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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
La luG|ta 4 Ii PSIia del General P8IShilg
New York pBpaIa sunHGg 1g para IGr al Gran HGOG AmG
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dente Wilson, Empleados del Es-
ltado y de Ia Municipalidad, asf
como los representatives de los
[Gobiernos Extranjefos, d quie-
mes Sc les reseryafali sitios de no
lnor.
Sc cree que el Lspidtdn, con Ell
General Pershing su Estado
Mayor y con un nfilnero aproxi.
mado de 10000 hombres de la
Primera Division, arribara a
Sandy Hook a las Z de Ia maiiana
del dfa 8 de eptiembre. Una fioti.
lila de botes de yapoi y de barcos
idel Gobierno, asf como algunos
escuadrones de aeroplanos, Sc
Ehallan dispuestos "a para ir a
dar la bienvenida los repatria-
dos. Ell LeUsatd,, sera escoltado
hasta los muelles de Hoboken,
donde hara escala q las 8, y 81 es
possible el General Pershing sefa
trafdo desde aquel puiito abprdo
del bote de vapol. Patrol, por ell
Comite del Alcalde, s. sera desem
barcado en- las Baterfas. Inme-
diatamente Sc trasladara ell Gene
raj hasta Ell Hotel Waldorf AS.
toria, y desde ALI hara SUI prime
"a vista a las autoridades de la
|ciudad en- el Ayuntamiento.
Ell Programa deslos festejos del.
dfa siguiente Sc ha sometido a
la aprobaci6n del Secretario de
Ia Guerra Baker. Las demestra.
Clones publicas Il reyista piilitar
eoilclizs,;;t.l i l;is 90 IL malta
na, teniendose en- cuenta ell consi
Ederable nlmero de fuerzas que
llegara probabemente a la pobla-
ci6n durante las horas de la tar
de.
Segdn Sc ha conyenido, la pa
rada recorrera La Quinta Aveni
da desde la calle 11O hasta el
lArco de la Victoria, que sc encuen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
G0uisiiD dilla sale q iillgsdgaI los
SlCGSOS dc FiunG
lldjgRaassiiSSl general en- VGna, pOr Ia paz quGle
inpORGR los aIadOs. -GIaRdiOS0S tSdValS en-
New York, para TGGhir al htIOG de Ia PatTia.
5. A. R. Gl Principe dc GaGSida Washington

perador Carlos, que recibio la
nueva de Paris, POGO despues que
los Aliados entregaron a la Mi
sion Austriaca sus replicas, Sc
decide a abandonar Suiza.
GINEBRA, 6.-Tropas del Go
bierno han ocupado los principa-
les edificios de Munich, v fuer-
tes patrullas recorren las Gales
y guardian los carros, desde ell
lunes, pues Sc ten1e que los es-
partacos y comunistas tramen
un atentado para derrocar ell go
bierno actual.
WASHINGTON, eel Presi-
dente Wilson ha acordado tomar
participation para que Sc lleve
"a efecto una conferencia entire
representatives de los trabajado-
res de sus factorias y las United
States Steel Corporation, para
que entire ambas parties Sc llegue
"a un acuerdo y Sc evite la huel-
ga que amenaza romper.
NEW YORK, 6.-Los emplea-
dos y oficiales de la ciudad de
New York aprobaron hoy votar
+cien mil dollars para la recep-
cion y festivales que tendran lu-
gar en- honor al Generaifsimo
Pershihg Y su Estado Mayor,
que desembarcaran el lunes, pro-
cedentes de los campos de Euro
pa, acompaiiados de la Primera
Division del ejercito americana
que tanto Sc distingui6 en- Euro
pa. Sc ha declarado tambien ell
lunes dia festive para las ofici-
mas puhlicas, de la Municipali-
dad. En- otro lugar Ell IMPAIR
CIAL publica el programa de di-
chos festejos. que han de reves-
|tir gran importancia y solemni-
dad.
WASHINGTON, Sci dfa II
de noviembre llegara a esta ca
lpital ell Principe Je Gales, here.
dero a la Corona del inaperio Bri.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06

Psros sa4slez.s esov<tl,e1.sv Cal seorapsaa 1.S
pequena pobaci6n de Montebeo Condado de Orange
aora donde esa amosO de Acee mas grande del
La production total de este de doce mil barries
acee arOs vaorados S30 cda Este de los
famosos pozos propiedad de la Standard Oil Company.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
(Servicio Inalambrico.)


