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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
Sc RINDE TN REBELDE
.Es Ell que de una manera au-
daz entro a Morelia y
pIagio en- Ell Casino a
unos jugadores :.
Renteria Luviano es ell jefe en-
cargado de llevar a cabo
las negociaciones para
la rendicion

MORELIA, Noviembre 16.-Felix
Ireta, ell celebre cabecilla revolucio-
mario que hace pocos meses llevo a
cabo el golpe de audacia mas grande
de que Sc tiene noticia por estos con
%tornos, entrando hasta el corazon de
la ciudad, y p~enetrando al Casino,
de donde saco plagiado a don Eduar-
do Prieto y Sc llevo veinte mil pesos
en- Elective, ACADIA de pedir su amnis-
tia, proponiendo rendirse incondicio-
nalmente al gobiernc. con cerca de
Glen hombres que 10 acompanan. FL
gobierno acept0 Ia proposition y CO.
mision6 al iefe Renteria Luviano pa
IA que arreglase Ell asunto.
Con este objeto estuvo este Jefe
en- la Hacienda de Querendaro ARE
glando los ultimos detalles de IA rem
dici6n, los cuales parece que Sc han
llevado a feliz termino, pues Sc es-
pera que en- pocos dias vendra Ireta
con sus agentes a la capital del Es-
tado a entregar sus armas y demas
pertrechos.
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AYUDA A LOS REBELDES
In americana fue acusado
de proporcionar recursos
a una partida de
InSurrect0s
FL consult de los Estados Uni
dos en- Guadalajara amones-
to sacramento al acusado

GUADALAJARA, Noviembre 10
Por una queja que presentaron las
autoridades de Ia ciudad contra un
ciudadano norteamericano, llamado
Thomas Thompson, Sc descubrio de
que este proporcionaba recursos a los
alzados que merodean por ell Mineral
de las "Mariquitas" situado entire las
jurisdiciones de los Estados de Jalis-
co Y Colima, o sea correspondence a
la jefatura de ~operaciones de las en-
tidades mencionadas.
Sc ha sabido que ell Consul Ameri-
cano llam6 al senior Thompson y una
vez en- su ~presencia 10 amonesto Sc
.riamente, diciendole que no era con-
veniente que Sc mezclase en- asuntos
de esa ~naturaleza, nj menos aun
que ayudase a los rebeldes contra ell
gobierno.
Las elecciones para Ia renova-
cion de autoridades municipales en-
esta ciudad Sc uevaron a efecto en-
medic de Ia mayor indiferencia poi
partG de los ciudadanos que apenas
81 Sc ~acercaron a depositar ST vote
en- las c~asillas que para el efecto So
instalaron.
Era esperado que triunfarian 10;
de consigna, como en- efecto sucedic
y a ESQ Sc debe en- mucha parte que
ell pueblo Sc haya manejado en- Il
forma que 10 nizo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
FL ROBO A LA OFICINA DE Bull
TOS POSTALES ADUA-
MALES

