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Helen Carson, to
BeOctOberB Bride.
Honored atParty

Miss Janice Kellogg, who will be
one of Miss Helen Carson's brides
maids at her wedding to Robert Z.
Walker on Oct. &c in Mckee Chapel,
Tabernacle Presbyterian Church,
was hostess today at a linen shower
and bridge party for the bride-to-
be.
Miss Kellogg was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. Forest B. Kellogg.
Guests included the mother of the
bride-to-be, Mrs. Thomas F. Car
son; her grandmother, Mrs. F. b.
Alley; Mrs. Richard T. Hill and
Mrs. Pearce McClelland; Misses
Jessie Fisher, Charlotte McFadden,
Marian and Helen Gearen, Dorothy
Jane Atkins, Mary Eleanor Davis,
Mary Lou Colvin and Evelyn Kel-
lOgg.
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Alumnae Will
Open Season at
Dinner Tuesday

A o'clock dinner at the home of
Mrs. Blanche Brown, 40 Bucking-
ham-dr, Tuesday will open the
years activities of NJ Zeta Alum
nae Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota
Sorority.
Misses jeanette Gardiner, Esther
Thornton and Mabel Lieve will as
sist in the dining room during the
dinner hour.
Mrs. Opal Larsh, province presi-
dent of the sorority, will give a res
ume of the recent convention held
in Denver and Miss Helen Won Mil
Ter will present a group of songs.
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MISS YELCH TO
HEAD ALUMNAE

Miss Josette Yelch, new president
of the Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae
Club of Butler University, will be
installed at meeting at 1880 Tues
day at the Butler University Chap
ter house, 46f5 Sunset-av. Other
officers are Mrs. Herbert Sweet,
vice president; Miss Martha Cline
hens, secretary, and Miss Janet
Bradley, treasurer.
A hard-times dance will be given
this fall.
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Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
BY w. E. M'KENNEY
Secretary American Bridge League


TINE hand shown today offers a
l. doubtful slam contract at best,
but it is particularly risky at no
trump, because Of the short heart
suit. However, top scores count
heavily at duplicate, and several
pairs elected to play this hand at
no trump.
When the dummy went down,
chance for success appeared remote.
Declarer could count only nine
sure tricks, plus whatever he could
develop in the club suit. He could
not risk establishing the spades, for
the loss of a spade trick and the
ace of clubs would mean immediate
defeat.
After winning the first heart lead
with the blank king in dummy, de-
clarer played a club. East played
low and the jack was finessed sue
cessfully.
A diamond was led to dummy's
ace, and another club returned. This
Tune west put up tne ace OF CLUBS,
and forced out declarer's last heart
stopper.
COUTH now played the king of
~ clubs, and ran off four more dia-
mond tricks. Spades we're dis
carded from dummy at every op
portunity, declarer carefully avoid
ing a club discard.
East discarded all his hearts and
one spade, but when the last dia-
mond was led at the tenth trick, he
was forced to give up.
Another spade discard would
establish three spade tricks for de-
clarer, while if he let go of the
queen of clubs, dummy's seven would
become good.
At another table, East decided to
hold up his ace of clubs twice, and
refused to win the second club lead
Declarer took the trick with the
club king, and then ran off all his
diamonds and tie ace Ct hearts.
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HOSPITAL GUILD TO
MEET MONDAY

All day monthly meeting of the
st. Vincent Hospital Guild will be
held from 10 to Monday in the
nurses home. Luncheon will be
served by a committee, led by Mrs
George Potts.
Others on the committee are
Mesdames William Quinn, William
Umphrey, John Darmody, Edward
Gass, Ray McManus, Doherty
5heerin, Rudolph Aufderheide, Harry
Scott, P. V. Garland, A. L. PETERSON,
George T. O'Connor, George Stein
metz, E. B. Rinker, NJ. McGrath,
James Deery, Leo Mcnamara. j. H.
McDuffee, w. J. Robinson, William
j. Coughlin, J. William Wright, Ray
Reed, William j. Freaney, George
.Yeazel and E. v. Bradford.
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CRABB TO BE
NOVEMBER BRIDE

Mrs. Ethlene Crabb announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Miss Jane Crabb, to Edgar A. Claf-
fey, son of Mrs. Ruth N. Claffey.
The wedding will take place Nov.
Is in Mckee Chapel Of the Taber-
nacle Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Rudolph Stempfel will be
Miss Crabb's only attendant. Mr..
Clafey has named David NJ. Lewis
as his best man. Mr.. Stempfel and
Albert Ogle will be ushers.
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
GIVE CARD PARTY

