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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
Los QUE TRABAJAN ALA NTENPERIE

Uro DC Io5 ryriodicos mas inPortants &c
Cuba, y de n America Latina, 10 IS Gin
duda FL TuDdc" cue s. pChGca en- Ia Ha-
haEA Is q que mas :craprano circCla. tauto
en- n ciadad como en- provinrias. II Eu-
biico rSca a~costurb-ado = -CcIb:-lo en- las
o-i-neras ho-as De Il mamma y los repa-t-
dorcs en- los pueblus cstau ale-taS &c n lie
Sada pG-a sc-yi- q los ~lecto-cs pUnsCalracn-
-. En- = i-npoTtlute Poh!acion de BcJu-
ca. q IS EiGnct-o5 de La Haha3a, el ac-
two rrp=-tidor. ST.. Erneto Rodriguez. c.
4 Sin falta en- So pucSto, EUevc Q tTucHc'
como Een~e-alncHtc sc dice; = los lcctorcs
Gel popular diario no pucde1 C~lelarSe Dc
cue 81 ST.. Rodriguez haya DECADE dc Soy
writes IN solo Ola. ESto. como @ nat.-
raj. -equie-e Que aun en- TEMPO inclc-neGtG.
81 rep-rido- este en- 10 Gale. pues aunque
e:e-tancate g. Ut bencficio = tr152ja- a.
ni1e Gb-e. sisnRre sc csta czpuesto 4 en-
~tsrna-sc tzrLe o tcnoCano del reUnatSmo.
o de c~ualquicr otro NAL FL Sr. Rodriguez
90 srferr76, cc-o t-yD IA suerta tc encoH-
tar 50 aIivio en- las Pastii,as Arvslina, que
-si de acrerdo con las Instructions. impui-
s.do 2or Ia gratitud. escribi6 b~revCmencc
I !cs ta5-;caates como sigCe -Doy G Us
tcdcs izf:ni;as Cracias Dor e. b:cn cue re
han hecho Las P.Erjllas &--elins. las CUE
Gn;se.dss." e ST.. Rodriguez IS horah-e
Dc palzb-s. ) no Gcsperdicia OCCASION para
reccraend1- ms P2stiiias Avclina a Eus
pariertes y coroc!doo. JEo dc clos 81 -.
Justo Rodriguez, cue ranSien dc5cnps2E u-a
tcupaci5n CUE reqrierr eI esta- sica27e a.
ni-e Ibre. puc5 cs mensaiero del TELEGRAPH, :
tisre pcr 10 ta1to. que t~rsha;az &c dta ;
de noche = bajo las inclsmcncias del t?er1po.
para re2arti- los teleSraInas y ateadcr los
ds-nSs debs-cs &C So cargo. Justo Eod-1-
Elez s1fri6 mas cue E-resso. y v&aso % cue
dice en- carta que diTiS:6 q ios fabr:cantcs de
las PEstiI!as Ar-e,iaa MI eI;steacia err
TN eterro na-tirio. pues du=ante varies amos
pade-i dolores = Henalidsdes sin cUento. Ia
labaae en- tslcs condolences, quo no Podia
cc1seSuiz Ina medicine que me hicicra bien.
Ne acostaha y me era impossible ei conciliG-
e. suc5o. Pc- ms mahaans suf-a ho-i-
elements al qGe-e- levaatarTnc. pucs con
dolores Ter TODD e. cucrpo. las mas de las
wees 70 rodia c~orciliar 81 suC1o, GDarte de
que ne squejaban schaqucs de otra raru-
-alsza- Solamcate cuaado lei uno de los
foIctiass dc ustedEs, vine z cacr en- "a cucc-
~ de que 10 cue rcccsita5a cru U-3 nedl-
Gina para log rinones. 81 &c CUE dcaesba
o5tsae- a,SSn resuIt2do favorable. Ahora me
explco 10 i1eficaces Gas ne Gran los par
ches rc-aSos cue 2c-Eonas conocidas MAS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

