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brothers and three sisters.
Funeral services from the residence Of
his sister, Mrs. Catherine Green, 1908 Sixth
Street Southwest, on Thursday, June rs,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by Chambers Co. Southeast tu"
neral home.
FLETCHER, WADE W.-suddenly on
Monday. June %. 1885. WADE w.
FLETCHER. the beloved husband of Mary
Helen v. Fletcher Remains resting At
the W. ". Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home. 517 Eleventh st; s; E;
W W Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home, SIT Eleventh St. S. E.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
lnterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
OLIVE, EDWARD RAYMOND-on satur.
Nd. EDWARD RAYMOND OLIVE, beloved
husband of Evelyn Olive, father of John.
lr. and Edward Olive, son of Lille Beck
Withers and brother of William J. Olive.
Remains resting at the W. Warren Talta-
vull funeral home, Fourteenth Street and
Spring Road Northwest.
Funeral services from the Fifth Baptist
Church, Six and One-Half and E Streets
Southwest on Wednesday, June "a at 3
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
LOEHR. MARY ELIZABETH-On Tues
day. june, 30. 1886. MARY ELIZABETH
Ruffner. Charles H and william T. vii:
lett.
Funeral from the The ", ", Chambers Co.
rh4Fsdsy' FFis1ds' sfe sgnG in2ite5 ri st 2 p M
Interment private in Glenwood Cemetery.
MCINTOSH, ELIZABETH A.-on Monday,
June %, 1886, at her residence. 1880
Second St. N. E., ELIZABETH A. Nc
INToSH, the beloved wife of John s. Ne.
John and Emory Mcintosh.
Funeral services from the above resi-
dence, on Thursday, June 25. at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
Services by the W. W. Chambers Co.
RICE. CARRIE Ron Sunday, June Fl.
1895, at her late residence, 1921 Eye
st. N. W. CARRIE R RICE, friend Of
Raymond Hambach. Remains resting at
Fourteenth and Chaplin SITS. N. W.
day. June q, 1885, at : p p: m. from the
". W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 14OO
Interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
SULLIVAN, THOMAS J.-On Monday,
June %. 1886, THOMAS J. SULLIVAN.
the beloved husband of Mary A. Sullivan.
Co funeral home. Fourteenth and Chaplin
Sts. N. W
Funeral services will be held on Thurs
day. June 25. 1886. at $3.50 a. m. from
the W. w Chambers Co. funeral home.
14OO Chaplin St. N. W., thence to St.
Matthew'S Catholic Church. where mass
will be offered at 9 a. m. for the reposs
of his soul.
Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WAGNER, BEULAH Ron Tuesday. June
%. 1886. at her late residence, 626 z
st. n w, BEULAH r. WAGNER, the
beloved daughter of Charles A. Wagner
and sister of Charles G. Wagner. of Richs
mond Va, and Pierre Wagner, of Bremer"
ton, Wash Remains resting at the W. ".
Chambers Co. funeral home. Fourteenth
and Chaplin Sts N w, until Wednesday,
June "a, 1886. at 5 p. m.
Interment in Middletown, Ind.
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rid Of that" She glanced at her
watch. at oughtn't to take longer
than a minute and half. And when
you come back you may take those
seats in the center aisle"
r IKE single individual the class
IL released its breath. Laughter
beat against the walls, and Grim
soned the faces Of the three boys.
They almost ran for the door.
Carol felt limp with relief. Who
would ever have expected a con.
tingency like chewing tobacco? She
relaxed suddenly and laughed with
the class, and the class took her to
its heart.
She got up and walked slowly
towards window, leaned lightly
against the frame. Her heart was
hammering, but she made her voice
deliberate and casual.
81 hope" she said, and smiled
quietly, that we can all enjoy this
class. History's fascinating study.
and the history that never gets into
school books is the most fascinating
Of all. I've often wondered why they
leave so much of the truth out of
our books. and I've decided it must
be because the American people
can't take it."
Her casual use Of their own Ian.
guage caught them at once. They
weren't accustomed to teachers who
spoke the living tongue as they
knew it. She had their undivided at
tention.
She walked back to her desk and
sat down, and every eye followed
her. The class was breathless In its
attention.
81 think I'll try an experiment
with you" she said refleetively.
"You seem fairly mature, and you
look rather Intelligent. I want to
see, this year. il you're capable OF
taking some Of the unpleasant
truths in our history: of thinking
for yourselves.
81 want you to stop and examine
things people say or write before
you believe them. Americans will
believe anything under the sun IL
It's printed on piece of paper, and
some of the stuff printed is lies"
+ She nodded and smiled dismissal
at the enraptured class. "You may
co." she added.
| Copyright, 1886, By Marian SlnsI
-
Carols "masnifieent boy" talks
90 her, tomorrow.
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TIE WORLD-R.~SsS
WITH a FENCEHEt8

