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Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Christian Japan
To Be Discussed
Tuesday EUening

Progress of Christianity in Japan
is the general theme for the sec
ond of the series of missionary
programs which are sponsored this
winter by the organized missionary
societies of the city. The program
will be presented Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock in the State Street
Christian church.
These programs are interdenom-
national and members of all
churches, men and women, are Civ
en- most cordial invitation to at
tend.
A review by Mrs. w. H. Tyler,
Jr. of William Axling's latest book,
"Kagawa," will be the highlight
of the session. KagaWa is the
outstanding Christian leader of
Japan and his life story is said to
read like a page from the New
Testament. AS leader of jap
anese Christian youth, Kagawa has
welded a tremendous influence
over the Orient during the pas!
20 years, having written over 10C
books. His correspondents are
from every nation of the world and
his daily mail runs into thousands
of letters.
Other interesting items will be
special vocal numbers by young
people of the japanese Christian
church.
Mrs. John Green will conduct
the devotionals, and Mrs. P. E. Ry-
erson, president of the Women'S
! Council, will preside.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
J. p. Hansen Has
Birthday Part,

Mrs. j. p. Hanson presided last
night at a charming dinner party
honoring her husbands birthday
anniversary.
Thanksgiving decorations were
used for the table and Mrs. Han
sen was assisted by Miss Agnes
Pennington.
Bridge was enjoyed after dinner,
Mrs. Crawford and Mr.. Holt win
ming the high score prizes and Mr..
and Mrs. Donohue, the second.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Yaeckel,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Eyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. McNeece, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Swerdfeger, Mrs. Earl
Crawford of Orange, Miss Elizabeth
Young, Miss Lucille Coulter, Miss
Agnes Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert Willoughby of Calexico,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willoughby,
| also of CaleXicO.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Wiener Roast AT
Rosenbaurr1 Home

Ruth Rosenbaum was hostess at
a wiener roast held at her home
recently.
The evening was spent in games
the first prize going to Willard Ros-
enbaum and Opal Creed, and the
second, to Kennth Yingling and
Joyce Schmitt.
Guests of the young hostess were
Opal Creed, Joyce Schmitt, Ruth
Schmitt, Thelma White, Margaret
Morehouse, Verna Mae Palmer, jan
ice Brown, Kenneth Yingling, Del
Curry, Leon Provazek, Stanley Vogt
Junior Miller, Willard Rosenbaum
Jessie Wilson.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Valley 4-H Club
Leaders Attend
Big Conference

Valley All club leaders Joined
those from the regions of Southern
California in the weekend con-
ference at Camp Baldy.
Advantages Of having a carefully
planned program fer the years
work, with a calendar OF activities
set up and a schedule of goals to be
achieved, we're discussed.
This calendar and program will
be worked out at the next leaders
conference in this county. which is
scheduled for the near future and
for which pot luck dinner is plan
ned.
Considerable discussion was also
held as to making the standards for
achievement pins higher These pins
are awarded by the California Bank
crs association and the leaders felt
that they should be awarded not
just for the completion of projects,
but for the successful completion
of these activities.
A new ruling of the forestry SER
vice which may affect All club and
farm bureau camps was explained.
Unless these camps are used for
considerable periods of time, the
leases will be cancelled This regula-
tion, if put into effect, will make
Imperial Valleys camping problem
vital, stated Frank c.. Beyschlag,
farm advisor, who hopes to have
the matter discussed by farm bureau
directors, home department chair
men and club leaders.
In addition to conference, group
singing and dancing in the evenings
made the weekend highly enjoy
able.
Valley members who attended
were Frank Beyschlag, H. Lee Lam
derman, assistant farm advisor;
Mrs. Caroline Thanner of McCabe,
Mrs. H. d. Briscoe of Rose-Mes-
quite. John Kubler of Mt. Signal,
Milton Simms of the U. S. Indian
service at FIT. Yuma, and Louis
Johnson, of Ft. Yuma.
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Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Many Present At
Golf Club Dance

So successful was the dance Sat-
urday night at the Barbara Worth
golf club that members and friends
are eagerly awaiting the second
event in the annual series. This
dance will be Dec. H.
Nearly 100 residents of Ell Centre
and Holtville enjoyed the party Sat-
urday night, Rhythm Rascals pro-
viding the music
A number of hostesses entertained
friends at parties prior to the dance
these affairs making a delightful
beginning to the evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Family Reunion This
Week For PeterSOnS

