davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
9aS GtbtimniB beg
Gdatten8.
OfOnan BON S. Snme.
"a. Horticultural

N4E OHti2~"S1
,,Soben sic ibn gefragt?"
sd poate es tbun. er TT aber
nt4t mebr bier"
.Ni9t mebr bier2" risf 9arolO err
ftaunt.
.Nein, Mlir, ertuppte ibn Dor Ell
nigen Sagen Bel einem 8erge6en uno
entlieB Jpn uuf Der Steqe. Bie i'd
bore, IOa er Die 9egeno berlaRen
baben."
.Gonoerbar", murmelte 9arOlo.
uDarii6er muB i9 Mltr ~befragen, tie
faqte mir fem @ort BON Der 4nge=
ieaenbeit, als mir in gitIea 8ufamz
mentrafen. 90 Sudle inoeIen erit
Dor 3mei Sugen 0as 5elo rdumts,
blie6 Sbnen geniigeno 3eit gu einsm
@erb0r."
Sim ooer 3peimal nahm i9 i'm
mfr aud Dor; aber er leugnete all
les"
gOuIe drgsrts fi6. Sci Dem uals
gldtten 9ottDr tpubte man ME, oh
Il Die @a6rbeit reoete Ooer midi. Sort
pG6reno Derpidelte er iid in Mioer>
fprii9e. Sbn auf oiefen 5ebler auf=
mertfam gu MAIDEN, mar apedlOs, er
bate nur Ieinen alien 2igen neue
bin5ueefigt."
.Gaben sic MinsleD geitern9"
v@eniB. er fam bierber, pd6reno
Mlir mad pitfea eefa6ren mar"
nSbeilten Sic Inn oas mit2"
nSa; es f9isn inn unangeneRm gu
fein.~
.@rflGrte er Sbnen Sen gruno Ieiz
ner MiBifimmung2"
.Nein, uno i9 fragte ibn aud
ni9t oorno9. St 1agte mir nur,
Jrau 8raoh babe feline 5rau err
moroet.~
Sing er BON fslbit oabon an2"
yNa, i9 bate es oo9 pabrbaftig
niai eetbdn4, ertpioerte Der Doftor.
vih babe genug BON Der @sf9i4te.
@r er8Gblte mir, 5rau 8raob fei
am Mbeno 0es 8erbre6ens in Den
.gldftDrne Mrms" gepefen an
Dem betpuBtsn Sonntag ~ uno babe
Grdu Minslep aus giferiu4t ermur-
Bet
.Wie fam lie in ods 9dns9"
rDoriibsr f9pieg CT fi6 aug, uni
Id nonte ni4ts msbr bOren; Bit
Gdbe mn9t mid fdon CANA trant."
rJragien sic i'm nidt, tDie er BIZ
MnfIdge gegen sic NIT Der geger
frau Brobb in gintlnng brinse2"
ga, bds tbdt i9." ertpiberte bei
Doftcr in bsIeibigtem Son, nunb e
ssitanb mir, er babe mid nur BE-
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