VERACRUZ, Noviembre 17.-En
las oficinas de Ia Aduana y en- Ia Ad-
ministraci6r de Correos Sc guarda
absolute reserva respecto del curse
cue sigue el. asunto del robo al De-
partamento de Bultos Postales Adua-
males, del que es autor I'm empleado
de Correos que a la fecha Sc halla
pr6fugo. Fl delito Sc hace consI5ic
en- que el e1lplcaGo en- question CO.
braba al entregar los bultos a les CO.
Uncertainties Y persnuas q GulcnGs We
MAN dirigidos ios refer:doS bnltos,
los derechos correspondence. pero
las mas wees sin dar ell recibo CO.
respondents. En- esta forma estuvo
apoderandose de diversas ~cantidades
de dinero, siendo la Ultima. cuando
fue deScubierto ell delito, de POGO
mas de dos mil pesos, con Ia cual
hugo. Hasta la fecha no Sc sabe 81 es-
ia va en- poder de Ia justicia nj 81 Sc
lie persigue en- case contrario.
De algunas INVESTIGATIONS que Sc
han hecho en- otros centres que los
oficiales, Sc dice que el sistema que
Sc Ileva a cabo para verificar Ia en-
trega de bultos Y recaudacion por
derechos aduanaIes que estos causen,
en- Ia torma que esta estahiccido sc
presto mucho a que Sc cometen deli
tos como ei de que Sc trata, hacienda
pagan a los interesados ~cantidades
mayores de las debidas, y este sin
cue las oficinas ~respeetiyas Sc den
cuenta de clio.
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nieblas de los siglos, VIC a Ia mujer
de este Eden, g. cuyo elogio mi i'm
potente verbo Sc r~evela; y 10 entrega
al esposo del Cantar de los Canta-
res: 'Panal de miel destilan tus Ia
bios. ..Espicanardi y azafran, cana
aromatica Y c~anela, con todos los
arboles de incienso; mira y aloes,
con todas las principales especlas.
Fuente de hurtos, pozo de aguas Vi
vas cue corren del Libano". Tu
solaridad en- nuestro duelo, noble Y
bella TERRA de Julian del Casal, la
recordaremoS siempre en- Ia TERRA de
Manuel Gutierrez Najera!
iPatria miaI Mexico de mis- fila
les amores, terra donde wien mis-
muertos; estoy amarrado a ii por
las tumbas Y por las cunas. Cosidos
a III destino, en- la gloria o en- Ell
desastre; NADIA, nj nadie, podra des-
prendernos de tus brazos, madre mia!
81 es verdad que el dolor acriSola y
traSmuta; que las ~lagrimas de Israel
engendraron Ia sonrisa de Nazareth,
bienaventurados sean los contenidos
Sollozos, las tristezas prolongadas de
i~ncurables nostalgias, nuestra larga
Y macilenta orfandad. Bienaventu-
radas nueStraS angustias, Madre, 81
con elias te encaminamos a la ale
gria- Amar en- la p~rosperidad es
comodo; Ell verdadero amor, como el
Antigona, Sc prueba IN Ia tragedia,
V en- ella nos sentimos con la irdo-
mable testarudez de nuestro eponimo
Cuauhtemoc; Y al contrario de Gines
en- 81 verso insuperado de Salvador
Diaz Mir6n, que maldecia Ell alma
Dor eterna, porQue su sufrimiento es
mimic, nosotros Ia bendecimos por
Gus nos permitir& amarte eterna-
mente, virgen triguena Y dolorcsa
del An2huac.
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NANERA DE EVITAR LOS
CONSTIPADOS.

FL ~invierno Sc lleva Ia fama de
los constipados que en- verano Sc CO.
sechan con tanta a%bundancia como
facilidad, Y son de los mas pertina-
ces Y molestos.
Ell ansia de fresco hace que Sc sal
ga con precipitation de los sitios cal
deados y Sc desabriguc cuando Sc es-
ia sudando.
Hay I'm medic sencillo de evitar los
enfriamientos repentinos: no hay mas
que hacer una buena aspiration al
ir n salir de I'm sitio caliente, y a
guantar Ia respiration durante me-
do minute. una vez fuera.
De esa manera Sc da tempo a que
la piel Sc acostumbre a la nucva at
m6sfera, a Y que los pores. dilatados
per ell exceso de calor, Sc contralgan
con ell fresco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-23
|PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Mrs. Geo. Huber, para hacer al
gunas r]eparaciones y construlr I'm
garage adicional en- Ia Gale de Leal
21S2.
D. Fred Worth, para construir
seis cuartos para habitacion en- la ca
lie de W. Russell 1870.
J. Ki-kpatrik, para construir cua-
tro cuartos para habitacion en- la ca
lie Barrett Place 3512.
H. P. Rodriguez, para recIbrir ell
techo de la casa 1884 de la Gale de
Salinas.
VIM. Schertz, para recubrir ell te-
cho de la casa IT'S de Ia Gale de
". Wesacht.
Jno. Hagy, para construir cuatro
cuartos para habitacion en- la Gale
de Saunders 1887.
Al mismo para construir cinco
cuartos para habitacion en- la Gale
Perry Court 1929.
Al mismo para construir cinco
cuartos para habitacion en- la Gale
de Groveland Place 5096.
Mrs. Eva Brandt, para mover una
| caballeriza a la Gale de Nogalitos =
Is.
F. Pascarelli, para hacer repara-
| clones Y construir un garage en- Ia
| Gale de New Braunfels 1922.
Jno. Gunkel, para construlr una
| caballeriza ADDITIONAL en- la Gale de
Mason 4SS.
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CAYO DE n VENTANA