DR. and Mrs. F. w. Peterson en-
joyed a visit from their daughter
and son-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
er Leslie Bell of Pomona. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell arrived in Ell Centro late
last night and returned this after
noon to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peterson of
Los Angeles will spend the coming
weekend III the valley arriving in
time for a postponed Thanksgiving
dinner on Friday. William Peterson
who is in Los Angeles, also, expects
to spend the holidays with his par
entS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
San Diegans On
Visit To Vale,

Paul Clark Stauffer of San Diego,
president of the California Music
Teachers association, and Miss
Mamie Sullivan of San Diego, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Oria Kenah.
Sunday the group, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Jenkins,
motored to the various All-Amer-
lean canal construction projects,
visiting Yuma, Arizona. The visitors
returned this morning to San Diego.
Mr.. Stauffer was the jenkins
house guest last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
OF Interest To Women
Schools
Churches
Social Calendar

TONIGHT
Scout training course, 1880, Will
son school.
Dinner and bazaar, Veteran hall.
f. and AM. No. 384, Masonic
temple.
Junior chamber of commerce,
California hotel.
intermediate bridge, 1880, 451
SandaIwoOd
Troop I, B.S.A., Scout hut.
TOMORROW
Shrine Social club, II, 473
Brighton.
Arts and Crafts, 10, club house.
Cooking school, "a, III Main.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Social CLUB Meeting
At Bryan Residence

White Shrine Social club men,
bers will be the guests tomorrow,
Tuesday, of Mrs. Leta Mae Bryan,
meeting at II noon for a pot luck
luncheon, followed by bridge.
Members will follow the usual
custom of providing their own. SER
vice. Mrs. Bryan will entertain the
group at her home, 473 Brighton
Avenue.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25

Mrs. B. r. Spear will conduct her
weekly cooking school tomorrow at
the Tabernacle auditorium, TIT
Main.
Sessions will be from "a pm. and
Mrs. Spear will specialize in health
dishes. The public is invited to at
tend.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Guests OF Honor
At Dinner Party

DR.. Sem Bacon and DR.. R. C..
Clemons were guests of honor at
birthday dinner party given Sat-
urday night by Mrs. Clemons at
her home on Sandalwood Drive.
Chrysanthemums in fall shades
were used in the decorations, pro-
viding an attractive centerpiece for
the buffet table.
Bridge followed the dinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Kraft winning the
high score prize and Mr.. and Mrs.
Minor o. SimmS, the second.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Intermediate Bridge
Section This EUening

Intermediate Bridge section of the
Junior Ten Thousand club will meet
this evening at the home of Ruth
WhitelaW, 451 SandalWood Drive.
The bridge game will begin at 730
o'clock and Miss Velda Percival is
cohoSteSS.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25

with a big basket on one paw.
What you got the basket for,
Unkie Wig?" asked Bunty, who was
getting ready to go to school. rs
there anything in your basket, I'm
kie Wig?" Bunty liked to call Mr..
Longears "Unkie Wig" because
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Arts And Crafts To
Meet At Club House

Arts and Crafts section of the
Ten Thousand club is to meet
Tuesday at 10 m. in the club
house.
This meeting is to be an all day
meeting, each member bringing her
own luncheon.
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Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25


ing school.
Junior Ten Thousand clubs Arts
and Crafts section has changed
the meeting night from Monday to
Tuesday and will meet this week
Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Ben Cantrell, 1926 South
Seventh.
Christian Endeavor society men,
bers of the Presbyterian church had
an exciting scavenger hunt Satur-
day night, the group meeting at
the church and returning there for
refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs. Jens
Hutchens and Rev. I. T. Raab
chaperoned the group.
Miss Muriel Mitchell and Miss
Gladys Bush. 1876 Brighton, were
hosteSses at dinner Saturday night
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Pulliam and George Martin
Mrs. M. z. Walters of San Diego
has been visiting her daughters,
Mrs. o. J. Bradshaw, and Mr.. Brad
shaw. Wednesday the three will
leave for San Diego to spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. J G.
Byers, Mrs. .Bradshaw's sister.
Program committee of the Junior
Ten Thousand club is to meet
Tuesday night at 7 o'clock at 402
South Seventh. Mrs. H. c. Bueh-
ner is chairman,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
e. A. 4. Society Has
Journey To Desert