rsahan cen buen rcsultado. Me daban caios-
fTos ) NE acatar-aba con faciidat Nun
"a Sc me ~Quitabaa las iafaecas y dolorcs
dc cabcza. III causancio era constante J mi
Gc5ilidad guuenS2b& de dia en- dia- En-
cIa1:O ECpe de su me3icInG. n ccmpre CT
Il Farulcia De san Rafael. y lamcnto aho-
n ., no hHbc- conorido autc5 las Pastilla5
A~=veliDa. cuya eececia me fue aiviando
@-2dU2tncnte, hGSta sentirnc hoy mejor que
nGnca. DaHdoles las rracias por q bisn
que las pastil!aS Arvclina me han hecao,
me suSz-ibo de ustedS atentanCnte. S. s.
Justo Rod-iEucz, Mcnsaiero &c TclGrrafos.'
Il s.. Rai-;Cucc. 10 satsfecho con una
COMMUNICATION. h euvlado otra en- n Qcc
dice que p156 amos cntcros t-ataado de
c:ransc con purCI1ccJ y toda clase de nc
GiciEGS. tOniCoS = rcco-sti.Uyvrtcs, con les
cue apcnas 81 kg-j N alivio pnsajc-o Ana
dc que n Dega- I sUs rnlTo5 uco dc los il
h-itcs o fo,lctos e1 Que Sc ununcian Is Pas
tiIlas A~rveliHa, c~onprcnGi6 al Instant. Cue
800 Sc cararia arroja7do tucrn cl acid7
U-ico. los mElos humo7cs de IL sanEre 0 a.
go parecido. Compgsba las PastiLss A-vc-
lima. indistinta-aent en- IL Fasnacis Ze-tu-
chg dc JimAGcz Andrea. 0 Ell In de ssh
Rafael de- Sr. Francisco Canoos. a Las
pocEs dos:s eonpreadi6 gue 81 rsnedio J"
Aacia bieH. ; Hsf c~oHtiruo hRsta eonsun1;-
seis t-asccs---Pued ssegu-r- positvSraeRtc,
que 81 antcs hubic-a conocido ms Pnsti!!as
Ar7elina. ne hubrin evitado DOCE amos de
~5uf-in!cntos ; cons;dcrnblcs Eastos.
ID que nas rae Rc1-nensa5a, Gran dolores e.
IA caber. en- el cst6raago, en- los rihoncs =
en- Il vejiEa. Descandc que Sc p-ppaSue e.,
ESQ dc les PastiIlas ArveliEG para hiea
general. Quedo &c ustcde5 alto. S. S. Justo
Rodriguez"
TODD e. quc sicHta nsl. u trnba!c en- IA
~intem2cric o c1ccrTado, J cue hSya fracasc-
do en- toGos les !rteatos para alcanZar g.!
via, debe Gir!g;r Una cGrtR Q tar!eta posta'.
sfnraernsHtc 2 ARTELTNA, NEW YOEE.
DidienGo toleto quc Dubiica = Tue rrps-jr
gratis Ia casa faoricnnse & las Pastillas A.
ve[na, y cue ~couticnc consoles nuy It.ls;
como son los cue con tsrto Gxito sigui6 C..
Sr. Jrsto Rodriguez PAR. -ccobra- Il c.
lud. no sieEapre - ncccsG-io e. tcna= ne6t-
c;nas CT TODD tisa-po, y este cs 10 Cue ex-
plea establishments. ci lib-iro CT question.
Para obtenc- las PRseilias Arvelins, cunn-
10 no Sc cacuentCaa IN les boticGs, mEnde-
Sc e. vaor, Cue irclryc a. porto, Z AMERI-
CAN MEDICINAL EXTRACTS COMPANY,
ESQ Church St, New York y. YIN
irasco euesta 60 ecRtSvos = eeis trascos
$500. Puedcn rnnda-se en- orden postal 0
timbres de co-reo. tAdr.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
IN R0MBRE REFORMAD0.

