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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08

Dentro de Ia epoca que atravesamos
fue siempre oportuno, mas que nun
ca 10 sera en- ell actual momento, cen
surar esas tendencias al Cuietismo in
fecundo que viene hacienda de nuestra
sociedad un tipo unico; y maldecir con
toda suerte de maldiciones Ia que Sc
presenta como nuestra reaLdad oxte-
rior, caracterizada por aquel estanca-
miento letal EN- que tantos propositos
caen, por esta falta de orientacion que
tantas personas acompana.
=. Proviene tai realidad externa, ma
turalmente mana dia por dia, de una
realidad interior a que daran cuidadoso
encubrimiento quienes hayan criminal
mente vivido de ella. 81 los hay pero
que sobrecoje de espanto a cualquiera
lnente honrada que con alguna rede-
xion la mire. Sin dedicarnos a enunciar
sus causas porque nos interesa mas que
historiarla comba5rla. detengamonos en-
delinearla sencillamente. Veamos cual
es esa realidad interior
A exception de una parte no conta.
minada, pero que solo con pcnosas di-
fcultades logra movcrse, porquo mil
circumstances Ia reprimen el ambien-
te lie es casi adverse, otras dos porcio.
mes de nuestro haber social eiercen.
una, la desgrac'ada profession de ere
dulidad que ahorra todo paso. que con
sidera dc sobra cualquiora iniciativa c
accion, confando en- infuencias desco-
nocidas, ell evoluciones ilusorias, Ell
iEipulsos extranos, y Ia otra, esas artes
del desd6n pesimista que declara bal
dio todo proposito Y cada csfuerzo inu-
til. Asi, con opuestos resabios, en- situa-
clones distantes, batallan juntas las
dos nsgligencias On pro del indiferen-
tismo Y la esterilidad.
A veces oimos a cualquiera de esos
mentecatos que dice, mas menos:-
Yo soy optimista. va veran ustedes
como aqui surge iaesperadamente 10 que
necesitamos. No hay que dar gritos de
desesperaci6n, nj hacer esfuerzos ridi-
culos. Es question dc aguardar, sim
plemente aguardar. La vida es saba.
Las energias estan latentes han de re-
cobrar su puesto. FL alma popular des-
pertara, manana. quizas dentro dc
cincuenta amos pero despcrtara. Medic
siglo no alcanza a ser medic minute Ell
la vida de un pals FL progreso Sc i'm
pone. 20 estan ustedcs creycndo que
al progreso hay quien 10 atajc?
A veces oimos cualquiera otro des
graciado, que declama-- Aqui todo
cmpeno es indtil, nada sMve, NADIA fun.
ciona; no hay honradez nj sinceridad
nj decoro, nj patriotismo, nj sentidc
com1n. Muestreme usted alguien que
tenga una idea, que sea capaz de algo
Muestreme usted I'm hombre que me
rezca seguirlo, una institution digna
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08

Para rerarar su mdquina de escribr. Oieda.
San Jose No 4. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-08
Las Galerias de Modas

Las modaS mas notableS dc Paris
Nueva York hallanse felizmente reunidas
en- las Galerias de ModaS. Ali SC encuen-
tran exhibicioneS que conStantemente va
rian, presentadaS a menudo con toda ce-
remonia, con el objeto dc introducir las
ultimas novedadeS de Paris y LondreS las
cualeS deSpueS sirVen dc inspiration para
los eleganteS modeloS dc hechura anne
rcana. EStaS Secciones eStdn divididas en-
SuS correspondence grupoS para senoras,
senOritas. ninaS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
FIRE GO. CONTRIBUTIONS

Members 81 the Water Witch Hook
and Ladder company who are working
for funds to IOuidate the payment on
the newly purchased apparatus. con-
sisting Of combination chemical
truck. hose carriage and pump, are
canvassing the town, and aFe meeting
with meriGed success iii the way 81
donations. The larenen. however. say.
they iind the most difacuEt Og AL
things to be begging. They declare
they don't mind fighting 0ras day and
night when necessity requires. but
they do dislike 70 reg for money Tor
apparatus.
They are c@nvasaaEg the town street
BY street, and yesterday took Til Duke
Og Gloucester street r'itA the following
result:
Mrs 4. A. Henry. 1900: n B. Da-
shieIl. 500: w. b OLIVES. sI.00; j. des
GaFennes, 8z.O0: ]. b. Spencer, 100 !:
W. B. vanaant. sl.00: D. = Thosnp-
son. 500: Mira. +. Batsex; 91.00; Mrs..
r. r. IseatheRbury. Sa.O0 AIRS, Charles
II. Leo. $1,000 6. sS Kztll. $l.sDe: VIII
ilArn Chmrrhlll. 500; Mrs. James R
Erashears, 39 100 sllsAn A. Robec
$50: Harry Knox. IS 10 Harrg
GsgNy. s1-09s Lieut. ~g0zndr. s. S.
Payne, 8a.s0.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
AT THE PALACE