First of a series Of caro- parties
Will be held at 2 tuesday at the
Butler University chapter house Of
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity, 4721
Sunset-av, by the Mothers CLUB.
On the committee are Mesdames 2.
E. Bechtel, Ora Z. ButZ. c. E. Bing-
man, Claude Lett, Charles Taylor
and w. F. Wagner.
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LUNCHEON WILL
CLOSE SEASON

The Highland Golf and Country
Club will hold the final luncheon
bridge Of the season at 2:3O Wednes-
day.
There will be showing of Bernat
handmade dresses and suits by
Mrs. Ehrich's Woolshop.
Members of the bridge committee
will be the hostesseS.
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H. H. Woodsmall was a recent
guest at the Seigniory Club, Quebec.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Olvey are
visiting in Miami, Fla.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Peet have
gone to New York to attend the
national convention Of the Asso-
citation of Military Surgeons.
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Business and Professional Women
10 Hear Homer ChaiLZaMx Thursday

indianapolis Branch of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's Club
will hear talk by Homer L. Chail-
lauX, national director of the Amer
lcanlSm Commission of the Ameri-
can Legion, Thursday night.
Miss Forba Mcdaniel will intro
duce the speaker at the meeting to
be held at the Woman's Depart
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PLEDGES MOTHERS
WILL BE HONORED

Mothers Of pledges of the Butler
University Chapter Of Phi Delta
Theta Fraternity will be guests Of
the Mothers Club at a covered dish
luncheon at l Thursday in the chap
ter house, 7O5 w. Hampton-dr. Mrs.
G. D. Yeazel will describe the club
history.
Mrs. John E. Thompson will sing,
accompanied by Mrs. VIII Fleming,
and Loydlovella Cook and Gather
Inc Mootz viii play piano duets. !
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Dance to Be Held

Miss Ann Farrell is a member of
a committee sponsoring the Discov-
cry Day dance of st. GATHERINGS
Dramatic Club Saturday, Oct. y, at
the Knights of Columbus audi
torium.
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SOrOrities

Delta Phi Beta Sorority will hold
a meeting Monday night at the
home of Miss May Stone.
Mrs. John Murphy will be chair
man Of bridge party to be spon-
sored by Alpha Chapter, Theta Mu
Rho Sorority, at $50 Tuesday night
at the Foodcraft Shop. Mrs. Ray
Roberts and Mrs. E. K. STICKY will
assist.
Theta Sigma Delta Sorority will
meet Wednesday at the home Of
Miss Betty Lane, 1902 N. Warman-
ay.
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CALLS BOARD FOR
SPECIAL MEETING

Mrs. Fred Hoke, governor of the
board of assistance of the Society
of MayfoWer Descendants, has
called a special meeting for noon
Wednesday at the Young Women'5
Christian Association. Luncheon
will be served.
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CHATTER VIII Meet

Mrs. L. G. La Toilette, 1924 Sa-
lem-st, will be hostess for a meeting
Of Alpha Beta Chapter, Psi Iota XII
Sorority, at Z Tuesday night. Mrs.
Fay McGaw and Miss Josephine
McDougal will assist the hostess.
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This left East with only four
cards, the queen, jack and seven
of spades, and the ace of clubs. De-
clarer now put East in with the
club, which forced a spade lead from
him and gave declarer the remain
ing tricks.
Copyright. 1885, NEA Service. Ina-A
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Girls Show
Interest in
NeedlewOrk
School Pupils Contribute
Garments; Exhibit
Scheduled.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Womans Page Editor

THE early history of the Needle
Il work Guild Of America has
direct appeal to the juniors, who
have started an auxiliary to CO.
operate with the branch here. The
American Guild originally was
started for children by a group OF
young girls. The beginning of the
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Calendar of Club Events
MONDAY