ldulbtgt, nm NGir gu elmer 6eirutb
nit inn at 8pingen. = Sect perpeiz
gere i6 ober iebe ipeitere GrfIdrung,1
enbigte Yarfons, erbob iid unb Oers
fu9te, cine piirbepDue Miene anais
nebmen.
goule 3og bic S9ultern 6o9.
vWie Sic fpnnen. Sic reben ia
bo9 fein tpa6res Mort!"
.Wie fDnnen Sic es nagen? Sd
9abe bic Wabrbeit geipro9en!@
Damn gef9ab es jebenfals gum
erIten Mlal in S6rem 2eben,@ CAB Sas
rob fiibI 3uriid. Seine Nbneigung
gegen ben Mr3t mar 10 groB, Dab er
ibn am Iiebften iiber bic nG9ite 5ede
gei9leubert bate, binter Der ii9 elm
berlodenbes NeHelbeet ausbreitete.
sd begreife ni9t. pie 9Ilir gu fold
sinem Batter fem. Gs bat inbeFen
feinen 3psd, bic l1nterbaltung nit
Sbnen tpeiter aus3ubebnen. Minslen
fou mir feline MnfIage gegen Grau
SrabD, an bic i'd ni4t CLAUDE, be-
peifsn. Mbien!"
glber 70 lei6t lieB i'm Der 9oftOr
ni9t los.
rsObtf6lugen mD4ts i9 @is,@
fprubelte er boner @utb. .Sie baz
ben mid bsIeibigt, mid, einen Maann
bon fledenlofer @6re! Sic Iinb Elm
Renommiit, elm 5eigling, unb glauz
BEN, einen Gentleman unbeftraft be-
f6impfen gu biirfen. Niemals iolen
Sic meme So9ter beiratben ME
- nie - niemaIs! Sd t0bte sic =
t6 sri6ieBe Sic i'm 9unfsln
t1 -"
Was bds ii9 INNER ftGrfer erei=
fernbe Mdnn9en mod hinter ibm Der
REF, b0rte Woule ni9t mebr. M4fels
audenb iiber oieIen Mut6dnfau,
f9lenberts er bappn. gr begub Ii9
gum !0aupteingdng. Sbomfon 0ffnete
ibn Bic S6ir unb erlaubte ii9 elm
bepilfommnenbes 2G9efn, als er
ben SAT- erfannte. @en0bnli9 ipra6
6arolb nur nit ben 9ienItboten,
penn er etpas BON ibnen %Derlangte,
bod ipdbrenb er benz 9dusbofmeiiter
9ut unb Gtod reidte, geitdttete er ii9
bic 5rage:
sWie id bore, limb Sic Sudle log
getporben?4
nSa. 9err, unb mir freuen uns ale,
baB bic infame Rrabbe. i9 bite I'm
Gntf9nlbigung, fort lit. @r fo4 fia
in ben v8laitorne Mrms" aufbalten."
6arolb, Der fnon neitergeben poaz
te, brebte ii9 baitie DieOcr I'M.
.MiTen sic bds beItimmt?"
Sang beitimmt, 9err. Mir ba9-
ten, er bGtte bic @egenb, bic er 10
Eange perun3ierte. perlaRen. l1nb bds
fiat er tpobl aud unb gtng mad Cons
bon gu Minslen. SEPT tit er pieber
nit inn bier, UNI uns bur9 feline Sc
stntpart gu drgern."
YouTe ld9te, ho er aber oIes, mas
II al piFen miinf9te. srfabren bate
unb nod ettpas mebr ba5u, gins er
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16
3-psiunb8pon3ieitss aupitsI.
aIir ND S + a 9 r a , b.