Bryant Washburn Ii i delightfully."-
pleasing story. Venus IA The East, Z
at the Ealace this evening Having
Inherited certain formulas from his
father from which he develops 3 aew
process for reducing ores, Badly Me-
Natr becomes rich and determines TO
30 10 New York to spend his money
Venus 81 hts evening star and all his
dreams of luxury and beauty have cen
tered about thai luminous planet. A
picture ~ MRS. Pat Dyyenot which be
had clipped from i New York Sunday
newspaper always seemed to him to
stand for SONS 81 the things he yearn-
ed for, and she mas become his Venus
Ia The East His friend. Doc Nayior
warns him that he probably Will be
robbed By some dame bfore he reaches
Denver and with s11.5O0 In bis pocket.
Ne starts for the east. On the train he
meets girl, also two gamblers, who
seek to entice him into 4 poker game.
The girl observes his roll and hides It
Id her bag. The train reaches june
ton and through mistake, the girl
takes the wrong train while the gam-
bIers, sOrely disappointed with Buddy,
take the same train for the west. Buddy
sees them leaving, and discovering the
loss 0f his money be concludes that
the girl III the accompIice or the gam
bIers and that be has been robbed by
her. Putting up at the Plaza hotel in
New York, Buddy meets Pontius Bluit,
HIS New York representative, and
Doris Blult and Middle Knox. both OF
whom treat him rather shabbiEy be-
cause Of his uncouthness. Buddy be-
gins HIS search for Mrs Dyvenot and
sees her 1T the opera. or course her
beauty daxxIes him. Next day the
papers have sensational story tell
ing Of the loss of string Of pearls
by her. Buddy conceitAs the idea Of
replacing these pearls and buys q
string for $2s0, 900. He presents
them To Mrs. Dyvanot In person, She
takes him up and introduces him into
Manhattan society Infatuated with
her, he proposes marriage and IS ac-
ceptad. He regrets his precipitaney
when he discovers that her response
10 his Caresaes Ii cold ana oassionless.
Ills uuexsiness Is furthenslisturbed
when he ncQansars the girl who, he
thinks robb6d him She 81 In d closed
automobile and disappears before he
ii able tO catch 30 wiki her From
this point Og the story 10 the end,
many highly amusing and absorbing
incidents transptre Fatty Arbuckle
ii .sTlIs SherifE. also This Is great
show this evening. 50 don't fail 10 en-
joy It.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

49,. American Wine Growers -
...s ~ Il convention a. New York
sSnpfed resolution prosess.hs
ssssnst she i'm American and Bolshe-
~, 81. eannaign 81 destruction which mas
s s.. CONDUCTED IL this country
: ss Sssnst tie growers Of grapes ana
, .s,saera 81 vine, whose fundamenta i
r ,.Is, AZ citizens have been violase o
and whose properties have been con-
$50 80 ,,ssl,ont lust reason and with
oat Just compensat
- ! asher resolution urged the repeal
S 80 war time prohibition law on the
ground that its enforcement woula re-
snIt Id the waste Of ousasads @ IONS
81 vine grapes which. y was declared
could not be used for any oener PVT
pose
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

.....s sh.a il q sgaeis rE0ss V Soa-
$500 - ~ .' ~ srDrn - wn ne
aCsae fsw had nas ssxsn 80 ~. ..As 49,.
sarsoua eonssdarat 10 80 $1,000 .s.
sossavas. ala there ses ao ~ = $500 ss..'s
i. So, ,,,s,rs tsar ts a q, tilsss
u 49, !. ,,r.,l.aI,le shat akEer Nay tne
s -. 8 ..s y, drinks. d which there are
go - 80 raunal hing, wlll SO up 90 alA
-. S. IA "a cent drinks II ceaes, the
is and 20 cent ones g e anu g ss''s
and "a ON.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
SoDAs Will. SOAK
III PRICE AFTER
MAY FIRST HERE


