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Smyrna times., 1940-11-28
FpsONALAND
|sscCIAL ITEMS
! Who Come and Co.
[',s7o Our Community
/, Former Smyrnians
eASD CLUB PARTIES

rark hnOlISi
= j., and Mrs. Grant
'+,pisd the department ex-
rssting Of the American
/. IrTiiary on Saturday at
~ Ms. Park Huntington
- President, in wal
I'm Pierce, a student at
1 = Intitute, philadelphia, Pa
rsst over Thanksgiving
!, grandparents, Mr.. and
In. Riggs. Mrs. Harry
| ri daughters, Of Trenton
A. Spending several days
NJ and Mrs. rugs
al Ms. Edward Boggs and
Nm Boggs Of Cheswold' Mr.
4 caleb Boggs and son Of
nd Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
wu Of Caeswold were dinner
fDr. and Mrs. G. J. Prick
ssnksgiving Day.
nd Mrs. Lawrence Appleton
y, CITY, N. j., were guests
:, weekend Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Taylor at The Wayside
H. Appleton remained for
I ays, returning to her
EteSday.
nj Mrs. Ivison Rowland
slAsl, who have been guests
/ 21gand's father, Mr.. Sam
lrnsr for a week, have re-
Bio their home in Montclair,
ixy.
nd Mrs. Harry Lang, Mrs.
I Lang and daughters
nd Rosemary, of Philadel-
mi the weekend with Mr..
. George BOehmler.
nd Mrs. Davis H. Bell, Bob
Us Mildred Reynolds, Miss
= GOldhsbOrough and Mr..
GddsgOrough attended on
1y the football game of
N Cornell in Philadelphia.
Anna B. Beckett spent
gElg and the weekend
u sister, Mrs. ]. H. Sitter
-ltOTn.
Nary Marie FAIRIES and
4a Louise Cullen, students
"a Hal, Letitz, Pa, were
D the Thanksgiving holi-
u Mrs. Theodore F. Brooks
IsTr, Pa, and Miss Marie
NTah Of Wilmington, were
d Nj. and Mrs. Alex. c.
o thanksgiving.
~ v. Mills anJ Miss Paul
: were guests Thanksgiv-
Y q the formers daughter,
ata NesSick.
al VanHekle, Mrs. James
us Ethel Shane and Mr..
Davis, Jr., we're guests
Weekend Of Mrs. Pete
q Washington, d. c.
rDn Jones spent the week.
,,,s @sler, Pa, as the guest Of
! Mn. Ralph Jones and fam
. Mrs Francis Gebhart
NeSIs on InankSgiV-
ad Mrs. Jack Jacobs and
Nla FAIRIES was hostess
~ aaerS Of her bridge club
y. afternoon at her home.
.ananne Webb of Wom-
University Of DeJa-
= home during the
Sag holidays WITH her
! 4, !, and Mrs. Henry Webb.
s,.s. afs. Ralph B. Jones
s'.s.l .I'giying with the lat
N M !. M. and Mrs. How
\. T Philadelphia.
sws.a 'per left on Sat
d ~ sla ! the winter with her
lsz. anu family in
lss o.. wilmer Holland of
Asvu. my have been recent
' and Mrs. William J.
NJ NJ Brown Of tbe
a. 1s 1lsculty, spent several
esryi thanksgiving q HOLIDAYS
v, s,'S Bowers, who for SOW
asssis ss' be, been the guest tot q
~ : a.' wilson, has left e
hsirc III PHILADELPHIA
"a 2 her husband '''ir' Il
NJ Where they Will snsnd ]
!. s's'd R. Jones wa. ,o..
sassnbers Of her brids. rGs.,
at The wavsise sd :
\ lses -. John L. Graharc
sss.s,.s' q .. Philadelphia hi i+nam are
Arss ,si ) !, days with Mr. snt !,
= { Thornley,. aiN
=, "a J. Edwin Wilson
INNER guests 70,
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Estas fueron las palabras fe-
roces del medico, que lss empu-
'j6 seguidamente hacia la puer-
ia, namando al enfermo de tur-
no.
Maria de la Cruz y Tulsa sa-
heron indignadisimas de la eli.
MICA.
Juan Jose, herido de muerte
mas por las barbaras palabras
que por ell mad que lie roia, llora-
ba silenciosamente como un nj
no desamparado.
NADIA mas triste que aquel re-
greso a Ia pobre buhardilla, on
ell crepdsculo invernal.
NADIA mas triste que las horas
~ los dias que siguieron...
Juan Jose 20 no Sc levantaba
apenas.
Y como Ia miseria les atena-
.zaba, iba faltando en- la humilde
vivienda hasta 10 mas indispen-
sable
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Juan jose sc visti6 rapida-
mente, ayudado por Luisita, en-
un angulo del despacho.
La mujer, d~ulcemente, en- VOC
baJa, lie decia:
lilo ves7a, No tienes ma.
da!... FL doctor no ha dicho que
sea grave. Ahora 10 veras.
Cuando sc hubo vestido, 81
enferno y Luisita Sc acercaron
a Maria, que hablaba EN- VOC ba-
ia con ell doctor.
-Bien, mire... Este sehor Tie
ne una tuberculosis en- segundo
gr@do-dijo Ell medico, de un
modo brutal Aire, campo. le-
che, huevos, vida de montana,
sobrealimentaci6n... Gallina, ia
mon, cuanto Ell est6mago le re-
sista, y muy nutritiwo... Pero,
Senior ipor que esperan ustedes
q venir cuando va estan en- Ia
anteSala de la muerteI..
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
LOU AMBERS DEFENDERA
HOY LA CORONA DE LAS
1876 LIBRAS
Ell TejGno Jenkins es ell Retador

