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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

chase OF your furniture until Won hay.
seen tho homo II Is to go Into. The
Fargo. spacious room calls for the more
massive types. while tho small room
euSh as tho average, apartment offers
calls for tho smaller. lighter varieties
In looking at u motion picture. il the
scene happens to be a room, before anv
OF tho Characters como upon the scene
can you not tell something about that
scene by tho furniture and It's ar
rangemente? We Immediately sense
the lonely hall bedroom and wo know
INC same type of'room when II belong.
10 the little homemaker who finds
great delight in bringing bits Of bright
ness and cheer into the room.
with the enormous advance in the
PRICE Or ALI things. the young coupic
OF United means will have to depend
Upon nome touches" just now rather
. man on the purchase OF the more
al over this country far out Of pro
portion to salaries--I know, for have
oeen In avery State and made careful
inquiry into this mattcre-the coura
Eeous young couple Of today is max
three. " TWO or
let me tell you of a remarkah,.
mttie four-room home have seen
Which serves. the needs of a remark-
Gae litic American family. When
LEE Lag ana Lucille married, tho pessi-
Experience of lucille.
wonderful career gone" 10.
Mo-, 90, neo. Tor Lucille worked in de-
PaI,ment store for SIS week ana
1acK mad just completed his junior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
To Renew Complexion
Without Cosmetics

II the excessive user OF cosmetic
only knew the impression her artin.
ciality really makes upon others. shc
would quickly seek means Of gaining
natural complexion. Let her ac-
quire the mercolized wax habit. dis
cardinS make-ups entirely, and sho
Will soon have the kind OF complexion
that women envy and men admire
It's so easy to get an ounce OF mcr-
colizcd wax at any drug store, use
nightly like cold cream and wash /,
of mornings. And the results are so
remarkable Gradually tho lirclcss
cuticle pecls on. in almost invisible
faky particles In week or so there's
brand new complex ion clear. veIvety,
soft. OF girlish color and texture,
The treatment 10 80 simple harmless
and SO marvclously effective the won.
der is that every woman whose skin is
wtthered. discolorcd. rough. freckled or
pimpled. has not already adopted IT.
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
WHEN ROOM LOOKS STIFF,
CHANGE THE FURNITURE
Every Motion Picture Studio Excrts
Great Care in Arranging
Home Scenes.
DON'T BUY TO FILL SPACE
Lorctto Lynch, Expert on Arranging
Living Quarters, Writes to Young
Wives Giving Practical Instruc-
uons on Pleasing Effects.
ny LORETTA c. LYNCH

Way or" roared the director Of
certain famous motion picture studio
in Southern California the other day.
1T lacks nominees. the room is too
stiff-looke like a display in furni-
ture store-that scene docs"-
In every motion picture studio great
care is given TO tho detailed arrange
ment OF the setting. Just so should
We homcmakcrs give especial care and
thought 10 the settings or arrange
mcnt of the rooms of the home in
which all the great emotions that make
up life arc enacted.
wcll-furnishcd home is or ought
10 be an accomplishment. No piece
of furniture nor bit of characterization
should even be purchased for the sake
OF filling space. 1t should he provided
because IL nils definite nccd--be that
need usefulness or Identification.
! am i'll receipt of number OF let
tiers from young folks about to furnish
their nrst home and they ask for a
few general hints TO guide them in
making the wiscst selection. II would
be quite impossible to give very spc-
cihc. advice. because what is quite suit
able for one climate and purse is quite
unsuited TO another
shouId Sec House Before Buying.
II is most unwise to begin the pur-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, liver,
and bowel peisons before
breakfast

To feel your best day in and day out.
to feel clean inside: no sour bile to
coat your tongue and scken your
breath or dull your head: no constipa
ton. bilious attacks. sick headache
colds. rheumatism or gassy. acid stom-
ach. you must battle on the inside like
you battle outside. This is vastly more
important. because the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the hood
while the bowel pores do.
To keep these poisons and toxins
we'll flushed from the stomach, liver
kidneys and bowels. drink before
breakfast each day glass OF hot
water with teaspoonfu! of limestone
phosphate In it. This will cleanse,
purify. and frcshen the entire almen-
tary tract before eating more food
Get quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate from your pharmacist. IL
is inexpensive and almost tastcless
Drink phosphated hot water every
morning TO rid your system Of these
vile poisons and toxins; also TO pre-
vent their formation.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
ALL HOPE OF HEALTH LOST!