Devuclvc las carncs Y Ia salud Z los
fonbrcs pa!;dos, dc mcjillas dcrnacradas.
Y pone en- el andar una elasticidad sor-
prendente. Dcvolvcra q fuego y brillan-
tcz 4 los oios sin lustre Y ~puriica-a total
r1cnte Ell cue-po. Obra sobrc los tcjiGos
delicados y rcfo:rna las parties c~oatraidas-
Hace TN hornbre nucvo, adaptable para
descmpe1ar sal puesto en- el mundo como
ua-ido V como padre
La Seasapcrsa es ma medicinal quo he
devuelto el podery vigor q nliila-es de
hombres, j6vcnes, viejos 6 &c edsd
mediaDa- Cura con seguridad todos los
casos de colencia ncrviosa, insomnia,
~impotencia, gasto en- algunss parties del
cuerpo perdida del vigor, dcbiiidad,
neurastenia: decaiuiento = ~postraci6n'
nerviosa. Adquiera 7 GAIA de esta
preparation y sea I'll ho:nbre reformado.
Una sofa GAIA benefciara a I'd. gram
dcniente, pero seis Il propoTcioaa7aa una
cura complete. La Scnsape-sa est& pre-
parsda en- forula de pastillitas, y sus
couponentes son puros inErcdicntes
vegetables, sin co1teuer uercurio n otraa
que ocasioncn dnio. listed no
sera engahado con ia SersoPersa pues
uosot-os <
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
LEGO UN OFFICIAL

El Captain B. n. Duncan, uno de
los portaGores de Ia Confederation
de IA Crcz de Sericios Dlstinguidos
en- cl Ej6rcito Americana, ACADIA de
uegar al Campo Travis, q donde re-
cibira su Iicen:iam;ento. Esta reclen
uegado de Trancla, donde gap0 Ia
nencionaGa hcnrosa contacoracion,
Dor SIS scrvic;os en- Ia Batala de
Saint Mihiel. Su caGrera miiitar ha
sido 20 riguroso escalafon, desde "a
posici6n de obsevador en- Ia 5a Es-
cuadrilla de aeroplanos ~franceses,
hasta Ell de photo en- el primer escua-
6ron aereo del Ejercito americana,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
EXHIBICION De
VISTAS CINEMA
T0CRAFICAS
GRATIS

Los directories de Ia escuela Nava-
ITO, sta en- Ia esquina de las Gales
San Fernando Y Pecos, han arregla-
do una serie de exhibiciones de Wis
tas cinematograficas que deberan te-
ner lugar los Lunes, 4 las $50 p. m
en- punto.
La entrada a este es~pectaculo sera
completamente gratis y los ,organi-
zadores hacen una cordial invitacion
a fin-dc que Sc sirva concurrir a di-
chos festivities y es de esperarse que
resulten sumamente interesantes Y
animados en- vista de los p~reparati-
vos Y el enpeno con que han. sldo
arreglados y por e. entusiasmo que
reina entire e. publico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
SANTORAL

Domingo Agosto Ito de Mes,
100, D. P. ' SO. de Agosto) Minerva.
Sar Jacirto Confesor. Librado Abad,
Names 0 Mamis Ermiteao Martir y
Ia Or+ava DO Gov Tn-A~s~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17
GRRRATIzsM0s hBsOLUTaMEATE

que con scis cajas obtendra unR cura per-
maacnte 8 dc 10 contrario ie dcvolvere-
mos el dinero.
Senss1cTsa pucde se- ouvrrrua &C Ell noucarIe
6 s. IA Haada:emns, franco de porte, al recibo
dc SlCo orc AIN. poc il GAIA 8 81 iTataniiento
complete, de sc.a &C yas port s. 90 GRO hn.
/ TIE Brown EXPORT COMPANY
Dept. Is. ID Cortland St.
NEW YORK, Il Y. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-17

cbjeto su viaje a este pals. Vizitara
igualnente varias de las principales
ciudades
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30

