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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21

por otra parte, vivo deseo de qu(
Espala haga Or su voz (bien qut
por ahora EN- conferemeias priva
das) acerca de todos aqlellss pro.
blemas q. directa indirectamente
interesen al bien de la Humani
dad y la paz del mundo.
+ Mas no sc divide que el eje dc
toda nuestra polftica exterior es
necesariamente Francia. Con In
glaterra y con la Rep1blica fran
cesa pactamos y contratamos hace
tempo; ahi cstan los tratados, las
conversaciones, los viajes, las entire
vistas. ESQ iba a ser Dorado por
la mano torpe y ciega de algunoS
politicos que han amenazado Es
pana con un nuevo desastre.
Ell conde de Romanones va To-.
grar que todo ell viejo prestigio es-
pahol reviva y que reanudemos
las conversaciones Y Ell dialogo con
la dignidad y el decoro que CORES
ponde a un pueblo como ell nues-
tro.
No es facil la obra. Els, princi-
palmente, una tarea de claridad,
de sinceridad, de nobleza de SEN
timientos, de franqueza. Los ma
quiavelismos, las oscuridades, los
caminos tortuosos nos llevarian a
una etapa de esteril agitacion y
de aislamiento irremediable.
Francia desea, Francia quiere,
Franc;a ansia Hegar a una inteli-
gencia con Espana para. resolver
tc&os aquellos problemas que am
bos pueblos interesan.
YO PUEDO ,AlSEGURAR QUE
LA ALTA POLITICA DE FRAN
CIA Sc ENCUENTRA EN- UN
MOMENTO TAN PROPICIO PA
nA ESPANA, EN- UJN INSTAN-
TIE DE TAN ALBERTA VOLIN
TAD Y DE TAN RRANCA DIS
POSICION FAVORABLE, QUE
NO HAY .SINO PROCEDER
con. AAIPLITUD DE MIRAS
Y CON PASOS SEGUROS Y
'CLAR0S PARA LOGRAR QUE
Sc GREEN BASES FIRMEs
DE UN GRAN PORvENIR ES-
RANOL EN- LA POLITICA EX-
TERROR.
Schemes que con motive del via
;ie del presidente del Consejo, es-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21

de Estado va poner pie EN- terra
francesa, cuando en- el ministerio
dc Negccios estaran reunidos los re
! preseintantes mas autorizados de
Inglaterra, de los Estadcs Unidos.
de Francia y de Italia.
Cerca del ,presidente Wilson, Els
pana tiene una mission importante
que cumplir. Francia ha rogado a
Wilson, por medic de su prensa off
Ic.osa, G,ue asi como durante la que
IRA Sc ha visto los Estados Uni
dos llegar a Europa con todo ST
gran tcoraZon Y su alma bravo, d;as
pues de terminada la atroz heca-
tan:5e sigan interesandose por los
problemas europeos. PGes bien
uno de ellos, no ell mas delicad5s
pero tampoco el menos complete
G lnteresante, es ell de Espana. Y
luestro ministro de Estado ha dc
pedir Wilson que los Estados
Uni1os sigan la marcia progresiva
de la polit.ca exterior de Espa1a
cen el mismo ojo avizor que fla
ran en- los de,nas pueblos.
Wilson invita- al conde para que
o1 una o quiza Ell dos entrevistas.
la representation suprema de loe
Estados Unidos commence a como
GER Espaiia. Y no es solo ESQ: el
Presidente americana ha indicado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-21
poR S4,ooo.oo

vendo un solar situado cerca
le San Juan, cerca del Hotel Con-
dado, cerca del mar. cerca del
Parque, cerca de la carretera Gem
trail, de cerca de 900 metros de
superfcic. 90 metros de frente Y A.
de fondo. Tiene un palmar. Ideal
para construir. Ell tranyia a Ia
puerta. Bajese en- el mismo cruce
lie la parada 60, de dos pasos, y
10 vera. Esta cercado. F. Lopez
Sanchez, San Juan, Advt.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
HOROSCOPE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1919.
(Cupyrieht. ma tyy the Mccaur, N.-r-

SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1919.
tosynsht. raa By ths Mcclure Ns~.,pe
Syndicata)
Early today the Sun is in benefic
aspect while Saturn and Mars are
strongly adverse, and later the Iuu,in-
ary changes to evil place,
They who would profit by the in
fluence or aid Of those in power
should make the most OF the morning
hours. After noon Win be unlucky,
also, for those who seek employment
or accept appointments.
War mistakes win furnish political
capital at this time, II the stars are
read Alright INSTRUMENTATION and
half truths VIII be ENCOURAGED by the
planetary government.
Reforms In social matters will be
agitated with great persistence from
this time on. Women viii be crit-
cised by their own professional and
educational representatives.
New points of view on human rela-
tons win be presented by women who
will challenge criticism and even cruel
misjudgment, astrologers predict. This
will be part of the new era awakening
Again benefits for the colored race
are foretold and recognition Of their
Intellectual as well as industrial at
tainment is promised.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
The angury Of q year Of financial
prosperity. They should not remove
or travel n they would reap full
benefit Of the aspects directing them.
Children born on this day are likely
70 be very clever and talented. Theso
subjects of Libra are often very SEN
sative to their surroundings and great
lowers Of beautiful things.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
V~s~~ g..

trinity puz.asd n ycu can ezrs.tn how II h
done pae.s Do so-cURIoUS
Earrings have been used this
season as a hat trimming. They
hang down at each side just as
though attached to the ears.
Msry Of France.
Dear Mis- Leo: Can you ten ms suneshins
OF MARY Of Fsnos o. aums book from which
can obtain ths iufrmsttnni-INTERESTE
Mary OF France was one OF the
earliest women writer's on record
In the thirteenth century she put
the old traditionary tales of Ar
morics into The Lays of the Ro-
nance Languages"
Dsr At8 Lee: Do you think b 10 nine for q
nn u years of ase to vear runge-BEdTT.
Personally I think It very foolish
for a girl that age to even consider
the use Of rouge It might prove
injurious to the skin and certainly
would take away from her charm.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
CREAM OF TARTAR BISCUITS.

One quart Of -four. 1 teaspoon salt
. heapfng teaspoons cream of tartar.
heaping teaspoon soda, 1 table,
spoon butter or lard. 1 pint of sweet
milk (half water can be used). Sift
together -four. cream Of tartar. soda
and salt. Reserve q Htt5e handful
of hour mixture on board to roll
ont with. Melt hard or butter and
add to cold milk. Stir into the -four
mixing thoroughly to form smooth
dough. Turn out on Toured board
roll out to thickness Of one inch and
cut with small cutter. Lay close
together on creased baking tin
Bake IN . good hot owen.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCED.

