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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06
New Hats Exhibit Varied
Sources of Inspiration

The new hats exhibit very definite
but also varied sources Of inspiration.
A collection of one designer will show
the influence of several different peri
DDS and contrasting styles. Talbot,
for instance, while seeking ideas for
her new berets in supple shirred rayon
velvet from the portraits of Dante, has
adopted for her new fur toques the
Russian and AsIatic styles with a
pointed and sometimes folded crown.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06
Tafeta for Evening

Lots of taffeta is being shown for
evening just now. There are pencil
slim taffeta frocks, and there are BIZ
lowy models. Slim, black taffeta with
self-ruchings of clipped material is a
favorite. Usually this is done with a
very deep decolletage, both in front
and back. White taffeta with glitter
ing touches Is liked, and for southern
wear there are taffeta frocks in pale
pink and blue. ~
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06
Records Minute Action

A new electric measuring device
records the action Of one millionth
of an ampere, or about one-tenth of
the wing power" of a house fly; and
the newest X-ray machine produces
rays that can penetrate three inches
of solid steel.-Collier's
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06
Sitting the Urge

IT'S almost time for the master tai
lors to announce that this year men
will wear bright colors. They do that
regularly and nothing ever comes of
it except vain longings for us. poor
cowardly worms that we are. Being
race of 'fraid-cats. Wen go right on
encasing ourselves in garments suit
able for pallbearers at a Dunkard
funeral.
I'm typical of the whole thwarted
male species. My impulse is to go pick
out something suitable for fancy vest
and then have whole suit made of
it. Right now I've got my eye on n
nobby checked pattern in black and
white squares that would make me look
a good deal like a marble-til entry
hall. But will indulge my stilled nat
ural cravings? Don't make me laugh
It's not one anothers scorn we fear.
It's our womenfolk. Well. If you were
a hen and the poor foolish rooster had
surrendered to you all his gay feathers,
alwong with most of his other perqui
sites, would you give 'em back to himi
IRWIN S. COBB.
Copyright.-WNU Service
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06

VOU can relieve even the
Il most annoying symptoms Of
acid stomach in almost as little
time now as it takes to tell.
The answer is simple. You
1lkalige your stomach almost
instantly this way:
Take q teaspoonfuls Of
Phillips Milk of Magnesia 80
minutes after meals. OR-tak
2 Phillips Milk of Magnesia
Tablets, the exact equivalent.
That's all you do! Relief comes
in a few minutes. Your stomach
is alkalized-soothed. Nausea,
and upset distress quickly dis
appear b. It's amazing.
Results come so fast because
Phillips Milk of Magnesia is a
potent natural alkaliser. Every
where people - urged to keep
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06

how many kldnaperS,
who were tried, con-
victed and condemned
under these laws, have
been legally put to
death since then?
And does anyone
seriously believe that
anywhere in til e
Union, Bruno Haupt-
mann would today
stand appreciably
closer to the electric
chair, had not child
L - 4 III -
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06
what (ILh
-DWIvT thinks
about:
KIDNAPPING Laws.

BEVERLY HILLS, CALF.
DO you remember the feverish,
the almost hysterical eagerness to
make kidnapping capital offense
which swept legislature on legis-
lature-Missouri and California
and other states besides-after
the Lindbergh baby was stolen? You
must remember; 1t wasn't long ago.
And now will some bright little boy
or girl tell the rest Of the class just
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06
Lazy Natives

Though fish abound in the waters
about Jamaica, the natives never
catch them, but eat sailed fish from
Nova Scotia as a part of their daily
diet.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06
Wrestling As an Art

livery time l go to a so-called wres
~ thing contest, say to myself that
If only we revived the ancient Roman
sport of matching gladiators to murder
one another publicly, no building any
where could hold the multitudes that
would flock to the bloOd-lettings.
1t can't be the posing, posturing
cheap acting. deliberate fouling, obvi-
GUS hippodroming, the fixed victories
and the faxed defeats that bring the
crowds swarming about the mastodOnic
masters of the manly art of self-pre-
tense, these blubber-laden practiton-
ers of the pleasant science of mayhem
All the cruel agony can't be make
believe, all the seeming suffering isn't
rehearsed beforehand. That's what
makes the business pay. The creali of
the dislocated ankle and the brisk
snap of the splintering knee joint, the
scream as brutal thumb gouges mt a
tortured eyeball-its so much music to
the popular ear.
That reminds me / must see about
getting my tickets for this weeks
bouts. l hear the house is sold out.
That's no way to treat regular Gus
toner.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06

their stomach alkolised - are
finding this out.
Try it. Get a bottle of the
liquid Phillips for home use.
Only 25f for a big box of Phil
lips Tablets to carry with you.
Watch out that any bottle or
box you accept is clearly marked
phillips Milk of Magnesia."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
a laxative-three for a cathartic.-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06