! New York, Mayo 1O.-Esta
noche, en- la Madison Square
Garden, ell italiano Lou Ambers.
de Herkimer, defendera su CO.
roma del peso hgero contra Lew
Jenkins, de Texas, el legitimo
contendiente. Ell combate sera
a Is asaltos Y ell empresario Ja-
c0bs espera una concurrence
superior a $4,000 personals,
A pesar de que Jenkins pega
muy fuertes golpes con la dere-
cha y sus ganchos de izquierda
son Electives, los ''expertos" es4
timan que Lou es Cd favorito y
en- las apueStas sc lie GOTTA en-
proportion de 2 Q /,
Ambers no ha sidO derrotado
pOr nOcaut, en- su larga carrera,
Jenkins era herrera en- Ell ejer-
Icito y sali6 de 81 para meterse
a boxeador.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

escribi6 una breve carta, en- Gu
70 sobre puso eSta direction;
"Exmo. Sr. Marques de-
Ramo Forido,
Palacio de Ramo Forido.
Calie de Veiazque.
Correo interior"
Ella misma sali6 a echarla al
estanco de Anton Martin.
Y cuando regres6 q Ia pobre
buhardilla, no pudo ~contener su
secreto.
Llam6 aparte a Luisita, que
.estaba en- laalcoba, junto al le-
chO del pObre tisico y la dijo:
II Escucha, Luisal., L., Yo, des
de Ell otro dfa- estoy que me niue
no de remordimiento.
-SPOr que, mujer?
-Porque 81. Porque 70, que
riendo hacer un bien al pobre
Juan Jose, queriendolo hacer a
ii a mismo tempo, os metz en-
ia boCa del lObo llsvkudOOs . u
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Maria de la Cruz no quiso que
esta situsci6n Sc prolongara.
Ella tenia la obligation de sa-
crificarse por su amiga, por es-
te pobrs artiSta tambien, que
iba a morir en- una tragica y ne
gra miseria.
Y ella sabria sacrificarse.
Una noche, en- fuerza de PEN
sar, la madre de Celia crey6 yer
una especie de salvation en- esta
negra miseria que a ella tam
bien la iba envolyiendo.
I'm nombre habia saltado en-
su cerebro. en- su memorial.
I'm nombre que era para ella
idc.atrado, reverenciado...
jPor que no?
iSil...
Aquel hombre, aquel nombre,
podia ser Ia soluci6n a este pro
blema pavoroso.
En- seguida, Maria De b. Cruz
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

que Sc trata. solo te anticipate
que espero una carta de gran
trascenhencia para mi y para
vosotros.
Al dfa siguiente, en- efecto,
vino un billete para Maria de Ia
Cruz, cOncebido en- estes termi-
posl
sSehora Maria de Ia Cruz de
Ndhez.
Mi 2uerida y Distinguish a.
MICA: ReCibido su grata carta,
y en- su consecuencia tengO un
Verdadaro honor en- decirla que
me sera muy agradable recibir
Su vista cuandO listed 10 juzgae
convenience.
lie saluda muy respetuOsa-
mente y la besa los pies,
E Marques de Ramo Florido.'
La mujer del ingeniero expe-
nment6 IN immense alivio en-
sus dolores al leer Jas lineas de
a noble eartA i
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
Y BIMELECH
C0RRERAN EN- PREAK-
MESS

