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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17
UN ARCHIV

iCuantO tempo Sc
pierde, a veces, buscan-
do una carta o un apun-
te que Sc nos ha extra
viadO! Est0 Sc evita te-
niendO en- la Oficina o EN-
el despacho particular
un archivO de los que
cOnstruye la gran fabri-
ca de WABASH y que
acaban de recibir CAN
TERO, FERNANDEZ
& co. -. -. -. 80.
icon un archiv0 dc es-
tOs, no es necesariO te-
ner memOria!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17

Sc necesita una experta cafe
ra que sepa hablar Ingles. Di-
riiase a la Oficina del
HOTEL PALACE.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17

Las pldmtGs de hielO York
no tienem riUdl. - SUCESO.
RES DE ABARCA, de San
Judn, t0s entrega hacienda
hipl0. ADvT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17
QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-


RIOR. Ell efecto t6nico y laxante
del LAXATIVO BROMO QUINl-
MA Ie hace superior a la Quinina
ordinaria, y no afecta la cabeza.
La firma de e. w. GROVE Sc ha-
LA en- cada caiita. Advt.
MUEBLEs: 81 I'd. desea ven.
der o comprar sus muebles obten-
dra los mejores precios dirigien-
dose a D. CABRERA, S. Brau 80,
Plaza Colon, p. 0. Box 474. Tel.
6O3 verde. 'AdVt.
Sc VENDE
Muebles de sala y comedor y
un piano marca "Cable".
Informaran, Telefono 152
azul. Parque 80. Advt.
Sc ALQUILA.AUna casa de
2 plantas, en- 'Miramar", Gale
del COngresO No. 13. Para in
fOrmes en- la No. 10.
SucesOres de Perez HermanOs.
Marina, Telef. 215.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17
Sc VENDE

Casa de 2 plantas. Cafe "Mar-
garita", Plaza 'Degetau', Pom
ce.
Gran Oportunidad para capi-
talistas que deseen invertir di-
nero en- negOciO SECURE. InfOr-
ma,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17
Para refrescOs finos visife
LA CAFETERIA,

iCMdntOs m0tOfes de ga.
"FdTbanks M0rse," hay en-
la Isla? POrque son los me
jOres. = SUCESORE.S DE
ABARCA.-Sdm Juan, p. r.
GUERRA A LAS MOSCAS.
Compre papel ''TanglofOOt'',
en- 'LOs Muchachos', y cvitara
que Sc propaguen las 'enferme-
dades infecciOsas.
Sues. de A. Mayol & Co.,
San Juan, p. II.
= ivt.
Sc VENDE, en- Caguas, una
casa de MADEIRA, de 2 plantas, Ell
la calle Munoz Rivera, No. 80.
Informara, CiprianO Manri-
que, Caguas. Advt.
Sc ALQUILA.-Un local pro-
piO para almacen o garage de
cerca 400 metros cuadradOs de
superficie libre y sin cOIumnas,
con dOble entrada, una de elias
para carrOs pOr la calle del Girls
to entire Luna y Sol.
Informaran en- ell Departa-
mentO No. 3 de SOIterOs, en- ell
''EDIFICIO BORINQUEN."
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17

Para refrescos exquisitOs visits
LA CAFETERIA
San Justo 6, San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17
GENARO CINTRON.

Casa cOmercial Enrique AcOs-
ia Lopez, Rio Piedras.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-17

Para COrmir al freScO
LA CAFETERIA,
San JustO 6. San Juan, p. Il.
Adyt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

M property INTO two parts. 90 much
tor BETSY and % much for Aurclia.
The sisters hscd very comfortably
together for some ycnra men sud
oenlf came tho famous un which
separated them. A. . result betlf
tool the no1fh side Of the house ana
kufelln The south side. aud fktrc they
ileee a. FAR apart AZ though ocennH
lay between them.
Tho old Barker atubhornnesa was
~ them both. Al FIRST their friends
tried 4 talk them ont 81 their AT
nculfy. but the more they we're talked
10 the more determined hcf became.
In the summer u WIS not - bad.
Each had her bit u garden. Betsy
grew sezetgblce mostly. but Aureila
had 4 hunger for nuuera Betsy was
very proud % having taken two Of
threc prizes ~ the local fair on her
n1unnhos and ~potatOess Aufclin, too,
had once swept e%terSthinE with her
cut noweru
Winters were long and lionel, Tor
them. Betsy. stronger and more mar-
nlnh. would Ett out even on zero days
10 feed her fowls o. hack up a bu Of
wood. fhc enjoyed fighting with he
wind and cold. Iut Aurslia had no
fowls 20 feed or wood 20 hack. She
burned coal herauae " WnH eanicr for
her 20 handle and whom ~ vas cold
~ wouid slt All Hnv tr.Ifa the stove
-.a,, -. "a 100 n,a rghi,r
- ~@...r v,.ssb., Al ..r routT
Aurelia had been rather pretty in b.
49,. ~, =, 80, y. -. 80, g.d.t
~. -t.,.- ,.v.r ~rol. Vb.r
...ctir,.. th.s rh.,c.t !. a.. Ia tb,tr
gord.r. ~ ~. ..w. aim. ft.v vort. 4
at,b 49,, b.cl- 4. s.rh .a.,r a
-. 49,. amr.il, .i,r... -. v.rv
-,..aitv go pct.y yybtstied vcr toud.
$780, 49, -, nu-n.r.ntfr
ai.uxto.. ~ ,.cb .,h.r 80 .'rI kn.v
al s1.u, ~. doinv III M. oth.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