They say that hope springs eternal
in the human heart" This is true; and
II Is one OF Their greatest blessings Of
an allwise Providence. But hope is
foreign to the chronic invalid. TO the
victim OF Acid Stomach who has neg
lectcd the first symptoms and allowed
more serious. Hope is lost to them.
and IN ITS place sits despair. With
this terrible despair that enters into
the very homes and sinews of the
chronic invalid comes black dcprcs-
sion. 1t means mental inertia, despon-
dency. moodiness, melancholy, crying
spells, broodlng over wrongs" ncr-
yogsnesss insomnia worry fear It is
sanity and the road to the asylum.
How do healthy men and women
ever get INTO such condition? In
Of all, TO Acid Stomach. And the most
terrible thing about Acid Stomach is
that II seems TO the patient TO be such
an unirnimportant ailmcnt and such an
easy thing TO overcome. For this rea-
son the first symptoms are nearly al
WAYS neglected with the result that
A:Cid Stomach makes rapid Roadway.
That tendency TO hcich after eating
that over full" feeling. that sour sen
sation and all the other first signs Of
Acid stomach arc looked upon as Just
niue indigestion. There was never
stomach makes chronic, lifelong in
vaids Of men, women and children who
ought TO be splendid specimens Of
health.
II only everybody would take Pep
s!noI al the very first sign OF the FIRST
SYMPTOMS: What world OF misery
would be saved Pcpsinol is tonic d.
FESTIVE. gently laxative and corrective.
u Is Il rcconstruciive Alternative and
strength builder. Pepsinol aids dircs.
/ 'i'n ana corrects constipation. I, i'm
nicdiht"!y improves the appetite and
promotes healthy sleep. II overcomcs
mental depression and corrects Acid
stomach even in cases that have gone
so far that all hope Of health has been
when, you think Of pep" think Of
Genuine Pcrsinol is made only by
Inc P"pihx Medicine Co.. Memphis
l"hi and IS IN strict accordance with
the Medical Standards OF the Untcd
states Pharmacopea. To be convc-
n!cni for everybody and yet TO prevent
substitutes being sold for Pepsinol We
nave appointed special "PepsinoI
Agenr IN each section Of Richmond
Grant Drug Co. 9TH and Main SITS.
seventh and Broad SITS.
w "ith"rs Miller. Inc. 834 F. Main 81
! uarran, Drug Co. ! w. Broad St
G GSatshGr nrug Co.; Laurel and Broad.
'yn naS : H narner , Sat' ", W. Broad st.
,Afe ana lIomhardy ST.
I WILLIAMS Pharmacy, clst and Marshall
". *; Vaughan. l324 Fourth Avonn "
/ iturdie's Pharmacy. Hancock and CLAY.
( "SG" ,,, 40 nr'ght" Pharmacy. aloi
Park View Pharmacy. 1900 Moss Sido
I Avenue
r NJ hob"rts & Co. 1904 Hull street
Z cavcdo.s Drug store, Robinson and
FLOYD Avenue
/ Pine 81 Pharmacy a34 S. Pine st.
randolph -. Pharmacy. Randolph and
/ j. w, Frays'r & Co.. 1901 r. Main st.
Harrison's Drug store. 1901 Williams.
! burg Ave
1 Kerr & Schaaf. 25th and Marshall Ste.
Paramount Pharmacy, Paramount Ave.
ma 22d st.
/ your locaiity.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
, fry in hot fat until brown and then

fry in hot fat until brown and then
add
-Four green peppers. minced hne
One cup OF finely minced onions.
Three cups OF stewed tomatoes.
Cover closely and cook for Eftccn
minutes.
Now add
One and on-half teaspoons OF salt.
One teaspoon of paprika,
Threc-Quartcrs cup OF cold water,
Two tablespoons of cornstarch
Dissolve tho starch in the water
and bring 10 boil. Cook fer five
minutes and then turn cooked rice
on large. hot platter. and lay on
tho rice the cooked liver and pour
over this the gravy and Garnish with
a slice of bacon for each serving and
one hard boiled cgE cut into quar-
ters.
To prepare rice cook onc-haif cur
of wcll-waShed rice in two and one
half cups OF boiling water until the
rice is soft and tho water absorbed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
ACCOMAC