Baltimore, Mayo 10.-El So.
bado Sc correra en- Preakness,
con un premio de $4,000, Y apa
recen como los favoritos Gala
hadion, el vencedor en- ell Derby
y Bimelech, que en- ell Derby en-
tr6 en- segundo lugar.
La mayor parte de los perltos
prefieren a Bimelech, rero no
Sc olvida Ell "disgusto" del sa,
bado anterior.
Los otros caballos inscriptos
son Dit, Midland, Royal Man,
Pictor, Andy X, Your Chance v
Jacomar, Llovi6 durante la no.
che y esperase una pista fan
gosa.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

La novena de Brooklyn bate6
tres hits en- ell decimo inning e
hizo tres carreras, derrotandO a
los Cubs. Walker abFi6 con I'm
tubey lie dieron la base a Lava
getbo; Camilli dispar6 un hit y
'entr6 una carrera; le dieron la
base a Cullenbine, tambien in
tencionalmente, y Peewee Reese
descarg6 un hit por ell If. entran
do otros dos corredores. French
cargo con la derrota. lie anOta-
ron eI triunfo a Kimball.
Brooklyn 4c, IN De; Chicago
lie, 4h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
LISTERINE
for HALIT0SIS
(BAD SRHATWl
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A
DE LA GALE

que ST a cada pregunta del doc
tor.
Y la pobre Luisa asentia tam
bien, aterrada, con el alma y los
ojos llenos de llanto.
Al fin, Ell grande hombre Sc
dign6 auscultar ligeramente el
pecho del enfermo, que parecia
una pieza anatomical.
Pero 10 hizo con un aparatito
de miguel Y gonna, a distancia,
procurando no tocar para NADIA
la piel del paciente.
Luego fall6 de NAL talante.
-Bien... Puede listed vestir-
Sc. iVenga otrol
Les echaba.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
PELEAS DE- OY EN- Ia
ARENA DIT LOS ART
e r

El empresario La MaFque O.
nuncia para hoy un programs
de mas de 40 rounds.
Dos peleas PARTICIPATES" Sc
han concertadC, la primera en-
tire Billy Cooper, ell joven de Ari-
iona, y Johnny Dean, de Miami,
y la segunda presenta como adj
~versario a Tommy Gomez, FL
tampsfio, y Ell vendedor de hielo
de Fort Myers, Dilmas Long.
Como de costumbre en- la pro-
paganda semi-agotada del pugi-
lismo barato, Cooper asegura
que aoostara a su adversario y
viceversa.
Dean es un favorito de la en-
presa de Miami Y Cooper de la
ue Tampa, a base de tantos por
cientos.
Tommy Gomez, Ell muchacho
local, descarga formidables pu-
hetazos; pero otro tanto dicen
del '~nevero',
subira al cuadrilatero
con Ia ventaja de "ser Ell gallo
del patio.
Acostumbrado a ir de casa en-
casa, Long dice que todos los
''patios" son buenos para 81.
Buster Carroll Sc batira con
Buddy Rosa y un aviador de Nc
Dill Field, Marty Clark, trata-
"a de acostar al Kid Bombero,
muchacho latino de gran enc
rgia,
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Mas de 5000 personals pre-
senciaron el desafio ganado por
los Browns de Sam Luis a los
Atleticos de FiladeAfia. Harris
lanz6 por los vencedores Y la
pegaron 9 hits. Johnny Babich
no encontraba ell "home" Y sac
lilo con la derrota en- ell guante.
San Luis 4c, Oh, lie; Filadel-
fla &c IN, 0e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

los dltimos innings. Travis"d dis
par6 tres hits e hi7o dos carre-
ras. Walker, Ell If de los Senado-
res bate6 a hits y Case, l CT.
tres.
Chicago dc, Ion lie; Washing
ton &c 18Th, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Caballeros Leales y Unione
Italiana, las dos nOvenas que
marchan en- la vanguardia, jul
garan ell domingo a la 100, en-
el primer juego Los Deales ba-
tearan en- La Ultima entrada por
ser "home-club".
Ell segundo partido de la tar
de Sera jugado por Ell Centre AS
turiano v ell Circulo Cubano.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
LIGA C