Eighty members of the G.. A. A.
society early Saturday morning
Journeyed TO Coyote Wells for a
breakfast.
The trip was planned as part of
the organizations project for beau-
tification of the high school
grounds, the girls collecting step
ping stones for the school lawn.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
EMERGENCY
FUND GRANTED
FOR SCHOOLS

Emergency apportionment of $100
to Laguna school district and auth
orization of further apportionment
should the district need an addi-
tional school to meet the increased
Struction of Laguna Dam were
granted at Saturdays meeting Of the
county board of education.
The board met in the court house
office of G. B. Collins, county sup
erintendent.
The 500 granted Laguna. school
was for the purpose of buying fur
niture t0 replace that lost in the
recent fire.
Jasper school, represented by two
trustees, Vernon K. Rood and j. G.
Montgomery, and by its principal
G. T. Steinsultz, presented a re-
quest for an emergency appointment
of $3.50 to cover an emergency in
transportation The request was
tabled until the next meeting, Supt.
Collins and George Harlan being ap-
pointed a committee to investigate
the matter.
The county board adopted for use
in class instruction the state depart
ments bulletin Suggestions for In
struction Concerning Alcohol.
Tobacco and Narcotics" Other bull
letins were adopted for supplement-
ary use.
A large number of new certificates
were granted, others renewed and
several life diplomas were approved.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25

LEXINGTON, N. C. U.P)-When
Thurman Briggs put his foot into
boot, preparatory to a hunting
trip, he was bitten by small snake
coiled in the heel of the boot.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-25
Society
Clubs
SOCIAL BRIEFS

P. T. A. County Council members
are meeting this afternoon at Hard
ing school.
La opinión., 1935-04-07
CUMPlEAAOS

Con motive de haber cumplido el
jueves pr6ximo pasado 80 amos. 8
meses y s dias de edad. ell respecta
BILE caballero Godofredo Tachuela,
I'm grupo de sus intimos tuvo a
bien obsequiarle con un opiparo
plate lunch, de 10 centavos por ca
beza. en- uno de los mas aparta6os
restaurantes de la localidad.
Ofrecio la esplendida comida al
~agasajado ell prominente hombre
de ~negocios, Sinforiano Coladura.
auien con facil palabra, a pesar
de ser tartamudo. rememoro las
bellas prendas personales de Ia
chuela.
A atlas horas de Ia noche sc do
por terminada la conviviali6ad por
haber quedado completamente a
obscuras, hazana debida al dueno
del restaurants que salio perdiendo
en- ell negocio.
Salvo que a cuatro de los cinco
comensales hubo que l~levarlos a sus
domicilios en- una carreta de mano,
| debido a libaciones eXtremadas. no
hubo que lamentar ninguna nota
desagradable.
La opinión., 1935-04-07
SOCIAL
Por ell NJ NADo

va que va es mucho decir. que Tan
| credo. professor de %solfeo. ha pensa
do bautizar a sus chamacos. que
por buena suerte todos son hom-
bres. o 10 seran.... 81 pueden, con
nombres que lleven por delante las
sietc notas de la escala musical.
foh cabeza privilegiada!, y ha es
cogido los s%iguientes: Do. roteo.
Re-. migio, Mi. guel, Fa....
cundo, SOL. .ferino CD Ia dis
lao. ST.. neon.
Y Ell su moGo de %discurrir, cree
que provey6ndose de unos palillos,
Y puestos en- Inca los muchachos,
podra darles en- la cabeza Y tocar.
desde la "Adelita" hasta el Mise
rere" de Eel Trovador.'
1nutil decir ell sinnumero de fell
citaciones que han recibido Tancre
do y esposa.
Los recen naeidos gozan de per-
fecta salud Y su sehora mama no
de tan %perfecta. Gespues de csc
~desperfeeto sufrido en- su imponen
te humanidad.
La opinión., 1935-04-07
VARILLETA Sc ESTA
poR DOMINGO FESTIVE Y JovIAL

