$} i4 Thursday, March 28, 1929 SPAIN IS PICTURESQUE, _ | BEAUTIFUL, FASCINATING | In fact oddly enough, she is everyâ€" ‘ $ thing she has been painted. To hurry | through Spain as I am doing is like ; , running through a large picture galâ€"~ . lery. Every mile is. a corridor in |â€" which you might well linger. The county _police . are garbed as g,entle-l men of Napoleon, the gesture with which that one throws back his cape | and puts his hand to his sword is | more than Napoleonic, it is royal.| The doorways, streets, each one-i beckons, all but commands. _ _‘ [ Traveling through Spain without | a word of Spanishâ€"not even able to | do more than guess that it is danâ€" gerous to lean out of the window has its humorous side. Two little ~Spaniards tried half; an hour yesâ€" ~terday on the train to ask me someâ€" thing, speaking. very loud and gutâ€" turally. Finally in despair I handed out my Frenchâ€"English dictionary and after half an hour more of comâ€" bined diligence they pointed to a word. I read "copyâ€"book." It finally transpired when they had resorted to the unjversal language of â€"signs ~that they. wondered if L would like some tea. . The connection between "copyâ€"book" and. "tea" was. obscure but feéaring apoplexy. I â€"didn‘t press the question. / ~ . is & Barcelona, my first ‘stop, is the 1 ~tuahe« af Spain" ~A bustling whirâ€" some tea. . Ine conn ucopy_boqk†and. "tea but féaring apoplexy the question. / ~ . cord the fourteenth century palaces ‘Wi their exquisite stone work and tropiâ€" cal patios, the beautiful and impresâ€" sive cathedral containing the famâ€" ous "Christ of the Invincible . Arâ€"|. mada"â€"but it is a. night in Barâ€" celona which interested me most. Not the conventional "Night in Spain" of the musical comedies, but |_ a far more interesting one which L watched at intervals from my balâ€" cony as from a box at the »play. ‘ During the evenmg all is moveâ€" ment, life, color, The Spaniards promenade endlessly on their bouleâ€" wards, talking incessantly their soft explosive language. As midnight comes and goes, life gradually thins | outâ€"on . the boulevards, _ and the smaller darker stréets gather it in. Directly across from my batcony is a tiny gambling place, set in a hole in the wall. â€"Here all â€"night long three or four men play their game. ~The clink of coins, the rattle of dice, a furious burst of language, silence again: Fewer and fewer people go | ~by, the taxis hoot along theâ€" streetst leaving the ‘silence trembling . as draperies in the wake of wind. One | of the gamblers turns away. To prove that it is Spain, in a voice of' _ purest melody, he breaks into_ a. ~song. The others join in, frequentâ€" ty, as if, under the director‘s baton, droning quickly away into silence and the sound of _thg'_coins. eP The stars are .bril a dying moon climbs the center of the sh goes . n_tgnotono{;sly $ and the sound Ol LNE CU°NCEâ€" The stars are brilhant.overheud.\ a dying moon climbs wearily toward the center of the sky. *The game goes monotonansly _ on. An hour more and the moon has reached â€"its placeonly to find it has been superceded by the dawn. No taxis now ~but*thasâ€"market wagons take up the sacred trust of noise. . They thunder down the naprow streets as locomotives gone r * cCO o_E CMIITT TY "ESsTHER GOULD S â€"â€"TRAVL L. CORNL R mad. Some cocks crow, they &Fe O "I/"~ way to market so all unwitting they: are greeting their last dawn. The light is stronger. A flock of birds rise up in a great> whirl. and disappear. The gamblers are tired at last. they turn away. _ _A oneâ€"legged news vendor hobbles up exâ€" citedly to his post. an old woman in a shaw! creeps out ‘under a vast market basket. The pleasures of the night are past, the busiâ€" ness of the day has begun. RAYMOND â€"WHITCOMB S$.5. "Carinthia‘"‘â€"â€" June 26 S.S. ‘Franconia‘‘â€"â€"June 29 Raymond-\hihitcbmb North Cape Cruises for almost ten years have NORTH CAPEâ€"BALTIC SUMMER CRUISES been the most popular Summer Cruises to sail from America. This year there will be TWO Rayâ€" mond â€" Whitcomb Sumâ€" mer Cruises to the Land of the. Midnight â€"Sun. ‘The cruiseâ€"ships will be sisterâ€"ships â€"the newest 5 Siprien RAYMOND & WHITCOMB COMPANY 176 No. Michigan Avenue Chicago â€"â€" Tel. State 8615 Cunardersâ€"speciallyâ€"deâ€" signed for cruising. Sailâ€" ing just after the close of schools and colleges, these cruises have conâ€" sistently attracted younger people and famâ€" ilies bound for a vacaâ€" tion together. They may holiday in themselves (generous shore excurâ€" sions characterize the programs) or as a deâ€" lightful new way toParis. The routes include Iceâ€" land, the North Cape and Hammerfest, Trondâ€" hjem, the most beautiful of the Norwegian Fjords and the cities of Scanâ€" dinavia and the Balticâ€" Bergen, Oslo, Stockholm, Visby, . Tallinn (Esthoâ€" nian capital), Helsingâ€" fors (capital of Finâ€" land) and Copenhagen. Theâ€"ratesâ€"$800 â€"_upâ€"â€" include assured homeâ€" ward accommodations by such noted Cunard liners as the "Aquiâ€" taniaâ€, “Berengaria†and "Mauretania‘" as well as the "Carinâ€" thia‘"‘ and "Franconia‘". Hâ€"E P R ES S E1204 iNoi't!u Shore Towns °_ _ | Get Tax Bills Later Open season on taxpayers, except along the North Shore opened this week with collectors in several townâ€" ships accepting payments for general taxes. County Treasurer Jay B. . Morse. will not be ready to issue statements for North Shore cities until April 1, or possibly.a few days earlier. â€" | The Libertyville books were delayâ€" ed, it was stated, but will soon be in the hands of the collectors. © The sysâ€" tem of accepting payment in the home township <of the, taxpayer wWas inâ€" augurated to save time for the debâ€" tor and to avoid congestion in the treasurer‘s office. s â€"â€"Collectors are as follows: 2 Newport township: James: Welch, Rosencrans. _ .8 s Grant township: A. H, Franzen, Fox Lake.: . â€"â€" *B3« + â€"Lake Villa township:â€"R.. Manzer, Lake Villa. C fe s _ Warren township: Mrs. Mabel Mcâ€" Cullough, Gurnee. +3sâ€"sra % “Ll‘i)-e;t},flll-li-e- â€"Bï¬ship: l_\dts. D.‘ E. Morse, Libertyville. f . Fremont township: Albert Snyder, Mundelein. â€"Phone 2048 17 Years‘ _ Expgerience * PIANOQ TUNING . 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