Gin afpeiter S9uB purbe ni9t abb
q~efeuert. 8ielIei6t ba9te Der Mngrsi=
fer, aIs er WouIe itiirSen fab. er lei
tobt. 6drolb permut6ete bies unb
oerhieft fi9 %bOGfommen ftiG unb be-
psgungslos. Wdgts Ii6 Der unbe=
tannts aus Ieinem @erffed, i'm gu
feben, Oh er Tcin Werf ri9tig pouz
bru9t. 10 bedbfi9tigte gOule bd
CT ni9t Iaufen fonnte - ben 69iBen
am 8ein fe~it8ubaIten. Wenigiens
piirbe er i'm erfennen.
ODD Der SbGter erf9isn ni6t.
Mqes blieb fin, unb bic erfhredten
gld1ttgalen begannen auf's Neue gu
fingen. Der S9mer5 in BEN perIeB=
ten @eIentfnoHen purbe immer ifdrz
Ter, unb Ooule nabm feline gauge
&raft 5ufammen, um bic 8efinnung
nidt 3u perlieren. Mlit gefpdltiger
Mnftrengung unf troB Der fur9tbdr=
ften Qualen geldng es ibm, Biz gum
6duptipeg 8uriid3ufrie9en. 9ier per=
ldngte bic Ndtur ibr He9t, er tpurbe
o6nmG9tie. Do9 bebDr ibm gdn3 bic
9inne f9ndnben, b0rte er nod einen
Selbarbeiter pfeifenb bes Weges ba=
berfommen. unb er ftieB einen S9rei
aus, Der, Obglei9 fdpad. bennOd
Dernommen tpurbe.
Mls er aus feiner 8etGubung err
tpa1te, lag er ouf einsm 8ett. unO
Mfir beugte ii6 dn9itbon iiber i'm.
Gr 0ffnete Die Nugen unb fliiferte
i6ren Ndmen. Mit SbrGnen in ben
4ugtn neigts is ii6 iibsr i'm unb
tiiBte i'm.
naisbitsr, ia fiir9tete, Ou tpdrsF
tobt."
.@ie bobt ibr mid bierHsr ss=
brd9ta' frugte er nit matter
Stimme.
n@tner Der 5elbarbeiter bOrte bid
rufen unb fanb bid. ST elite in's
9orf. nm 9ilfe b%erbei3ubolen, unb
als man bid ertdnnts, bra9te mun
bid mad Der Grange. M9, 6arolb,"
f6lu93te tie uno I9ldng Die Urine
UNI ietnen 9dls. Dpenn i4 bi9 per=
loren bGtte!"
nDas nirit BIZ garta gepiB, Nlir,
fuenn bu nidt gu fprehen aufb0rit. "
erma6nte Or. pdrfpns. vOds Munbz
fieber tann ieben Mugenblid eintreten.
~lleberldB i'm mir unb gebe binuns
ter"
mNein. i9 min Jpn pflegsn. Orbns
nur an, mas i9 tbun ION. Batter"
Sch lieber 6inunter, Sinh"
sd min ni9.,~ erfldrtc lie eisen=
iinnig. D&einer als i9 fol 9arolb
~beriibren."
Der Rrante, obgIti9 f9on pieber
beinabe bepuBtlos, muBte Bel ibren
Worten lG9eln.
Sc 1T ni9t 10 f9ltmm," murmelte
er. .Sn Nfritd bate i9 melt f9lim=
mere Murben. Gorge bid ni9t,
Qllir, unb -" Muf's Neue i9panben
Inn bic SHINE.
sd" fagte parfonS Itreng, nun
iiegft bu. mas bu angeriAtet bdItl"
SAB mid i'm pflegen. Batter"
Der Oottor brummte unb beugts
fid iiber ben @erleBten.
rSrgenb elmer muB i'm pdrten.
alfc meinetpegei BIZ. 6ole mir aus
meinem 3immer @erbdnbpatte. Sd
min bas 8ein unterfuhen."
@eborfam enifernte fi9 Nltr, unh
parfons, ale friiberen @treitigteiten
bergeftnb, purbe CANA gum Mrat. 81
pInf9te ni9t 6arolbS Sob. errietb
er bod nur 81 gut, baB Youle Der
Ginaise mar, Der i'm Dor Ninsleps
8osbeit fdiiben fonnte. Wenn biefer
ieinen Dinen in 8e3ug auf Nlir ni4i
bur1feBte. mar er tpnbl imitanbe,
cine S4penturg gu MAIDEN unb ben
Doctor an3utlagen. unb pdrfona
puBte gan3 genad, boN i'm Gilbert in
cine febr ununqensbme Gage berfeben
fonnte. DGrum psrfubte Ct iein Be
ites bel benz Rrantsn. unb ais pirt=
Washington Journal., 1940-02-16

=NeAt nett. ~ 8uredu5bOrs
ifano: 90, meme 0err'n. ieBt baben
sic Sic neue 0sntilation unb immer
quite frif9e 2uft; boffentli6 tpmmt
ieBt Niemano mebr I'M urldub.
@or @eri9t. Hi9ter:
.Gagen Sic mir nur, pie es Sbnen
mDgli9 mar, SneiunoOreiBig Dieb>
liable au periiben un0 BEL teinem er>
pif9t gu perben2" 9ieb: nSa,
9err Rihter. nebuns ma6t ben Msi<
fer"
Cine bdusIiAe Jran.
8eIu9: $50 1T benn oeine 5raug =
Mlann; Sn Der Slide. BefuA:
80! nn0 ba flasit Oh tets, oaB fi9
beine Jrau ni9t I'm bas Ro6en tiimz
mert9 ~ Mann; Sa, lie malt eben
ein gilo: PIN bdusli9en Serb.
&c in poIi3eitnif mglau>
ben sic mir nur", sr3dbii Der be-
riibmte 9eteftip S9napperl, mieLbf
Der getpiegteite &rtminalift fam Iib
irren! Da lam i1 3. .. einmal amts
lid nit einem Jrausn8immer in Be-
riibruns. bic mar 10 ianft, 10 5urt,
70 Understanding tur5um Elm gns
gel in Meni9engeltalt. @pdter al
Ierbings babe i9 gemertt. bdB Der
leibbaftige Seuiel in ibr Itedte!!" ~
nQlber, 9err SdnapperI, ME bdben
Sic ods rausgetrisgt2!@ ~@ebr
einfa9, i9 bare Re ge6eiratbet!1
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