Wear a dinner jacket with your slim
skirted formal print frock if you would
look up-to-the-instant good style. White
cotton pique is considered ever so
smart for the dinner jacket. Indeed,
these white washable jackets are prov
! ing quite the fad Of the immediate mo-
ment. A white cotton pique dinner
jacket, fiared at the hips, adds tail
ored note to printed silk crepe frock
as here shown. The dress has splashy
flowers Of red and blue on white with
a decolletage cut high in front and
low In back.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06


the other hideous crime of child
stealing2
We're a great people for laws-not
for enforcing laws; dearie me, no, we're
much too hearted for that rough
stuff-but just for having nice orna-
mental laws on the statute books. d
Let's see how many more we enact
before the spring thaw comes.
Old "Uncle Wilbur"
GO THE ex-kaiser is getting on to-
~ ward eighty. 1t seems only yes
terday when was one of three Amer
lean correspondents with the invading
German forces in 1914. Among our
selves we wanted to be able to refer
freely to our imperial host without CIV
ing offense to anybody in his army. So
we twisted Emperor Wilhelm Hohen-
zollern into "Uncle Wilbur Hennebury
of Chambersburg, Pa" and went about
speaking Of him as one to whom we
were indebted for diverse favOrs but
whose policies and methods frequently
were open to criticism.
To the world today he's the wood
chopper of Doom; to the suppressed
royalists Of the Vaterland he's still,
suppose, the all-highest. But so long
as can remember those mad days in
Belgium and France, he'll be Uncle
Wilbur" good fellow while he had It,
Maybe if he hadn't figured his divine
right was better than the devastating
left hook of world opinion he might
still be the all-ages heavyweight cham
pion of European royalty. And there
might be more European royalty than
there is.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06

FLORESTON SHAMPOO - Ideal for use in
connectionwith Parker's Hair Balsam. Makes the
hair soft and fluffy. so cents by mail or at drug
gists Hiscox Chemical Works. Patchogue. ny.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06
Reviving the Old

I WALKED into beer parlor today,
but, If that was the parlor, I'd hate
to visit the pantry-and there in front
of the mirror was an old friend-a
friend I hadn't seen for full thirty
years. 1t was framed sign reading
as follows: Don't ask US to charge.
The Light Brigade charged and look
at what happened to them"
Now then, if l could only run across
the one which says: "All Nations well
come except Carrie Nation" and free
lunch counter featuring whole picked
pigs-feet.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1936-03-06

GENERAL FooDs, Battle Creek, Mich. N. U.-s-7-se
Send me- without obligation, weeks supply of Postum
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-12-03

First 8 Letters Will
Get A "a Pound Sack OF
Flour From Dickson
and Company Free.
The Next Ten Letters
Will Get A Free Sham
poo Finger Wave From
Bridgers Beauty Shop
Free.
The Next two Letters to
Come In Will Get A
$3.50 trade account each
From Evans Bakery
Free. - -,
Evening star., 1936-03-29

s OR ROOM HOUSE OR APT. WITH
private yard ami; best city refs; 2
adults; colored. Will lease. Phone North
6395.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
$500 CASH.