Mr.. and Mrs ]. Frank Wilson. of
Kensington. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Virginia
Ray Wilson. to Wilson Lewis Town
send. son of J. Wilson Townsend. Of
Kensington.
Mrs Ira Copley was hostess at
luncheon yesterday, entertaining a
party at the Shoreham. in honor Of
Mrs William NJ. Fitzhugh, OF San
Francisco. who is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs William R Wheeler. at Ward
man Park Hotel.
in honor Of Mrs. Fitzhugh, when
those assisting her were Mrs.
Charles C. McChord. Mrs. William
q. Story. Of Chicago: Mrs. Edward
Granger. of DETROIT. and Miss Bur
Lesson.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Norris. and
baby. of Washington, are at tho
Hotel Marseilles, New York Miss
NJ. F. Norris is also at the Mar
settles.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Wright, of
Louisville, Ky., are in Washington.
having come for the marriage Of their
son. Capt Burdette Shields Wright.
to Miss Elizabeth Campbell, daughter
of Representative and Mrs. Philip Pitt
Campbell. which will be an event of
today.
Miss Alene Wright, sister of the
bridegroom. and Miss Elizabeth Steb-
bins. of Cazenovia, n. Y, who are to
be two of Miss Campbelrs brides
maids are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Campbell at their home in Mount Yer
non avenue, near Arlington. Miss
Elizabeth Beach. of Rockville. Md.
another bridesmaid, is also the guest
for the week OF Mr.. and Mrs Camp
bell
Mr.. and Mrs Wright entertained at
dinner last night at Cafe St Marks
IN honor Of the bride and bridegroom
Their guests included members of the
wedding party, who are Miss Dorothy
Campbell and Miss Helen Campbell.
sisters Of the bride; Miss Stebbins.
Miss Wright. Miss Beach, Robert
Paradise, of New York. who is to be
the best man. and the ushers-Capt
Frazer Hale, Air Service. q. S. A;
Capt Defreest Larner, Air Service,
U. S. A, and Maj Elmer Haslett, Air
Service, U. S. A
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell entertained
Informally Thursday night at a din
ner and dance for the wedding party.
Miss Afne Wright entertained them
at tea on Thursday afternoon.
On Thursday. also. Miss Beach gave
luncheon at her home IN Rockville.
and on Tuesday the bridal party were
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Seen In Washington Shops

Frank R JeIlen Company has the
most unique blouse On display now.
1t is developed in any number Of
colors, but one that was particularly
attractive had an undertcody OF
American Beauty chiffon round mock
and short sleeves attached to the
neck. boch front and back are knife
plated panels of dark blue Georgette
figured in various shades. q red flower
predominating. 1t is very effective
and so extremely odd
Leather coats are very good for
sport wear. the school gir. Or she
who would a-shopping so On a cold.
bleak day. 3 short one with big
patch pdckets and novel yoke is
shown at s. Kann Sons Co You
can have your choice Of either brown
or black, OF was the black dark
gray?
TaIeta underskirts have certainly
gone way UP in price It's true, but
there are several places Just now
where you can pick up one on sale.
saw such a lovely one in deep rose
at Frank r JeIlefrs just yesterday,
and much reduced at that
Eewpies have styles. too. and q
pumpkin frock is just the thing these
days At the Paiais Royal. there is
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
Sure Way to Regain
Robust Bloom of Youth

A smooth, Isf,ety-sot sk4n. win . denote
peach-Ifke bloom. Is one of TIE creat1's most
exquisite Sro wbsn the nrst brsh Il youth
Is over. this beautiful tint md .ttnu fustre are
rarely seen How to pe,rrs then-hafs the
pleSton- FSmOU bemty ezprb shrusd long
have Known that ~Hnsry nercuued w.z vcrsu
wonders tn this dir,-tion- n .ctus1y rf-es .
new surface to the skin. restoring that marvesous
EiriiSh eoaor and suftnes m . remarkabs. man.
ner An ounce of this va, procurahae at any
drugstore. VIII convert . faded wo<nout dis
coiored. freckled OF ptrpsy oomple6on into one
of captivating loTeffnes IN less than two veekA
10 special s6n is oscesszrJ fn apptyinx mer-
roliHd val. It being meared 90 st MINT hke
cod Geam and washed o6 tn ths mcrnfnr-Ady
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
CHILDREN,S
SUNRISE STORIES
UNCLE wIcGIY AND THE
NUT CAKE
By HOWARD h GARIs.
tcppyriut. isls. rhs Mcclure aswsu.pa
N 6yndicnfal