Dios durante este ola Y por el
reSto de mi vida? IDeseo la paz
que Sc experiment. cuando Sc
tiene Ia aprobaci6n divina? Ash
como pienso obtener exito en- el
estudio, los negocios, la prOfe-
sion, Ell hogan, y 10 buSco arden
temente; asf tambien es meres-
ter que la bdsqueda spiritual
Sc emprenda con vehemencia y
persistentemente.
iPuede ser milo Ell "testimo-
MO inferno" 81 10 busco!
PenSGmiento para ell Dta:
"Nuestro coraz6n, oh Dios, no
e~ncuentra repoSo hasta que des-
canse en- Ti."-San Agustin.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
Paris hasta Buenos Aires.
FL amor salesal encuentro de
quien 10 buscaba v 10 merecia.
Arturo C~apablanca

En- ell modesto cementerio de
Colon, situado en- la avenida de
Michigan, canine de Clearwa-
ter, recibio aver sepultura Ell ca
daver del buen amigo Arturo
Capablanca, hijo de un militar
del ejercito espanol y ito del ca
tedratico DR.. Ramiro Capablan-
ca, de la Universidad de la Ha-
bana, y de Jose Raul Capablan-
ca, ell campe6n de ajedrez.
Amigos de Arturo Y de la IA
milia Capablanca Sc reunieron
en- la funeraria de Boza, en- la
avenda North Albany, en- West
Tampa, y desde alli eScoltaron
ell sarc6fago hasta ell cemente-
rio.
Junto a la sepultura, ell direc-
tor de este peri6dico, Sr. Victo-
riano Manteiag, amigo de Caua
blanca Y de su familia despidi6
el duelo. q
Descanse en- paz Ell hombre
que supo luchar con la adversi-
dad, v que hasta ell 1ltimo mo-
mento, como de libra her6ica, Sc
mantuvo en- ell trabajo.
Reiteramos la condolences de
los que en- esta casa libran Ell sus
a la distinguish familia
Capablanca, residente en- la Ha-
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

co Tcrrer No. 45, de ia Order
Caballero de la Luz.
La comisi6n presidida por A.
Garrido tiene complete confian
"a Ell ell exito.
Mas de un centenar de mesas
Sc han vendido a distinguidas
personalidades de la politica y
Ell comercio.
Tienen a su cargo ell progra-
ma bailable las orquestas La Tro
pical y Don Francisco, la pri-
mera dirigida por ell 'Currito Y
la segunda por Frank GraSso.
Sc tocara la primera plea a
las ii de la noche y la Ultima a
las cuatro de la madrugada.
MesaS eSpeciales sc han colo
cado para los miambros de la
Logia.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
LA UACETA

de DANES de Protscc.6n y Au-
xilic.
Sc ha sahalado como bora de
comienzo, las 10 de Ia mahana.
Apreciamos mucho la invita-
con Que Sc nos ha remitido.
La Secci6n de Damas viene
labcrando desde hace amos zen
PRO del mejoramiento del sana-
torio.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
En- el Circulo

Pasara hoy de nuevo por la
pantalla y tambien manana do
mingo, la precioSa cinta 'Divor-
clio en- Montevideo," en- la cual
brillan, por su talento, los nota-
bles artistas Catita, Enrique Sc
rrano, Sabina limos, Roberto Gar
cia, Marcelo Ruggero, Hilda
Sour Y Pedro Laxalt.
I'm eSpectaculo ideal, para re
crear el espiritu y reir.
La acci6n Sc extiende desde
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

Picnic
Tiene anunciado un picnic pa
ra 81 dia 9 de JUNO, en- La Co
umna, la p~restigiosa Logia Ca
balleros Leales de America.
Esperase una ~asistencia, co :
mo en- amos anteriores, de CEN
tenares de comensales.
Dos orquestas seran contrata
das.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
La Unione

La Unione Italiana prepare
Su Picnic annual para ell denim =
go %, en- La Columna.
Una comida especial sera SER
vida, al mediodia, Y despues Sc
bailara hasta las 9 de la noche.
Muchos billetes Sc han vendi-
do va por las comisiones desig-
nadaS.
ESta garantizado un nuevo
triunfo social para la poderosa
Sociedad.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