Six-room detached house. in very good
northwest location; convenient to stores
schools and transportation This home Is
being offered on convenient terms. Price
S6.150. Call Adams 5335.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
: 0. K. HOMESEEKERS

o. K. HOMESEEKERS :
rwo is Ega spstns HoEg s5s E@oyins time aEREs
make THE TERMS SURF YOU ABSOLUTE
LY on either or beth Of them 4 you ere ere
II aR fsTnsss and Vie dSn hfgs
books. Look EN- OVER. ~
722 TAYLOR ST. NV.
.vis.. gs5seen IN qsefEs nd Ng H5
tSSs ss on in an lef II H9
really a young farm" Plenty Of room
for xbsssvl g,ssr s.rass & s.rsen eys5 ysEd
oak floors, all refnished reception. hall;
nxtures:. modernized. This house is right
condition from top to bottom Colonial
front rd ,IP,n. porch and full basement with tubs
1113 7th ST. NE.
HERE'S ANOTHER go HOUSE located
S iGss in RsH G RE sS saR o Ssh to
This property also has a very large rear
s5a isa sS5HiE Ss SSst f
for scar en- o an extra we.
eenon s1 IL sy from % roe houss 70 m co
NOW HERE'S THE MILK.
In the coconut. can show you either
and ! can make the terms Just whatever
YOU can meet It doesn't take "A a, BANK s =
buy = nome from me II you can qualify in
S.oee SeT vay So b.v. wha TH Rsa Esai i S eSSsANs
ssst soS started AMsi9HHkE pHkE sG YoT To TsY hs ME M
ON EITHER OF THESE. The price will
be absolutely fair on either. STOP PAY
month SAVE HALF or RI FOR YOURSELF
OR YOUR CHILDREN. Let me show you
Just how. DO 1T NOW. See. phone Or
L. L. JOHNSON,
p27 N Y Ave NV Natl 97q7
p S.-And say. I'll trade either Of these
houses for other property In the District
or close-in suburbs. Try me and see II
won't swap"
Evening star., 1936-03-29

e3e NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
room house. bath gas electricity. INV.
heat. good condition. walking distance.
Rent, S75: yearly lease. Owner on premises.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SALE-HOUSES.

NEAR PARK RD. AND Mt. PLEASANT ST.
Bargain in modern hve-bed-room row
mouse; f1ne condition: hot-water heat, Ea-
rage: immediate possession: easy terms.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO. INC.
Shoreham Bldg NstI I7So
Evening star., 1936-03-29

CLIFTON ST.-JUST OFF 14th ST.-20
rooms baths and extra lavatory; partly
furnished available only for use as nurs-
ing home; $500 month. For appointment
to inspect call
BOSS & PHELPS
1417 NV. National 1900.
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BUILDERS RARGATN

Taken in trade; six-room brick row
n.1us mouse with two large inclosed porehes.
tile bath basement ami; Reasonable
cash payment. balance 200 less than rent.
Call Mr.. Fort.
ROBERT l.. McKEEVER CO. INC.
Shoreham Bldg. Natl 4750
Evening star., 1936-03-29
BATTERY PARK, BETHESDA--5.RooM

brick bungalow; tile bath and shower,
storage attic large daylight basement,
with toilet gas heat. G.-E. refrigerator.
fireplace. screened. weatherstripped. porch.
detached garage. SS5 monthly. 104 Exeter
road Phone Wise 3R05-J
Evening star., 1936-03-29
SALE--HOUSES.

SALE-HOUSES.
1910 IRVING ST. NW.-6 BED ROOMS,
2 baths, oil heat, brick; suitable for home.
rooming house or 8 apts.
j BLOCK OF DUPONT CIRCLE r,
baths; nicely redecorated; new plumbing.
floors, electric equipment etc. everything
in new condition: Deep lot to alley. Price
reasonable VIII make good terms. E. A.
CARNEY. 1925 Vt. ave. District 450s.
ROOKLAND-BRICK SIX ROOMS GA
rage: excellent location. facing extensive.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

OPEN SUNDAY-11 TO 4.
5O15 4lst ST. n.w.-Stone bungalow
friserator. gar s75. Dixie REALTY CO.
National $3.50. Sunday. Potomac .712.
Evening star., 1936-03-29

