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NOHAS SOCIALE
Por MARIO RODRIGUEZ
HaciG Cuba

HGciG Cuba
Con ell prop6sito de pasar IL
nos dias en- union de sus familia
res. partti6 en- la tarde de aver
hacia la capital Guiana ell apre-
ciado joven Federico Rodriguez,
amigo del que estas IL
meas escribe.
I'm viaje gratisimo lie desea-
mos.
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CWmpleGIOs

C1AmpteGnoS
En- ell dia de aver celebr6 su
cumpleanos la virtuosa y muy
estimada sonora Dolores Monto-
to, de la barriada de West Tam
pa, avenida Albany 300S, espo-
sa de nuestro antigua amigo Ar
mando Montoto,
Una reunion intima, a la que
asistieron numerosos componen
ties de la familia, tuvo lugar. Sc
Obsequi6 esplendidamente.
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GTata Noticia

En- la tarde de aver fuimos
informado por Ell Sr. Jose Fuen-
ties Rosa, active y diligente Sc
cretario general de la Sociedad
Circulo Cubano, que esa ~institu-
ci6n estudia la posibilid de traer
para su teatro a una gran CON-
pania de la ciudad de la Haba-
ma. En- la correspondence que
Sc ha cruzado, Sc habla de IL
artistas de reconOcido merito.
Tan pronto Sc nos notifiqe de
algo mas, con gusto o hare sa-
Der por medic de estas column
mas.
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Distinguish Bodd

WVN0W DNNN~
Mary Re-JoSeph Pallard, Jr.
Ante ell altar mayor de la lyle
STA Ct6lica Nuestra Sonora del
Perpetuo Socorro, Sc juraroll
amor eterno, ell domingo pasado,
la bella joven Mary Re y ell Sr.
Joseph Pullara, Jr. 0fici6 en- "a
ceremonial Ell Reverend Padre
Wright.
Ell temple de la referida lyle
STA visti6 sus mejoIes galas pa
ra unir a estos dos corazones E.
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Pr6rimOS eStrenOS

Con gran placer damos a CO.
nocer los nombres de las pleas
que estrenara la orquesta LA
Tropical, dirigida por Ell Sr.
Laureano Triguero, en- Ell "Shan
ghai Cabaret" que verificara la
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FIRMO Ell AuCALDE UNA
ENMIENDA

Una enmienda al proyecto de
alcantarillado de la ciuiad, aprO
bada ell martes por ell municipio
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Ed Leavine, ~ ejemIo 10, e un
arbitro exceleEte y hoY tado.
iPuede Ia Liga Hntersocia:.
permitir sue un pelotero ameea
&c q I'm umpire?
Estsmos de acuerdo con ell pre-
sidak he de IA Niga. 81 Sc ha de
War a elOta dentro de a
@rreccid Ia discipline es 10
81 e. Executive disponga
Feglas para castigar a los Qne
no respetan al pGblico y por 10
tanto no Sc respetan a ST mismo,
comoapeloteros principiantes.
Lo Sue ls@Liga Intersocial ne
costa, para coppletar su labor,
es que los "tanganistas" com =
prendan que no Sc pueda jugar
bien a Npelota y al mismo item
DO estar en- rina o desacuerdo
con los arbitros, el pdblico y has
q Ia Iipa miSma.
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KIDNEY STAGNATI0A
! IS WORSE THAN
CONSTIPATION!
DooausO We nFsal Constipation q
h. The Onsst While We Neglect
Our Ndnsys lndsinatOly

No UtAaR arwMn b yuuF bo4v @@
more lmpoFtanss than your hdnsya For
n your Kidneys thare are min minAoM
tnhsa which mnaa wark day n niaht -
filter he fluids and kssp The aystom FRYE
from WastsA ssidA poisona whleh, Psr-
mittad 20 remain, nay anoo naFi0a9 hoAay
and bladdSg 6noubfaa.
n = No wuadsF go Aae Natzss
oftsns calls ess hslD - elsan cut ~
kidnsyA Sc n yga are troubled vita
OettinR-Up-Nimhem Leg Palma heckashA
Narvo1a Hsadaeha. Dlminss o. Loss 81
Ensrny, ans - funational kidnay disordsEas
ery RDANR, che famsus hdney rsmedys
W.hiah ads MaAqra b fiuah cut The h4-
nsEn. 70 filter I'll wasasA - prevent -
ny stagnadons
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aeeordina 70 Directions. nDAhb WI gve
pIsndld rssulta. Try uDANA Boy $50
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Ell hombre justo y honesto, no
quiere para otros 10 que Ell no
esta dispuesto a hacer.
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NoTAs DE BASEBALL
JIMENEZ Y UN ARBITRO