La nina Vivian Mem, de cinco amos
de edad, sufri6 Ia fractura de I'm
hueso de su cuello, al caer desde una
ventana del seeundo piso de su casa
habitaci6n en- las Gales de Cherry y
Carolina. La nina estaba ~convalecien
tie de una enfermedad que habia su
frido por varios dias, Y estaba senta,
da en- Ia ventana miranda jugar q
otras ninss, cuando perdi0 Ell equuli-
brio Y vino al suelO. Su estado es de,
licado.
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LIE ROBARON SU REGlSTRO

A Ia madrugada de aver en- IN
momento que Sc separo de su estaole'
cimiento, un cafe situado en- Ia Gale
de Concrete, lie robaron los rateros
ell registro donde guardaba las ven
tas y que contenia como ciento gum
ce pesos en- su interior. Esto sucedio
en- la Gale de Concrete al Este, nu-
nero 403. FL dueno del establecimien
to Sc llama E. Alcocer
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COMPRISE en- una de las
Modernas Casas del Munde

Pidase C~ataIogo. Cupon de 81, Gratis
FL Catilogc de n Etna Company. pari
este ano, esta ia listo para ser Distribute
Escriba por un eiemplar y ahorre diner'
al hacer sus compras. Consta de 20 paEi'
uas impresas 4 TODD lujo y profussmenh
ilIstradas. Cortiene description y precio'
infimos de toda clase de mercaderia. con-
tandose. Joyeria. Ropa. Articulos de tod;
clase para seaoras y Csbalieres. Generos'
Caizado. Jugueteria. Articuios de Fantasia,
Instruments Musicales. Aparatos electricos y
Radiograficos, Herramieatas Arios Deporti-
vos, etc. etc
Con este anuncio y In pcluena suma de
I2c. orc, Sc tcndra derecho n un elempLar
del Catilogo y aceptamos su equivalents
en- selos de cor-eo de c~ualcuier rais tsir
usar). 81 I'd. nos cscribe cor prontitud. Il
enviarcmos tamhien un Cupon vaiorado cr
Sl.o0 orc. cI cuai aceptamcs en- pago de-
mercancia.
Aproyeche ia oportunidad = haSa hoy mis-
mo cl siguicnte pcdido dc prucba:
. Corbatas dc soda fins. iltimo, estilcs
hermosos dibujos. y un bonito slfilcr DE-
corbsta. cuchapadc. Sl.O9 ORC.
Prccios cspecisies para sSentcs.
THE ETNA COMPANY.
Dept. 123, Binghamton, n. Y. E.U.A.
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LAS TROPAS ESPANOLAS CAP.
TURARON UNAS POSICIONES
Jose M. LOZANO.

Del Sc-ric-o cspce:cI DC Ii PRENSA.
MADRID, Noviembre 20.--Comuni-
can de Tetuan por medic de un te~
legrama que las tropas espaIolas que
estan operando en- el Noroeste cap
tUraron algunas poseSiomes i"1portar-
ties que estaban en- poder de los natl
vos : que fueron muy escasas las
perGidas QUE sufr:eron.
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Sc rccogieron unas p~roclamas.

Sc da Importance a Ia derrota que
sufri6 en- dias pasados ell jefe re-
belde Zapata, originada por las fuer-
zas del jefe carrancista Cleto Lopez,
pues de elias Sc dice que depende en-
gran parte Ia pacificaci0n del Esta-
do, por los documentos que Sc les
recogieron a los derrotados, que po-
nen a las fuerzas del gobierno en- pc
session de datos de grande significa-
cion, toda vez que en- Gllos Sc trata
de la organization de todas las par
tidas que merodean por distintas re-
Clones de esta Entidad, = las cue Sc
podra ahora batir facilmente. Los
documentos en- question fueron en-
tregados en- Ia Jefatura de Operacio-
mes. a efecto de que scar estudiados
convenientemente Y Sc les Pueda sa-
car toda la utilidad que parecen
contener.
Esta causandc sensation ell asunto
del jucgo.
FL asunto de las casas de jucgo,
cuyas investigaciones Sc llevan a ca
DO en- esta ciudad Y en- la dc Urua-
pam, promote ser sensational, por
los elementos sociales que en- dicho
asunto tomaron parte 0 estan inmis-
cuidos. Sc dice que las autoridades
c5tan ~dispuestas a hacer que TODD el
enredo Sc ponga en- claro. En- Urua-
pam, Sc ha jugado en- esta epoca a
Ia vista de TODD el mundo, sin respe-
to a Ia sociedad, nj compassion para
los infelices incautos que iban a de-
jar en- el tapete verde ell fruto de sus
afanes en- las distintas classes de jue-
gos de azar que ALI Sc permitian.
Las a]utoridades superiores estan
para salir con responsibilities, pues
Sc dice de algunos funcionarios que
recibieron dinero para pagarse 81
disimulo 0 sus influencias.
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-Cuando. necesna I'd. libros en- es.
panol, pidalos a Ia Liberia de Igna.
GIG {. Lozano. lis ". Santa Eora Az.
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49,. Q
VwT~~~ 49,