iAmigo. de mi vida como $ estan poniendo las eo'as!
Reina u n desbarajuste tan notorio entire las grandes po-
tcneias, V por n Q Sc meno.. entire las mediana. y las ehiquitas,
que estamos pendientes de un hio ante la perspective de una gran
guerra cue dejara tamahta a la proximo pasada.
Y 10 peor del sso e . que n o " a quedsr n TIA para
E.tan tan bien preparsda. toda. la. naeione.; eucntan o Ia
les nedios de destruction caaa n de elias, que quien sc es
cape de las bala. de las cargas a la bsyoneta o de las bombas dc
dinamita. moIrs a.fixiado poi 10. gases inventados, incinerado por
10, rsyos invisibles, kecho papilla por la nuvia aeido clorhidrica- ar
tficial o dividido en- millones de stomos pr ell trueno dinamico'
destructor
Ahora. contra TODD. 10. male. hay u remedies, 81 saben eseo
gerse y preyenhse a tempo.
cen
Con e.e fin cs que doy la vo1 de aler,a y lie. reeomiendo 81
miren en- este esPejo.
lCual. m preg untan?
En- Ell cue voy a poner inmediatamente delante de u nariees.
Ell espejito donde deben mirarse n o es ora luna que la muy
buena del ciudadano varlleta que pr suerse $ etS entrenando
desde hacc nueve amos cast los mismos que lleva la cru del m "a
timonio a Guest $ pr 81 desgraeia.
Y yea, pr donde desgracia, puede convertible en- la m e
jor buens somLra del mundo, por arte de bribirloque.
Despu;s de los primcros meses de easado, pasados con rea
tva tranqulidad, comenzaron los ataques de n suegra hiheria
cnn de Do. de injuria, or santa re.ignacion por amor de su m u
jer a quen adorsba acknowledgements, pero pronto a las ar
ssfixiantes de su suegro; a los que hubo que anadr los fuegos
fatuos de 5 cunada. item mas los rayos hasta cierto punto invi
aiados.
Pero nue.tro hombre, que e.taba di.pue.to a .ufrir los pi
guerra sin Quartet con toda la famiia y hacienda de tripa. o
razon. e ha venido batiendo bizarramente contra todos y cada
veneiendo unas veces. viendo.e derrotado otra.; pero .empre fir
me m su puesto y contestando la guerra la guerra.
Dido en- la derrota y ahi me 10 tenen firme e n 81 pue.to y agre-
diendo a troehe y moche al menor signo de Aggression.
europea' a la guerra universal nj a Glen mil guerrss que $ de-
claren.
iUn hombre que neva entrensndose nueve aho. dia pr dia!
81 hasta asegurs, no falta de razon, q u cuanta guerra
estale en- ell Universe o tortas compuestas y pan pintado com.
parads la que vene sO.teniendo e. desde POGO. me.e. de-.
pues de casado.
~ 20 ere gu. tene r.zon,
La opinión., 1935-04-07
CELEBRATION DE UN MAGNo
AcoNTEcfM1ENTo

Para celebrar la completa eNtlh-
ci6n de I'm hormiguero que no de-
jaba arbol con hojas, la familia
B%adulaque invite a sus numerosas
ST que tambien distinguidas amis-
tades a un party que Sc llevo a a
DO en- su Residential de la Gale
Salsipuedes 1884.
Dada Ia galanteria de los due
nos de la casa excusado Gecir que
hubo derroche de pasteles y who's
generosos. no tan g%enerosos como
los anfitriones.
I'm hormiguero de personals de Ia
buena sociedad invade los lujosos
departamentos de la mansion, es-
parciendose por los jardines, los
que dejaron mas arrasados que ell
extinguido idem, objeto &c la fiesta.
Afortunadamente, ell dueho de Ia
casa tuvo una idea feliz para ale
Jar a la c~oncurrencia: hizo que su
esposa cantara unas ~selecciones de
opera Y en- menos de einco minu-
tos Ia con%currencia toco %solets, pre-
textando que ell dolor de muelas es
contagioso.
La opinión., 1935-04-07

La sabiduria de Dios Sc reconoce,
entire otras cosas, en- que ell largo
del brazo de un hombre es igual
a la cintura de una mujer.
La opinión., 1935-04-07
"sEPTUPLES" EN- UNA FEllZ
MORADA