60 Ia fiesta picnic del ola 28-de
este mes, en- ell parque DeSoto.
Los hermanos de la actividad
3 a buen deseo pertenecen en-
este case al castillo Cristobal
Colon No. Z, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de ORC.
Tn programa esgeciCl Sc ofre
eera en- honor del publico.
La entrada sera gratis.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
Bob Sglvester

La famosa orquesta de Bob
Sylvester tocara de nuevo el do
mingo %, a petici6n de nuestra
juventud, en- la sala alta del pa
lacio del Centre Asturiano.
Empezara a las 80, para no
interferir con eel picnic de Ia
Unione, con los precios de 75c
los caballeros y % las damas.
Vendra con la orquesta la be-
LA Y graciosa Olga Vernon.
Renovara la Secci6n los laure
les que con esa orquesta conquis
tara, Ell dia de San Patricio.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
81 primer nfado

NJ PFFNtG gTuuO
Tomaron Ell primer grade IN
la Logia Francisco Ferrer No.
As, el jueves, 16 comedies ciu-
dadanos...
La ceremonial estuVo a la al
tura de los grandes actos de esa
logia.
La Semana que viene recibi-
ran los candidates iniciados, a
segundo grado.
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
Seccion de Cultos
Yglesias de YbOr y W. aTmpa

YgIesias de Ybor y W. GTmpa
"San Marcos, Iglesia Meto.
dista de Ybor, 16 y IL ave. Rev.
r. j. Parker, Pastor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, a las
9:30 a. m.
Quito y Sermon, IL 100 a. m.
Quito y Sermon 7:30 a. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes
a las 8 p. m.
mission PreSbiteriana", 953
IL ave. Rev. w. B. Passiglia,
Pastor.
Escuela Dominica GAS a. m.
Quito Y Sermon, IL 100 a. m.
ESfuerzo Cristiano 7 AS p. m.
Quito en- Espanol 7:45 p. m.
"San Paolo", Iglesia Metodis-
ia Italiana, Gale 81 y Is ave.
Rev. Amadeo M. D. Riggio, Pas
tor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, a las
$50 a. m.
Quito Y Sermon, IL 100 a. m.
Reunion de las Ligas, 7 p. m.
Quito y Sermon 800 p. m.
'TgleSia Metodista de West
Tampa" N. Albany Ave. y u
Mon st.
Escuela de la Iglesia, a las
9:45 a. m.
Quito en- Ingl6s: IL 100 a. m.
Quito en- Espanol: AS p. m.
Hernandez Wesley, Lunes a
las 800 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Jueves a
las 745 p. m.
clos PeregrinoS", Iglesia Con-
gregacional, 1929 Laurel st.
Rev. v. A. Venezia, Pastor.
Escuela de la IgleSia, a las
go a. m.
Quito y Sermon, IL 100 a. m.
Mission LA Esperanza," 1922
Laurel St., Rev. C. H. Corwin,
pastor.
ia Union" Iglesia Evange-
lica de Los Glen, 3408 Gomez
Ave-, de Drew.
Quito Y sermon a las $50 p.
m. Texto del sermon: "Venid y
subamos al Monte de Jehova y
la casa de Dios."
7:45 p. m. Exposiciones bibli
cas-.
MENSAJE E~VANGEGICO
Texto Bfblico: 'FY me busca-
reis y hallareis." Jeremias 29.1S
"Hijo milo, recuerda que el
testimonio Inferno es la Ewiden-
cia Supreme del Cristianismo."
"No 10 divides jamas." Wesley
recordaba siempre estas pala =
bras de su padre moribundO, y
no pudo estar satiSfecho hasta
que esta experienced lego a ser
una realidad para Ell. "Ustedes
los ingleses complican todas las
coSas," decfa Boiler. "Piensan
que habran de obtener esta ex-
periencia por la cultura o por
la abundancia de buenas obras.
No viene por la educaci6n, nj
es recompensa por las buanas
obras: es dadiva, gratuita e ill
mitada de la gracia de Dios, por
medic de la fe en- Cristo JESUS"
lAnhelo recibir esta experien-
cha? IlCuan vehemente es este
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