CHOICE dEoRGEToWN HOMES. LARGE
gardens; sl1 900 to $4,000; good loss; % a.
brick several baths: Oil heat: aaragss large
location good. Northwest location, mod
srnly eouipped six:room semi:detsehed.
trust; $50 mo. Arrange interview for de-
tais. SUN REALTY. 2o2 Southern Bids.
Phone Met. 1852. Potomac 3231.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH ALL MODERN
improvements In best residential section.
inseection hy appointment. Phone Cleve-
5-RooM BUNGALOW. LARGE GROUND.
ami: near bus and school: reas. cash
payment. balance same rent. 625 Cecil
ave. Riverdale. Md.
BY oWNER-REPo ossEssED. DETACHED
homes. Chevy Chase D. c., nearby Va. and
Nd. Federal Housing viii finance s0s Of
tsntion FuToN f. osnn sssie saleSmsn e.
st. NV. Phone District $3.50
NEAR 1atb AND CALIFORNIA sT-io
rsG~i rsGs sassan eeSSnssSnb sss bal.
anee monthly. Investigate. 1909 I NV.
Room 204. 2
Evening star., 1936-03-29

BEAUTIFUL HOME. woODLAWN MANOR.
near Sandy Spring on oos Washnst2n Ss rd at
lovely porches, beautiful flower garden.
large. shady lawns large. trees. Everything
In best condition; In fne neighborhood, ID,
co. Iilypons. Md. for appointment or call
Mrs. CARROLL at lane entering home for
Evening star., 1936-03-29
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES


E9.. e. B9VsE Is AHa RGE HSa
OR 6 ROOM HOUSE IN SOUTHWEST:
white family. Call Metropolitan 75os after
B pm:
sGp eveeSa HooMs safk "a ehev7 ehse
transportation. Cleveland 4949.
WANTED-sMAIL FURNISHED HOUSE
or apt. for May and June; desirable loca-
ton II Inc or near washington West 1851
CLIENTS WArTING-LIsT YOUR PROP
erty with US for prompt, satisfactory re-
suits.
Vermont Ave & I st. Nat. $3.50.
FURNISHED-IN SUBURBS SUMMER
months; two children. Phone Columbia
HOUSE CAPABLE OF TWO OR MORE
apartments; renter will live in one, sub
space space T for car; within month. Address
Box 293-C. Star once.
s-RooM HOUSE. sos PER MONTH UP;
prefer IN northwest. Call Mr.. URCIoLo'
GOVT. EXECUTIVE WISHES. MAY LIST.
two-bed.room house with yard NV: soc
rome; $50: permanent. Address Box 27O-
c. Star ONCE:
SMALL HOUSE, NEAR CITY: MUST BE
Box 2sO-C. Star once.
DESIRE 8 OR Z ROOM HOUSE FROM
owner; prefer northeast or northwest sec
ton; may purchase. Georgia 64S4.
FURNISHED HOUSE BY RESPONSIBLE
couple for Summer. modern. bed rooms.
reas. Address Box 27s-c. Star ofice
COUPLE. NO CHILDREN. DESIRE SMALL
house or bungalow April Is. Prefer
reasonable. Cali Shepherd 2092.
WANTED-MAY 1st. BY RESPONSIBLE
couple. or room bungalow. ami. D. C.
or suburbs; convenient stores and trans
portation. Address Box 430-c. Star ONCE.
BUNGALOW, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
or nearby MARYLAND clean ami, reason.
able. Phone Decatur 1851. sos
{ on s ROOM BUNGALOW OR SMALL
sadrsss s soE eah aga sss4 oes
INTERESTED LEASING (OR MORE RIM.
house. NV. section; will buy furniture. No
agent. Address Box 1890. Star once. 29s
REFINED COUPLE DESIRE EXCLUSIVE
guest house. furnished or unfurnished
good NV. location. Call Cleveland O911. .
RENT OR LEASE IN NEARBY MD. WITH
option of buying small. livable house.
some fertile acreage. good road, near
school and Transportation to D. C. Ad-
dress Box 25e-C Star once.
MAY LIST. BUNGALOW. BY FOUR ADULTS.
IN DISTRICT
Call Georgia 4273. 29s
s OR 8 ROOM HOUSE OR APT. WITH
private yard ami; best city refs: 3
ahtIIts: cnlnred Will lease Phone North
Evening star., 1936-03-02