soda fCansasn devOfees viii PLAY
thats SHARE III tie matter of helping
Uncle Sam pay for tlaes eost q fae war
beginning May |
ii may have been with the thought
ln mind that after July ] there viii
Be little or no intoxicating Snixtnres
left ID tax; Ii may have been With the
idea og somewhat modifying the bur
den On the bibulous ~ puttlng some
'of ii on the other feiiow'';: on Il may
have been from pure necessity, but
whatever the cause. tle giddy girl.
Sunday school teacher or the chap on
the water wagon. who has been n
the habit 81 assuaging bis thirst at the
various soda water dispensaries Will
lave to share lii the cost of nlilitaEacy.
sOn and after May !" reads the sec
ton ii the new internal revenue meas
ure recently passed By congress, there
shall BE collected and paid tax OF
one cent for each 10 cents OF fraction
thereof paid TO any person conducting
coda fountain, Ice cream parlor or
other similar place of business Tor
drinks COMMONLY known as soft
drinks, compounded on mixed at such
place oF business, or for Ice cream.
lar articles Of food or drink. when
ice cream sodas. sundaes or other sim
any Of the above are sold on or after
such date for consumption Ia or in
proximity 10 such place of business.
Such tax shall be paid BY the pur-
chaser To the vendor ct the time Of
the sale, and shall De collected, re-
turned and paid to the United States
BY such vendor IN. the same manner
SIS provided ID Section 502.
Rumor had it yesterday that some
dealers had already put the additional
cost per drink into operation, but In
CURRY at several OF the downtown
fountains failed To coRflrm this At
one place 1t was stated that the Arm
had decided to absorb the new tax but
Penill Martin, who is president OF the
National Mineral Water and Beverage
association, Of Baltimore, pointed out
that strict compliance with the law
would forbid this.
The law means, SAID MT. MafIlnt
that on every drink costing 10 cents
or less there IL to be paid tax ~ one
cent; that lis cent drink, Or one of 40
cents, mnst pay i tax of two cents:
that IS or 80 cent drink must pay q
three cent tax. and so on. This, Of
course. Is only on drink pr Ice
cream, or Ice cream mixtures dIshed
out from bulk or compounded at the
counter. 1t does not apply To bottled
soft drinks, upon which the new law
places a tax of approximately TO per
cent. and which Ii now In effect, bat
which must be paid by the manuYac-
cost to the dealer We manufacture
turer direct that Is 10 per cent of the
considerable ginger ale and mineral
water products, and 1t Is our purpose
10 absorb most Of this tax. so that II
may be possible for the retailer tc
lstfIl sell the bottled goods at the old
figures This. understand, will be
the policy Of most, II not all. Of the
other manufacturers Of mineral water
products All any rate, the dealer will
not have the right to say to you thai
he Is charging tax on bottled goods
but. OF course. It may not stop him
from asking more
Most or those interviewed yesterday
II m
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

don, az Khasfoum, who commanded
the so-calAed Ever Victorious Army
In Clsinas daring the great Taapang re-
beilions was won't % deciars that kAe
Chimesa were capable III becoming tho
Gnagg soldiers ii the world, IL well
trainsd. well paid, and possessed of
nfdenee in their leaders. / have
often had occasion to discuss the mat.
ter With him ID days now long ago
before that memoirs Bile evenIng in Ian
usFy, 1884. when accompanied him
n the Boise raxlrOad termimas ont
Baaa E:Aigp, t0 start On that fa9egul
aournsv ~ Kharkougn, whence ne was
never 20 return
Mere than 0nea did he expg6as So
ngehansSen g 70 what uaighk happen
10 The Western world IL ever the
Gsams@ were trained 10 arms, accord
sg to nHr military standards, ard Is
% sEad % xaerrearfas by aOa d
lens powsr 0r aganey with
bot lsskla saSAssa Sc patEa, aHAd mo fear IL
aMa they wo1la according % him.
cns Aa grSes 3
ssasA 20 the psaea Of ghs w0r.
ss p0ps aez muzakega s0zae xsszr
hunga4 mflalon q more sThe sapsag
ag aas III Ea w0nId ahea
Ae ax a B0ls aasslly
& mase 49,. A@d ay e0Ks a.
ssg kha saseg ami wag Gpg
u stgs@ q pces Esv
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