WASHINGTON, septiembre
6.-William C. Redford, Secre-
tario de Comercio! ha presenta-
do su renuncia al Presidente VIII
son y lie ha sido aceptada para
tener efecto ell primero de no.
viembre, seg1n Sc anuncio aver.
Ell Evening Star" dice que la
noticia Official de dicha renuncia
no ha causado ninguna sorpre-
sa, pues Sc esperaba, por 1sus de-
sacuerdos con ell Director Gene
raj Hines, con respecto a los pre-
clos que dominan desde hace
muchos meses en- el mercado.
PARIS, 6.-Se rumora que
una Comision de Generates Ala
dos ha sido enyiada a Fiume a
investigar los motivos de los dis
turbios habidos en- aquella ciu-
dad, en- los cuales Sc vieron COM
prometidos soldados franceses,
de los que muchos fueron muer-
tos. La Conferencia de la Paz
ha recomendado que Sc haga una
ordenanza para el restableci-
miento del orden en- Fiume, la
cual sera hecha cumplir por fuer
zas de los ejercitos americana y
britanico, fernando ell contin-
gente Gle los Estados Unidos, sol
dados de marina de los buques de
guerra.
GINEBRA, 6.-En Viena. sc
han recibido con gran sorpresa
e indignation, seg1n noticias lie
gadas esta ciudad, los termi-
nos del Tratado de Paz con Aus
tria, juzgandose que, con tai mo-
two, el Ministerio de Viena ten
dra que dimitir. Como conse-
cueneia del estado de cosas, en-
los cffeuIos monarquicos Sc con-
sidera que. tiene difcuItades,
matando sus esperanzas del re-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
LA sRTA. DE ADsUAR

A residir con sus tfos los es-
pesos Adsuar-Mir6, tan estima-
dos por la buena sociedad de San
Juan, ha llegado a esta capital
la bella y distinguida seiorita
Conchita Adsuar, hija del Coro-
mel Adsuar, fallecido reciente-
mente en- Bilbao, luctuoso acae-
cimiento de que Sc ocup6 amplia-
mente Ell IMPARCIAL.
Alos pies de la viajerd genti-
lisima ponemos nuestro rendido
saIudo de bienvenida. s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
(Traducciones de Ell impair,
CIAL.)

Ell Comite Executive nombra-
do anticipadamente, va lo tiene
todo preparado para los festejos
de bienvenida que la ciudad de
New York celebrara en- honor del
General Pershing, a su arribo a
la patria.
Sc proyecta que ell festival dc
comienzo desde Ell instante en- que
el Generalisimo llegue abordo
del LeUiGtaar, el dia SIDE septiem-
bre (el lunes), hasta que parta
para Washington despues de la
gran parada, que Sc efectuara a
10 largo de la Quinta Avenida, el
microbes 10.
No solamente tomara parte en-
dicha parada la Primera Divi-
sion A. p. f., sino que, en- ella
iran todOs los cuerpOs de las
fuerzs americans disponibles.
De acuerdo con 10 anunciado
por ell Mayor General Nc. Manus,
Jefe del Puerto de Embarcaci6n,
Ia ,parada y revista no duraran,
menos de cuatro horas. Sc espera
que Ell General Pershin ira a ca
ballo, la cabeza de la Primera
Division, con sus estandartes des
plegados en- pleno, con todas sus
cocinas de campana, ambulan-
cias, y artjllerfa de Inca. Habra
tres regimientos de artiilerfa re-
presentados, 900 sarros id que
IRA, 5000 ambulancias u un gran
contingente de todas las armas
en- servicio actual.
La tribuna oficial para Ia reyis
ia Sc hallara colocada frente al
Museo Metropolitano de Arte,
que queda en- la calle Sc, y Sc espe
ra que estaran presentes ALI
miembros del Gabinete del Presi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
Las OTyGDtGs ObIaS en- NuGStO Puerto

tro valiosO concurso para asegu-
rar el pronto comienzo del dra-
gado del puerto de San Juan, va
por adjudication del contrato
pendiente o por administration.
Ell creciente aumento del co.
mercio de este puerto sera vi.
talmente afectado 81 estas tan
imprescindibles mejoras son re.
tardadas por mas tempo.
Cdmaru de Concrete de San,
Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
Dos coblegrumas importantes.

