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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

crease your opporiunities In business.
YOU must begin the Battle OF Life!
Do not dread it. II YOU are ready
and tit. the very struggle gives zcst
&c living. Life is beautiful.
Ninety per cent OF the failures
OF men and women arc caused by the
lack OF having trade. I hope some
cay the choice and learning of a trade
VIII be as compulsory in our schools
as learning y. Il. {. Eut it will not
be TINS year; so. dear school boys and
your parents and friends. select what
your inclinations lean TO, and direct
all your ways along those lines.
Learn 4 trade. even If YOU tn ink
yen need not follow one. l; is great.
big deposit YOU stow away in your lifc's
safe deposit box.
with other studies, don't neglect mu-
sic and art. If not for use, for pleas
ure. Until YOU try building a voice.
how can you tell what God-sivcn trea-
sure YOU possess III your throat? I'm
less YOU study music, how can YOU
know If heavenly harmonies are throb-
music. how can you understand and
follow tho divine compositions masters
have hequeathcd to the word?
Beautiful when Understood.
Unless YOU study art. how can YOU
understand and enjoy what the masters
nave put into life upon canvaSes and
what genius lives in your fingers?
Life is beautiful but only beautiful
to those who can see and hear and
understand. Education is the key.
everything you learn makes life more
beautiful. Don't limit its beauty by
ignorance. study! Learn. Know! Mas
Ter; Make yourself proficient. You can
Believe in yourself. Don't be shy.
What others can do. you can do. DO
Ii. Don't allow anyone to excel YOU
study. study! study, You are never
100 young and YOU are never too old
Never cease, to study. Make it Your
one aim in life to see just to what cx-
tent YOU can develop that brain in
your head. Always keep before YOU
me fact that II is yours. You can
10 with that brain what YOU will.
Make IL what you want. You are what
you wish TO be.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
Mewest FuHHats
Are Rolling Bach
For Dressy Wear, Feath-
ers and Quilts Are
Chosen.
BY RITA sTUYvEsANr.

| Among the millinery modes predomi-
! mating for tho season there is de-
cidcd tendency towards hats that roll
| back off the face and are pointed n
bit at the sides. Velvet. of course. is
| given the preference because it is so
! becoming. but there arc some smart
hats shown in velour. duvetyns and
metal brocadcs For drcSsy wear
/ feathers are chosen. and even the tail
ored show fetching quilts AT sharp an
giles. Long odd shaped hat pins are
also represented for fall trimming
Bright orange is color that prom
Uses TO be used extensively If one may
Judge from the popularity il is enjoy
ing at present. And not only is it
being fashioned OF this gay color in
soft, rich velvet. A stunning hat OF
this kind VS. recently seen IN a drapcd
tnrhan and the onl' relieving note was
an odd jet ~; pin that showed its dark
beauty TO advantage on the bright
orange background.
Black and orange velvet il a com
hination not so difficult TO wear rs
the plain orange. y fashionable hat
chose black velvet for it's material III a
rolling turn back shape. The top side
OF the hat was faced with the orange
colored velvet and as If that were not
enough 10 please tho fastidious caste
il tied a braided cord OF orange wool
heavily taSseled about the crown
fOr GTcSSS W.T.. Tue p'ANtE SH'pS
arc Offering an exquisite pannc velvet
hat in decp cinnamon shade with
an ostrich plume in darker tone. The
plumcs are usually set on to droop
gracefully off the sides or back OF the
hat.
Parne velvet hats untrimmcd arc on
sale in the shops and como in henna.
violet Kings blue. myrtle. castor ;aupc
and black The feather companies ca n
provide plumcs in nearly all these
shades Very often one can have a
light plume dyed and use IL TO advan-
tagc on 4 new hat.
Brocaded hats arc enjoying quite a
vogue at this time and are smart who n
worn with tho tailored suit Small
shapes Of black velvc, roll back and
arc faced with brpcaded ribbon.
gold or silver cord knotted about the
crown .is the only trimming one uses
on these chic hats.
Wool embroidery gains steadily IN
popularity. and every day one sees
moro Interesting hats with gay touches
~ bright wool Soft black velvet
shapes arc done in various coioreu
WOO, In simple designs. Sometimes
inc hat is outlined with several rows
of darninE stitch, while others sno"
odd conventional figures spiashed over
the brinl .ot,
For sports wear one selects a sol.
,ro- .ta,n' in tnupc or dust color
and wears it at rnkish angie. larsc
iadc green. red or silver hat pm ENes
an individual note
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