In the fresh air she wondered what she
would do with herself If, indeed, she never
did see Harry. But her thoughts were
fragmentsry She did not want to plan,
she did not want to think even. IL was
pleasanter to doze and dream vague
thoughts. Only she must not think about
the baby, for that brought pang tn her
heart
But there WAS one thing to be settled
first. The closing of the front door
brought this to her mind She must not
have another meeting with Harry. II
he came home, she must be in her room,
not here in the yard, for here he would
see her, and come out and talk to her. and
perhaps persuade her into another mood
But it WAS her father who came out,
to her great relief. She went straight
TO the point of her problem.
II want you to do something unpleasant
for me, Father" she said
"Yes, my dear, anything
81 want you 90 phone Harry's office and
tell him not to come home here-,inleas,
of course. he hasn't any other plnce he
can convenien tly go. | don't wunt to
see him can't-not now. anyway
OF course, he may not have any money"
here WAS the eternal problem again, but
she could not help but worry over IT.
'n that's the unpleasant task, I'm
saved it, Mr.. Driscom SAID gently.
Harry told me this morning 81 breakfast
that he wasn't coming hack he said YOU
had quarrccd, but he thought 1t WAS siint,-
ly repetition Of last winter and that you
would get over it when you felt better
Has he enough money to 1--we ON by
hImSelf?" Louise worried
'He has some, he told me" her father
assured her And gently no put hls
hand over hers
So be had taken her at ilcr word He
had left her this time All her life was in
fragments she Thought Well. then, 10
morrow or the next day, or whenever she
and piece together q new sort of life
Tomorrow Carols Philosophy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
PREDICTS 20-CENT SUGAR.
Later Cuban Gop May Be Held Down
To Is Cents.

New York, Dec 30--The public prob
ably will have 10 pay 20 cents . pound
for the advance crop Of 1000 900 pounds
of Cuban sugor now beirg delivered and
distributed here, sccording to state
mrnt yesterday by Federal Food Ad-
ministf ator Williams.
'"fhis is due to the fact that deslsrs
here are required N pay higher price
TO the Cnhsn producers for the crop
which is in advance Of The regular out
put 'fWe cannot control the prices
charged by Cubans'
After ono other shipment next month
IL il expected thst the regular 1920 crop
of Cuban sugar will commence coming
into the United States and With the de
livery Of The regular crop. MIR Williams
said, he and his sids would try b. keep
the price down In II or 8 ccnts TOpInd.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTEBOOK
By Lee Paps-

Ne and Puds Sirnkirs and Mary
Watkins was waWkine slonc taking q
vsUk iast Sundev and PuQs was SAVING
fhlnCs and Na-v y atkins was iafflng
3t them as Il they was about twice a.
lruv as vat they reely was, and
'Iavt, @ that guy must think he's
umbodv g-aN Afeenng puds. End sed.
tiav t'uds cd vou ever yer rhsf blg
7oe fixed you tore n yo1r pants climb
"a over your bach. fentss
-. Puds. iur aaarne- ior shame. sed
fiarv y atkins
Az. hes krszy. sed Puds, IT was
utch little bcie wouldent ri had
o nave u fixed s4t al II ! hsdent Of
aUnted r. II aAsent hsrdly a hot al al,
don't h.eeve y Waz a noe envwevx.
And he started ta blush and wawk along
without ssylrg env more, me thinking
cess th4tI saov hIrn he ain' SO darn
nUtch.
and started 70 Say some funny
ring myself, nsklur Man Watkins
AT IKE enything and ali ot ; suddln
f'uds eed. don't see vat you're tawking
- rlutcb about, if / nad a plcktlre
Of me n ny house Ike ! saw Of vou
N vouT nolEe- ] wolident tawk for 9
week
Wst pickp1re, vat plckture, Puds7
sed Msrv Waking and Puds sed. o.
wouldent even mention it, I'm glad
II ain 5 pickture Of me that's all
Hes lest making It up, ] sed, and
Nsrv Watkins sed, Now TAlds, don't
be rnecn tel ne vat plclsture, think
your scktlng awfin mcen, PudA, and
Puds sed, All rite Ill sell you, It's a pick
ture Of him settsng on q cughion wen
- ess 4 baby and % you uunt to
know wat he got On
Nat2 sed Wary vs. tkins
Hcs making Il up. sed
BE amt eor : ADgie thtng N. and
aes setting there as I Le proud 81 Il,
% Pad
Q. Benny for shame RI. shocked
q. Benny sec hsry Watkins 4ud /
ed, Couic help Il" oouldent even
tawk vet bow could help itE
And ] kepp on wawklDe without
saylns snythIug more, and P1dx started
T. So tlsHE2 aE-n tI,at va sipuosed /
70 Be funny aid Nay Watkins kepp on /
lsfing a. them # tIey reey was.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30