Presidents day observance of the
Vincent Reading Circle is scheduled
at the Colonial tearoom. Luncheon
will be served. The afternoon pro-
gram will include a discussion of
american Poetry by Miss Mary
Cain.
Opening meeting Of the Irvington
Womans Club will be marked with
a luncheon at CifaIdi's in honor OF
Mrs. Tom S. Erod, incoming presi-
dent. Mrs. w. H. Montgomery, Mrs.
F. H. Insley and Mrs. NJ. A. Will
lianIs, members of the executive
board, will be in charge.
The Jews Migration TO America"
will be Mrs. Arthur Bridwells topic
at meeting of the Sesame Club
with Mrs. Alice Erwin, 500 Northern
av. hostess.
Mrs. j. A. Shafer and Mrs.
Thomas S. Martin will be hosteSses
Tor a meeting Of the New Era Club
when the secretary, Mrs. E. E. Pad
.gett, reviews the years work. Va
cation Memories" will be given in
response to roll call.
indianapolis Council of the P. T..
O. SiSterhood will hold a regular
meeting and luncheon at 1880 in
Ayres' tearoom.
TUESDAY
Australian Chapter, International
Travel-Study Club, Inc, will hold a
meeting whit Mrs. Raymond Stew
art, 1883 w. 13th-St. Luncheon will
be served at 1880, to be followed
by lecture by Mrs. S. r. Artman
on Women of America" and a
paper by Mrs Clyde Pierce on
Mexican Pottery and Weaving"
Mrs. George Stiles, 81 w. 37th-st,
will be hostess for a regular meeting
of the ARENAS Club. The hostess
will be assisted by Mesdames D. H.
Campbell, B. A. Foil, Frank Freers
and Z. D. Hill.
Mrs. E. C. Rumpler has chosen
the topic, Under Persian Skies, -
for her talk at a meeting Of the II
vington Tuesday Club with Mrs.
Russell S. Bosart, 572S Lowell-av,
hostess.
"Today'S Thought by Mrs. R. L.
Mason and New Books on Parade"
by Miss Cerene Ohr will comprise
the program at a meeting of the
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club.
Mrs. O. c. Bridgford, R. R. 2, Box
lit, will entertain members at her
home.
Hostesses for a regular meeting
of the Amicitia Club will be Mrs.
Mayme Castor and Mrs. John
Matthews.
WEDNESDAY
Wednesday Afternoon Club men,
bers will have luncheon with the
Home Economics Club of Brown
Township at the home of Mrs. John
Wunnel.
Autumn outing Of the Minerva
Club is scheduled at Bethany Park
Will MIS-. r. 4. SneIlOn, hostess. The
program will include discussions of
Noted American Women of Today
by Mrs. George T. Limiting and
Women of Other Countries" by
Mrs. j. E. Clinton.
THURSDAY
When members of the Thursday
Lyceum Club meet with Mrs. Harry
Wilson, sos E. 29th-st, they will hear
a talk on Early Civilization" by
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith.
Mrs. j. L. Hodges will give a biog-
raphy of Lady Aston at a regular
meeting of the North Side Study
Club. Mrs. o. T. Wingfield, 5l4o
Broadway, will be hostess.
Regular meeting of the 1908 Club
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Frank Bowers, SO Meridian-pl.
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guild in England
was the outcome
of the need of an
Orphanage near
Lady Wolverton' s
home.
The junior aux
iliary here in
cludes members of
the Camp Fire
Girls, Girl Scouts,
Junior Catholic
Daughters, Girl
Reserves, J 0 b S
daughters and pu-
nils OF TtIclOr To1I
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To obtain a pattern of this
model. tear out the coupon and
mail it to Ellen Worth, The Indi-
annapolis Times, 214 w. Maryland
ST. indianapolis, with Is cents in
coins.
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AlAmnae Meeting Set

st. Mary's Alumnae Club meeting
is scheduled for 8 Wednesday nigh
at the Academy.
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Alun1nde to Meet

Regular meeting of st. John
Alumnae Association will be held at
8 Monday fght at the Academy.
La opinión., 1935-02-15
: NFORMACIONES DE BELVEDERE :
SOCIALES
SALiO PARA MEXICO UN
cONOCIDO JovEN

El sabado pasado. parti6 para
Irapuato su TERRA natal. el joven Bs
silio Garcia. habiendo sldo motive
dc c%arifosa despedida de parte de
un grupo de amigos que sc reunio
en- la Residential del senior Pedro
ValGivia 260 al norte de la Gale
Arizona. en- donde fue servida una
suculenta cena mexicana rociada de
finos who's y licores habiendo esta
do esta amenlzada por una allegro
es%tudiantina en- la que formaban
parte amigos tambien del ~despedido.
Varios numeros de concerto. y
algunas palabras de aliento para ell
compatriota que Marcia nuevamen
te a la patria completaron ell fes-
tejo en- honor del joven Garcia. ha-
biendo terminado la copvivialidad
en- medic de la mas franca algeria
estando ~presentes entire otras per-
sonas las sehoras Refugio y Gaia
lima de Valdivia. Petra Guerrero
e Isabel Lujan, Senoritas Micaela'
V Jesusi.a Valdivia. Lupe GAIA
ras. Adelina Rosas y Sara Guerre-
TO Y joyenes Timoteo. Jose y Pedro
ValGivia, Jose Campos, Roberto Gar
cha. Alberto Macias y otros.
La opinión., 1935-02-15
PARA SEPUL-
TAR A UN MEXICANO