~. oivot point which decides: II you
arc ui-manncrcd. tough. rude. lond
voiced. dirty. muddy minded. you ara
no, the equal of cultured ana F'"ne"
Your conduct in school. upon the
streets. and TO your schoolma,cs AT
once proclaims your "cQuality.| GU
cannot deceive anybody. Nothing
makes YOU but yourself--your own in
dividuaiity Even should your nome
surroundinEs leave much to be desired,
YOU can be what you Will.
Cannot I.rnrn Too Much.
Never he inpolite. Greet your teach
ors when Won como and go. Also your
! schoolmatcs What YOU do daily be-
| comes part Of you.
| You cannot learn too much. Do moi
neglect languages. Each Language
means another head. II you have two
! languages YOU have two heads. You
! can have six or dozen just as easily
Once you master two others come easy
Each additional language is like dis
! covering another world. And IN add:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

just like n banana peel. You can try
TO dig or drag out your corns with a
knife. or slice them with a bloody
razor, or use bandagcs and tape and
wrap up your toe into package. but
that's the 'trcat-'em- rough" painful.
foolish way. Use or drops of
Gets It"---thatS the peaceful. sure,
comm sense way that never fails
You reach tho corn easily with the
Gets It" bottle II does not hurt the
true flesh. Try ii. trot and smile. It's
blessing; never fails
.Getslt." tho only sure. guaranteed.
money back. corn remover, costs but "a
tri1c at any drug store. MID by L.
Lawrence s: Co. Chicago, Ill.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
THE FLOWERS
TO DECORATE TABLE
Never Arrange Floral Pieces i'm
Straight Line From End
TO End.

Some care must be exercised in the
selection Of highly colored flowers for
use as table decorations in the evening
TO AVOID the risk OF strik ing discordant
notes with the gowns of the guests.
For instance, a lady in pink gown
would nave an uneasy feeling if She
ranEement OF crimson dahlias; nor
would a mauve chryanthemum help
matters As rule. it Will be found
that eep-hued flowers cannot be
forcd into harmony with the lighter
shades found in evening gowns.
a pretty table decoration in the fal:
selected for color blending. y skill
full florist can work wonders with this
lovely material alone.
The chrysanthcmum is more popular
in the fail than any other Hover. Some
beautiful new varieties in the sma |
types are magnificent for table dccora-
lions.
simple form of table decoration is
centcrpiece. This may be only a vase
taStc:ulv filed with bowers.
more elaborate decoration calls for
auxiliary pieces-shori vases filled
with flowers serve admirably. If
should star, from 4, seemingly natural
point. such a the decorated base Of a
centerpiece. and end a they Will.
The floral pieces on long table
should never be arranged in a straight
line from end to end-a ziEzaG ar
rangement is more artistic
In the decorations for an evening en-
tcrtainmcnt some consideration must
be given 10 tho lighting. With day
light any shade of color is distinctive.
hut with strong artificial light ycllows
and the lighter pinkS lose character.
II is always advisable to get tho flor-
lists advice when ordering flowers for
evening use.
Flowers, such as narcissus and tulips,
have a natural appearance when ar
ranged in shallow dishes. the stems
inserted in blocks provided for the
purpose. Roses and other long stem
med flowers are better used in vases
An ordinary punch bow! makes an
excellent container for use as a center
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
C0rns Tween Toes?
Use Easy Gets