take little Of their ooDoclt ont of them
They are 90 proud and they think their
tails are ~ handsome as uunc- Thunk
II that
We'll. that black tap that some Of
them wear certainly does snow of
WILL on their long white tails, said
Mr PoSsurr. though ! IL not admire
ANY part 81 one of thosc fellows
| thought q = plan to d1vr sway
that Stoat family sald MIR tox "hut
] must have sonc help, and there IS
III chasing N ~ 80 vou two nerd rot
rrt uneasy
want vol q q With nc up 70
Sir Mr. strn Ihcrr are plenty q
ral Llarh paint, and that Is whore
81 put L over Mr.. Ntoat ami family
s.N hat The PANT asked AIr
Coon. Il shall NOT touch one 81 those
cr,aturrs II you expect 10 paint them
Nov vatt. and hcar ail have -
a.. -,y.lti Mn Fox ~ q, ] do
mean rs rs.n' hrsr i,1t W. vill let
h,m da u painting ti' want vau
tNo Is de io - with re and help
in the pant
tsitr tar lir pa1 tn - Il L"nc4
.,itb aua ,sa rlye ni M. .ntc-
Alr (, our 4nd III Fa1 tAcv
,,r. port, ct's vla.r- /. hr. case
5e tha 81, lo to MI. Ma ehcv
a,n, When v.,s Gart AID s+ll aud
made + nlrr opening under s iC0sC board
back o the barn
Mr.. Coon and Mr Po~um watched
outside. VI ~ ii wcnf MT Fox and
'ound thc paint pots there two pretty
.0od-sl4ed ones and he tipped them
10Th over near the hoie.
When he carac out. instead of com
me out who're he wcnt ln he climbed
a. the hay oft and leape out of S Uin-
dow. lsndlng on the ground . near
Nr Coon that he Jumped aad ran for
rec
Mr Coon d,d not feel wv pleasant,
nut he came down and loined Mr. Fox
snd Mr. P0sSuu. ana soon forgot MS
inset IS they his behind 5 h:c rock
aear = tree t. watch for tie ~toat family
There thev arr whispered MIR
pnssum. who was Watching the tree
They stopped uch, hy the hole il
'ht barn arc u vert Fatasr Stoat.
followed ~ Mother and 5 the httle
~toats Just vhat hsprsned inside
Mr. Foy 4r1 t.- friends never knew
But when - ~'0st 'an,iv cane our
they could 6 MA n.s seen Gai7st the
-shit. snow for very one Of that Stost
fanilv was black.
Whether The farmer tracsed them
bv the DA,n. or whether they felt 50
iisCrsced hv having their hae white
onats spoiled Mr. Fox and bis friends
never knew, but they disappeared from
round those psrts and the faruvard
vas not 30 careilliy guarded after inst.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30