Nurse Jane had gone to q sale.
| leaving all the things ont on the
table to make NUT cake, and Uncle
Wiggily was out In the kitchen with
Uncle Butter. the goat gentleman.
who had come to visit him.
I've good notion to finish making
this cake for Nurse Jane" said Uncle
Wiggify. Wont she be surprised
when she gets back and flnds I've
made the cake?~
'She may" answered Uncle But
ter. But what kind OF q cake II It
expected to be, Uncle wig?'
She said a nut cake" answered
the bunny. 'But don't see any nuts.
Hold on. though! remember Billie
and Johnnie Bushytafl. the squirrel
boys, brought me a bag Of nuts the
other day. I'll use some OF those"
Uncle Wiggily stirred up In q pan
lot of flour and water and sugar
and molasses and other things-what-
ever goes into a cake. you know
and then Uncle Butter asked:
Where did you say the nuts wereT'
In bag. out IN the woodshed-"
answered Uncle wiggily. IF you'n
bring them here tn put them in the
cake and we'll bake it"
Uncle Butter brought IN q bag that
the squirrel boys had left for the rab-
bit gentleman. He opened II over
the pan Of batter, and Uncle wiggily
stirred the nuts in with a big spoon.
Now we'll pop the cake into the
oven. and when it's baked wen each
have q slice" the bunny said.
And when the cake was taken out
II was baked just right Waiting a
little while for It to cool, Uncle Wig
gily cut of two slices. one for him.
self and one for Uncle Butter. They
were sitting down to eat when. all
Of a sudden the door OF the kitchen
opened and in popped the bad old
Skuddlemagoon.
'-Oh. ho,- cried the skuddlemagoon.
I am Just in time! Souse I want.
and souse I shall have. But Tn take
the cake. toot"
with that, he most impoiiteiy
grabbed Uncle wiggily's slice and
Uncle Buffers slice and. still more
, impolitely, stuffed them into his
mouth. And then
"Oh, wow oh. double wow! oh,
red pepper hash and baked horse rad
, ishr' howled the Skuddlemagoon.
That cake is full of pins and nee
dlesr' and out OF the door he ran
Dear me! I wonder II made a
mistake, and dropped one of Nurse
James pin cushions In that cake by
mistaken said Uncle wiggify. He
and Uncle Butter looked at the cake
that was left. They saw a lot of
stickers in 1t. Then Uncle Butter
said:
'-Oh. see! We put a lot of chest
nuts in the cake without taking the
stickery, prickly burrs of the nuts.
You baked the cake full OF stickers,
Uncle Wiggily!''
Did I? Wen. it's q good thing we
didn't eat any of IT," spoke the bunny
The Skuddlennagoon came along Just
in time, as I said" Then the stick
cry chestnut cake was given to
Charlie and Arabella Chick, who.
with their bills, could easily pick out
the prickly chestnut burrs. and Nurse
Jane came home and made a proper
cake
After this you'd better let me do
the cooking" she said to the bunny
gentleman, and he said he guessed
so HIMSELF And IL the water doesn't
boil over out of the tea kettle and
make the coffee cup jump into the
lemonade pitcher I'll tell you next
about Uncle Wisgfly and the dinner.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

Lafayette Hotel for the winter and
has his mother and sister with him.
Miss Cryder Is at the Grafton Hotel
until she can get Possession Of her
home in o street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Reichelderfer
have returned to their home in Con-
necticut avenue after an absence Of
more than two years.
The Keane Council Dancing As
sembly will give a series OF dances
during the winter season. Their
first dance will be on October %.
and the officers are Charles NJ. Con
nor. chairman: Harry Donoghue, sec-
retary; q A. Strudly, treasurer;
Lieut. Leo J. Kavanaugh- In charge
OF invitations: refreshment commit
tee with Maj. G. Eugene Edwards IN
charge; music committee with other
members OF the council
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