" TmE PALAC ExW WEEK

~ &&AE MMA68&&kA NV &3AA ~ w @A3&A
xgFSaaeiy delkaksuE ami emyOyahie
niaosO araattc attractions win bs
presented ct tAe Palaes sssch ev6ning
next week
E0r Monday. the segy tioyahle vt
traction viii b sascsnaEtng Dorothy
DalaOn Id deitghsEuily pEeaalng story
called Hard Boiled Hard Boiled, !
IL picture III crest charm from start
ID alnisn win DoroEty Dalton II =
most unusual and enjoyable role.
Good comedy also.
Tuesday. captivating Enid Bennett
In story og huge delight, Happy
Though Married. z and Pathe News,
viii BE very pleasing attraction
Wednesday. Clara Kimbail Young
III tense and absorbing story. rhe
Claw, viii BE The aupefb attraction
and Outing Chester I'ravelogne
Thursday, the extremely en50yable
attraction VIII Be william s. Fart il
his greatest picture. nHrspding Broad
way. and Burton Holmes Traveiogue
Friday. the wy nne attraction will
be Lillian Cish md Bobby HaFrOn II
The Greatest Thing tn Lille, and
Iaathe Nws
Saturday matinee and night, Mar
guerite Clark ii '.hGrs. Wigs of the
Cabbage Patch, will be the delighted
attraction, also good comedy.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01
gallea Ayenae RanlI.i lhn..,.


Tle Glory of Life And ri Il
lens" VII be the subject Ii iss ,.,,,
lege avenue Baptist church ib.
nor, Rey. pr. John s snNars NH 4,
for his morning subject lte
part @ the above subject se l5io,,
Of Life" was the subject ST. ,s,ss,
day The Problem Of ilnM a
viii be discussed this SIts85 81.
e. s. Riley accompanied ISL H,
AsIashipman Crew Will sp HAN
service. The theme for llio 4, NH
hour III worship. Will be
nality of Christ 4 This III F
sermon In the series n.sW ,
preached on '.The Life VI
Bible classes meet at ia
raae classes for men ana ff e
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

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"a log eevsrsl decades 70 roma.
and threa wssks ago shs9e vas
gn "a certain. political and
$50 quarters 0f th@ four great
pFm nsoms 81 tina gnaasaEs 10
sS as asagehcy 10 Gsrrnasgg, with
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81 fest ncs more. Id IN economic
81 list she naight Be Ii posl-
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Sic hagoc and ruin which she
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have gecoaTsa Is. sYery raaans, no
How sDaI or dtshOnora BILE. of
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A slaa Allies.
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sa c0nassts9n fpf me renewal
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

Two STORY arazns dwelling. sEknate
10. Jos Cnndutt ssgee ane
D9Able brick dweaGfzsS. 1ssa 10 E5lS
IS Glumcester ssfees Prizes
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acres Dc land. 10 West Annp0ll@
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01

snoonsul oS anything means level
unless specified otherwise IL your rec
ipe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10

DISCOVERY
A Simple and inexpensive
Way to Fight
SPANISH INFLUENZA

EXpcricncc is the greatest OF all
teachers and when the terrible Spanish
Influenza epidemic first appeared and
spread so swift over the country-wlp-
ing out entire families and causing I'M
told grief and dcsulation-cvrry posi-
Die medicinal remedy was frantically
rcsOrtcd to as n means TO check and re-
lcvc it's terrible life toll. During Octo-
hcr and November OF 1918. when the cpl
dcmic was nj it's highest point. the dis
covcry was made that in many Instances
the most effective way 10 fight Spanish
Influenza was to take Stcaming hot
cupful of bulgarian Blood Tea with the
Juice of half n lemon. 1t was found that
this method of treatment started rapid
and increased blood circulation, quickly
cmptiCd the bowels Of all body poiSons
and gave thu system the strength ncccs-
sary to resist disease. Every sensible
person will realize the Importance OF
having on hand package of this grand
herbal mCdicinc-Go to your druggist
an dask for Won SchliCk's Bulgarian
Blood Tea
Note: If your druggist is out Of It
you SHOULD hive IT at once. Quick
shipment will be made. Send us Sl.25
and We will mail our largo size family
package postpaid and insured. Address
Marvel Products Co.. Marvel Building,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
CITY To CONFER
WITH PLUMBERS
Council Appoints Committee 70 CONFER
With Plumbers on Matter OF
Better Sanitation.