-four and cup d oookod dos. Tf.s ~nfTs
ronn muat be well greasod and very hot
Pour the batter evenly on ths IRONS and
cook tiil Grip.
Rice with Tornnto ssuoo--wIen tlyr
rice 10 cooked put il on tbs bark IL the
nt0ve 70 dry ard prepare a cupfui of
tomato eaucs gcasoned with onion. rel
pepper and salt. Melt 2 tablespoonfiis az
butter in an iron frying pan, odd tho rico
and broTn IL evenly without burning
Stir It rom time 70 time with a forE
When Il u brown put il ~ hot dzti and
pour the hot tomato sauce over Il.
Peaches and Rioe-Peanhss are a vsl
oorne addition to boiled rice. 10 prgpar,
them together boil a c1pfui Of rise rot
II is tender, drain IL and put it ia a r,,lfSpy
dish Arrange the halves Of camel
peaches around Il and chill il on tbs IL
Serve II with the Juice of the peaeies
poured around il aud little Ehipped
cream Favored glighily with nutmeg. snd
slightly swoetensd, topping IL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
SANDMAN STORY.
BY Mrs- r. A. Walker.
C,orvr-ght. 1918. by the McClurc News
paper Syndicate New YORK City
MR.. FOX AND THE STOAT FAMILY.
Part III.

bopo It viii not take you 50 long
To tell your idea, Mr.. Fox, as it did
to tell us who is to blame for our lack
of food. said Mr. Possum, wishing to
avoid the long wait they had IN finding
out about the Stoat family.
THAT Stoat family, said MIR. Fox,
when | was youugster. used to be
called the Weasel family, and when
they are not dressed in those fine white
coats OF theirs they wear very homcly
brown one, and are very common
looking family; so they need not put
on airs with me.
Are you going TO catch them7"
asked Mr.. Coon. "If you are, you need
not ask me to help you, for ] want
nothing 10 do with that family
Nor |, said Mr.. Possum. eff you
70 chasing those fellows, you go alone.
'Oh, ! am not going to chase them. :
said MIR Fox, though / should like to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
paper syndtcsls. k~- York Oity
RICE DISHES THAT ARE GOOD.

Rice and Salmon Lod--Line a bread
pan, which has beqn slightly btrttered,
with warm steamed rice. Remove salmon
from can, rinse thoroughly with hot
water, separate into fakes, and seasOn
with salt and pepper. Fill cavity with
prepared salmon, cover with rice, set in
pan Of hot water and bake ono hour. Re
move 10 hot serving dish, garnish with
lemon alices cut in fancy shapes and
parsley, and pour around drawn butter
eauce.
Rice Souffie-1 cup cold boiled rice,
cup white sauce, beaten egg yolks. Fold
IN beaten whites. Bake in buttered dish
20 minutes.
Rice Wafles -sift together cup Of
-four, ] teaspoon Of baking powder and
teaspoon Of salt. Mix | Il curs Of milk
with | Tablespoon Of melted butter and 2
well-beaten eggs To this add the sifted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
MOONLIGHT AND MONEY
by Marion Rubineam-
FRAGMENTS.
Chapter LXXlN. .

Chapter LXXlN.,
Louise slept little that night, but when
she awoke, after a few hours of rest, she
was not sorry for what she said. That
Harry took her seriously, she knew, for
he did not como up to her room, either
before breakfast, or before he left
She listened until she heard the front
door shut, the sound reached her family
when her own bedroom door WAS aIsr.
Then she looked at her watch. 1t WIS
$50. so il could only be Hurry; hor father
did not leave the house until later in the
morning.
The nurse, unaware of the quarrel the
night before, came in few minutes later,
and smiled with pleasure when she saw
Louise awake.
you're looking so much more cheerful,
YOU must feel BETTER" she commented.
81 do" Louise said I'm so hungry
I'd like breakfast now
That's the best news I've heard for
days" the nurse said enthusiastically.
In the afternoon Louise asked for one
of her ncgligees and announced that she
vented to sit out IN the yard. With the
help OF the delighted Anne, the nurse took
her outdoors and fixed her comfortably
under the shade of the single tree the
Backyard boasted.
And doesn't she look fine, and wont
MIR. M S,n be pleased though" Anne
cried, fiAng magazines on the table so
thew would he convenient
At Halry'a namc Louise made no corn-
menf. The change was Getting hike
magical tonic on her; half sitting, half
living back, wholly comfortable, she felt
Ter strength flowing back into hcr once
more.
"Therc's nothing like fresh air and
sunlight said the nurse. But Louise
knew it " as more than that. She had come
ID = crlsis and passed it, and her mind
was st r.st She held Harry responsible
indirectly for the death of tho baby
She Was surg she could never love him
any more.
1t WIS strange how indifferent she
could bc Ia him, she thought. little later
She had loved him ma4ly year ago.
To-day ves. she was indifferent year
ago Il would have been tho most terrible
tragedy not to BE- able to see him for
month q permanent absence would have
seemed unbearahle
And now all the old feeling WIS gone
ri vy4sS dead. and cold She did not want
70 see him -cve-, IS she had told HIM the
night before.
Later, still delciouslv warm and happy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
COMING OUT DANCE POR
MISS DOROTHY CURTIS