Lista de las personals que volun-
tariamente contribuyeron para ayu
dar al sepelio del senior Francisco
Barraza, quien fal ecio a fines del
mes de enero, y euya colecta fue
hecha por ell senior Hip0lito Fable
la del l19 al norte de la Gale Dang
Ter, y quien manifesto su gratitud
a todas las personals que dieron
dido a sus s1plicas cuyos nombres
aparecen en- segaida;
Jose Ballesteros 10c; Ul.oa 25c;
V. Gotta loo; Tn amigo Csc; Salud
Liquor store 25c; Jose Vazquez
25c; j. NJ. Youxcarta loo; Juan
Gallardo Toe; Morelos Furniture
Co. Toe; 81 Caro- Grocery soc; V,
Sandoval 10c; Gregoire loo; Belen
Mata 25c; j. Lopez loo; Romelia
de ia o. Ice; Anna Franco l5c;
NJ. Martinez 10c; Chino Cafe 25c;
Angel Perez zoe, Elias valderra-
ma 15c; Paulita Arsiiello 25c: lg-
naclo Valdoyinos loo; Juan Monte
va 10c: l.. A. Castro Zoe; Angel Or
tiz loo; Macario V. Ballesteros
csc; Tortilleria Ell Modelo zoe; N,
NJ. soc; A. Egurrole l5c; S. NJ.
T~raslavina 25c; Adrian Jacobo
Toe; Adela NJ. de Villegas 25c: G.
NJ. Ramirez 15c: c. Fregoso 25c;
Benjamin Gamboa Toe; A, Quino-
mes soc; Blackiee 25c; l.. Vargas
Csc; Agustin de Vazquez soc; l..
V. Romo 25c; c. A. Toe; f. f. Her
nandez 25c; Jose Chavez 25c; V.
7. loo; NJ. Perales zoe; Felipe ore
nan soc: Sanchez csc; +. Fedon
10c; f. Soria csc; /. Mendez 25c;
Antonio Vazquez 10c; Salvador Pa
di.la 81; Ramon B. Arnaiz 81;
Guillermo Franco 81: Pedro Deses
81; Manuel Luna soc, Ricardo Ro
driguez soc; Benigno 25c; Anto-
Mo 25c; Julio zoe; Dcsiderio 25c;
Mendoza Csc; Estanislado 25c; An
tonic Zarate Toe: Agustin Naz-
quez soc; Botica Hidalgo 25e. Bo
tica Ruiz 10c; Botica La Cruz
Azul csc; Botica Rio Grande 25c;
Simon Pacheco 25c; Romelia de Ia
o. 1Oc; Angel Perez zoe; Paulita
Angulo 25c; Juan Montoya 10c; An
gel Ortiz 10c; Nieassio Market soc.
y Jose vazque2. % centavos.
La opinión., 1935-02-15
OBJEToS ~ENCoNTRADOS

El Padre Edmundo Borel de la
Iglesia de la Gale Rowan y Ter
cera, comunico a las autoridades
que habia prestado a dos mexicauos
$50 cojines de sillas. los Que hasta
la fecha no habian sido devuei.os,
al preguntarsele al ~reverendo los
nombres de las personals a quienes
habia hecho ell mencionado presta-
mo contesto nc c%onocerlos nj aun
siquiera Y que este 10 habia efee
tuado basado en- la buena volun-
tad de dlchas personals, dando ID
mo 6nica id%entidad de II de eli, -
de que ell % &c enero lie habian ro-
bado su caro-.
La policia Sc puso inmediaianlen
te a investigar ell asunto cogicaqo
como 1nico hijo ell robo del 'utc-
movil encontrando los famosOs 20
jines en- ell Cafe Monte Carlo. Ia
biendo m~anifestado ell manager lie
dicho centric de diversiones que es-
tos serian devueltos inmediatamen
to a quien los reclamaba, dejando-
Sc cerra6o 81 case sin ningun cargo
a nadie.
La opinión., 1935-02-15
PREP Una
FERIA MUNDIAL
MANCHOUKUO
Sera en- agosto y septiem-
bre, dice ell anuncio
Official