Los Cardenales atropellaron
de nuevo a los Phillies, %anotan-
do 5 carreras con un total de Is
hits. Stu Martin bate6 su cuarro
"jonrron" en- tres dIas. Volvi6
al juego, yendo dos veces al ba-
to pero sin pegar de Init, el cat
cher Delaney. Ell triunfo Sc lie
otorg6 al pitcher White y la de-
rrota a l.. Brown.
Filadelfia 4c, 11h, Sc; San
Luis SC, 13h, 4e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
BUDDY BAER PELEARA
CON VADENTIN CAMPOLO

New York, Mayo lO,-E dia
6 de JUNO, en- Ia Madison Squa-
re Garden, Buddy Baer, hernia
no de Max, Sc batira a IL asal-
tos CON Valentin Campolo, de Ia
Argentina.
Pat Comiskey y Steve Dudas,
del peso complete, aparecen en-
ell mismo cartel,
Baer y Campelo aSRiran a Ia
corona del peso complete.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Johnny Peacock, mandado a
batear de emergencia en- la de-
Gina entrada con las bases lie
mas, dispar6 un hit Y di6 la vic
toria a los Medals Rojas. Joe
Cronin abri6 ell decimo con I'm
tubey, su segundo hit de la tar
de. Benton cargo con la derrota
y a Nash Sc lie concedio la victo-
ria.
Detroit Sc, 1Oh, De; Boston &C
13h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Los piratas salieron de nuevo
aplastados, esta vez con II ca
rreras por seis. Pegaron los Gil
gantes 16 hits. Carl Hubell fue
81 Danzador wictorioso y Butcher
.el derrotado.
New York tic, 18Th, lie; Pitts
burg &c, IL h, 7e.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Los degafios del domingo, en-
el parque de Cuscaden, son off
ciales; paro Ell prcducto Sc des-
tinara a la leche de los nihos.
La Liga Intersooial concede
el rendimiento monetario a Ia
Mesa Redonda, en- este aio.
Mas de 80 galcnes de leche Sc
reparten diariamente a los nj
nos, EN- las escuelas, y con ese di
nero Sc pagaran.
Costara la entrada Is centa-
vos; pero la finalidad mas ge-
nerosa no puede ser.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Ayudados por batazos de cua-
tro esquinas de Jimmy Pofahl
Y Jimmy B~loodworth, los Sena-
dores vencieron a los Medals
Blancas de Chicago, con score
de 8 por A. Dutch Leonard per-
miti6 diez hits. pero supo disc
minarlos. Lee fue Ell pitcher de-
rrotado y lie sustituy6 caves en-
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
OEPORTES
EN- LAS N LTGAs
IIGA AMERICANA

Bob Feler, 81 celebre pitcher,
dei6 a los Yankees en- tres hits
v aport6 otra victoria a los In
dios de Cleveland. Fue la sexta
derrota consecutive de los cam
peones del mundo. Joe DiMag-
gio bate6 ell primer hit, en- TN
''roli" al cuadro. En- los prime
ros seis innings los Yankees no
pudieron "conectarle'. Diez hits
pegaron los Indios, tres de ellos
de la tercera base Keltner.
Cleveland 4c 10h, ID; New
York 0c, 3h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Algunas personas dicen por'
ahf, NAL enteradas, que los jue-
Cos del domingo no son oficia-
les.
Dabemos comunicar a todos,
que los juegos 81 son oficiales,
de campeonato, aunque el dine
TO paSara fntegro al Fondo de
Ueche.
Ayude a la buena obra Y al
mismo tempo yea jugar "pelo-
ia de altura'.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

Bucky Walters domino a las
Abejas y obtuvo su quinta vic.
toria del ano. Alfonso Lopez no
jug6. Mast bate6 un hit en- tres
wees.
Boston lie, Oh, De; Cincinnati,
&c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

La Lista de peloteros, EN- la
Liga Intersocial, quedara abier-
ia hasta ell primer martes de ju
Mo.
Asf Sc facilitara Ell hacer cam
bios a varias de las novenas y
particularmente a la asturiana
y la Guiana.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
Con Ell bate Ia Mascota J los E~spejuelos
tPor TirA > cuarta)