En- DeSOtO
Trabaja con Ell mayor ahinco
la comisi6n que tiene a su car
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

Reception
Manana domingo, en- ell sana-
torio del Centre Espanol, ofre-
cera una reception la Secci6n
La gaceta., 1940-04-20
NOTAS SOCIALN
Ell Cabaret

Ell Cabaret
Hoy Sc efectuara ell ell Audi
torio Municipal ell Cabaret or
ganizado por la Logia Francis
La gaceta., 1940-04-20

Para Ell m~ejoramiento del
niho - Ell Maestro y 81 Pa
tron
VOTE PoR
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back. A yoke. perhaps with the
help of shirring below, holds in
the gathers for a slim outline and
would look decorative in lace
trimmed contrast. Cut the neck
line round or in points. And don't
forget the useful jacket. which
may be sleeveless.
Pattern ATS is available In
misses and women's sizes u, "A,
Is. Is. 20. 80. 80. "a, So, IS and
40. Size Is, dress. takes A. yards
se-inch fabric. \ yard contrast
and Ia. yards lace edging.
Send fifteen cents ti5c) in coins
for this Anne Adams pattern.
Write plainly SIZE. NAME, AD-
DRESS ana STYLE NUMBER.
Cut a smart figure in the sum-
mer fashion picture. Make your
new wardrobe from the original
designs In the Anne Adams Pat
tern Book. A colorful forecast Of
summer 1910, it includes styles for
country and city dweller, pocket
edition" youngster and forty
plus" matron. There are gay
sport clothes, dance frocks, cool
prints and cottons for vacations
by land by sea py air.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-21
MIND. YOUR
MAN NERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
!. Should every article of the
brides going away clothes be
new?
2. Should the bride send word to
the groom's parents to come up
stairs to tell them both goodby
before they come downstairs to
make a dash for their car?
8. At home wedding is it all
right to have the wedding music
played on a photograph?
4. Is there a occasional after
the ceremony at a house wedding :?
5. At house wedding is 1t cor
rect for bride and groom to turn
At the completion of the ceremony
and receive the guests right where
they stand?
What would you do if
You are the daughter OF di-
vorced parents, planning your we'd
ding
ta) Let your mother give the re-
ception!
(b) Let your father give the re-
ception!
Answers
1. Yes, II possible.
2. Yes.
5. Yes.
I. No.
s. Yes. Or if the house Is very
large. they may receive in another
room.
Best what Would You Do"
solution--ta) since your father
will give you away.
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Good Taste Today

quarters and fifty-cent pieces
might better encourage liberal
contributions than the closed box.
Venetian Blinds Suitable for Any
Window
Dear Mrs. Post: Will you tell me
whether it is in good taste to use
Venetian blinds in any type of
house and in any room in the
house?
Answer; In every type of house
that | can think of. Venetian
blinds would in this day seem suit
able, because we all know them
to be practical. In short, every
window has to have a shade of
some sort, and it Is only within
fairly recent times that the Stat
blind can be had in every color
and to fit almost every purse.
Invitation Due to Business
Dear Mrs. Post: I have received
an invitation to the wedding and
the reception of my boss sons.
This was sent to me at home but
did not include my wife, and I feel
that I ought not to 90 without her
unless it is not unusual for bust
ness employees to be invited with
out their wives.
Answer: 1t is not at all unusual
to invite business employees with
out their wives, if their wives are
strangers. In this case, the en-
ployes are rather expected to go
together in a group from the Of
flee. On the other hand, if this
wedding is taking place on a Sat-
urday afternoon or in the evening
or at some time when the offices
are closed, then the wives should
have been included whether
strangers or not.
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Avoid Vivid Hues
If Delicate Type