HSINkINo, febrero =. - Man
ehuokuo va a tener una Feria Mum
dial en- los meses de agosto Y sep
tiembre de 1896. segdn 10 hs anun-
ella do Ell gobierno a los represen-
tantes de la prensa local como eX-
tranjera.
Mlentras tanto. la tarea de pro-
porcionar a~lbergue para los Milo
mes de personals que espera tener
Ia feria como vlsitantes. ha sido
dejada en- manos de comisi6n
que Sc e%ncargara de manejar ell
problema junto con otros asuntos
relacionados con la construction.
Los proyectos que sc tienen So
bre ell particular estan todayfa muy
obscuros para realizarse pero el
gobierno tiene la ~creencia de que
una exposition en- grande escala
seryira o surtird mas efectos para
darle al mundo una informaciHn
mas exacta sobre los diversos aeon
teeimientos del pals, que cualquier
otro programa que Sc ponga eD
practica.
Ell anuncio Official de la expo.
sici6n que Sc tiene en- proyecto
dice 10 siguiente:
"El objeto de esta exposition es
e. de "introducir al mundo ell re-
cientemente establecido Tmperio de
Manchuokuo Y al mismo tempo el
de ayudar a la industrial Y al CO.
mercio del mismo. para c|ontribuir
con el proGreso cultural del pueblo
de Manchuokuo Y para fomentar ell
entendimiento y voluntad interna-
cionales y con tai motive. cada ma
cion esta cordialmente invitada
para particular en- Ia exposition.
Dicho acontecimiento sera como
cido como "EXposici6n Mundial del
Manchuokuo'. Sc llevara a cabo
bajos los auspicios del gobierno Y
Sc verificara en- Shengta-lu. MUM
cipalidad Especial de Hsinking. del
dia 5 de agosto al dia % de sep
tiembre de 1896. VI periodic de Gin
cuenta Y dos dfas. Para este obje-
to, Ell gobierno tiene designada la
csntidad de dos millones de yens.
Todas las peticiones para la cons
trucci0n de ed,ficios V graderias
tendran que ser hechas antes del
dia 81 de MARIO del mismo ano.
En- relacion con los nombres de
los articulos que Sc vayan a ex-
poner. deben ser presentados an
ties del dia Is de JUNO y los pro-
duetos deben estar en- Hsinking an
ties del dia Is de julio, llstos para
ia exposition antes del dfa . de
agosto de 1886.
Sobre ell terreno que Sc tiene
habra cerca de veinte edificios. in
~cluyendo IN salon especial para
conmemorar la fundaci6n de Man
chuokuo, V I'm salon por separado
para cada industrial, ademAs de
otros para ell Jap6n V China V otros
edificios para exhibir productos pro
cedentes de otros pafses. Tambien
sera establecido I'm campo de re-
creo para que los nihos puedan ju-
gar con toda comodidad.
La opinión., 1935-02-15
MURlo Ell VlERNES LA SENO'
IA GRECO

FL lunes que ACADIA de pasar. re-
cibieron cristiana sepultura en- Ell
cementerio catolico de El Calva-
rio los restos motrales de la seho-
IA Carpia Griego, muy conocida en-
esta seccl6n de la ciuGad en- donde
tenia de vivir por largos amos. ha-
biendo sido velado su cadaver en- la
que fuera su Residential 1851 al nor
te de la Gale Dltman.
El fatal acontecimiento ocurrio
ell dia s de este mes, siendo la ca
sa funeraria del senior Ramirez Ia
%encargada del arreglo de los fune-
rales asi como la c~onduccion &c la
difunta a su Ultima Morada.
La sehora Griego. o~risinaria de
Mesilla. Nuevo Mexico. murio a la
edad de setenta y ocho amos de-
iando en- este mundo para llorarla
ademas de u muchos amigos a
sus i~nconsolables familiares.
La opinión., 1935-02-15
La NUEVA.....
(Siaue de ia Sa. Pac.)