Any Corn or CnlluS Comes OF Peace
fully, Gloriously. Never Fails.
1t is easy for "Gcts-it" to reach
"hard-to- gct-at" corns. and better yet.
II is easy to remove them. because
"Gcts-lt" makes them come right off
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

gold. In short length fitting tho hips.
rho reverse side OF the flaps that fn-
bright blue. while another note of color
was introduced ia purple camisolc
foundation that showed family through
the metallic fabric.
Another number designed for dis
play was on q foundation OF ono OF
the brilliant magenta toned reds. with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
DETAIL IN CLOTH FROCKS
style sheets Indicate Tint Tailored
Gnrmcnt VIII tcmnin Slim
Possible.

Straight line effects and panel types
are being featured in the tailored
frocks which one manufacturer is max
ing up this season, and II seems to be
the proper thing for the tailored frock
TO remain as slim as pOssih without
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
T'imc for ItonstInr,

Beef roasted in IL gas oven requires
fifteen minutes for each pound. Lamb.
veal and pork each require twenty
minutes TO the pound. and pork really
ought to have little more time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

piece. when roses or chrysanthemums
are 20 be used. Tho flowers should be
GRADED from center to edge according
Ing placed in the center
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

n black lace ever dress. low cut ana
short sleeves with tabs OF tho lace to
hang over the skirt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
NEW CLOTH OF GOLD

Extreme Novelty Noted in blouse on
show During Past
Week.
An extreme novelty noted last week
was blouse made all OF cloth of
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
INFORMATION DEL SUR

y ron viejo la barca "Magdelyn
Scherley Lord, que navegaba
con deStino a Francia cuando em
barranc6 en- nuestras costas, un
POGO al SO. de este puerto.
FL Talioso cargamentO ha' sido
almacenado ell distintos editicios
de la Playa Y esta perfectamentc
vigilado por las autOridades
aduaneraS.
--Esta tarde nos ofrece la
Compaiiia Severine.Cid en- el
'Teatro Broadway" una repre-
sentaci6n de la "Viuda Allegro"
Y esta noche nos dara Los Boe
mios" V "El Pobre Valbuena",
Cabc anticipar que las funcio
nes de la matinee y la velada Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29

ran otros tantos exitos para la
Compaiiia.
VA esta convalcciendo. Ell
alberta Marcia hacia el rcstable.
cimiento, nucStro bucn amigo
don Augusta Gautier, iefe dc Ia
Sucursal que mantiene alberta
aqui la respectable tiIma "Sanchez
Morales & Co."
Nos satisface pOdcr, aDotar es.
ia noticia.
--Anunciase que la noche de
mahana lunes trabajara en- ell
"Teatro Broadway" cl cuadro
que viene con Raul del Monte v
la Compaiiia Severine-Cid.
Ell jefc Urtado, dc la Policia
Insular de este distrito, detuvo
al nenor Manuel Ramirez Y 10
pondra a disposition de la Corte
Juvenil en- la primera session que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29

dicho tribunal celebrc. acusando-
le dc haber hurtado la suma de
ocho d6lares pertenecientes la
sefora Constancia Alvarez.
-Desde hace varios dias llue-
yc inSesantemente en- eSta juris-
dicci6n, aunque no muy fuerte !;
v con tai motive ell caudal del rio
Portuguese ha aumentado bastan-
te.
--DebidO La lluvia fue sus-
pendida anoche la function que
nos habfa anunciado la aplaudi-
da Compafia Severini-Cid, que
con tanto exito viene trabajando
en- ,el Tcatro Broadpay desde
hace yarias semanas.
-Continuan en- San Juan los
seiiores Ramon Cordero Matos Y
Jorge Remedies, gestionando el
asunto de Ia segregation del po-
blado de la Playa del termino
Municipal de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29

