniforms

4s-The New Sylo-Froeks In prints
or stripes. Sizes Ia to C1 10
az. Now. W............. ~A
.O-Nurses' white Poplin Uniferms.
Odd sizes 40. AZ and Al.
Soiied. Orig. s. and GO 10
$3.50. Now. w........... S@s
I5-Maids' Sheer OrEandy 100
Apron Sets. Now. ~
IO-Maids' Broadcloth Uniforms
with long or short sleeves and
white collars and cuffs. 21 30
Now ...........
Third Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
NeckWear
BlOuses
Novelties

Pink Chiffon. Ostrich -bordered
Triangle. Orig. $1l.5O. 90 IN
1-SiIver Ostrich-trimmed Tri-
snr sn.ie' ori'' 1880 $3.50
NoW
I-Black Velvet Ostrich
trimmed Triangie. Orig. @1R
SI6.5O. Now ....... CIV
5-Coq Feather Boa.
SI Orig. si'o5 and $685. 1895
no"
BLACK Ostrich Feather or
Nun. Orig. $3.50. Now 90
White Ostrich Cape. GO IN
Orig. S15.75. Now %O'cO
4-Ostrich Boas. pink and 90
red. Orig. $2.05. Now -. 90
5-Ostrich Feather
Boas. Orig. S4.85 and 90 0S
S5.95. Now ..... posIO
T5O-Costume Flowers. 90
Orig. soc to 81. Now &1C
IO-Odd Woody Hats. Orig. CT
&I.85. Now ........... %A
l5--Odd Blouses. 0rig. 6Oo
S1.95. Now .. o|C
main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Handbags

S-Genuine Alligator Bags. %
Orig. 1895. Now. ........ Po
S-Smsll .sixe Leather
Upper Envelopes. Orig. V1 90
s1.95. New ......... ~AsS>
1S-GsId and Silver Csrd To-
Belts. Orig. 81. Now. LIZ
(kain Yieef, The Aseht Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
COrsets and
Foundations

36-Higher-p priced Famous-m
(sirdles. Boned or Of Lastex. Sizes %
go, 81. 80. 30 and "a. 90 OK
Orig. IS. Now. ...... @&s%c
Ia-Foundations Of famous makes.
sizes :i2 to 80, 40, IA, CD o.
46. OriE. S.. Now. SS'|o
36-Pastel Girdies Of S10S
Lastex. Now. PA'>c
Anne Ault, . new bandette GI
in sire SO to ~. Now. ~A
Third Floor-The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Handkerchiefs

1J-Men's Bordered initiated
Handkerchiefs mot all ini- H.
tials). Orig. lie. Now IoC
IOO-Men's Linen initiated
Handkerchiefs. Orig. 2Je, IT,
20c and soc Now 81
Mems All-White Handkerchiefs
with colored initials. 4 for COo
ENUW
8-Printed Chiffon Hand o.
kerchiefs. Orig. SOC. Now. SoC
25-Wine and green Appliaued
Women's Handkerchief. To
Orig. 35c. Now .. ~
main Floor. The Hecht Coz
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Co S:Z:S:{2;}752:&z;IE1!. THAT
Jewelry

Costume Jewelry. Orig. SOC 1Nc
and 81. Now. AOC
S-Fabric Cigarette Cases. t.
Orig. Soc. Now. w.......... 1cC
.s-oso .9Modd No. Necklaces oris. 39c
(Main Floor, The Hecht Co..
Evening star., 1935-04-18
Gloves

prs.-Soiied Washable Doeskin
Gloves. Broken sizes. Orig. 01
81 IS. Now ............ w
23 prs.-French Suede 4.button-
Ienxth Pullons In Belize. Sizes 8
To- g 6'4. oris. 3d. $l.D
10 prs. Real Kid Gloves. Novelty
or plain cuffs. Beige and frey.
Broken sizes. Orig. 81. @1 90
Now
pr. Glaee 16-butten Gloves in
egEshell. soiled. Size @1 30
5%. Orig. IS. Now. ~AsO|
Main Floor-The Hecht %.
Evening star., 1935-04-18
TOiletries

5O-Fabric and Straw Brims and
OF the Face Models. CI o.
Orig. S3.95 and SIS. New @1s|c
6O-Fabric, Ribbon and straw
Hats In q wide variety Of S0c
(Third Floor. The Hecht co..
The Washington times., 1935-12-30
TOEnd Annoying
Cough, Mix This
Recipe, at Home
Big Savingl No cookingI So Rasyl