members Of the football squad. One
of them suggested gorilla, black
and unshaven and slightly stopped,
walking noiseiessly on his toes, with
springy, catlike tread. Two others
were nondescript and the fourth
was the most beautiful male she
had ever seen.
The fourth boy quietly took seat
in the front row, directly in front
of her. There were two vacant seats
on the outer aisle, next to the open
windows, and the other three broke
and ran for them. There ensued a
swift, silent struggle.
Carol watched theLl for an in
slant in silent establishment. There
was a minor crisis here: she knew
1t from the bright, interested stare
with which the class was favoring
her. The windows were too high to
afford view of the world outside,
so why that primeval struggle? She
looked at the boys quietly and in.
tently, and the boys shuffled little
and grinned placatingly.
And then she had it. One of the
gorilla's cheeks was distended, as
if he had a toothache.
She followed her intuition, hoping
desperately that it was right.
What Is your name, please?"
He stammered: "Bill Yandell."
"Then, Mr.. Yandell," the formal
courtesy had the sting of a very fine
wire. "I'il excuse you and your
friends long enough for you to-get
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WOMEN ORATORS
TO STUMP LAND

tContinued from Page OAe)
drafted for the Alfred E. Smith
campaign in 1928 by Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt, and since then has
built nationwide organization of
Democratic women.
Mrs. Owen, who was recently
married to Capt. Boerge Rode,
Of Denmark, will spend he. ave
of absence from her diplomatic
post campaigning. She inherited
much of the speaking magic Of
her father, William Jennings
Bryan, and she adds to her knowl-
edge of government, experience
gained during her service in the
House.
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Mr.. And Mrs.. Bruce
Dobyns Arrive

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Dobyns ar
rived here yesterday afternoon
over the Oversee Highway from
Washington, D. C., for a visit with
Mrs. Dobyns' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Beecham Curry on Fleming
street.
They were accompanied here
by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Curry of
Miami, who will also visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Curry, who are the par
ents of Richard.
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@Se@0@ese . ww WaW3O@Soa q,
YOUR DESTINY
BY LIE MARS
Se0e0000eeese ase@66e6 00O
The character and talents Of
those born between
By LIE MAES

The character and talents of
those born between
JULY "a TO AUGUST 22
LEO people are generous, SYM
pathetic and magnetic; make ex-
cellent nurses, are emotional and
wonderfully intuitive, and have
great power for good, as they are
practical, philosophical and spirit
ual. Have great love for their
own; will allow no one to dictate
management of their children,
and will become furious If any
one reproves or hurts them. Are
inclined to be lazy and to borrow.
Are easily attracted to the oppo-
site sex, but not distinguished for
eonstancy. Should select mates
with the greatest care, otherwise
long continued troubles will re-
suit. Should marry those born
between November % and De-
cember FL (Sagittarius), March
81 and April 10 (Aries). A RUBY
will greatly aid their intuition.
Can also wear a Diamond.
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ALFONSOIS BOAST
MAY CHANGE PLANS