de las mesnadas utilitaristas. que
aspiran a conquistar a IN publico
siempre versatil y t~ornadizo, tie
ne que llegar como Godofredo.
ardido de fe en- su obra. fuerte
en- las arciones Gel corcel puiante
y dando al aire ell refulgente pc
nacho de su casco, TODD fantasia.
FL arte es artificio. FL arte de
vender debe particular de todos
los conocidos Y de ellos participa
en- rigor, porque utiliza los tintes
arrebolados de los maestros del
pincel, las maravillas de la cleo.
grafia, los minerales humildes o
s%untuosos del fondo de la terra.
las luces voltaicas o ell azogue que
pueblan de letreros luminosos las
Rues de la Paix, los Broadway,
los Piccadilly y los bulevares de
Berlin y de Viena, Y. mas mo-
destamente, las avenidas princi.
pales de Mexico. alumbradas al
Neon.
La publicidad es la musa que
faltaba. La otra. muy siglo vein.
tie, agil, sin la pesantez del anun.
clio siempre cuadrado, uniforme.
monotone. Ahora Sc presenta en-
traJe de tennis. manana de avia-
trlz. ora de caballista, va de can.
clonera. Els ~proteica por multi
torme. RE, cascabelea, deslum
bra en- Ell cartel pimpante, en- la
pagina del rotativo, en- la caratu.
! a gaya de la revista. en- la nro.
fana nocturnidad urbaaa ardiente
de luciernagas multicolores. Els Ia
musa de manana. a la que va ha
cen la corte los poetas. Ell anun
clio de un dentifrico puede -ropor
cionar asunto para un poema so
ore la boca deleitosa de la muier.
III de unas zapatillas, evocar el
recuerdo de Cenicienta. Ell de nm
vlgorlzante, los trabajos de Her
cules. FL de un te aron tico.
Seherezada en- ell DEGRADE orien,
tai de las Mil Noches V Una. La
publicidad es un arte V a su paso
armonioso han de sonreir. com
placidos, los hombres demasiado
hermeticos que Sc creian duenos
aosolutos de la expression de la
belleza immortal.
Mexico, d. F., Febrero de 1885
La opinión., 1935-02-15
BAUTIZARON Ell SABADO A LA
MIA RODRIGUEZ

FL sabado pasado fue bautizada
en- la Iglesia de Nuestra Sonora de
la SoleGad una nina hijita del Sc
nor Epifanio Rodriguez y de su es-
posa Altagracla Puerto de Podrl-
guez la cual nacio ell 26 de JUNO
del aho pasado habiendo silo apa-
drinada por ell senior ponciano Bus
tos y por la sehorita Agapita Var
gas.
Despues de la ceremonial religio-
sa. tuvo lugar en- casa de los padres
do la recien cristianizada n boni-
Ia fiesta. a Ia cual fueron lnvitados
los paGrinos de la nena ash como
las amistades de estos y de los "a
dres de la criatura, ha biendose re-
partido valiosos bolos, cenado, des-
corchado algunas botellas de buen
vino y bailado hasta avanzada no.
La opinión., 1935-02-15
ROeO DE PINTURA

Muy de mahana, ell lunes. Sc pre-
sent0 a su trabajo acompahado de
sus ayudantes ell senior b. Partida.
co~ntratista del 23l7 de la Gale Shar
loft, al edificio en- construction que
Sc esta llevando a cabo en- 81 n1-
medo Alb &c la ayenida Brooklyn.
llevando la d~esagradable sorpresa
de que la noche anterior los aman-
ties de 10 ajeno Sc habian apode-
RADIO de sesenta iibras de pintura.
Sin perdida de tempo, la victima
puso el hecho en- conocimiento de
las autoridades. quienes ahora es-
tan buscanGo afanosamente 10 ro-
bado, asi como al autor del latro-
cinio.
La opinión., 1935-02-15
CAUSA ALAR N
Ell PROYECTO DE-.
MR.. THOM SON
auchas personals resulta-
rian afectadas con la re-
patriacion

Gran eXcitacion ha causado en-
\ colonia mexlcana local ell pro-
veto de repatriation presentado
ante la Junta de Supervisors del
condado por Mr.. Red Thompson.
Superintendent del Departments
de Carload. en- ell sentido de que
sean r~eingresados a sus respecti-
vos paises los eXtranjeros que es-
ten recibiendo Ia ayuda del Con-
dado por un periodic de seis meses
0 mas, estando iu%stificada esta
alarma en- esta OCCASION, porque
en- case de llevarse a la prac-
tica dicho proyecto afectarid a
gran n1mero de fam,lias ne
xicanas que por clrcunstancias
muy especiales Sc han visto obli-
gadas a pedir la slsodicha ayuda.
Sin embargo. Sc tlene gran con-
fianza en- que las gestiones que es-
Ia llevando a cabo Ia Mexican Com
munity Association, surtan los
efectos deseados. va que el Direc-
tor Executive de la misma, Mr..
Siegfried Goetze, es hombre de