Dos cGbtegtdnds importdntes.
Al Honorable Secretario de Ma
rina,
Washington, d. G.
Sr. Secretario:
Los ciudadanos de San Juan,
respetuOsamente solicitan vues-
tro concurso para asegurar Ell
,pronto comienzo del dragado del
Puerto de San Juan, para cuya
obra el Congreso y la Legislatu-
ra de esta Isla han seiialado
asignaciones.
La posici6n geografica de esta
ciudad americana no puede ocul-
tarse a la clara vision y eficiente
gobierno de los jefes de nuestra
gran escuadra y nosotros espe-
ramos tener segura yuestra COO
peraci6n para hacer valer ante Ell
Departamento de la Guerra la
conyeniencia y ventajas de tener
una terra segura y un puerto
cerrado como 10 es el puerto de
San Juan, para Ell libre uso de la
Armada.
Cdn0ra I'ssular de ComeFcio
de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
Al Honorable secretario de la
Guerra,
Washington, D. c.
sr. secretario:

La Camara de Comercio de
San Juan, haciendose eco de las
demandas populares para las me-
joras de las presentes inadecua.
das facilidades de anclaje de
nuestro hermoso puerto, respetuo
sa y urgentemente solicita vues-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06

tanico, procedente del Canada,
donde en- la actualidad Sc encuen-
ira de vista. No Sc han dade
al plblico todavfa detalles de los
festejos que han de celebrarse
en- su honor, pero Sc espera que
sera Yecibido en- la Casa Blanca.
(Continua en- La pagina 4a.1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06

Rios esta terminando cuatro deco
raciones de gran efecto.
va Sc estan separando loeali-.
dades para la expresada function
10 que ayisa la empresa a los SEND
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06
AUTOM6VIL PREMIER

Sc vende uno casi nuevo, en-
buen preciO. Informara BenitO
ZaIduondo, TelefonO 498, P. o.
Box 1872, San Juan, P. r. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-06

Qea mas Cables en- la segunda
y en- Ia sexta paginas.)
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-11-20

cause of the bad condition of tn
roads. there was only small attend
ance. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Miss Mabel Ericsson visited Miss
Edith Lamont Sunday evening.
Mrs Chap Bayes received the sad
news this week that her sister, Hrs.
Hurry Duzam had passed away in
Illinois.
Mrs. Albert Knutsen of Lynden en-
tertained a number of friends at din
ner Sunday in honor of the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Schulck.
MIR George Yeagor of Bellingham
was q weekend visitor at the Barney
Weidkamp home.
Mr. Henry Hoffman and Mrs.
Markworth and son Fred attended
the funeral of Mr. John Long at
Lake Whatcom Tuesday.
Mrs. John Ahrens entertained with
a nicely appointed dinner Sunday
for Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Helgath and
Mr.. Jacob Loretz.
Milton Westlund of Bellingham
spent the weekend with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar De Valois of
Boyten, Iowa, have been visiting at
the T De Valois home. They are
also visiting at the D. Van Wyhe
and L. De Valois homes in Lynden.
Bellingham visitors this week in
cluded Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Weld
kamp. Mrs. H. Wander Mey, Harry
and Allie Wander Mey, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. o. wampler, and Mrs. John Hol-
trOp.
Mr.. H. Wander Mey returned home
Thursday from the Kulshan hospital,
where he underwent an operation.
Miss Theresa Holtrop has been very
seriously i'll this week.
Miss Allie Wander Mey spent Tues
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. DAY.
i'd Bruno of Lynden.
Wanda Bayes was absent from
school several days because of i'll
ness.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-11-20
DELTA AND SUNSHINE