Especial % The Times Dispatch.l
ACCOMAC. Oct. Abr. Fred Kella m
Of Richmond, was the guest OF q
Lloyd Doughty several days last week
MI and Mrs. William Perry Derby,
OF Charleston, w. Va, have rcturnc cd
TO their homo. after a visit OF several
weeks 10 relatives on the Eastern
Shore and in Richmond.
Roy Dudley. OF Norfolk. was re-
cent guest OF II. Lee LiEiston.
Lieutenant Earl Davis, of Baltimore.
spcn. several days last week with L.
Floyd Nock's family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
"Merode"
and
"Hdrpdrd Mills"
(Hand-fInished)
Underwear

WE fs1l in
warmly dressed
lfyou wear "Ncrode" or
"HarUard nils" hand. fin
ished) underwear you have
a delightful feeling of abso-
lutte comfort, warmth and
freedom of motion.
These trim garments, with
their beautiful finish and
tailored lines, are cut by hand
and ht perfectly. Patent
Flatlock seams prevent I'M
comfortable ridges.
HeiohS and models TOR -,-ry,.n,,r
-h,0h' fou or D,.ch<p neck, ,s,fb or
ut!ho1d sleeu<s knee q, onky. Lnn,h
h1iTd sizes for tai or s..ut man,,
aeTo4e" and "Har,nrd Sru,,
,pe" ~ also made espec,0llv
'o' ch''dren and tnbn..
ror saie in the leading ,hon, in oo,,o,,
mo ana six mixtures, at atract,v, nr;c,,
Wfn'hip. Boir e Co. Wakefield n,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
Les, DnnEcr From Fire.

An ounce of alum added to the rims
ing water or the starch will 60 a long
WAY toward making the childrens mus
bic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
SHOULD KEEP GREEN
FOODS IN DAILY DIET
Folks Are Apt to Discard Essential Fruits and Vegetables
& as Fall and Winter Season Apprenticeship
'# gestve Weekly Menu Given.

sugar over the apples: Place in the
remainder u: The apples and season
With the same amount OF brown sugar
half inch strips OF pastry. similar to
the cross-parred New England pie.
Brush the top OF the pastry lightly
with water and bake in moderate
oven for thirty minutes.
WEDNESDAY
Breakfast
Fish Cakes Tomato Sauce
Toast Coffee
Luncheon
Oyster Fritters Sliced Tomato cs
Parisienne Apple Pie
Cocoa
Dinner
Chill Sauce Homemade Pickles
Celery
Brown Beef Stew
Mashed Potatoes Succotash
Junket Coffee
Brown Becf stew
Purchase one and onc-half pounds Of
beef from the shin, neck or piece
OF the flank. Cut :nto two-inch pieces
and roll In four. Now melt small
this meat and when not add the meat
and toss gently: brown well and then
add:
Two cups OF boiling water.
One cup of stewcd tomatoes.
onc-half cup of finely chopped
onions,
one carrot. QfCed
Cook slowly until tender usually
about one and onc-half hours. and
then season. This stew should be cook
cd In the frcless
THURSDAY
breakfast
Slowed Pears
Coffee !
Luncheon
Relocated Beef Stew
Potato Cakes Lettuce
Junket Tea
Iyonnaise Potatoes steamed Squash
Peach p,. |o'eS'aw conce
Drowned Pork Tcnderloins
Have the butcher cut one pound OF
pork tenderloins into four fllcts and
aatten il well. then season and roll in
in fine bread crumbs. Fry until golden
brow In hot fat and then place where
the nlleH viii cook slowly for ten
serve.
FRIDAY
Brrnkfnst.
Sliced Peaches
EGG Omelct
Potato Cakes
Fried Tomatoes Cream Gravy
Lettuce frcnCN dressing
Peach Pie Cocoa
Dinner
ColeSlaw olives
Tomato Canape
Baked Bnetish Creole Sause
Baked Potatoes Buttered Bccts
Lettuce
Apple Dumplings Coffee
SATURDAY.
Brcnkfnst
Grapefruit
Bacon and Wafflcs Coffee
Luncheon
Fish Salad
Apple DumplnGs Cocoa
Dinner
Sliced Tomatoes Coleslaw
Braised Liver Spanish
Mashed Carrots String Beans
Celery Salad
Cup Custard Coffee
Brniscd Liver, Spanish
Have the butcher Gu, the beef or
lamb liver into thin slices and sea
son well. Roll in -four and then
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