one year ofder. WI Be sent back to
China to remain indefinitely.
Capt W. L. Palmer. OF the British
Embassy stan. win leave here to-
day en- route to bis home in England
Katsuji Debuchi counselor and
charge d'affaires OF the embassy Of
Japan. has taksn an apartment at
the Highlands He has been In resi-
dence at the embassy. on X street.
since his arrival In Juno. and has
changed to the Highlands to make
ready for the new Ambassador, Mr..
Shidehera, who win arrive in WASH
ington near the end of the month.
COL THoRNE
OUT OF TOWN.
Lieut. Col A. F. A. v. Thorne. Of
the British Embassy staff, left WASH
tnston yesterday for short absence.
Mrs Richard Crane, I'd. wife of
the United States Minister to Czecho-
fSlovakia- Is now in New York, after
short visit IN Washington, and will
sail on October % on the Powhatan
to join Mr.. Crane at his new post of
duty, where he went during the sum-
mer.
Col Gregg. the military secretary
of the Prince Of Wales. who was at
the Willard for several days, has
left Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs A B. Ruddock hal
several gests dining with them M
formally at the Cafe St Marks last
night.
Be one Of the bridesmaids at the
marriage of Miss Margaret Tuttie
and Streeter B. Flynn today, enter
tained at luncheon yesterday for the
members Of the bridal party
Miss Margaret Murray. Of Utica.
n. Y: Miss Mary Cumming and Miss
Elizabeth Cumming. of New York.
who will be In the bridal party,
have reached town. and are guests
Of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy TuttIe. The ushers arrived
yesterday and last night Mr.. Flynn
gave his bachelor dinner for them.
At the same time Miss Louisa Hoar.
another of the bridesmaids, enter
tained the girls of the bridal party
at dinner. This evening after the
wedding and the departure of Mr.
Flynn and his bride Robert W. Bell.
will give an informal dance at which
the members Of the bridal party win
be guests.
Mr.. Flynn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. T. Flynn. and his sister. Mrs ].
J. Richardson, Of Chicago, as we'll as
his brother. Olney Flynn. who will
be best man. are here for the we'd
ding.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

Get your scissors this minute and
make this cunning butterfly!
Use a four-inch square cut from
this newspaper and follow dia-
grams closely.
Fold on the dotted lines
Cut on the dark. heavy lines.
II you like use bright yellow
paper for your butterfly and put
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
MAPLE PUFFS

Two cups maple or brown Sugar. y
cup OF water, IL teaspoon vanilla, i:
cup chopped valnutA white Of ers
Boil sugar and water until they form
a soft mass in water Beat SLOWLY
into weIl-beaten white Of egg. Add
vanilla and beat until sIin. Add wal
nut meat and drop by y tesspoon On
buttered paper
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
CORN OMElET.

Beat youk OF eggs until thick and
lemon-oolored. add tablespoons mirk.
season with salt and pepper. then
put IN 1-2 cup corn. grated Melt =
tablespoon OF butter In q frying pan.
turn in the mixture. cook until set
and wei risen and Drowned under
meath. then put in the oven 60 dr.
on top. fold and turn on platter.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

such a funny htt1s Kexp win =
puffed garment Of pumpkin shaded
tuDe- Her hat ie made v1tches' spIe
out Of black paper and the old WITCH
On a broomstick rode across the
pumpkin dress at one side.
There were some very dainty WHIT
wash blouses at GoldenberSs thy
tucks and lace predominated in N"
trimming line Those deep V pecs<s
50 becoming yet difhcult TO IND were
there m several styles.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
DAVIS-kINkAD
WEDDING TO-DAY.