Burleigh Grimes lie escupi6 a
la cara a IN arbitro, en- las ligas
memories. Ell %presidente de la Ii
ga lie impuso una multa de S. Y
5 dias de suspension. Apel6 ell
arbitro al dictator de las me-
nores Y este lie impuso a Grimes
SEQ de multa Y un ano de sus-
~nsnsi6M
rs, en- venganza, los
due e-elllhsmdecidieron E.
char arbitr
Recurri6 ell arbitro al juez
! Lands este fall6 la semana
pasada que ell umpire" deh&
ser repuesto, cobrara sus suel-
dos atrasados y que nadie, nj
duenos de novenas, nj pelotero1
nj presideAtes..... pueden Goa
cionar a Id arbitros y haceri
seguir una Nruta contraria a
conciencia.
Una lection a los malyiSdN
o impertinentes.
III hOmhre inSto V honesto. mo
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DOCTORS
. GREAT SUCCESS FOR UeLY SURFACE =
PIN PIES


No pase humillaciones por tener
Ia cara LENA oe granos. Aqui es-
ia la aynda. Ell liquido zEM0,
poderoso suavizante, alivia rapi-
damente La c0mezon ell doloT y
eura. ZEM0 contiene 10 de los
m 4 poderosos Electives ingre-
dientes medicOs, recomendados
por specialists de gran merito.
Una prueba lie convencera. IS cts.
Coo y s1.0n En- e~ualquier bOti2.
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TODAy'S
RECIPES
Baked Okra and Tomatoes

tSeryes
One No. 2 can (219 cups) toma-
toes, Y cup sliced or canned okra,
/ large onion, 3 tablespoons but
ter. pepper. / teaspoon salt, l Ia
blespoon sugar, breadcrumbs.
Chop large onion. Heat butter
and saute onion and okra. Then
place onion, olra, tomatoes and
seasonings in CREASED baking dish.
Sprinkle top with breadcrumbs.
Bake In moderate oven 1850 de-
grees F. for about half an hour.
Liverwurst and Veal Rolls
(Serves -
One-half pound liverwurst, !
pound veal outlet, cut u inch
thick, u cup milk. u cup sifted
dry bread crumbs, 1 teaspoon
chopped onion, 1 teaspoon chopped
parsley. u teaspoon pepper, egg.
slightly beaten. l teaspoon salt, u
cup flour, 3 cups water.
Pound veal steak, remove fat
and bone. Cut in pieces. Mash
liverwurst. add egg, milk, bread
crumbs, parsley. onion and pep
per. Mix well. Put some of this
filling in center of each piece OF
veal. Roll up veal and tie with
string. Mix salt with flour sne
dredge veal rolls with the flour
Brown in suet removed from veal
When thoroughly Drowned on al
sides. add water and simmer :
minutes. Then place in moderate
/ 1850 degrees F) oven and bake
for / hour.
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. SERIAL STORY
BlaCkOut
CHAPTER XIV
By RUTH AYERS
Copyright. 1899. NEA Service. Inc.


Mary drew back with new-found
strength.
Vincent, you're playing the
part of a fugitive. You'll be
hunted down. perhaps killed, I'm
willing to wait for you. You can't
escape. You owe it to yourself TO
stay You owe it to met"
He turned and there was some
thing in his face she had never
seen there before. In review,
everything came into focus. She
thought-hes a soldier, yes, but
willing to fight for the cause that
pays most. He's hkeable and
charming but there's nothing be-
hind 1t. No matter where he flies,
therell always be a day of reckon
ing just over the horizon. And
some day he won't be lucky
enough to escape ii.
There's not another second to
spare. Coming with me-"
She stared at him. ''Please-for
my sake" she tried to say.
He shook off her hand from his
arm. 80 long" he said almost
jauntily, Il love you. but I'd
rather face a firing squad than
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that points to . spray Of gathers
In the skirt below. In front, a
twin-peaked. broad girdle seems to
waste away your waistline. A
slim effect emphasized by soft
draping throughout the bodice.
The sleeves may be in three-quar-
tar or long length too. This
beautifully balanced frock would
look well In flower-splashed crepe
or sheer fabric.
Pattern <36e II available In
misses and women's sizes II. Is,
Is. 20, ~, 81. IS. 30, 20 and ~.
Size 10 takes 81 yards 50 inch
fabric.
Send l5c In coins for this Anne
Adams pattern. Write plainly
aize, name. address and style num-
Der.
Now y the time to prepare for
Spring" says Anne Adams about
her new spring pattern book which
n now ready for you to order.
It's alive with attractive styles in
GLIDING . youth corner for tots,
teens and twenties. evening belle
frocks, spring bridal finery. carni-
val cottons and gay prints. You
viii even find balanced styles fol-
scaie-tipping matrons and charm
shop suggestions for forty-pluses
The book IL 15c but when ordered
with . pattern. which u also lbc,
the two together are 25c and three
tax tokenA
Send your order TO The Tacoms
Times. Pattern department
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MIND YOUR
MANNERS