Aver tarde fue enterra:
do en- ell Cementerio civil de esta
ciudad el cadaver del que fue
apreciable vecino don SiXto Mar
tinez, quien falleci6 antier tarde
en- su domicilio, calle Victoria
116, de csta poblaci6n.
Ell tinado era hermanO de nues
tros buenos amigos don Candido
Rivera V don Pelegrin Martinez.
los que damos nuestra sentida
c0ndolencia.
-Por habcr sustraido u peda
zos dc cana. de una pieza pertene-
ciente a la Hacienda Barran-
cas-, hoy colonia del Central
Guanica''. ell policfa Ramon Leon
Ramos detuvo al yecino Guada
lupe Ruiz V formulara denupcia
contra 81 ante la autoridad CO.
rrespondiente, acusandole de ha-
Der cometido un delito de hurto
menor. Ia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
En- Ia Ciudad Encantada..

que a ella agradara fnucho, Sc
guramente mas, que 81 le conce-
lies u coraz6n! Con sus ideas
--Pero ella dice que cumple
.nuy bien todos sus deberes.
-Menos los Flares, 81 tene-
nos Senadores, en- casa.
NO Sc puede discutir conti-
go, vas a pulverizar a mi pobre
prima. ;Y de Santita, que tie
res que decirme, mala lengua!
--Santita es el modelo de mu-
jer perfecta que nos envi6 Dios;
sencilla, modesto, caritativa, ha-
cendosa, con trato de gentes y
rara cultura en- muchacha tan jo
ven, y elegante, elegantisima,
sin tocar jamas la zona del des-
coco, nj de la Extravaganza. Es
encantadora sin ser coqueta y
armoniza tan bien los dones que
dc arriba Sc trajo, que a mi me
parece un ramillete de encantos
femeninos en- un precioso bGca-
70 con forma de mujer.
II Voy a estar celosa!
--Entonces tendriamos que de
cir que la seflorita Lucita ha per-
dido su mejor cualidad.
mo hay tenor de este. 20
nc RE trajc de ALA NADIA de esas
c,sas buenisimas que Sc trajo
Santita, pero las estoy adqui-
riendo aqui y para ell case, da 10
mismo. >. mo me permitiras ir
con las de X?
-Mientras den esos 'peligro-
sos" paseos, te confieso que pre-
Zero decirte que no, y me duele
10 complacerte. Deja que COM
,rendan que hacen NAL, que sfen
an TN poquito Gle frfo. mi Luci-
e, y busquen de nuevo el dulce
:alor del bien; sc estan po1iendo
ilgunas muchachas libres en- ex-
reno y nuestra sociedad esta
;ufriendo grandementc. va hay
nucho rosal enfermo y la mejor
nanera de eXterminar el NAL
8, ell aislamiento.
--Empiezo a comprender, y,
lila veo a mama que nos llama
ell sol Sc esta despidiendo dc la
ierra! Cuidado que 10 hace con
:ariilo! Parece IN enamorado
lue no supiera como dejar la
lovia iverdad?.. La acaricia
antamente, y las nubes Sc rubo-
'izan ives que rojas Sc ponen?
5eran tobilleras, las nubes, Fras
luito?. :.
Son ancianas doncellas y tie
nen ell rubor de "illo tempore",
lue era asi, bellisimo. algo que
estamos perdiendo y el cielo nos
recuerda a diarioS. :.
-Si, cada vez que el sol beSa
4 la terra y las viejas nubes Sc
cuboriZan. :.
NJ. de Clementier.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
timo que llegue.