dles D larErd back a. Dot hor Hs.
ter set % The house ahead OF Etf.
But whuh shc Eut To- the bend she
saw Betsy rsstnE Tor "a moment upon
n convenient rock ooh. WDiIf" Az.
relu thought since W. live iu tht
name house together ! Guess t WON'T
hurt uH 90 une the rumo road no.
goihcF" and she walked past. look
ing straight ahead
- it rhunced that shc was FIRST
around tho bend. heyoud which she
within plain sight Of htmo 49,
usual her oyea vent forward to tho
old house. The Old house Buf where
the old house, u was not there.
Auf0lia started, rubbed her sycs. and
again. Even set she could mot
realize The ruth that whore tho Oh
house had stood WuH now only n
black. crumnltd mass OF ruin from
which the smoke SIN Iftsd. scent
ina the uir
Aurolln still stood starring whom
Betsy approached and sHw tho sar1o
Thing They stood together raspius
mindless. until thew heard 90 shout
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

hap. OFTEN me snow was 40 deep
that Betsy could not get out OF 1o~a
At AL. At night the sisters -, lis
feninE 20 the old houar crrnk under
ia burden Of snow and Ice. wondering
whether the Roof would fan and bury
them both and their misery.
Their suddenly sprinr camc-a
beautiful. bountcoua sprinr. Windo~s
could be raised. doors opened. uetay
had some younn chickens 20 fuss with.
Aurella q Fot her house plants out
Into mother earth. Fresh interests
began 10 bloom q little with tho early
violets. Aurcila heard Betsy wh.n.
iiinH es she stepped about. Bets,
heard Aurelia singing. believe me VI
one dpy furcila heard Betsy ret
tins ready 70 10 20 town. She watch
% and saw her go down the road. "a
straight. brisk stepping little figure.
her black skirt nuttrfinn smoothly "a
the hrink breeze.
she's got her black hand hae.
Aurciia thouaht - know. She's go
ina o. trade "a Nllse'a"
seeing her sister 20 % town made
Aurella think that she. too. would
lltc 10 80. nidu't she need something 2
To b. sure. she needed a spool OF
thread o. finish out her tattinr. n
seemed rnther silly to walk q good
milo FOR the snke Of n spool OF thread.
but she desired eagerly 20 get cut Of
the house.
Aurelia made ready and went
Around The bend Of the road. Just be-
fore u slipped down the hlil into the
town, she met old Nnomi rcarcc.
Naomi was an Old woman. yet not ~
old A. she looked ehe looked like n
witch with her hooked nose and
heavy efebronu and wrinkles. hut iu
reality y was just n Fhrcwd. kindly.
merry hearted old omn who had "a
reputation for hcinr almost az much
" n dnredeNll uf naVenty-fve a. she
had been "a seventeen. She lived "
little way heyord the sisters IN "a
tin, white house with n couple OF
school going grandchildren for COM
pany.
Well. say. she exclaimed. 4
might ave known. Aurclin. when 7
saw Betsy n keung b. that you'd
follow rrht after"
a don't see why YOU should think
that. replied AurgliA tartly. "fm
.ufs ~ nothing % me what Betsy
docs"
Isn't ~" returned naomi poarcc.
with cauHuc humor. Wen. " ought
% be-. "a ought a. BE-. Aufoiia You've
made n laughing stock OF yourselves
for the community for twenty years.
and its lime you made up aud began
70 live 90 two righteous women
should I've TIN ashamed uf you"
You mind Nour own business"
cries Aurelie in oxaspcfafion. she
nounced down the road. angler han
eNer when she heard Nnoml'a laugh
following her.
Twice Aureiia caught SIGHT Of Betsy
IN town. She herself had been 10 up
He' by naomi that she came neat go-
iuE home without her thread after all
But she made some small purchases
ami then walked quickly on
~ q mounted the hiii she nnw
Betsy ahead Of her. laden with bun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