La esposa del senior Tancredo
Currieta ha tenido la o~currencia de
dar a luz siete ~criaturas de nj
sofa, vez. llenanGo ell dichoso hogan
de placemes y de berridos infanti-
les.
Como doha Teocracia, la esposa
de Gurrieta, no es de las QUE Sc
ouedan rezagadas, ha querido ofus
a Ia fama de las que Sc confor-
man con echar al mundo triples,
euadruples o quintuples, y Sc ha
dicho: "Ahi va ESQ.,. Y en- honor de
la verdad que ha batido ell record
en- esa clase de alumbramientos.
Lo mas original del case. y a
La opinión., 1935-04-07
Lamento Sirio-Libanes
PoR NAGULAS

vida en- ell billar jugsndo "buf y
esta peinsdo su belo cor ~vasaiina
eroauinol y usa bantaIon di dos Co
lores, dos olores y dos sabores.
LAS Teleras' 10 gusta bara ella To
nito, burque dice que 81 barece q
Ramon Novarro, con su c'avo d.
balillo di dientes di medic uso y
sus miradas qui matan y sus ar
dientes bubilas. Bur ultimo, dasas-
perado 10 ufreei mi basion a esa
vieja Baquita, la enamorada dill "Brie
to Antuna". Baquita 10 dijo bsra mi
que 81 y que hablo ION su baba pa
ra arreglar il detalle rabedamente.
liable con su baba y 10 die que
tenao diez mil besos en- ell Banco di
Bansilvania... cuando ell baba oye
este, 10 sbrsza bara mi, 10 dice cue
soy muy simbatico, y que lie Qua
dro bara yerno. 10 dec arc Tue soy
novio uficial di Baquita y 10 dis
baro bara mi un tequiIa doble con
su botsna di para guitar
lie la batads. Buru. harmano, ST lie
gas a yer de cerea a Baquita -!
Bur las Barbas dill 5rafeta.... Sc
lie uneven sus dientes euando ha-
bla y todos los dias, cuando voy a
blatiear con ella, mi abraza, bone
los ojos en- blanco y me recita:
"Bues bien. yo 10 necesita dieir
para este que 10 quiere, que 10 a.
dora con loco frenesi.
que es una barbaridad 10 que II
(fro,
cue es una barbaridad 10 que 10
(ro
y ii hablo en- nombre de mi ulti-
Una ilusion....
kiss mel"
Oste 10 imaginas, harmano, es-
to todos los dias, baboseando mi
cara con sus besos di barmanencia
v~oluntario y moviendo sus dientes?
Es bara betatearse, di blanc. Re-
nuneio di esa muier; bur su bahia
10 acusa para mi bur faIta di cum
plim;ento di cumbromiso matrimo-
NAL v una indemnizacion di bar
gancia: dos docenas di medals una
gruesa di horquillas, un barfume
"6umbeya", una pieza di calico ba-
"a rop exterior y c%incuenta besos
a la mano. Y ora, harmano, desceb-
cionado di este %vecindad, mi voy a
buscar en- Tebito aunque sea una
gaia di bomada y me caso rabe-
dame5te. Bur las Babuchas di Maju
NAL
Y ell formidable amigo Solomon
La opinión., 1935-04-07
va Vuelven a las
Andadas

Pues, senior, las mujercitas
siguen alsreando faldas;
para que eunda la mods,
esa ilustre soherana.
que en- tejer y destejer
los amos y sieios pasa,
pues 10 que adaptara aver
al deseeho hoy 10 manda
y 10 que ahorita Sc estila
10 arrinconara mahana,
para volver otra vex
a imperar 10 cue imperabs
al empezar esa tela
81 a "UIises" no lie asrada.
NADIA tengo que dceir,
va que es gusto de quien paea,
u Sc alareuen o Sc acorten,
una vez mas esas faldas;
pero que impere ell buen susto,
por favor, queridas damss,
pues Sc ven unos vestidos
que al buen sentido maItratan:
Un colgate por delante,
otro idem por la espalda.
y un par en- cada costado. =.
estsn dieiendo a las cIaras
que van ustedes vestidas
con un punado de sarras.
A proposito del vestido
pregunte anoche a Balada:
-:Como tie gustaba mas
YER vestidas a las damas?
:Con aquellas faldas cortas
o con estas faldas largas?
Balada que es un -corrido,
endilgome estas palabras:
! I'm chico de tereer grade
tai pregunta contestara,
opinando como opina
toda persona %sensata;
"A los hombres, las mujcres
nos asradan mas. sin faldas.
- ctNpER
La opinión., 1935-04-07
CUENTO JUDO

FL viejo avaro Mlumenfeld eSta
punto de MORN. y manda a lamar
a sus tres vecinos;
Amigos mios-les dice-yoy 4
morir. No tengo hijos. Os dejo nj
fortuna. os ruego que a hsg9is
producer.
-;Y que de6smos hacer coa :
dinero?
10 ponsiS sn N bz1co Z 1-s-
res compuesto, = NJ = 6zvo-vs-Z
| e. dia de "a resZ-EscG11 G--zZ
Dor los pross,zs d D5oS
La opinión., 1935-04-07