J A Thanksgiving Program together
with a pie social will be held at the
Delta School Nov. 81, Friday evening
at eight O'Clock. All women 2nd girls
are asked to bring a pie end two
neckties The two neckties must be
alike. Coffee will also be served.
Everybody is invited and urged to
attend for the program will be ex-
ceptionally good. and a lively time
after it, is assured.
Mrs. Earl Anderson entertained
with a dianer Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Chris.offerson and son Albyn and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Larson and fam
lily.
! The Northwestern Baptist Confer
ence of the Swedish Baptist Church
which ended Sunday evening with a
very impressive sermon in the Eng
lish language by Rev. Felth of Bel
/ bingham was a success from start
( to finish. There were three lectures
each day and evening. The speak
ers were as follows: Paul Ericsson,
missionary; c. A. Anderson, Ever
EFT: E. o. Olson, Ferndale; Emil FIRE.,
borg, Seattle; c. A. Asplund, Tao
oma; A. H. Johnson. Mount Vernon !;
j. A. H. Rosendahl, Ferndale; A. j.
Stormans, Ballard; o. F. Felth, Bel
/ lingham; A. Swarty, Cedarhome; A.
L. Fredrickson, Vancouver. B. c..
besides a host of visiting members
from Bellingham, Ferndale and
Badger. The male chorus from Bel
/ bingham was greatly enjoyed. The
church was full each day and Sun
day afternoon and cyening, there was
no standing room. TIL .pdies OF the
church furnished refreshments, and
on Sunday, they served chicken dim
ner. The refreshments were served
in the Axlund home.
Mrs. J. F. Froberg delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Busy
Bee Sewing Society Thursday. Be
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30
Delightfully."- Distinctive Joy
Diffus;nr

Diffusing.
What i. the downright "slangy'
people call "a grand and gloriou:
feeling" is the Joy feel when help.
ing choose "that new car"
Such Joy was mine this week, fol
a gay, young "Polly person" from
out-of-town called up bright and
early Wednesday morning. "My
kingdom for a car, Polly, dear,
called this blithe voice, and we
Jared forth up automobile row
What an enchanting place it is to
be sure!
In the ones-Hansen Cadillac
showroom we found a four-pas-
senger Cadillac Victoria, which we
at once voted perfect "love," so
dainty its lines, so rich its finish
ings, so exquisite its coloring, a
dark green.
For both summer and winter use
it is, of course, and you should
see how very easy it is to convert
from winter to summer affair, a
change effected almost as quickly as
the shadow Of a swiftly passing
cloud.
And best of all, my dears, ito so
easy to drive, smooth and quickly
responsive, you feel confident at all
times that it will go just where you
wish it to, yet its a car whose
mechanism never intrudes itself up
on the occupants of the car. Only
the driver knows it's wonder per-
Torrance and the passengers ell
JOY a marvellous riding quality.
\
"Baby Vamp" is the name they've
given the dainty blouse with points
and buttons in the back the same as
in the front. Why, we'll just be-
cause-it's mystery which is front,
which is back!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30

picturesque faprlcs IN new SNf0
q S her coat swings back in the
- spring breeze, one notices hei
sport skirt, and what a lovely one
it is, in beautifully blended colors oil
rose, gold, blue, soft green, siivc.l
and bronze in fashions fascinating
fabrics, Fan-ta-si, Victory and Wat
erfall silks. Self colored, two toned
and novelty striped and blocked
they're of curious, creepy lowell
ness. White crepe de chimes, grace
fully clinging, have rich knee hens
of Waterfall silk, giving the effect
of Paon velvet. Creamy white Vic
tory cloth is dazzlingly lovely.
These are but few of the capti-
waiting skirt creations shown at the
Lamond Style Shop, second floor
Securities building, Sixteenth and
Farnam.
Sunny Italy Charms the World
= UNNY ITALY is most interest
~ ing in many ways. Noted for
aesthetic arts they've yet many of
the practical arts represented among
their people, chief among them their
cuisines. The tenor of the San
Carlos Grand Opera company ate
spaghetti most delightedly at the
Rialto delicatessan Monday nigh,
after the opera. This shop is max.
ing a speciality of serving this de.
licious dish. If you'll phone Red
400, they'll have it ready for you to
take home in your car.
The Power of King
n AS often been invoked to bring
- before the court the music OF
the world, but even a king can do no
more than the New Edison, the in
strument of perfect recreation.
Through it you may WELD the power
to call before you the foremost sing
ers and entertainers and enjoy their
art in all its vivid realism.
Listen to souls stirring martial airs
to alluring love songs, speeches OF
famous men and women-songs by
Caruso, Mccormack, CALI Curci-at
the Rouse Edison Parlors, Twentieth
and Farnam. Spend delightful i,ouI
in one OF the big easy chairs listen.
ing to your favorite opera.
If you can't visit this shop to lie,
Mr.. Rouse demonstrate the instru.
ment to you, I'll be most happy te
send you illustrated literature of TIL.
New Edison. You may find it in.
teresting to know that Mr.. Rouse
tests personally every machine
which leaves his shop.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30