have had lately, or a sour condition
of the soil. The Bureau of Agriculture
will be glad to give you expert advice
in the matter If you write them.
Indefinite.
Dear Miss Lee: Last summer I met 9 young
man just before he entered the service. We
exchanged letters while he was In camp He
has returned now, and Is very friendly. and
seems to be very much interested in me- When
ever he sees me, he says. I'VE must go to the
theater soon." or Il hope you viii let me call
on you some time soon," but he nsver sets a
definite time. / really like him exceedingly.
and would like to ask him to my home some
evening. but am not sure 1t would be proper
to do SO before he has asked me to go to
some place Of amusement with him. Please advise
me?-R F.
Usually, when a man is desirous
of a girls company, he asks her for
definite time However, this man
may be timid or may be waiting for
you to suggest an evening. You
might invite him with other friends
to an informal Sunday evening tea
or something of that sort at your
home. 1t is better form not to accept
invitations from him until he has
called at your home and met your
mother.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
HOROSCOPE.
TUESDAY. JUNE 3. 1aIa.

Copyright, 1873. by the Mcclure Ne~sp.ps
syndicate.)
Although Jupiter and Venus are in
a mildly benefic aspect Saturn rules
so strongly for evil today that care
should be exercised in all human af-
fairs
II is fairly favorable day for COM
mercial transactions. especially for
selling; but buying is to be avoided.
Dealers in women's wear and Jew
elry or other costly commodities have
a promising sign Much extravagance
in dressing will be evident during the
summer months.
Seaside and other resorts have the
forecast OF great prosperity. There
will be large expenditures Of money,
but this seasonal demonstration of ac-
cumulated wealth may preced a Sec
ond demonstration that will be OF a
national import
The seers admonish all who occupy
places in the Sun to read the signs of
the times.
This is a fairly lucky wedding day,
for it is likely to lead to material pros
perity.
Under this sway Of the planets the
home-makine instinct, which will con-
tinue to increase in strength as a
reaction after the war, will be well
directed.
I, Again the seers prophesy many COM
munity experiments and the growth
of cooperative movements
| Saturn in malefic aspect will menace
progress all through the reconstruction
period, it is prognosticated- The
| forces that are reactionary and auto
cratic will be strengthened throush b
this sway which will affect legislators.
manufacturers and business men OF
every clas.
Warning ! given by the sers that
the conditions of the new era must be
/ recognized.
Ireland continues under stars tina,
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Slage andSezsen
By EARLE noRsEY,

By EARLE DORSEY,
CONSTANCE TALMADGE was the
guest Of honor at the performances of
the earrick Players last hight.
ANITA Loos and JOHN EMER-
SON, the famous scenarist and direc-
tor, respectively, who are assisting
MISS TALMADGE in the formulation
OF new screen masterpiece, also
viewed the performance,
GEORGE @. TYLER's summer dra-
matte season got under way at the
National last night, with q crowd of
local and out-of-town celebrities pres
ent
Not to be outdone, TOM MOORE
was host to MRS. CHARLOTTE
PICKFORD. mother of the immortal
MARY, at the Rialto last evening.
MRS. PICKFoRD Is the business
manager of her famous daughter.
FREDDIE KLEIN, of Loews Co
lumbia, has blossomed out in his white
summer trousers.
SIDNEY LUST was a visitor at
Loew's Palace yesterday as the guest
of MANAGER BEATUs. MR.. LUST
Is Interested In the presentation of
Daddy Ambrose" the Palaces sup
Elemental comedy feature this week.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
CHILDREN'S
SUNRISE STORIES
UNCLE WIGGHY AND
BUNTYS SLIPPERS \
By HoWARD r.. GARIs.