Colonial design. highly pol
ished finish. equipped with
brass lock and key. cedar
wood handles and mounted on
carved feet.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-17

de alma a la manera antigua, idl-
lica, epitalamica y eleg1aca, 81 lie
gamos a la conclusion de que es
una substantial que puede poner-
Sc EN- ell platillo de. una balanza.. +?
Verlaine, seguramente, figurabase
algo mas helenico, una nubecilla
igual a las que vagan, por la no.
che, sobre las estelas del ceramico,
un soplo dense y aureo.. Pero, en-
fin, no hay que pedir que una cosa
sea ponderable 10 mismo que la
carne, y que al mismo tempo sea
un cefiro alado.
Ell doctor Sproule, mas prosaico
todavfa que su companero de ex-
perimentos, llega a establecer re-
laciones puramente fisicas entire ell
alma y ell cuerpo, y pretende que
con una estatua breve no es posi-
BILE tener un amino grande. He
aquf sus propias palabras, de las
cuales no quiero hacerme respon-
sable, sabiendo, como Sc, que esa
relaci0n entire la materia Y ell es-
piritu no existe. "El tercer case
analizado por mi-dice-fue una
Hmujer de treinta amos, de cuerpo
menudo y reducidO peso (unos 40
kilogramos escasos). AL expirar
la enferma no acusaron las balan-
zas sino una perdida de IA gra-
mos. Por 10 cual, los buenos doc
torres hubieron de pensar que el
sexo debil posee un alma mitad
mas chica que la del hombre, 10
que no debe ser cierto, ell peso
del espfritu guarda relaci6n con
ell del cuerpo, sin distinction de Sc
xo, 10 que parece mas admirable. !"
Lo malo en- estos momentos para
+el senior Sproule es que entire los
generates aliados ell mas pequeno
de estatura es Foch. YNno diga-
mos NADIA del generalisimof I lia-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-17

no Dlaz...
Otra observation interesante es
la relativa a la comprehension o,
mejOr dichO, la analOgia de ca
Jracter que eXiste entire el hombre
y SUI alma. Asi 10 demuestra ell
case siguiente, que refiere, con la
mayor gravedad, ell sabio norte-
americana: ".TrataSase-dice-
un individuo de complexion atle-
tica v de caracter indolente. Al
cesar la vida no hubo por ell prom
to alteration alguna en- los plati-
Hos. Nosotros nos miramos, inte-
rrogandonos, aunque sin atrevernos
abrir los labios. Aquello pare
cia significar ell fracaSo de nues-
tros rayOs. De pronto sc inclin6
ell platillo de los pesos indicando
la consabida perdida de los vein
titantos gramos. Habia, pues, que
atribuir ell retrasO en- la manifes-
taci6n del fen6meno a que, tratan-
dose de un individuo hematicO.
tardo de pensamiento y de accion,
el alma habia permanecido dete-
.nida Ell ell cuerpo 'despues de la
.muerte, sin resolverse a salir du-
rante un minute mas, que es 10
que tard6 en- ser consciente de su
liberacion. ''
Viendolo bien, aquf tocamos un
punto que Verlaiie, como inven-
tor de la balanza, le habrfa pare
cido amusant. Ell sabio yanqui
pretende que 81 ell alma del pacien-
tie atletico sali6 con atraso, es CUE
iel caracter del hombre era indo-
lente. Muy bien; pero ique es ell
caracter? SEs de esencia ffsica
o de esencia psfquica. =. +? En- este
1ltimo case tendrfamos que acep-
tar la hip6tesis de que ell ''indivi-
duo" era indolente por serlo su
alma. Y este que no parece ma
Continiia sn "a pagina 7a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-17
Las Bahamas para Pesar Almas,