Test your knowledge of correct
social usage by answering the fol-
lowing questions, then checking
against the authoritative answers
below:
l. May a girl refuse to dance
with one man and then give the
same dance to someone else?
2. Is it courteous to begin a
telephone conversation by asking
who is this ?"
3. Is 1t goou manners to make
a habit of telephoning friends at
mealtime 80 as to be sure to find
them at home?
4. Is it correct to begin an intro
duction by saying, Il want to make
you acquainted with?
What would you do if
You are a young man who has
taken a girl to your fraternity
dance
(a) Dance with other girls only
when you know she has a dance
taken?
Dbl Feel that your only duty
toward her is to escort her TO and
from the dance?
Answers
/. Not without seeming deliber-
ately rude.
2. No.
3. No.
4. No.
Best What Would You Do" solu-
tion-(a).
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It's So Easy! Makes a
Big Saving. No Cooking.

To get quick and satisfying relief
frem coughs due to colds, mix YOUR
own remedy at home. Once tried, you'll
never be without il in your home, and
it's so simple and easy.
First. make a syrup BY stirring
cups grsnulated sugar and ore cup Of
water q few moments. until dissolved.
A child could do II. No cooking needed.
Then get pa ounces Of Pinex from
sny druggist This Is q compound con-
tanning Norway Pine and palstsbls
guaiacol, IN concentrated form, well.
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OF course we'd be quite satisfied
to look like Claudette Colbert.
But they tell US she thinks her
nose and cheeks are too wide. So
with the true French flair for
these matters, Claudette worked
out a hairdo that hakes her face
ideal-and incidentally 80 different
as to be unforgettably dis
tinguished.
Do you see what she's done? If
she puffed her hair out at the
sides and wore it close at the
temples, she would stress the eff
feet she dislikes. But the bangs
give her width across the fore
head. And the way she fluffs out
the rest of the hair in all directions
from the top of her head gives her
face continued width above the
brow and desirable height, too.
Watch for your type tomorrow.
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Answers to Test Questions

Below are the answers TO test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
1. An instrument for measuring
minute angles and distances.
2. Solely in congress.
8. Cayenne.
4. II rests between the beats.
5. Castor and Pollux.
9. James J. Corbett.
Z. The Netherlands.
8. Son.
Q. Nicotine.
10. Amidship.
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Splendid Cough Remedy
Easily Mixed at Home

known for its prompt action on thru,
and bronchial membranes
Put the Plnex into pint bottle. and
add your syrup. Thus you make : f1si
pint OF really splendid medicine .nd
you GET about four times as much a..
your money. IL never spoils, and chi.
oren love its pleasant taste.
And Tor quick. blessed relief. il ia
amazing You can feel il take hold IA
a way that means business. Ii Ioo<sr.
me p1lesn. soOthes the irritated mem.
orsnes, and eases the soreness. Thus il
mAkes breathing easy. and lets you ger
restful sleep Just try II, and II nor
PLEASED your money viii Be refunded.
adv.
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OUer-Use Ruins
The Effects
OF Perfume

Overheard in a crowded elevator
which had just stopped to let a
nicely dressed, attractive girl off
at the fifth floor: well, I guess
everybody she knows gave her
something smelly for Christmas
and she feels she has to put on a
little dab of each every morning"
A man said 1t. And his small
audience snickered.
His remark certainly didn't re-
fleet any great spirit of New Year
kindness, but even In a mellow,
pcSt-holiday mood one couldn't help
feeling that he was justified in
making 1t.
It's a mistake. of course, to use
heavily perfumed foundation cream.
rouge. and lipstick unless they are
in matching scent. No subtly love-
ly, really charming effect can be
created by use of bath powder in
one odor, perfume in another and
makeup in still another.
Gardenia may suit you perfectly
and be extremely nice by itself. but
combined with jasmine, mixed
bouquet and spicy scent, 1t won't
be so alluring.
TOILET WATER
7
is GOOD SUBSTITUTE
No matter how much you like the
perfume you got for Christmas
don't apply 1t lavishly for genera
daytime wear or, for that matter
for evening either. Perfume. like
rouge, Is most effective when uset
spsringly.
II you feel that your favorits
perfume is too heavy or too expen'
sive for daytime. consider getting
toilet water In matching odor. Yol
can get a great deal more of IL fol
the same money, and you DOM
have to worry much about usinf
1t too lavishly. Smart business
women invariably use toilet water
during the day. saving perfume
especially the heavier types, fol-
after-office hours.
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Gossip, No Mstter How Well
Intended, Is Still Gossip
For This Reason Any Person Should Count Ten Before
Relating News Thsf WI Cause Dismsy