Here 10 the famous old recipe which
millions Of housewives have found 70
be the most dependable means of break
ing up winter coughs. It takes but a
moment to prepare, and costs very lit
tie, but it positively has no equal for
quick, lasting relief.
From any druggist, get 215 ounces
Of Pinex. Pour this into a pint bottle
and fill the bottle with granulated
sugar syrup, made with 2 cups Of
sugar and one cup of water, stirred a
few moments until dissolved. No cook
ing needed-it's 80 easy! Thus you
make a full pint of better remedy than
you could buy ready-made, and you
get four times as much for your money.
1t never spoils and tastes fine.
This home mixture Soothes the irri-
tated throat membranes with gurpris.
ing ease. 1t loosens the phlegm and
eases the soreness in a way that IL
really astonishing.
Pinex is a concentrated compound Of
Norway Pine, famous for its effect in
stopping coughs quickly. Money re-
funded if it doesn't please you in every
way.
The Washington times., 1935-12-30
STARS PARADE
TONIGHT FOR
NEWSB0YS

A million dollar show for mil,
lion dollar boys.
That's what will be served at
T:30 o'clock tonight at the New
Willard Hotel at the eighth an
nuaI banquet Of The Washington
Times-Herald Boys Club when
more than a thousand carrier
boys will entertain 200 guests.
Preceding the big show and
banquet Eleanor Patterson, editor
and publisher of the Herald, and
Arthur G. Newmyer, publisher Of
The Times, will hold a reception
at the Willard for invited guests.
Walter Beall, Tim lie S-Herald
Boys Club president, will open the
program and then turn it over
to L. Gordon Leech, club director,
after the boys have filed into the
big banquet hall to the strains Of
Leon Brusiloff's orchestra.
"Hit Parade"
Arthur j. Reilly, the Herald's
own Globe Trotter, will act as
master of ceremonies, introducing
the entire Loew'S Fox Theater
cast, including Jackie Coogan and
Betty Cradle, stars Of Hollywood
Secrets" and the California Col
legianS with Walter McGrail, Jo-
sephine Dix, Dick Winslow, War
ren Wilson and Chiquita.
From Warmers Earle Theater
will come the "Hit Parade Of
1895" starring Nina Olivette, Muir
ray and King, the three Wiles,
BARLEY and Hurst, Mile. Paulette,
Meri Bell and an ensemble OF
chorines. Bert Granoff will also
be featured. They will be intro
duced by Audrey Sieber, Western
High graduate and the Earle's
mistress of ceremonies.
Fats" Waller, colored star, IS
the Howard Theater's contribu-
ton. Fats" will bring with him
q dance team.
Two Floor Shows
Harry Horlick and his Gypsies,
through courtesy of local A. and
P. officials, will dedicate a special
number and greeting to the Club
on the A. and P. program. This
will be broadcast direct to the
banquet hall.
Pete Macias will send his entire
floor show from the Heigh Ho
Club, while Peter BorraS, Of the
Madrillon, will present his group
Of entertainers.
Featured during the evening
will be The Times-Herald Boys
Club choir of 40 voices, led by
Bob Davidson of the C. and P.
Telephone Company and accom-
panied by Frances Bronson.
Radio is offering Horace Honey
cutt. Doctor of Blues" Of NB.C.;
Larry Walker, novelty singer and
player of Columbia; the Kool-
Motor Kids, Martha and Hal, also
of Columbia and Mervin Cohen.
accordionist of VOL.
The Washington times., 1935-12-30
Goes For Wafer, Finds
Whole House AbIaze

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Dec. 80.
To the fact that Mrs. Henry Le-
gum wasn't feeling well at AIS
O'Clock this morning and sent
her husband downstairs for a
glass of water in which to take
some medicine eight persons owe
their lives. Legum came rushing
back with the news that the living
room was ablaZe.
The house. located in an ex-
elusive residential section, was
burned to the ground at a loss Of
$4,000, but the eight residents,
barely aroused in time. escaped
into the Snow-covered street.
The Washington times., 1935-12-30
Roland Hayes 10 Sing
Al Howard Concert

Roland Hayes. internationally
known Negro tenor, of Boston,
Mass. will be presented in a con-
cert at Howard University on the
evell.ng of January 7.
This concert will mark the op-
ening of the university's 1885
artiStlecture series, sponsored by
the school of music. Others who
will appear during the season in
clude Katherine Bacon, pianist,
January 81;
The Washington times., 1935-12-30
DURINGSTORM