Springtine Whispers Of Joy and
Clothes.
THAT moment of springtimt
= which whispers of sunshine anc
flowers and-new clothes-is here
And when we picture sunshine and
gardens and the great out-of-door.
we long to fashion summer sheer
things. Thompson & Belden's are
showing shipment of the new white
embroidered voiles. Woven of ex-
quisitely dainty threads, some OF
them are lace voiles, greatly re-
sembling the drawn work now so
popular, others have groupings OF
dots on a lacey background. Many
are very sheer with a dimity stripe
of ihimitable charm which lends it.
self fascinatingly to the artistic de-
signs. Essentially feminine they've
a delicate daintiness entrancingly be-
coming.
Pigeon, the newest gray, has a
suggestion of blue, most effective.
New Frocks.
A GROUP of beauties-frocks-a-
"A futter with anticipation are as
'sembled in the F. w. Thorne show
room, Eighteenth and Farnam. A
model of charmeuse developed in
browns and blues, has glitteringly
attractive motifs embroidered in
silver round tunic edge. Check
book price is $le.75. A wondrcus
magic Of Color charm is navy
Ceorgetta with great white lacing
figures. a tiny back collar" of navy
charmeuse has lining of bright
American Beauty. The same color
forms an underbodice and lining for
the tiny turn-back cuffs on the
sweeping sleeves. A fine value for
$44.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30

Daring, Demure, Distinctive, Dis
tractingly Different.
THE picturesqueness of the Gains
L borough hat has been unques-
toned for years and for as many
years designers have sought to
create hats which would make this
shape the seasons favored mode.
The fine has arrived-and every
womb of fashion includes among
her hats of grace, the inimitably fas-
cinating large-brimmed Gainsbor-
ough.
The Nebraska Clothing Company's
millinery department, Fifteenth and
Farnam, is showing case of these
droop-brim models, fashioned of
horsehair. Daintily glittering is this
fine hair fabric in every pastel shade
of the rinbow. Several show COM
binations of orchid and mauve, with
just touch of dark raisin. The
crowns have each and all chosen
Georgette, cunningly gathered and
corded, the trims wee velvet roses,
buds and berries, are exquisitely
worthy of their distinctive settings,
hats as fascinating as they're wide
ly different.
You Are Bound, at the Flatiron Cafe,
Seventeenth and St. Mary's Ave.
10 FIND it pleasant to dine where
= service is instant, dignified and
correct, and where good food in
plenteous portions makes the lunch
and dinner hours worth while. One
hardly realizes how they can afford
to serve such meals for 40 cents and
60 cents. There's always a gener-
Gus big pat of butter at the side of
the delicious bread and good, thick
cream in the coffee and on the var
ious buildings.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30
Authentic Advance Showing

IL F the latest creation in the hat
~ world are the Spanish Cocque
models just arrived at the Brandeis
Stores. Mr.. Amsden took me up to
the stock room for the first peep.
Quaint watteaus and tire brim tur-
bans, large brimmed hats, modified
and exaggerated tams, they all OF
them are possessed of most fas-
cinating feature-a crown covered
with irridescent cocque feathers
closely laid, with a long cascade on
the side back of these beautiful fash
ion feathers. The straws are in col
ors to combine we'll with the puppies
greens, blues and browns of the
feathers. Becoming, bewitching!
Lusciously Sweetly Satisfying
A RE the Keeleys Old Fashion
A chocolates on sale at the
Jacobs-Lee drug store, Fifteenth and
Douglas. Chocolate and vanilla
cream Filings, they're most delicious
Stop in when you're on your way to
the pictures; you will always find
delicious goodies" offered. There
is an appreciative gathering each
day for their luncheonettes. You'll
find this shop of wonderfully con-
venient courtesies-chief among
them, their checking system.
At the Threshold of Spring.
OMAHA is summoned to pa.
~ geant of modern attire, begin.
ming March 81 The brightest, hap
piest world in years is mirrored in
modes multuorm and many-hued as
natures own dress. OF course you'll
be wanting to take kodak pictures Of
all the pretty things, then you'll
want them finished at once. The
Kase Studio, 2l5 Neville building
second floor, Sixteenth and Har-
ney, is doing beautiful printing and
developing these bright spring days
Their engagements are most arts
tically satisfying, well deserving the
handsome frame you'll want to place
on them,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30
Alluring Dreams of LONELINESS.