What is to Be done about the meddesome souls who not
only want to live their lives but the lives of others
well?
reader asks this in the following letter:
Dear Miss Grey: have friend who has been married
and has several children She Of the finest mothers
know and il always lady.
She has been going for number of years with who
has ty told Of his friends what his sisters think of
this and their comments have been most unknd If
what he says they have been gosspng about her
very cruel way. for she is far superior to them.
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PATTERN

Have you ever had good
time" dress? A frock that works
like = charm to make you belle
OF any occasion, Anne Adams
Pattern 1850 win be your good
luck dress for spring. IT'S 10 ir-
resistibly becoming with all Its
new-season notes! Fashion swings
to the back In q low waistline
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III nm openly nomf0 tnat tne
sno66]onugne feminine members Of
III f1mily want him TO quit going
with this woman
What want to know n, shall I
Ten this fine woman friend Of mine
That her gentleman friend II UNI
worthy q her Il be even considers
1istening to gossip? Or shall ! keep
quiet?
I rsaItne that gossips always
3udge others BY themselves and
that Il what these ignorant persons
m doing when they attack the
character Of = fins woman and
mofher.
I an really puzzled about what
I Should d. L. b.
xoa may mean well but you win
find that you win get little thanks
for infarfsrence. II stands to rea-
pon that while IL woman win b
hurt u her friend turns her down
N account Of untrue gossip. she
WIN h just - much hurt BY learn
M ahout IT, matter u you ten her.
I en- surs you would rather have
someone else be instrumental In
carrying tales than yourself. All
Of u find out sooner or later (too
bad It u often later) that talking
out Of turn does plenty Of harm
and absolutely no good.
You may fseI sorry for her. but
- long = She u = mature person
shs win Be able to take 1t" when
oke finds out the bad news and you
win have the Satisfaction of know
ing you kept silent
Misunderstanding
Dear Miss Grey: At Christmas
= friend Of mine gave me q very
lovely gift. Because / had not ex-
pected It q have only known him
Z short time) I became confused
and said. 'Now what did you do
that for 2"
! admire this man and feel that
I have hurt his feelings for he has
been quite cool to me since. II may
Be my imagination because he
flushed, too. when / made my un-
fortunate remark and assured me
that h got the gift because he
wanted to remember me.
I 80 him often and II hurts me
b - him 70 changed because he
used to talk and joke with me and
now he doen't
Should ! bring the subject up
and tell him that I am sorry !
made the rsmarl---that ! would not
want TO sound prudishly disapprov-
ing nor would I want to sound un-
appreciativef SORRY.
It n unfortunate that We an
manage 1t times TO ny the wrong
thing. However. - long ~ You did
It 4 best to ignore H. He may have
thought that you considered him
prssumptious. or that you were
unduly critical and ungraciouA
You can make up for that by prov
1ngto him by future words and
actions that you are not that kind
Of q person.
Invitatinn
Dear Mis- Grey: ! have . very
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Good Taste
7 odsy
PRIVACY OF CHIDREN'S
LETTERS
BY EMILY POST

Ems
In contrast 10 the typical de-
scriptions of parents made help
less by any one of the unending
list Of charges brought against
willful youth, letter In my mail
this morning almost made we turn
to the postmark. to see II the date
might not be that of a century
ago. The writer Is a fifteen
year-old girl who complains that
every time a letter comes to the
house addressed to her. her father
insists upon reading it. On occa-
sion, when the mail arrives in his
presence, he even opens and reads
her letter before handing 1t to
her. at isn't that object to his
seeing what my friends have
written" she says. but it's so
humiliating to be suspected this
way"
AS I have already said, the let
ter is so far behind the modern
picture that one would have to go
to another age-or at least to an
other country-to match 1t. It
may be, of course, that her father
has cause which he at least be-
lieves justifies his behavior. And
can hardly take it upon myself
to agree with child that her
fathers behavior is wrong
On general principles, however,
I can certainly say that the
higher our social training, the
more fastidious our taste, the
more exacting are we to our right
to privacy. Only in prison or
under the exactions of the CEN
sorship of war is violation Of
privacy excusable. Even a very
young child learns to respect the
rights of others through having
his own rights acknowledged and
respected. A child too young to
read should be asked, May I read
this to you? ?" One old enough to
read. reads whatever is sent him.
According to the code of a thor
oughbred May 1 read it?" is as
far as authority goes,
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GLASSES MARKED WITH
HUSBANDS INITIALS