tlnnO que llegue... ~
-Vamos a dejarla, por hoy?
Como tn quieras; pero te
advierto que esta tarde es de
tormentas; tengo que decirte
que no aceptes la invitaci6n de
las de x; la chica Sc va de pa,
SEQ en- auto con los muchachos,
paseos peligrosisimos, no pue-
des imaginarselo.
--Pero todo 10 que puede SUI
ceder es que Sc rompa un hueso
~ ESQ me dara mucha pena, Pc
ro no veo en- clio motive para
evitar salir con elias; son unas
chicas "bien", que me agradan
mucho; pertenecen al grupo
"chic"
-Ahora estan de moda las
que no 10 son.
-DiceS tn ESQ, pero eres el
primero en- admirarlas y hay
quien dice que fue tu debilidad
la mas pequeiia.
-Pues erraron el diagnostico
rorQue me entusiasmaba Ia ami
ga, la sehorita q. -; tiene unos
lojos verdes preciosisimos y ha-
bla con tai dulzura y con tai en-
canto que llegue a enamorarme
dc ella. Despues supe que lie ha-
bia escrito cartas atrevidisimas
a un amigo mio, que fue su no.
vic, y este mat6 toda Illusion. :.
Me alegra saber que la hu-
lbo, cstaba "descuidada" y creyen
1ote viejo admirador de Ia de x.
---Esa, Lucita, es dulce que
empalaga; Sc ofrece, Sc da, hay
que llevar un cuerpo de defensa
'cuando una va con ella. iQue IT,
,po de mujer mas repugnante!
No es cualquier cosa, francamen
te, y es mas cue cualquier cosa
-Esas mujeres son las que
GUSTAV a ustedes.
--Esta la senorita, hoy, que
no acierta una; los hombres
ivan" con esas mujeres y cuan-
do "vienen" necesitan mucho bi
carbonate de soda para el espi-
ritu. Dan dyspepsia, hija mia,
enferman el alma, la indiges-
tan. :. Y perd6name que tie ha-
BILE asi. Yes til prima Adora-
ci6n? Esa hace sentir el vacio.
lie parece a .uno que esta al bor-
de de un precipicio, que va uno
a caerse y, no hay nadie que lie
socorra, y sin embargo Adora-
cion esta al lado, muy bonita,
muy engalanada, con trajes de
gran "chic", sombreros, alhajas,
bolso, vanity box, NADIA falta
de la indumentaria femenina, So
10 eI corazon. iLo ha dejado en-
ell otro mundo, porque parece
que nueStro sei1or Sc le olvid6
ponerlo en- el bonito estuche, va
YES. que lie concedo belleza, cosa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
Va cstd dHjado et cargamcnto dc
alcohol que t'uin bordo c'
"uaJdelm Scherley Lard

PONCE. abril 27.-Temporal-
mente ST ha organizado aqui dos
norenas con objeto de allegar
fondos que Sc destiparan la adj
quisici0n de 10 que necesita el
team Ponce" para trasladarse
a esa Capital. Y jugar ahi con el
"Borinqucn Stars" Y el Army
" esta tardc miden sus fuerzas
por primera vez.
VA estan Ell TERRA los tres
mil seiscientos envases que traia
en- sus bodegas, llenos de alcohol
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
III