sibles, que sirven en- los Bancos
para pesar grandes cantidades de
ORC, y que -marcan en- una tonelada
diferencias de medic gramo, los
observadores siguen, minute pori
minute, segundo por segundo, las
fases de la agonia. FL paciente
Sc halla en- tales condolences que
ninguna de sus secreciones puede
perderse. Durante los nltimos mo-
mentos, la aguja de la bascula os-
ella, pero no varia. Y ahora, al
llegar al desenlace, dejaremos ha-
blar al doctor Macdougall EN- el
momento supremo-dice-, ell bra-
20 de la balanza bajo con rapidez
produciendo un choque sobre la
plataforma de sustentaci6n. En-
tonces vimos que ell cuerpo habla
perdido eXactamente % gramos.
En- las dos defunciones estudiadas
luego no fue tan grande la perdi-
da de peso, aunque 81 10 bastante
para que no nos quedaran dudas
sobre ell hechO. Tratando de. ave-
riguar las causas del sorprendente
fen6meno fuimos revisandO una
a una cuantas podian parecernos
admisibles. Por 81 la perdida de
peso Sc debia al aire expelido de
los pulmones al ocurrir la expira-
ci6n, pesamos ell aire. Viose ell
tonces que medic litro de aire pc
saba diez gramos; razon por la
cual, la perdida de peso sufrida
por ell cuerpo, siempre superior a
esa cifra, no podia ser atribufda
la salida del aire. Ademas, adj
vertlmOs que sublendOnos s0bre la
bascula y aspirando a plenos pull
mones no Sc sefialaban diferencias
de peso. En- vista de todo clio,
es precise convenir en- que al mo-
rir ell hombre Sc separa de el una
substantial que pesa, 81 bien carece
de la forma y otras propiedadeS
de las substancias conocidas.'
Plat6n, seguramente, habria de
finido el alma, aun despues de pc
sarla, algo mas poeticamente que
|el sabio norteamericano. "Una
substantial que pesa y que carece
de forma. -" Por muy modernos
que qnerramos Ser, este modo de
tratar a nuestra psiquis alada nos
choca Y nos hiere. SC6mo CONT
nuar sirviendonos de los estados
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-17

La tfrinera vez que yo Vi a VeI
laine, hace veinte amos, fue una
tristesnoche lluviosa, Ell ell fondo
de uns cafe sordido. Acompana-
bame spns practicante del hospital
donde eel gran poeta sofia pasar
los mas3crueles meses de invierno
calentando sls viejos huesos eli
ell brasero de la carload pnblica.
-Es un bohemia empedernido
que esta ,siempre borracho-habia
me dieho mi amigo.
Els ,el lnico hombre divino de
nuestro tiempo-habiale contesta-
do yo-,'oi
Y al verle de cerca, al Or su pa
labra, al sentir su mano blahda
entire Il las mias fervientes, .tuve tai
emocion, que durante largo ratio
no elcgre, articular una palabra
iQue hubiera podido decir despues
de t6do. !? Ell cantor de las Fies-
tas galantes no estaba aquella no.
che para Or frases frivolas.
Me ciento cientifico, matema-
tico ay vponderativo entire
gravebe ironico.
Luego, cogiendo al ,practicante
por la solapa, como 81 tuviese mie-
do De Que Sc lie escapara al es-
cuchar 'sus loeuras, expliaaba lar
gamente, establishments, la gran
inveneion,due- acababa de germi-
mar en- su cerebro. sag .
-eSe.; trats, Idoctoreill lrdeciale
de una CANA bascula constru1da
para pesar las almas~.. 5Me COM
prenffeslAa.,9g Dadoel peso del cuer-
po a4itesde exhalar Ell 1ltimo sus-
piregse We 10 difereneia despu6s
de amuertessy Sc, obtiene el Pc
50. s-sss3A yrG
-iDef postrer suspiro? = inte-
rrunMd mi amigo, que 10 crefa en-
Ell alma, porque la -moda fines del
sigld pasHdo,l era mo Greer en- ESQ.
AL DIR esta tiffase, Nerlaine lie
solt9 Ia americana, 10 miro con sus
ojos ob1fcuios de e mascara .Jjaponesa !
y, dsthldd9 eli "a mesa mesa tin p puhhetazo
que III Eiz2op g. p'tembllalr I las Is fc5opas, e3c1a-
TX .n9m5g3 1910 ilod6t e soht9c'
ef9QasH ef9Q5aiIHia4ssR&o iia4sR&o lesfRe lefRes,, hiij5o info:!.
sPofsq sqdhS hSa Saacddee 10y I 4 hi menlo27
ria este afecuefd69g dl6gi ieiafn1o iiaf1 que tan
tas VegGs'hn me s1iGah1e Ia h1eech0o sonbreifrs ccual
una ocurrencia de poeta idealista
a Il. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-17