Dear Mrs. Post: My husband
and I received some Scotch and
soda glasses as a Christmas pres
ent. The glasses have a mono
gram of my husbands three ini-
tials. feel that if the glasses
were to be marked at all, this
should have been with my initials.
the way all our other things are
marked, too. My husband feels,
however, that perhaps this is not
the case about glasses to be used
for drinks. What is your opinion ?
Answer: l agree with your hus-
band that these particular glasses
are more suitably marked with
his initials. The same is true of
any other glasses that are used
for drinks yet do not belong in
the category of wineglasses with
which a dinner table Is correctly
set.
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QSl;lQQIIp G!&lA%My

:. NE can steve was easing
Marks position tenderly.
"He must be pretty badly hurt'
He's completely out. Hasn't even
groaned since we fell down in mere
Maybe
steve left off the conversation
for the instant to put his ear down
to the unconscious mans chesI.
mo. he's breathing. II we nao
water"
Doris scrambled down off tne
ledge. Within a stones throw OF
them the waves of lake Tapped
the rocky shore line.
Another hundred yards ana
we'd have spilled into the lake.
Then 1t would have been all day
for u.s." Steve muttered. Got
handkerchief or something you can
dip into the water?"
without an answer Doris un-
wound the scarf at her neck, went
to the waters edge with it.
Mark groaned as she laved his
face with the sopping cloth. He
opened his eyes.
II guess I must have dropped off
for a minute" he observed weakly
and tried to lift his head In order
to look around. where are we
now"
'1n the living room" Doris an
swered whimsically. we thought
il would be cooler down here"
THE plane burned? / smell
burnt oil fumes"
A Pillow
Don't worry about II now,
Mark" Doris raked the sand to-
gether to make pillow for his
head, I'VE can think of the plane
after while.
Right now We want to know
how badly you're hurt and what
we can do for you"
Steve's hands, in clumsy, yet not
inexpert fashion, felt up and down
the injured mans legs. Looks
like a break right below this knee,
Mark. I'm afraid more than one
break. We're lucky If there's
nothing wrong with your back. We
hit pretty hard there"
There nothing wrong with my
. back Mark declared, but great
beads of perspiration stood out on
, his forehead and he trembled from
weakness.
: THE first thing to do is to get
: some help. Have you any idea
where we came down."
81 wouldn't even venture to pre-
: dict. If you're all right I'll take a
, look around. There must be a
, house somewhere, a village maybe,
and can bring help"
"I'll take care of Mark and keep
. the home fires burning" Doris
had managed to get the injured
mans boots off. She covered his
| feet now with her sweater.
Lonely and Frightened
But inside of her she did moi
, feel so brave. She had the urge
! to call Steve back when he started
v away and beg him to stay.
To be left here in the wilds OF
$ nowhere all alone with an injured
e perhaps dying man, seemed sud
? denly more than she could endure
$ IF you should get lost" she fall
r tered and then stopped. The
actual dislike in Steve's eyes wa.
+ not easy to take. She felt she
u would rather die than plead with
n him, or even make any suggestion
n to him.
I'll not get lost. I've got q
s pocket compass here, along will
d my watch. I'll not be gone long
v You keep Mark as quiet as yor
can. I'll bring help"
7 1t was not hard to keep MARI
Z quiet. He lay most OF the time
. with his eyes closed and Dori.
could not be sure whether he slept
or was unconscious from the pain
a Of his injury.
ITO Be Continued)
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nAo not met my nance hitnoukn
she has seen ~ together often.
What ! want TO know IL this:
Would It Be all right for me TO ask
her II ! may bring him along with
me to the wedding? Our families
are Close friends and II win be
much more fun for me to have my
fiance along. than to just 90 with
mother and father.
WANT-TO-KNOw.
There IL no reason why you
should not ask your friends IL you
may bring your young man to the
wedding. n the bride and her fam
lily were almost strangers to you.
It would be . different story. but
since you and your mother and
father know them no well. I am
sure your bride-to-be friend win
appreciate how you feel and be
glad to have you bring your fiance
along.
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