Plumbers Union Local No. SO. last
evening presented a petition to counci'
asking for the appointment OF a COM
mittcc TO meet with the plumbers ano
consider propositions proposed by tho
plumbers for better sanitation.
4 committee composed Of Councilman
]. +. Ncltc. David A. Morgan and Cam
den s. fancy was appointed to meet the
plumbers committee.
While the resolution did not state the
proposition, il is said that the plump
crs' union will ask for q strict city in
spcction Of every piece of plumbing In
the city, with a view TO insurlnB tha'
every piece Of material used Is hrst
class. the work Of n high standard ant
designed 10 prevent the possibilities OF
collections Of sewer gas, ovcrflows or
water and any other defect that might
arise through faulty material or work
manShip.
Trustees Of st. Alphonsus church pre-
scented to council 4 petition for the ex-
tension Of n sewer in Alley B. in the
rear of St. AlphonsuS church and school
10 take care OF the new toilet equip
mcnl installed in the school property.
The petition was referred 10 commit
tee composed Of Councilman Taney
Thompson and Morgan.
4 petition from Charles Saad for per-
mission To extend n bay window over
tho sidewalk at 2l25 Main street. at
height of fourteen feet above the walk,
was referred 10 a committee composed
Of Councilmen Habig. Kunz and Nolte.
The health ordinance revision was re-
fcrrcd back to the health ordinance COM
mittcc with instructions to make fur-
thor investigation. and to determine II
arrangements cannot be made with the
piggcry to allow garbage to be wrapped,
and also to rccoSlmend some provision
for keeping garbage wagons covered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
oood-Lowerstetn Taptia1s.

This evening ut o'clock. at the NC
K,,lcv Avenue tcmplc. at Canton. Ohio'
ne wedding Of Miss Lucille Lowcnsteln'
DAUGHTER ~ Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Low
s0s,c,n, 81 that city. and Samuel Good
or this CITY. Will take place. The wco-
ding will p" performed by Kahol
strauss and tho attendants will he MISS
Helen stern. % Canton. as bridesmaid
and sidney Good. brother Of the groom
- best man. Tho ushcrs will be- Messrs.
Louis Iclourr AMI William l.ow"nSteln'
and Miss Jane Tglouer. niece or the
groom. will hO tho flower Girl.
Following tho ceremony. wedding
roccrt!on will 30 held at tn" brides
homo and later Mr.. Good and his bride
viii leave on their honeymoon. On
their return they will take up their
residence at L"uox place. TIL" groom
is n son Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. s. Good
% this citr. and is associated with ms
father in n" dry goods business. The
following fro m,his city will attend the
wedding: Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Good
sydney Good. Messrs. and Mesdam"s
Moses Snnncborn. Herbert Sonn"norn'
charles Somehow. Alfred Sonn' oorn.
Henry Sonncborn. Max Somehow. or
Ecllairc. and Lee Somehow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
Informal Tance.

Lewis Henderson. tho son Of Mr.. and
Mr.. !. ". Henderson. Of Martins Ferry.
will entertain toniEh; az his h"n'" with
nm. informal Gancjng; PARTY in honor OF
several Of his school friends. who grad
uatnd last year with him ut Culvcr NIL
itary academy. TIL" majority Of th"S"
young men will leave soon TOT o'her
schools and universities in the cast ana
AR henderson viii himself leave on
sunday morning for Lafayette univers-
nv SO that tho party IS i'm tho nature
Of q farewell. Among those who Will
ne n-esnnt at the affair are: Misses
Katherine Wilson. Elizabeth CpdegrG".
Mildred Whitley. isabelle Dixon. sara
Louise Dixon and tho Misses Helen
Margaret ard Marion Smith. Of Wash
ington, D. c.: Messrs. John Stewart, ].
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
en- HuRRY's RUsE FAILED.

Hubby had been celebrating ana ar
rived HON" in the small hours 1ccllng
rather dubious Of his reception.
Absolute stiffness rcigned. however
and with n load off his mind. he hurried.
shoclcss to tho cradle and commenced
rocking it cncrgctically with the air Of a
man who had been at his post for
hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-10
Misses:
p1arshmallow Toast.

The Trifolcum society Of the Flrst
English Lutheran church will entertain
all the young people of the church win
a marshmallow toast on Thursday even
ing The merry crowd will meet at
Glcnwood at 100 o'clock and will go 10
a suitable place on Glenwood Hclghts
where the delicious CONNECTIONS VIII DC
toasted over huge bon fire. Gay songs
and games will add to the pleasure OF
the affair. All the young people OIL tue
church are urged to attend