Nichols Avenues Southeast and
forced to walk from the road to a
railroad track nearby. After
searching his pockets the highway
men fled. All they got was %
cents.
Awakened by a noise in an ad-
joining room yesterday. DR.. and
Mrs. James H. Early, 4712 Blag-
den Terrace N. W., frightened
off a thief, who had gained
entrance by jimmying a side door.
The intruder fled with a pair Of
the doctors trousers containing
$40.
The Washington times., 1935-12-30

Heavy snow failed to retard
activities of highwaymen and
thieves over the weekend and
police today were investigating
reports from a dozen victims.
Masked and flourishing nickle-
plated revolvers, two youths held
Up Michael Heillman last night
in his store, the Colonial Market,
5501 First st. N. W., and robbed
him of $1o0. They escaped in a
taXicab.
Private william C. WetSbrook,
attached to Boiling Field, reported
he was held up by two colored
men last night at Howard and
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without a star? They had to
have one. Here they were all
set to go to Paris-and no
star.
Mrs. Regain and Claude both
began watching a clever little
girl in the chorus. They pulled
her out of the line. They be-
gan grooming her to take Eth
ell Waters place as star of the
revue. The chorus girl was
thrilled beyond words. 1t was
the big chance in her life. She
just had to make good. She
went through her PAGES every
day on board ship bound for
Paris. The revue was sche-
uled to open at the Theatre
Champs Elysees. When the
show opened on time in Paris,
the chlorine was a star-she
had made good. Her name was
Josephine Baker.
The story of Josephine Ba-
ker and Claude Hopkins re-
sembles the plot of Warner
Brothers sensational motion
picture musical "42nd Street" +,
SO much so that one would
wonder whether or not they
furnished the basic material
used. Ruby Keller played a
similar role in the flicker to
the one Josephine Baker
played in real life. When Jose
phine got in Paris, she stayed
there.
The revue ended it's engage
ment after a successful run.
Claude and his orchestra then
toured. They opened at the
National de L'Opera in Paris !;
later at the Circque Royal in
Brussels, where he played a
command performance for the
late King Albert of Belgium,
The orchestra then played at
the Scala theater in Berlin,
Metropolitan news. (Chicago, Ill.) 1935-19??, 1935-06-11
So This Is
NEW YORK
By TED YATES
By TED YATES

G-Men know Alvin (fubblc En-
envy No. y Karpis as, EEdreau
Identification Order No. 1851 i.
That certain Harlem beautician
who fell hard for Harold Teen
drug store soda jerker % you)
went and bought the ofay r,,ayboy
car! Bernice Ince how're you
been Allan (Al-Mac Syndicate)
Macmillan was to have tracked
to Philly, but-well, the truck
didn't come -. Teddy dol
Club) Godfrey should marry the
gal. Meaning Dot Rhodes . ? :?
The Guardsmen Club oi o1yn.,
had another one of those swank
things at the Savoy Ballroom last
Satiddy Ethel Waters IS get
ting 4G's and C's in Chi for her
bit. Which is the top prize ever
paid single act in tile windy
City. Wonder if Ralph Cooper
knows that Billy Rowe is out! ? 2
Out of luck re-Edna Richardson
-. Best of the star acCs Iuuay Us
Avon Longs dancing, SINGING and
prancing Atlantic City pops
on Satiddy nights and Sundays.
Too much! ! THE cullud waitress
es at Pops, in Phiia. give better
service than the ofay ones. Which
is right in step with our tunes. {.
Pardon my Gotham draw, 1oIks-
but, Freda Jackson, anu harold
Holder (Cab Calloway's vaieC) did
do the wedding step. They Uel me
that three chicks were peeVed at
Holder who Tilted them anu F'reda
told the organist to pump hard.
But the pair are miles apart. So?
Don Redman's, 81 Only Heard"
is really town talk -. lAdolph
Phillips, the Phila. beauty parlor
equipment supply head, contracted
the measles from daughter
Bobby Evans, the Harlem play
boy and former Lucky 7 Trio dan
Ger, will give Atlantic City's Won
der Bar his all in fortnight -.
Lloyd Baskerville is sporting one
of the snappier soft brimmed hats.
Right SMART ! Wonder who is
MACK" Bakers heart now that
the Earl MAUD Danielson) Styles
have reconciled? ? ? Marion Hair
ston's newest heartache is Har-
lem's ace columnist. l don't know
who started that Rudy Smith,
the piano plunker who is doing so
we'll ct that Greenwich Village
hot spot will get A. No. press
notices for his swell goings-on at
Carnegie Hall Don't let any
body tell you Observation-Disclosures
Robinson, right now, is our ace
stage producer ! !
They've trying to say that the
Harlem players didn't get good