CONTINUED. from Page One)
he was riding in carriage from
the grand opera house in Paris
with President Loubet when a
bomb exploded almost under the
vehicle. AS the coachman dashed
his horses in terror, the "boy
king" jumped up and, throwing
his arms proteetingly about Lou
bet shouted viva la France"
Just before the revolution which
ousted him, Alfonso declared: 81
will never abandon my throne! I
may die fighting, but | will die a
king!" No one ever expressed
any doubt that he meant this.
Now the world is wondering
whether he. is prepared to try to
make good this proud Bourbon
challenge.
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him. II told Ellen, though, that !
wasn't establishing any precedents."
He laughed heartily and intro
duced the old woman. This is Mrs.
Taylor. She lives next door to YOU"
They were, Carol and Ellen said
politely, delighted to meet her; ex'
hilarated at the idea Of being neigh
bors. The old woman hardly waited
to acknowledge the introduction be.
fore she looked at Mr.. Hudson.
What d'you think of your teach
ers playing golf on Sunday?" she
demanded, with a contortion that
was intended for a smile.
A crimson rage shook Carol. She
looked quickly at Mr.. Hudson and
saw his face empty itself; become
bland and vacant. He said pleasant.
ly:
"Can drive you home, Mrs. Tay-
lor?"
Mrs. Taylor looked surprised, but
not Disconnected. Mr. and Mrs.
Hamm had brought her, she said:
she guessed they were waiting for
her now. :.
When she had gone Carol turned
on Mr.. Hudson. II could hug you
for that" she said. and his eyes
danced. Then she sobered. II didn't
dream the retribution would be so
swift. l won't play again if you say
So"
His face. became thoughtful. mo.
You go on and I'll see what happens.
Nobody could please her. we'll watt
till the protest is more general"
He nodded. almost paternally. and
turned away.
AS they left the church Carol real
lied that Ellen was shaking with
laughter.
ON Tuesday morning Carol faced
~ her first class. Mondays ses-
sion had been brief, devoted to
registration, arranging schedules.
handing out book lists. Today there
would be half time schedule:
twenty minutes to each period.
The class was American History
and the students were seniors. She
eyed them speculatively. and the
class eyed her with mingled relief
and curiosity. Relief because she
was young and pretty; curiosity be.
cause they wondered how much
they could get by with.
The door opened and four youths
entered, staggering little. They
looked like men, but Carol recog.
nized them from their, bearing as
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Dance Tonight At
HabaHa-Madrid

Fifth in the series of Collegiate
dances being L'iven weekly at Ha-
bana-Madrid Club will take place
tonight at the usual hour of
o'clock. .;gs
Each week large crowds of
dance-minded young folks of the
city gather at the Habana- Madrid
Club for an enjoyable evening Of
dancing. A large number of WIS.,
iting guardsmen are expected to at
tend tonight's affair.
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Chapter Seven
sts- An~

4 FTER supper she and Ellen
. walked lazily home. "What'll
we do tonight?" Ellen demanded.
go to church," ''9@-s'' -
"What-again?'
swell, there doesn't seem to be
much else"
There didn't. GALL right. But I
don't want 'em to think Pm estab.
fishing any precedents."
/. Only a handful at church tonight.
Another neat little sermon that was
slightly more informal than that Of
the morning. Mr.. Hudson was there
again and they encountered him on
the steps, talking to an incredibly
old woman. His beam was even
brighter.
"Well, we'll! You're starting the
week right, I see."
Carol twinkled outrageously at
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Dance Tonight For
Visiting Guards e.

A dance in honor of the visiting
Guardsmen will be given tonight
at Cuban Club starting at 900
o'clock. = E.L
Prize for tonight will be a gal
Ion of wine. Ladies will be adj
mitted free.
Del Woods and his popular
dance orchestra will furnish a
lively program of date dance mu-
sic for this affair.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Today's
Anniversaries

1757-Josiah Meigs, Connect
cut editor, Yale professor, first
president of Franklin College
UNIV. of Georgia., born at Mid
dletown, Conn. Died Sept. 4,
1922.
179S-James Lick, pioneer San
Francisco land buyer, benefactor
to city, denor of the great pbser-
vatory of the name, born at Fred
ericksburg, Pa. Died + In F San
Francisco, Oct. l, 1S76,zr-pIIx
179S-Jules Michelet, I French
historian, born. Died Feb. .,
1874.
1811-Wilham Kelly, Anfe<i-
can ironworks manufacturer
whose steel-makinr process anti
cir ated the Bessemer one, born in
Pittsburgh. Died Feb. II, 1888.
1832-Daniel S. Gregory, Pres
byterian clergyman. editor, au-
thor, secretary of tie Bible League
of North America, born at Car
mel, N. Y. Died April IA, 1915.
1854-Frank A. Munsey, noted
newspaper and magazine publish
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Today's Horoscope
seesssssass~ssssesesssos