of Melbourne house, where they lost
after a run of half an hour. In
trying to pick up the trail of the lost
fox, they started a fresh fox on top
of Seatons Hill (now owned by
Houghton Metcalf), ran him through
Melbourne and put him in on the
bottom" near the polo field. Those
following found going very heavy and
treacherous. They had to be careful,
as the horses slipped good deal.
especially on hillsides, and one Of
the hunt horses went down at fence.
There were very few following, be-
sides the master, A. G. Randolph.
Those who risked the bad going were
Mr.. and Mrs. William Langley, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Young, George
Robert Slater and Taylor Hardin.
Some of the hunting crowd who
fed South have returned, and others
are homeward bound, since hearing
Of the sunny days here. that are rap
idly drying up the ground enough to
make following hounds a pleasure. No
matter how ideal Virginians have
found the warm days in Florida,
when there is a possibility of taking
part in their favorite sport, fox-hunt-
irg, they are right back home, waiting
ca yerly to go out. 1t gets you somehow
this fox-hunting, and those who
can would rather ride to hounds than
do anything else. 1t looks as though
they will have great sport for the next
six weeks, too. So they are arriving
back to the Piedmont section, that
has had the worst Winter and hunt
Evening star., 1936-03-02

exercise the horses over. For even
this exercise has failed to take the
surplus energy out Of the thorough
bred animals. Nothing win get the
kinks out Of them except a few hard
runs after hounds and "Mr. Fox"
Looking in the well-kept tack rooms,
you see saddles and brides hanging
along walls, leather shining with
polish, saddle soap and "elbow grease"
Bits, stirrups. buckles and other metal
accoutrements elisten. Even the fox
has changed his habits temporarily.
As Is generally known, the fox does
not store food and relies on frequent
replenishments for subsistence. The
SHOWS and cold weather made game
scarce for him and the foxes have
been forced to 90 closer to farm
houses in their forage for food.
Evening star., 1936-03-02
ing season that old-timers have
known IN many years.

ing season that old-timers have
known IN many years.
Fox hunting, along with other things
in the country, dependent upon
weather conditions, has been at a
standstill for two months. But the
season can still end in burst of
color II the weather man will give
us warm days and high winds for
week or 10 days to dry the turf. In
spite of the Winter, hunters" are in
the pink Of condition. As one ap-
proaches any of the we'll known
stables Of this vicinity during the day,
the horses have an eager and alert
look, as they gaze out Of their stalls
over fields of melting snow. In other
words, they are "raring to CO." They
are tired of the straw tracks owners
made to cover the snow in circles to
Evening star., 1936-03-02

of sport than they had expected.
Among those following besides the
Joint masters, e. De Long Bowman
and Reed Thomas, were Miss Laurie
Watts of Lynchburg, Miss Nancy
Hanna, Mrs. Snyder, Smith Bowman
and Dan Fahey.
The field" were entertained after
the hunt by a delightful hunt break
fast given by Mrs. Snyder.
Mr.. Arthur Godfrey. the popular
radio announcer, now owns q farm tn
the Fairfax hunting country, not far
from Sunset Hills. He bought this
farm last Summer and has spent
much time and energy in fixing 1t up.
It is beautifully fenced and paneled
and the followers to hounds enjoy
galloping over his good fields when
they meet In that locality. Mr. Cod
frey has bought two hunters and goes
out occasionally with the Fairfax
pack. He is very enthusiastic over
the sport and says he hopes to go
out more often from now on. Two
hunt meets have been held at his
place this season, one of them on
New Year day.
Piedmont hounds met 1T "Old We'll
bourne" gate on Saturday at 2 pm,
drew the big woods on that farm,
started nothing. so drew toward the
Joe Gibson farm, to Blakly Grove,
then to Clifton Mil, where they
started fox and ran across Mrs.
Josh Fletcher's place to Melbourne.
up through the bottom" on up back
Evening star., 1936-03-02

and still some ice in woods and shady
places, but by picking their way, they
had three hours in the saddle and
started two foxes, which gave them
two brief runs. Every one came in
thrilled at having had a better day
La gaceta., 1936-05-22
Sc PAGARA HOY A LA POI
DICIA Y LOS BOMBEROS
Del FOndO de ReservG Sc
tOmGrdM $S6S, 900