Dos fuertes novenas; pero pde
necesitan unos "Poquitos'' para
completarse.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
female WEAKNESS

E women today are free from some sign
o. functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody, ner-
vous, depressed lately-your work too much
for you
Then why not take Lydia E. Pinkham's
vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
[eTaHibs, baekache, headaehe0 and Weak
reguiRFities, :
Fer over 60 years PiHkham's COMPOUND
haa helped hundreds Of thousands OF weak
rundown, nervous falling" women 10 90
smiling thru "diGcult days" Why not give
tnls WONDERFUL "woman's friend" q chance
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

clinica de aquel medico barbara,
que acab6 de agravar la situa-
.ci6n de tu... marido.
-i0h, no pienses ESQ., Ell DO
bre MIC va estaba muy grave. Y
10 que Dies quiera que Sc cum
pla Sc cumpAiFa,
-Dasde uego, Pero ESQ no
quita para que 20. me crea res.
pOnsabe de Ia agravacl6n que
el pobre ha sufrido. Todos sa-
bemOs el gran efecto que las eau
sas morales tienen en- nosotros.
Y por ESQ 20 me he ingeniado
PARA avudarOs de alguna ma
nera.
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
DOCTORS FORMULA
. oREAT SUCCESS F0R UGLY SURFACE
PIMPLES
COSTA

No pase hOmillaciones por tensr
Ia cara LENA Ge granos. Anui es-
ia la ayuda. Ell liquido E M
poderosO S~uavizante, alivia rapi-
damente Ia ccmez6n, el dolor Y
cura. ZEMo cOhtiene 10 de los
N as ~poderosos Electives ingre-
dientes medicos, recOmendados
por specialists de gran merito.
Una prueba le e0nvencera. 35 cts.
GOc y S1.00. En- cualquisr boti.a
LA1 q
La gaceta., 1940-05-10
HubO un s~ilenciO.

Hubo un silencio.
al fin Tulsa 10 rompi6 para
.decir:
TiGracias, Maria, sea 10 que
sea! 70, va 10 YES, estoy como
lOca de dOlOr.
-POr boy 10 70 6gO d 70
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

La GACEiA
a psri6dico en- idioma EspShS
n mSs circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 C
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TeIefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1940-05-10

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-30

KITCHEN showers are fun for
~ everyone and, while they are
always supposed to be a surprise,
the prospective bride will be wise
to give out a broad hint as to her
color scheme. The dearest wish
of one bride-to-be was a kitchen in
gay Mexican colors. Her friends
had a wonderful time selecting
everything from pottery to peeling
knife handles in tones of green,
orange and red. One gift that was
appreciated most of all was the
apron, curtain and tea towel set
sketched here.
This set was made from muslin
flour and sugar bags. Muslin by
the yard would do just as well,
and I have shown in the sketch
how the gingham facings and bias
tape trimming were applied to add
the correct touch of color. If you
have never cut an apron without
q special pattern, you will find di-
rections in Book 4 along with
ideas for more aprons and other
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-30
Scotsman Found He Vas
Running q Poor Second

For many months the canny
Scottish wooer had come counting
a village lass without committing
himself. Then he felt the time had
come for him to begin to speak.
Producing a well-thumbed note
book, he said:
maggie, I've been weighing up
your good points, and I've counted
up to ten. When I get to the dizzen,
III hae something to say to ye."
swell, I wish we luck, Jock" the
maiden coolly responded, with a
jerk Of her head. "An' I've been
reckoning up your bad points, an
I've reached nineteen. When il
gets to twenty, I'm marrying Fer.
guson, the plumber"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-30
.4sk Me .4nother
= A General Outs
The Questios.s

I. In what famous song does tho
phrase grapes Of wrath" appearf
2. Who was known n the In.
tie Napoleon Of Baseball"f
3. What plant produces two COM
mon spices?
4. Do cat eyes shinef
8. In the Bible what musical IN.
struments caused the destructio1
Of the walls Of Jericho?
6. Does woman's heart beaE
faster than that of a mani
z. The Roman hunt was blessed
by what ancient goddess?
8. Far from the maddinG
crowds ignoble strife" is q line
from Gray's poem concerned with
what?
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-30