Today's native will be of ami
able and sociable nature with good
will toward all; unselfish and do
ing those things which make one
well regarded by friends. The
method of attaining success will
be practical and accomplished by
attending well to the things that
make the home happy and the
business associations friendly.
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At The Stores


A large &ssoetm emit of mems
Polo Shirts have just been receiv-
ed nd placed on sale at Levin
sky's Mems Shop.
Another SPECIAL item at Levin
sky's is on Mesh SHIRTS in all col
ors. *
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This Liquid Kills
Skin Itch Quicker

Containing six kinds of itch kill
ing medicines. Imperial Lotion
flows freely into skin. folds and
pores to reach and kill itching of
eczema, rash, letter, ringworm and
common itch. Two sizes, 35c and 81.
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iMENDELL's MEMS SHOP

Mendell's Exclusive Mems Shop
is today advertising three Big spe-
Gals to. be offered at this store
over the weekend,
Left over from the sale are a
number, of mems shoes in sports,
whites, tans and a few blacks.
These have been priced to close
out. Other specials Offered are
on mems straw hats and mems
SUITS.
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A Nsw Novei b. Merriam Sims

SYNOPSIS: Carol Torrance
feels a little better about her sud.
den decision to teach school in
ASHORE, Co., since she has met her
seem Ben Tyler. the toa11t bachelor,
once again. The Sunday afternoon
before school OpenS,Ben takes Carol
to play golf. aud relieves her dp-
prehenSi0ns about the morning to
come, rhet she must face her
GLASSES for the first time. But Carol
does not intend to teach school for
epef.
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SURPLUS GOODS SALE

South Florida Contracting and
Engineering Company is offering
a sale on number of items on
which they are overstocked. Con-
siderable savings can be made by
buying at prices advertised today.
This company is also offering
bargain ON Sherwin- Williams
Linoleum Varnish.
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Dance At Country
Club Saturday

Key West Country Club will
sponsor dance for members Of
this organization on Saturday
evening at the usual hour.
Del Woods orchestra will play
for this affair, it is stated.
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BERMUDA MARKET

John lCobo, proprietor of Ber-
muda Market, corner of White
and Virginia streets, states that
this market deals only in first
grade meats and handles both
heavy western and Florida beef.
Each Thursday this market has
fresh Kosher Beef, the manager
saws.
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LONGS FURNITURE STORE

Termed the greatest buy Of the
season, Longs Furniture Store
describes in today's advertisement
6 3-piece bedroom suite consisting
of bed, dresser and chest of draw
ers at a special low price.
The advertisement also con-
tains number of pieces of fufni-
ture to match this suite which can
be purchased individually or as a
whole.
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Adjutant General Vivian Col
Inns, Florida National Guard, who
visited briefly at the encampment
yesterday, and was guest at the
Rotary Club luncheon left in the
afternoon for Miami en- route to
headquarters in st, Augustine.
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Maj. Gen. James E. Fechet, re-
tired chief of army air corps, born
at Fort Ringgold, Tex, SO years
ago.
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Mrs. Hattie Curry, who was
spending two weeks with relatives,
left yesterday Afternoon by plane
for her home in Miami.
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PEREZ MARKET

Perez CashaIM eat Market is now
located 3at 1895 9HsIern:ngt street,
corner Of William and Fleming
streets. and the new phone num-
This market darriessa fine line
of meat md s' TRY,
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Mrs. Maude Sherman and daugh-
ter were among the arrivals in
Key West Yesterday over the high
wy from IT exas for a visit here
with relativ es.
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at the Mass. Institute of Techno-
logy, born at Laurel, Del, Sd
years ago.
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The politicians amt tried con.
trolIin' the squirt of grapefruit yit.
Congressman Robbins has stored
half dozen barrels of pork in Link
Oakey's smoke house till next win.
ter.
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er of his day. born at Merce
Maine. Died in New York. De
%, 1925.
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Claude Grahame-White, Eng
Ilish pioneer aviator and aeronau-
teal engineer, born 81 years ago.
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'T'oday's Birthdays