Ell ayuntamiento Sc reuni6 a.
noche en- session extraordinaria
y acord6 tomar 1858, 900, en- ca
lidad de prestamo, del fondo de
reserva de la ciudad, con desti-
no a pagan sueldos, intereses de
bonos Y renovar viejas notas.
Para los suicides de policias y
bomberos, que cobraran hoy, sc
destinarOn $62 % $685. 900 pa
ra los intereses de la deuda que
Sc cumplen en- mayo 81, y 1885,
900 para prorrogar notas.
FL pressamo quedar& sujetd
a $2,505, 914 de contribuciones
morosas. Antes de que la vota :
ci6n Sc hiciese, ell DR.. Victor re
seminal propuso que no Sc gas,
tase NADIA del prestamo sin Ia
aprobaci6n del comit6 de hacier
da.
La gaceta., 1936-05-22
La gren fiesta de
Ios T09rnseuHistds

La gres fiesta de
los Townsendistds
En- tpdas nues.ras esferas CT
wicas ha despertado inusitado
interes la gran fiesta que cele-
brara Ell Club Townsend de Y
Dor City, mahana~ sabado y Ell
domingo, en- ell Parque DeSoto,
de Palmetto Beach.
La fiesta consistira de una
Verbena y Picnic, y ell comite
encargado de organizarla ha
hecho in.ensos preparativos
que indican sera un aconteci-
miento social de extraordinaria
resonancia.
No Sc cobrara NADIA per la en-
trada nj por bailar en- las dos
g~lorietas del parque.
La m1sica para el bale ha sido
~confiada a dos orquestas muy
buenas: la Southern Collegians
v la Martin aceo.
En- ell programa figuran o.
tros entretenimientos, y ell sa-
bado por la noche, en- los inter-
mediOs, pronunciaran discusses
prominentes candidates a car
elos plblicos del Estado y del
Condado. FL domingo sera dia
de los "townsendis.as", y sobre
ell Plan Townsend de pensio-
mes a los ancianos hablaran los
sehores Victoriano Manteiga,
Demetrio Rivera, Benitez (pre-
sidente del Club Townsend de
Ybor City,, Kink (del Club del
Cary y otros.
Las cantinas estaran profu-
samente surtidas con los mas
exquisitos fiambres, licores y
refrescos.
FL sabado, la Verbena empe-
zara a las 8 de la noche y termi-
nara a la / de la manana. Ell Pic
mic dara comienzo a las IL de la
manana del domingo, concluyen
do a las 9 de la noche.
La gaceta., 1936-05-22
FALK NOMBRADO PRESI-
DENTE DE LA ASOCIA-
CION DE
TES DE LA FLORIDA

La Association de Comercian-
tes Detallistas de la Florida,
reunida en- Orlando, reeligi6 a.
yer p~residente a David A. Falk,
de esta ciudad, por cinco veces
consecutivas.
La asociaci6n reeligi6 vice
presidentes a los Sres. E. L.
Ellsworth, de Miami; Mack
Roth, de Daytona, Y E. S. Levy,
de Jacksonville; Harry P. Leu,
secre.ario, y Jeff Rutland, teso-
zero.
Los directories psrtenecen a
establecimientos de las princi-
pales ciudades del estado.
Sc acord6 pedir a los candi-
datos a gobernador y represen-
tantes prometan abolir ell i'm
puesto de uno por ciento sobre
los in2resos en- brute, par.e de
la ley contra las cadenas de es-
tablecimientos.
La gaceta., 1936-05-22
racterzado por 81 dobIe fila

ractenzado por 81 dobIe fila
de botones colocados muy al
tos sobre ell pecho, sus grandes
solapas y sus hombreras muy
acentuadas. En- segundo lu-
gar, ell abrigo amplio, semicor-
TO, de tipo ''tres c~uartos" @
I"dos tercios", de espalda flo
Itante, separada del cuerpo y
montada, a veces, con una Sc
RE de frunces, de embocadu-
ra sin cuello Y de mangas muy
anchas. Este modelo tiene mu-
cha semejanza con la capa de
estilo Renacimiento, y, como
ella, evoca la indumentaria ro-
mantica.
Este verano seguiran llevan-
dose abrigos de pieles ligeras,
para las noches frescas del cli-
ma de mar o de montana, y
para aeudir a las tertulias nun
danas o a las fiestas de casino.
Tambien para Ell deporte 81
llevaran abr.gos cortos de piel
de pantera 0 de piel de foca.