A brilliant affair was tho coming orrt 4"
dance at the Hotel du pont last evanin z
gwen by Mfs Frederick v illiarn Curtis in
honor Of her daughter, MISS Dorothy
Curtis and her formal introduction 70
society. Assisting Mrs Curtis and niss
Curtis IN receive were MlGs Jane dervel,
Mise Sarah Townsend, Mrs Francis
Patterson, Miss Esther Ward and Mrs
Anna Rupert
Among the guests were MrB. John II
Bird, Mrs Joseph bancroft Mrs Ehsha
Lee, Mra Gamble I,afrobe, Mrs. Charles
D. Miller, Mrp f. l.. Duer, Mrs Preston
Len, Mrs. George A. Elliott, Mrs Henry
r. higgins of Del aware City, MrK Rich
ard Reese, Mrs Otho Nowland Miss
Mary furiis Nlss Loiso Ica and Niss
Elsie Patterson
Previous f. The dance Nr and Mn
John Il. Bird cntertsIned ab ont thirty
guests at dinner IN the duRaTy room
Tost sorreth'ng7 Try > classified nd
vrrtFernent in Every Evening Adv
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TWIN SONS HoNoRED.

Mr.. Ano Mrs. Mors Ez-sitson Of 529
Wcrr seventh street gay. d0ubI. re-
eeprion ia honor oi Their tEiln a0l4s jacob
and David Who liaye attalned their
inirtieth yes.i. eousldrred the most i'm
portaIlt amonf Che Hebrews. Dinner was
s-rvcd .or hfty, s5sd dancing wax the chief
fess 54lTc u The program after dinner.
Samuel @<-n2efIer 40 tosssa,ulaStar Msny
crqs-0f- >orrs EsAaT&s sssFe present
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Y. NJ. II. A. Now Ycnr Party

Tho Young Mems Hebrew Association
has ARRANGED n program for tomorrow
evening. consisting of basketball con
test between the present first team ard
a picked team % former piaycrs. followed
hN dance -chnduIa.i 10 ia.i INTO laen
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Dance nj Immannel Parish Hnnen.

a New Year dance will l,e gwen tofn0r-
row evening at Emmanuel parish house,
Seventeenth ard l}iverview, after che
kommmity Movica The admission 30
the movies and the dance will be IS cents
An excellent orchestra has been engaged
and everybody Is welcome.
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work very rapidly because the shrlIao
will dry almost instantly.

Inquirer does one set color in
cotton fabrics7"
Answer Dissolve l ounce Of sugar of
lead in s quarts of water. Soak the article
in this solution over night, then rinse.
This will have tendency to dnrken yell
lows, blues and reds and to tighten green's
Sugar of lead should be handled very care
fully as it is poison.
Tomorrow Using Your Veal fcftoyers-
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LSwt ptnnPthing9 Try . e1nsEfse,J ~
vert f~eUleDt ia Fvgry Eyrning ADV
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Mrs. Joln u havr heard something
about covering brass candipaticis. sconres,
etc, with wluto shellac How IS thus
donc2'
Answer prasa ornament Is or hardware
may be kept permanently bright by first
cleaning them, polishing and driving them
thoroughly then covering their entire
surface with a very thin coat of white
shcIIac lse = sofi hrish IN dolnpfhis and