IL you decide to be cookbook
ing, peaches-snd-cream beauty
this summer instead Of a darkly
suntanned one stay in character
day in and day out.
Leave scarlet lipstick, scarlet
dresses and bright red fingeraps
to your golden brown friends. For
country and resorts. choose pale,
srayed greens, light aqua, soft
pink and blue. For city streets,
take black or navy-which viii
be more flsttering to you than to
one who Is suntanned.
EVEN yEWELRY
SHOULD BE LIGHT
Loll on the beach in q pastel
print swim suit or light lemon
yellow one. Stay under an UNI
brella except when actually SWIM
ming. and use a cream or film
which shuts out tanning as well
as burning rays of the sun.
You'd decided not to tan. so
work hard to keep from getting
even one shade darker.
Let your jewelry be light in
weight and cool In color. Con-
slider the new white plastic. daisy
chains which look very much like
fine crochet.
Wear a brimmed hat--not a
bandana-for golf, riding and mo-
toring as well as on the beach.
Switch your regular foundation
cream for e protective film.
Look for light red or rich, rosy
pink lipstick and nail lacquer.
Have your hair done twice as
often, apply makeup sparingly
but apply fresh coat of it twice
as often as usual.
Cultivate the not-a-hAir-out-of-
place look. Be perfectly groomed
from head to foot, remembering
that If a woman is clean and neat
she will look cool, and that if she
looks cool, she'll mind the heat
less.
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TodaY's
Recipes

CARAMEL NUT FUDGE CAKE
a cup cocoa
,, cup sifted brown sugar, firmly
packed
IL cups scalded milk
y cup shortening
cup graduated sugar
Seggs. unbeaten
cups sifted flour
tsp. soda
tsp. baking powder
tsp. salt
tsp. vanilla
Mix and sift cocoa with brown
sugar. Add scalded milk gradu-
ally and stir until smooth. Cool
Blend shortening, salt and vanilla.
Add graduated sugar gradually
and cream well. Add eggs, singly,
beating we'll after each addition.
Sift baking powder and soda with
flour three times. Add flour to
creamed mixture, mixing after
each addition until smooth. Bake
In t4x9x2-inch shortening CREASED
pan in moderate oven $3.50 deg. FL
IS minutes.
CARAMEL NUT FROsTING
III cups light brown sugar, firmly
packed
u cup graduated sugar
u tsp. salt.
2. cup top milk
tablespoon shortening
Il cup nuts, cut
1 tablespoon butter
tablespoon cream
Combine sugars. salt, milk,
shortening and butter in saucepan
and bring to boil, stirring con-
stantly until sugar Is dissolved.
Cook slowly. keeping crystals
washed down from sides of pan
until small amount forms a soft
ball in cold water (.232 deg. FL.
Cool to lukewarm (110 deg. FL.
Beat until mixture thickens. Add
cream and beat until thick enough
to spread. Add nuts. If frosting
hardens, add more cream.
Mrs. Alex Brown,
DOT So. 9th st.
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CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE

When Dan Nichols came into the
small. windowless room, Madge's
first reaction was one Of anger.
To his, Hello, Madge," she
made no reply.
He stood In the center of the
room. nervously fumbling in his
side coat pocket for a cigaret.
When he finally found one, he
lighted it with shaking fingers,
and then inhaled deeply.
Aren't you even going to speak
to me?" he asked at last,
There's nothing to be said
now. or ever the girl answered.
win you believe me, when ! say
that this Is not my doing7 That
anything dishonorable l have done.
has been forced on me ?" His
tone was pleading.
mo one needs to be a crook I'M
less he wants to be-" Dan WINGED
at the bitter scorn in her voice.
No Need
There's no need OF our being
enemies now. Madge," he said
slowly. "We'rc both in the same
boat, our time V short. And !
would like to tell you that my love
for you has been the only decent
thing In my life for years. Ever
since-well. no matter, now. But
I don't want things TO end this
way for both of us, without you
knowing.
1--WE been as honest with you as
I dared. Many times, I've been
tempted to chock the whole bust
ness, I mean. and tell your father
all about it. But / didn't dare.
1t would have meant not only
death for me. but it would have
endangered both Of you, too He
laughed bitterly.
But I guess l might as well
have told you anyway. for here we
are, the two Of W.. and l wouldn't
give a cent for the chance either
Of us has Of ever leaving here
alive"
Far from being impressed by
Dams speech, Madge eyed him
coldly. and then turned away, busy
with her own thoughts.
You don't believe me, do you ?"
he said. II can't blame you. at
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Pattern

Yes. looks ARE deceiving! Just
to see this youthful Anne Adams
frock, you'd take 1t for an ordi-
nary dress with extraordinary
charm. But Pattern 447S is really
a wonderfully concealing mater
nifty style! The easy adjustment
is accomplished through a draw
string waistline-so cool for sum-
mer-with no snaps, buttons or
bother! The lines throughout are
soft and gathered. panelled in