La Ley del Embudo

Me parece Va insufrible
tn conducta, Mari-Pepa.
y es precise que no sisas
siendo de las modas presa.
ST quieres ser algun dia
de mi personita dueha.
hoy mismo hecha a la lumbre
tn sombrero-tapadera,
rldiculo en- quien cual to
tiene grande la cabeza.
(No hagas case que yo 10 USE
como cupula de una iglesia
pues me sirve de paraguas
cuando ell temporal a~rrecia).
No fumes mas EN- la cslle
nj en- privado pues es esa
una costumbre infumable
y vicio que d%egencra.
(Que 20 chupe a todas bora
ESQ POGO sc interesa
porque no es 10 mismo arrear
que tirar de Ia carreta).
No salgas con pantalones
por las Gales esa es brenda
propia de hombres y dissusta
en- mujeres verla puesta.
(Cuando en- casa te los ponga
va son coles de otra costa;
pues con ellos O sin ellos
en- la casa no me ~arredras).
No te pintes los hocicos
nj con jugo de cerezas
nj con sangre de changuito:
mas Ell afotna ,.N< a.a
no quiero que dejes rastro
en- mi cara, cara prenda:
nj tampoco que tie pintes
muy NAL pintadas las ceias
a dos yardas de distancia
de do deben estar puestas.
(Aunque yo me pinte solo
para decir cuatro ~frescas)
Finalmente. yo tie exijo
mi querlda Mari-Pepa
que no oses a salir nunca
de casa sin medals puestas
pues no parece decente
If por Gales y p~'azuelas
de tai forma cuando. algunas.
como tn, muestran las piernas
un ~bastantito de sucias
Y mucho mas de NAL hechas
Isl 70 no uso calcetines
este para mi sc queda).
81 a mis- deseos te cihes.
10 dicho tomando en- cuenta.
puedes estar ~convencida.
mi querida Mari-Pepa.
de que me case contigo
por 10 Civil Y la Iglesia:
pudiendo elegir to misma
cualauiera de estas dos fechas:
La senana de tres jueves
en- Febrero, ell dia t~reinta.
La opinión., 1935-04-07
Gratis para Asma

81 listed sufre Ataques de Asma So
focantes Y terribles que 10 hagan de-
sesperarse; cast ahogarse y que no 10
dejen dormir o 81 listed siente que la
enfermedad 10 va agotando, no deje
de pedir Embellishments a la From
tier Asthma Co., n prueba gratis
le su maravilloso metodo. NJ impor-
a donde viva o 81 tiene fe en- otro
.emedio bajo ell Sol, pida esta prueba
gratis. ST ha sufrido toda su vida y
IA. probado ode 10 que Sc lie ha re-
.omendado sin provecho, no Sc des-
~.onsuele nj pierda la esperanto; pida
,sta prueba gratis. No lie c%ostar; ma
a. Direction:
FRONTIER ASTHMA CO.
22S w. Frontier Bldg.
So Niagara st. Buffalo, y. Y.
La opinión., 1935-04-07
EN- e JUzesoo

FL juez-sC asaEo 0 ~s5--s-e-
FL acusado-Czszdo-
E. juez.-SC Con quisn2
Ell acusado.-C0n nj uu5s--
Ell juez.-Pedazo de animal. IA
visto listed a alguien cassdo OF II
hombre?
FL acssado.-Si. senior.
FL juez.-cA quien?
Ell acusado.-A mi hermana.
La opinión., 1935-04-07

Sc manifesto gratitud por las
mismas porque Sc pagan
las deudas para no perder Ell Gre
ditto.
La opinión., 1935-04-07

Habib Sc empino de un sorbo un
'caballito" de mezcal, Sc enjuoo
"una furtiva lasrima que, tremante,
hula para o%cuitarse avergonzada
entire las MARIANA de sus caidos BIZ
eotes, me c'avo muy hondo su MI
rada girls, suspiro y emigro de mi
~presencia, no sin antes recomendar-
me:
-6elo gallo, harmano.... Ma
mana es dla ounce. Mi batmi-
ties recordarte su abono?
Mexico, o. F., abril de 1885.
-)o(-
LEA r az ODINInN.
La opinión., 1935-04-07
COME ETH

Los unicos que llevan siempre los
zapatos sin lustrar son los lustra-
dores de zapatos.