Malcolm Glenn Wyer, librarian
of the Denver Public Library,
president of the American librari-
ans, born at Concordia, Kans., SO
years ago.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Dorothy Schober, of the
State Social Welfare Department.
left yesterday afternoon for bust
ness visit in Miami.
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dore with the P. and o. S. s. COM
pany, Mrs. Newcombe and son,
Jack Ray, who were enjoying a
vacation with Mr.. Newcom oe's
relatives in Scranton, Pa, were
returning passengers via ferry and
highway last evening"
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Miss Lii Christensen, who was
Ivisitillg asa guest at the home Of
and Mrs Manuel Gomez, left
yesterday by plane for Miami en-
route to her home in Fort LAID
erdale.
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Queena Mario, soprano, born at
Akron, Ohio, 40 years ago.
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Lecturing before a convention
of nurses in London, DR.. George
Steel-Perkins declared ''all wo-
men are born chatterers."
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DR.. Warren K. Lewis, noted
professor of chemical engineering
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Subscribe to Ihe Citizen-2Oc
weekly.
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Ex-Gov. George White of Ohio,
born at Elmira, N. Y, "a years
Eago.
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Carols ''masnlficent boy" talks
e 90 her. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
81 81

AS every Mother
knows, young feet
are hard on shoes
but values like
this make It easy
to have q new
pair! Moccasin,
oxfords Of tan elk
Plain toe OK
fords Of brown elk
One straps
and tee straps Of
patent leather !.
Novelty oxfords, In
black or brown.
Sizes sM, to .. a
to p.
.,;:s;ssa' ssa';s ;;s...
Evening star., 1936-02-28

Our best sellin g
Seal-dyed Coney Coats
this season-DeSirable
from every standpoint
:. beauty, fine quail
ity and value! Misses, i,
Women'S and Shorter
Wornen's sizes.
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CHAPTER XVII


Shortly after six a brightly
painted little sport car drove up
to the door, and Bennie and Dora.
thea got out.
Look what we've got" Dorathea
shouted. "Put your hat on, mons,
and you, too, Jan-you can sit in
the rumble seat! Well take you
for a ride"
"A car! Why-why, that's splen.
did! Did Bennie get a raise?"
"A raise" Bennie said. Don't
you know they don't give those
any more? But I had a chance to
take this off fellows hands, and
it's a good job-I went all over it,
myself. So I asked Dor what she
thought about it and she was all
for it-and here we are! Get in,
girls! Say, will I stop traffic, with
three beautiful women like this!"
Dinners practically res dy-
that's the only thing"
"Oh, it'll keep, won't it, mom?"
II suppose so. Goodness knows
I'd enjoy the ride. Oh. I'll go. Well
take a chance on dinner keeping!"
3 It was a perfect spring evening,
q perfect ride. They were very gay,
the three in the front seat. Bennie
WAS funny, when he was in good
humor.
Jan bounced around in the rum
BILE seat, but she didn't care. She
liked to be alone on a night like
this. She liked the darkness and
the soft, salty wind that blew in
from the ocean. It made her feel
nearer to Lowell
Bennie stopped and bought a
bottle Of gin. Though prohibition
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DisturbinsIy Interesting Family Dra
Modern Working Mother
Of Two Debs Faces
Old Problem
WHAT HAS HAPPENED---

Quitting army officer husband quarrel EUeyn Keith
ith her daughters Doathed 49, and JAM 1
for her tun1ilys old California
On her CrriUa in San Francisco she learns hGt the old home
financial mother liUing small
shabby Russian h Her brother Peter FuEy still has
money! is Stiroy to giUe much help.
"StrGnded onettme
ritor Be $500 but tendency to
reUiUe the old
old MN Valley estate the Keths are Delco1ed
the LoDeH Is attracted to
the JAMS cousins FGhey
Is stricken Nth q attack iDhtch proUeS t1tGL
Family jdouSeS Whch haze been bretng no
into the
Dornhed Gets Job married
man. Helen Bennes begin life and
Diu care for the children.