We'll. ! think she is all ready
now, except her slippers. said Nurse
Jane Fuzzy wuzzy.
where is she going?r asked Uncle
wiggily.
ITO a little party that Alice wib-
ble-wobble. the duck girl. is going
to give. She Is all ready except her
slippers. Will you go to the ave
and six cent store and get them?"
''of course ! wilt" said Uncle
Wiggily.
On his way he met humble
bee caught fast In the sticky gum of
a pine tree. Uncle wiggily helped
the bee get its legs free. and away
it few.
"If I can ever help you I will,
dear Uncle Wiggily," buzzed the
bee.
When he reached the place the
store was closed.
thought Mr.. Longears. .'Babby
Bunty will be SO disappointed! She
can't go to the party without slip
pers! Oh! dear!, What shall I dor
"Ha! Perhaps I can help you"
said buzzing voice. know where
there are a lot of lady slippers.
and"
"oh. but Baby Bunty is too small
to wear a lady's slipper" said the
rabbit IF they are too large / can
make them smaller" said another
voice. Il am the toad lady you
helped"
So he picked two of the Smallest
lady slipper flowers which the bee
pointed out, the toad lady made
them smaller. and Baby Bunty wore
them to Alice wibblewobble's party.
And all the animal girls said:
oh. aren't Baby Bunty's slippers
cute!"
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03

Travel Stories.
Dear Mis- Lee: I have written some oe
scriptiye stories Of my travels in toreaen eoun
trieaL Kindly inform me II The Herald Nou,1
accept s1ch writings and II any payment Nouio
b. forthcomins.J. w.
To- The Herald has its own stan OF
writer's so, ordinarily, does not accept
such manuscripts as you mentioned.
In regard to your previous letter,
will write to the parties in Butte CITY
and New York for you IL you VIII
furnish me with the names of your
friends.
To whiten the Skin.
Dear Misc Lee: Will you tell me something
to vhiten my skin and to keep my hands dry
in the summer timef-PATiENCE.
Apply diluted lemon juice or diluted
peroxide of hydrogen to whiten your
skin. Applications of good talcum
powder should relieve the perspiration
of the hands.
should He Wait.
Dear Miss Lee: I am . young man u and
have three years Of specisi schooling before me-
Do you not think should wait until the com
pletion Of this course to settle down with .
wifef-M. Nc W.
It would be most foolish for you to
marry before you were able to sup
port a wife. BY all means finish your
schooling first.
Transportation.
Dear Mis- Lee: To wnom should a soldier
apply for Transportation funds due him! Who
shall write to concerning my allotment!-PA-
TRIoT
Apply to the Director of Finance
concerning your first question and
write to the Allotment and Allowance
Division, Bureau of War Risk Insur-
ance, concerning the latter.
Mildew ON Phlox.
Dear Miss Lee: What causes midew on the
phlox In my gardenf-E NJ. C.
The mildew on your phlox is prob
a hlv caused hy the rainy weather Wa
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Six Best Tested Recipes for
Home Brewed Summer Drinks

water. A good siphon with which to
dispense the carbonated water and
add ''fz" to the drink is an excel
lent investment for the summer
drink mixer.
Sugar Sirup.
A pure sugar sirup is a necessity
with nearly every drink. Keen il in
quantity. bottled ready for immed-
late use.
To make a sugar sirup pour 1 1-2
cupfuls of warm water over 2 cup
fuls of granulated sugar and let
stand until sugar dissolves. When
dissolved bring the liquid slowly
TO a boil and remove from the fire
at once. Cool and bottle,
Chocolate sIrup.
A good chocolate sirup is made
as follows:
with 1-2 cupful of grated bitter
chocolate and put in a saucepan
Add l stick OF bark Of cinnamon
and cover with 3-4 cupful of warm
water. Heat slowly. stirring con-
stantly and boil for minutes.
When cool add 2 tablespoonfuls of
very strong black coffee and / Ia
teasponfuls of vanilla extract
Strain the liquid and bottle. Keep
in a cool place until used.
Champagne Lemonade.
The ingredients for this drink are
given in the proportion used to a
single glass and must be multiplied
according to the number to be served
For four persons bottle of ginger ale
and / 1-2 cupfuls of unfermented
grape juice. with the other mater
ials in proportion, makes a very
generous serving.
The ingredients (for 1 CLASSY are:
Juice of 1-c lemon. I tablespoon
ful fresh lime Juice, 1-3 bottle gin
ger ale, I Tablespoonful of sugar
tablespoonful cracked ice.
Mint Ale.
The ingredients for this drink are
sufficient to serve eight or ten per-
sons. The ingredients:
Juice of 4 lemons, 1 bunch of fresh
mint tips, 1-2 teaspoonfuI essence Of
peppermint. ! cupful of sugar sirup,
1.2 cupfui ice water, 2 large bottles
ginger ale.
To make, squeeze the lemon juice,
oNo Shc Sfup- water ana mint
leaves and essence. put in a COW
cred bowl and let stand a half-hour.
When ready to serve add the gin
ger ale, pour over cracked ice and
garnish with fresh mint tips and
lemon slices.
Chocolate Fiss.
Mix tablespoonfuls of chocolate
sirup with an equal quantity of rich
| cream. Add ! tablespoonful OF
| shaved ice and fill up the glass with
| carbonated water.
Mix 1 pint of white grape Juice
with 1 pint of lime juice, sweeten
to taste with sugar sirup. and fill
the glass or pitcher with cracked
ice and lemon soda. or carbonated
water. Garnish with sliced lines
Fruit Flip.
Make 1 cupful of hot Orange
Pekoe tea and pour it over 1 cup
full of sugar. When the sugar is
dissolved add 1 cupful of orange
juice, 1-2 cupful of lemon juice and
1-2 cupful of pineapple juice. Stir
in pint of unfermented grape Juice.
Pour over cracked ice, add 1 pint
of carbonated water. and garnish
with orange slices, pineapple
chunks and fresh Strawberries.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
At the Theaters Tonight.