exaltado por la passion del alco-
hol y por el amor de las PARADE
jas. =?
Porque 10 que aquel sublime To-
co soii6 entire los vapores del ajen-
10, dos sabios norteamericanos, que
ahora trabajan en- los hospitales
de Paris, 10 han llevado a la prac-
tica con resultados dignos de in
quietar al mismo Clemenceau,
que, seg1n su propia expression,
es eel lltimo descrefdo de Fran
cia.' -
Uno de estos sabios, ell doctor
Sproule, confesa que hasta ell ano
pasado no creia ell el alma. "Aho-
grega,-despues de nuestros
experimentos, no me cabe la me-
nor duda: ell alma eXiste; ell alma
pesa; ell alma ocupa un espacio de-
terminado dentro del ORGANISING.
! D6nde Sc alberga? jQue forma
reviste? Misterios son estos que
alguien podra quiza revelar en- su
dia. Yo creo por mi parte, que
Sc trata de una substantial tar
sutil que no puede ser encerrada
dentro de ninguno de los materia-
les de que dispone ell hombre. El
alma debe ser algo asi como los
rayos x, capaces de atravesar las
substancias mas densas. Por tan
to a mi juicio, aunque fuere en-
Ecerrado el cuerpo de un moribun-
do Ell una GAIA de acero, no podria
impedirse que, ocurrida la muerte,
volase el espiritu hacia ell Crea-
dor. Y 10 curioso es este medico
~ su cOmpanerO Sc han servldo
exactamente del sistema inventa-
do por Verlaine. Yo, al leer las
Inoticias de los resultadOs obteAi-
dos, figureme que Sc trataria de
alguno de esos Instruments que
la psicoterapia aplicada ha com
binado para medir y pesar la SEN
sibilidad nerviosa. "Algo electri-
co sera y, deciame. Pero al en-
terarme de Ia Memoria presenta-
da por los doctores Macdougall
y sproq1e, veo con diabolica ale
grfa que estos dos facultativos
reunidos no han hecho mas que
apropiarse la basctla del viejo bo
Hhemio parisiense. Colocada Ia ca
ma del enfermo en- uno de esos
|aparatos, muy fuertes Y muy sen.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-17
POLO NORTE DICE.

Que anualas
mIoar la encnos, granulada
OecemOs. CHAMPAGNE
POLO NORTE
Una GAIA de KOLA CHAMPAGNE
Obsequie a visias CHAMPAGNE.
Ienga siempre, CHAMPAGNE.
Sifones POLO NORTE
- udn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-09-25
INVENTION TO CHEAPEN
MAkING Or RUBBER
Process win Expedite the Curing
Of tho Raw Material and
Isaason tho Cost of
Production

nclfans. Sept, 70 An apparatus
designed 10 eSpsalsse and slseapea tlar
manufacture os rubber 10 ylaw ~ lhs
possible composition " \ aynshsgle
rubber ~as inApectsd during the pass
~eek by Lord Lieutenant " ireland.
vlaconns frsneh. during his Walt 10
belfast The Inventor IA Il &. David
sou. chairman ot tho slrrosea enHs.
nr.rlns works, and hlA process IA tic
ousconls of rsseageh work 10 his Ia
boraiorlss during lhr past eight yrara
According 10 tbs pfeaeni hystsm the
iases, u is understood has 10 he con
yerted into rubber wlthin "a hours
from the tlnic X "a extracted from sau
trees 10 ords; 10 prevent pnsrefac,Ipu.
but wnen treated hy pasldeanaa pso
cesa II Is said that q can he kept ihF
any lcngih VI time VITA the sassho II
nov 10 operation an d plantation II
takes nj least . fortnight 20 brlng uew
rubber into condition suitable Ivs
transmission toi The marseS