AlluIlnS dreams OF loneliness.
SWITCHES of lustrous beauty,
~ beautiful color, heavy, naturally
wavy are those which Mrs. Margaret
Gunston of the Delft Hair parlors,
second floor, Baird building, has just
received. All shades are represented
in this collection, brown, drab, light
and gray. The difficult tints are es-
pecially good; you'll find here the
shade you had despaired of. These
are SIS switches and may be bought
for from SIS to SIS. OF the same
quality are smaller switches sold
as low as S.. Waves and waves of
hair this year." says Dame Fashion.
Over the door of the sacred Temple
They sit in their wisdom-three-
The little deaf monkey,
The little dumb monkey.
The monkey who could not see.
With ears that are closed to scandal,
With eyes that see only the right.
Lips that speak no evil,
They sit in their silent might.
Quaint Reminders to Avoid Gossip
A RE the monkeys on sale at the
"A ALA Shop, 207 South Eigh-
teenth street. Three little mon
keys in row, cunningly fashioned
of tinted pottery, four inches wide
and three inches high are 25c. Grad
uated in size are those carved of
wood, each hanging from the others
tail. An unusually novel decoration,
they're $3.50, $l.65 and SIPS. A
card bearing the above verse accom-
panies these large monkeys
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30
In Exquisite Showing of Watches.

An Exquisite Showing of Watches.
A RTISTIC designs in many odd
a shapes and sizes are shown in
the watch collection of the Edholm
Jewel Shop, Sixteenth and Harvey.
Wrought in platinum. fashioned
with superior artistry, these are
accessories to fascinate those Of in
tuition, cultivated tastes, love of the
beautiful, and a subtle alteration for
the niceties and elegancies of attire
which 60 to make man or woman a
dress connoisseur Watches for
men and women, for dress, bust
ness and sport wear, platinum, solid
gold, gold-filled and sterling Silver,
it's a wonderful collection from
which to choose, at wide range of
prices.
The blouse suit in all its charm
has made its debut in the suitshops
about town.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30

Softly Whispering Thoughts Of
Spring >.
A RE the new Sentiment Cor
"A sages" arranged by the John
Bath Flower Shop, Eighteenth and
Farnam. Costing no more than the
proverbial box of candy" carried
by every gallant, from 81 to 81,
they're rather a welcomely exquis-
lite change from the accustomed
sweets. Daintily distinctive is the
arrangement of the seasons bios
SONS, sweet peas in wonder shades.
home grown violets, delicately
scented forget-me-nots of subtle
significance, and Mrs. Ward roses.
these flowers carefully arranged and
tied with knot of rich tulle or heavy
silkcn cord make an offering of bril-
liant charm. Just the thing for
dress-up week!
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30

My he beauty of springs number of things
because honor victory feel that it's entirely
happy indulgence handsome garments rich fabrics bright
years dressing going
to the celebration of "DessUp" week.
Everyone absolutely and positively is going purchase
appear fresh swell the crowds in the
and hotels Special features have been arranged for each
of Omaha gala week Bright lights color effects
will all times echo the Joy which fills the land
Omaha daily bee., 1919-03-30
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caught in Uain at her flying hair,
And the look of dreams in her eyes
Seemed to be more than eUer fair,
For the fact that my own lDere Wise.
I thought If Time for a little phile
Would lift my lips With her Uistful smile,
My heart would sing on the next long mile
For the little girl that / IUas