SHUBERTGARRICK-
Upstairs and Down"
NATIONAL
"On the Hiring Line"
POLLS
"A Lonsly Roneo"
SHUBERTBELAsCo--
The Law cf Nature"
KEITH'S-
Vaudeville.
COSMOS
Vaudeville.
GAYETY-
Fred Twins Maiestics
MooREs STRAND
q B. warn9. The Man Who Turned white -
LOEW'S PALACE
The Woman Thou Gavest Me-
LoEw's COLUMBIA
Bryant washbmH in Putting Il Over"
MoORES GARDEN
Evelyn Nesbit In "A Fallen Idol"
CRANDAIL's METROPOLITAN
Norma Tslmadge in "Ths New Moon
CRANDALL's-
J. warreu Kenigan in The Best Man.
CRANDALL'S SAVOY
Mades Kennedy In Leave II To Susan"
CRANDALL's KNICKERBoOKER-
Emmy wehlen in The Amatsur Adventures y
PAIACE-Ninth. near the Arenue-
rhs Mans Theater. Smoke II You Like
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03

The stars incline. but do not compel"
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
By VIRGINIA Lee

He'll appreciate a tall, cool glass
like this, girls!
(All drinks Actually Tested In q
Home kitchen.)
Have you a private soda fouh-
tain?
OF course not, but you may. with
a slight effort, acquire an enviable
reputation as a mixer of such good
iced drinks that you may make your
parties popular and win the thanks
of the thirsty.
Home brewed beverages involve
some time and trouble, but the art
of the tall, cold drink. frosty and
mint crowned. needs only an art
full hand, and-but small expense.
Good drink mixing requires a sup
ply of foundations, such as concen-
trated fruit Juices, ginger ale. grape
Juice, ready-made and bottled
pure sugar sirup. a chocolate sirup,
plain lemon soda and carbonated
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And senemen- know lot about where the hsh bite earliest
and where the game best. tool
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toment discontent and encourage e.

foment discomfort and encourage re-
belIion against existing condition.
Again religious discussions and dis
sensions are foreshadowed Honors
come to many of the clergy.
Persons whose birthdate It is have
the augury of success and promotion
in their employment They houid safe
guard the health and be discreet in
their dealings with others
Children born on this day will be
popular and respected These sub
jects Of Gemini may be changeable in
their moods, for their principal ruling
planet is Mercury.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03
Virsinia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions
Vacation! Magic word!

Vacationl Magic word! And where to spend
it and what to take on the trip is the thing that's
uppermost IN everyone's mind right now. Year after
year you've read the advertisements and guide
books until you're convinced there's nothing new
under the sun.
Why not let me help you plan your vacation
tripe 1t doesn't make any difference whether you
want trip to Alaska or merely weekend down the
bay; whether you're planning to spend S. $500.
can tell you of many interesting things to do.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-03

Mrs. Frank West entertained at a
luncheon of eight covers at the Cafe
St. Marks yesterday afternoon.