Tho marriage Of Miss CIarita Da-
G. Davis. of ClarksviIle, Tenn. to
DR.. J. II. Kinkaid. Of Knoxville,
Tenn, will take place today at noon
The ceremony will be performed in
the Church OF the Covenant by the
pastor, the Rev. Charles Wood. Miss
Davis and DR.. Kinkaid win be unat-
tended. Miss Letta Craig. soprano
will give a short program before the
ceremony. accompanied by Mr.. Har-
vey Murray at the organ. Miss Davis
has been In Washington during the
war accompanied by her mother
Among the out-of-town guests for
the wedding are Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
R. Wilson, of Baltimore; Mrs. M. G.
Wallace, Of Richmond. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. H II. Wallace, and Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Slaughter. Of Culpeper. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry J. Lowe. of New
York. and Mr.. c. c. Wilson. brother
Of the bride, OF Clarksville, Tenn.
Signora Las, of Roma, wife of
Commander Alberto Lais OF the Royal
Italian navy is the guest of Lieut.
Commander and Mrs. Guy Calhoun at
their apartment Ao0 Sixteenth street
Mrs Raymond Robins. president Of
the National Women's Trade Union
League. entertained at tea this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Laura Will
liams IN the Ontario, in honor Of Mrs
II. d. Butler. of London, wife Of the
secretary Of the organization COM
mittee of the International Labor Con-
ference. The plans for the Interna-
80
which Is to be held here simultane-
ously with the International Labor
Conference was explained to the
guests by Mrs. Robins and by Mrs
Ernestine Friedman. who is in charge
of the details. Women delegates from
fifteen European and two South
American countries and possibly Ja-
pan are expected to attend
Gen. and Mrs. Hoxie have returned
to the city. from Iowa, where they
spent the summer. They have re-
opened their house on Farragut
square. where Mrs. Hoaie will be at
home to their friends on Tuesdays
until their departure for their new
winter home in Miami, Fla.
DR.. Joseph M. Heller, having com
pitrcu t"O years VI HIlllIAfy SGINrCS
with the rank OF lieutenant colonel
commanding some of the largest army
general hospitals, has returned to the
city and resumed his practice at the
Farragut apartments.
Anne Squire.
Miss Catharine Let's has returned to
New York. where she has been Joined
by her sister. Miss Let's, after a tour
through the White Mountains and
Canada, as the guest of Miss Dorothy
Moody. Of that city. The Misses Let's
will return to Washington tomorrow.
George Bond Cochran has reopened
his home at LIS Nineteenth street
and has with him for the winter his
cousins, Miss Lillian Otto and Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip II. Gaddsden.
Of Charleston, S. C.. are at the New
willard for a few days.
Stanford Freund. assistant general
counsel for the Railroad Administra-
tion. has taken an apartment at the
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
AMERICAN CHOP SUEY.

One pound hamburg steak fried with
, good sized onions in 1 tablespoon
butter. Add 1 large cup cooked rice.
tomato soup. Season with salt and
pepper and simmer half an hour.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18
SERBIAN FETE
EXTRAORDINARY.

The Serbian fete to be given on
October 3 and "a for the benefit of
Nine. Grouitch's Serbian children's s
aid. is being arranged under the di-
rection of a committee of which Nine
Grouitch Is chairman. The other
members of the committee are Mrs.
Breckenridge Long. Mrs. Henry F.
Dimock. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs.
John B. Henderson. Mrs. e. Hope
Slater and Mrs Walter Tuckerman.
Matinee vaudeville performances
will be given at the Belasco Theater
on the afternoons of October q and
"a and each evening there will be a
cabaret supper dance and Hickson
style show at Wardman Park Inn.
News comes from New York that
Cornelius Vanderbilt. jr.. the only son
of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
derbilt, of New York. is engaged to
marry Miss Rachel Littleton. a sister
of Martin W. Littleton, lawyer and
Democrat. who nominated Judge Al
ton B. Parker for the Presidency.
Miss Littleton lives with her brother
at P1andome, L. L
The first dinner dance of the season
was given last night at the Officers
Club at the Washington Barracks by
the faculty and students of the Army
General Staff College.
A conference of all members of the
American Women's Legion will be
held at the Home Club, 1874 II street
Monday at $50 p. m
Mrs. Sara R. Montague, who passed
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

the summer at her place at Hyannis-
port, Mass. is now In New York She
will return to Washington for the
winter next week
Miss Elizabeth Trueman King,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs George A.
King. is expecting very shortly to
leave this country TO join her broth
er. Mai. Archibald. King. in France
Maj. King. who has been overseas for
nearly two years. rs now stationed in
Paris, where Miss King will spend
several months with him. Miss King
hopes to be able to leave early next
week
The Washington herald., 1919-10-18

pretty spots and lines On his wings
with your black. red and blue
paint
Ask mother to hunt up . eolored
picture Of q butterfly so you can
paint yours like q real flying
flower"
When he is done tie . thread
about his head and toss him about
In the breeze!