l. In the Battle Hymn Of the
Republic"
2. John McGraw.
3. The nutmeg tree Is the only
plant whose seed produces two
common spices, nutmeg and mace,
the latter being the dried arillode,
or fibrous covering, Of the nutmeg
kernel.
4. The eye of a cat acts as q
mirror which throws of light, but
it does not generate it.
5. Trumpets.-Joshua $40.
6. Under normal and compare
BILE conditions, a woman's heart
beats from S to 2 per cent faster
than that of man.
Z. Diana.
8. A country churchyard (elegy
written in q country churchyard).
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-30

ders, don't 60 quietly ahead and
live their lives as they want to.
Their only way out is quarrels and
divorce. But I believe many wom-
an would find herself out of the
woods Of headaches, depression,
nerves, discomfort, if she sat down
seriously today-or better, took a
long walk, while bordering the ques-
ton, what changes in our lives
would make me happy? What would
LIKE to do?"
Almost always the answer is near
er than she thinks.
Set in His Ways.
my husband is the best man in
the world" a Philadelphia wife once
wrote me, "but he. is set. He hates
anything out Of the way. For ex-
ample when two summers ago I
clipped my little girls hair quite
short, for their comfort and my con-
venience in the hot weather, he was
so angry and so long resentful that
I paid dearly for it, and so did the
girls. This year they wear curls,
a great care for mother. Our boy is
six months old, and as I do all my
own work l was glad to get the
baby-pen into commission again. But
Kent has decided that the pen may
curb the baby's natural daring, as
he grows, and he won't let me use it.
1--WE have a pleasant back yard
with naples and elms in it, and I
have hedges around the clotheslines
and the barrels. Often I would like
to serve lunch or supper there, for
the birds do the clearing up and I
can make a meal picnic, with pa
per cups and napkins. But this con-
ventional man of mine is always
conscious of the few back windows
of neighbors' houses that overlook
the yard; some one MIGHT be look
ing down on US and our hamburgers!
"Kent hands me his pay check
every week; he doesn't drink; he
loves his wife and children. We
save, and we own lovely roomy
home. But it is trying to be checked
at so many turns, and I am Won
dering if you ever had a problem
like mine to solve, and what IS the
cure.
Regimented Living.
81 must not send poems to the
evening paper, because it embar-
raises him. The children are never
permitted to see the 'funnieS' In the
Sunday paper. No caller must ever
be in the house when Kent gets
home. If I telephone a friend he
keeps up an undertone: Cut that,
dear. You've been six minutes
you've been seven minutes. II
suggest a movie he is apt to say
kindly, 4 don't think that with all
you've had to do today you want to
sit in a hot movie Never in the
nine years since my oldest was born
has he stayed at home and let me
go anywhere at night.
But we all love our daddy, and
this is not complaint" the letter end
ed. Its only that if he would be
a little less critical, we would all be
so happy" :,
This letter is about six years old.
I quote it as a perfect illustration
of the state of vassalage in which
some women unconsciously live. The
man neither knew he was a tyrant,
nor the woman that her life was be-
ing robbed of all its bloom. And
of course the result was frightened
nerves and half-conscious resent
ment on her part, and the encour-
n cement of his messianic complex to
an insufferable point.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-30

schooled his first
steeplechaser 81
years ago-and aft
er 81 years he is
still many lengths
in front und er
wraps. He is also
On e of the top
sportsmen of all
time, one of the
most rem ark able
m en- L we ever
known in sport.
His anne is
Thomas Hitchcock,
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-30
|5oa;lt!l34||

I Ike" said the Duffer serenely,
TO read Of the faults in this
game,
VI faults that are almost obscenely
biockading the highway of fame,
VI those who are stymied or bunk
cred,
Who don't pivot right on the tee,
80 please print lot Of the incorrect
clutch
OF those who are swaying or duck
ing too much
Gust any old fault is a personal
touch)
For that's what's the matter with
me.
SARATOGA, N. Y.-The top horse
- man of the world today is in the
general direction of his eightieth
year-high up in the seventies. He
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-08-30
EQUALITY

Kathleen Norris makes q plea for
equality OF ipomen pifh men. She
dePLores the state OF unconscious pas.
saidge in phich many pomen lire.
Their lire, are constantly being regu-
lated by domineering husband, gho
don't realize they are acting as f,ranfs
orer their beloved tpipe,. Mis-, Norris
studies the serious problem raised BY
This deplorable condition and offers
adpice on hotU il can be solved.