/ Ill
Lucita tiene una hermana, Ma
ria Antonia, la llaman Santita,
por buena; es elegante de cuer-
20 y bonita de rostro; viste con
extremada sencillez y buen gus
to, y no sc parece en- NADIA a
Lucita, a la que quisiera modifi-
car "un poquito"; pero Lucita
va ha elegido "su modelo''. SUI
prima Adoracion, mujer de ca
racter vivisimo, que maneja la
volante de un auto, como su her.
mana la aguia y sin ser mala,
no es buena.
| Frasquito, que va hemos di-
cho es un real mozo de porte dis
tinguidisimo esta en- ell Parque
con su novia; la mama y Santi-
ia charlan en- un banco, mientras
los "fiances" pasean y "se estu-
dian" Que Frasquito conoce
"a merveille" a las peligrosas
mundanas, pero esta perplejo
frente al libro en- blanco que cree
q su prometida.
% Por que no te gusta ADO
racion, me resultas puzzle" a
veces, Frasquito; es linda, SIM
patica
-Su simpatia Sc esfuma en-
cuanto empieza el analisis, es
perfectamente superficial. Ami
ga de toda recien llegada y mo-
two de pena y desengaiio de to-
da buena amistad antigua. No
es mujer, chiquita, es un "recla-
me" de la Ultima hora."
--Es que te vuelves raro y
Icursiy sin darte cuenta. No
crees tn que estaba obligada a
ir q esos bales, siendo su espo-
80 parte integrante de la fiesta?
En- cuestiones del corazon
no admito excuses. Ha faltado
a todos los quereres; Ihuelgan
crespones y trajes negros GUAM
do sc va q una fiesta. EN- la
que en- realidad, no hace una
uinguna falta. ;Crees til que
era indispensable tn prima ADO
raci6n en- ese bale?
i Tanto como ser indispensa-
Bile!
Como muneca de lujo, aca-
so, buena para decirle a esos Sc
fores: "Ve usted a esa mujer,
es la especie rara en- nuestro
pals, ell corazon y la cabeza debe
tenerlo lleno de aserrin, de otra
suerte estaria en- su casa"
-iQue mordaz es este novio
mio!
-Es que soy todo coraz6n y
no concibo a una mujer sin la
mujer.
-Debe ser de su hogar! Uy,
que cursi esta este senior!
Els que Adoraci6n habria
que decir que es el consul del dl-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
LOS ANuJNCIOS EN- Ell lvIPARCIAL.
LLAAIE AL TELEFONO 900.

NUESTRA TARIFA para contratos de anuncios,
hechos en- la Isla de art1culos para venta
los cOnsumdores
CONTRATOS DE MAS DE 5000 PULGADAS.
PULGADA de anunciOs pOr c0lumna, pagnas inte-
riores, 10 centavos publication.
PULGADA, pagina ingesa, contratos pequefos
$1.00 Ia pulgada.
PAGINAS exteriores 20 cenravos la pulgada.
PRINIERA PLANA: $100 pulgada, no usando mas
de dOce
Es entendido que los anuncios de pagna entera son
de mayor costo.
POR LINEA, paginas interiores 10 centavos la pri-
mera veZ y 5 las sucesivas.
Para fuera de la Isla solicte datos :, .kI
PAGO ADELANTADO. = t
JOAQUIN PUJALS SANTANA.
Administrator.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-05-08
PHONE COST AND PHONE RATES

Four the Weekly paper Kansas was gen
orally dollar and the editor usually willing
ms subscriber for Today the
are $500 with
prompt payment Why? Because fully percent
Tor ms paper ink labor and machinery
and the only av he could
by increasing the price of his product
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ing; and to the unknown heirs, exc
cutors, administrators, devisees, trus-
tees and assigns of each and all of
the above named, mentioned and de-
scribed persons, if any, who are dead i;
to the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, the Union Pacific Land Com
pany and the unknown successors,
trustees, assigns and former officers
and stockholders of the Kansas Pac-
life Railway Company, a dissolved
corporation:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified that you have been used in
the District Court of Ellis County,
Kansas by c. D. Blake, as plaintiff,
and that you, and each of you, must,
on or before the twentieth (2Oth) !,
day of June, 1919, answer the petit
ton of said C. D. Blake filed against
you and each of you in said court in
said action or said petition will be
taken as true and judgment render
ed accordingly in said action quiet
ing and establishing the title of
said G. ID. Blake to Lots seven Cd
and nine (9) in Block fourteen (14)
of the original town of Hays City,
now City of Hays, in Ellis County,
Kansas, as against each and all of
you and forever barring and exclud-
ing you and each of you from all
right, title, estate, interest and lien
in, to and upon said real estate and
every part thereof
E. C. FLOOD,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest: R. A. LIEKER,
Clerk of District Court