beginning NJ. Truymare. renlizing
the ~Hhaiiowneas OF hoe nature in sums
waits did net wonder that no thought
uf trenchery had entered her mind.
te yiaunllred tho CLEVER Cosmop polite,
~ Ions had called himself. question:
ing Elizabeth in bits sfuNe anu ne
such a way that without knowing "
b had told him ait she know M
he listened he frit that perhaps tad
Dc not been obliged 10 b. awuY after
that dinner party he might havoc
saved Elisabeth in some way 10 u
Nas only q fcw dnyH before hat thHt
~ one suspected LONG 10 be- other
than he represented himself when
tllgH both stopped in her narrative 10
nah how thsN came 10 suspect infG.
her uuoip uilf.
That is boo uf fhs many thinrs
which cHunut De- told MS ds4r We
ufe ON She TRACK of many more Nko
him Tho onuuttN must b" made snfH
Internally o. 600 tho rlylnr up Of nNei
will Do only Ho MANY lives wasted
EiiEabsth told OF hor hking f,r
Ions hrIug based upon the fart thtt
he interested hrr 40 that she fotHu
FOR tho time nring fo risvr foo uiato.
that he fltttrr,d hef encouraged hr
90 improve horrrif. helped her with
her French and wna tu Htl ways just
% rnud friend 20 her she looked
at M
"ud Won NOT wonder thnt ho nc,c'
tried go make love Co you7" Nj TRAY
moro asked Forgive inc toe mon.
uonire b. Elizabeth. uut o., must
have suspected from your ati uds
tIHt yuu and blake had soWp sort Of
H disagreement No wife hose hus-
band BE- Hi tho front Wnull tniE nH you
hIi otherwise and most men would
have boon wilkins Co hoip ,uu forgc-
him
rltHa hr knew would NOT ~
him wouldn't Won know uurl" 9
loved IiHhs' sht HuIr with the san 81
aNr urH tone Df uuHIItN with which
.hr always said Blake bad no rtEht
fI II.I. HH
Soc Hul Hr wasn't VIHirF to fiHk
I|s tHUrU. Geo uHr Nuu Ne TUINwutU
wutt.r.I fU himself Then Bot after
f,II.E Elizabeth fhrt would ,uii fur
.tr .u fHD morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

Elizabeth waited with her aunt AMI
uncle boz AN nuterunm until the court.
room cmrtcd. then rode home iu
silence d looked n 10 small, ga white.
nov that the necessity for effort was
past that neither Mt nor Mfa TIuN-
disturbed hrr with questions
~ VIII rudtC over ufttr dinner hHr
uncle tod boz aH they hude hrr good
lN. Go unffa4rH o. rect now TrN
and ret re- LITTLE sleep before YOU
uinnsr"
You were % very brave girl" hcr
cunt whispered as she kissed hst
tears n hfr eyes ~ tho Thought OF
what Elizabeth bad 10 iacc asain on
me ueprroV
Thmhcih did be- shc was toii. NOT
h.rausg she wanted To-. iut she was
exhausted hi fhn strain cot those huu r.
in court lame drew the shades Hut
lrn htf liuuo uttr nssisting nor 'u
lndrrHs ana slip into o. comfortable
gown.
Poor thins. nhe s ns white us q
sheet Jane said go the cuok
wish Tho evening papers would como
7 wasn't 90 900 Whit went ou TODAY .
eu.sa sho hHd BE- pretty hard ~ h'i
looks
I'M mako hcr 90 cup OF iea cook
surr'at,t
$50. t.tier leave rer tc she's uhoiy
tn ru q. steep lnd % n would io hrr
more good Than t,t' Jane replied
Tho mall took uttit Gypsy into tho
uufafTf fud closed fnr door su tnft
she would not disturb her mistress
in spite uf %Eirahrth's man, weHh
uosfHs nf character SHE wis really
beloved hN Nrr servants hHi
none of the nrity m.idiiuE instincts
a1 lIaItst tt them although Hhr ra.
Huir'd pruper service no 900 twr
Do wIs ouit One nl % many contra
ii,iIHrH uf h.r peculiar nature thnt boz
mlut aHtr aNr wHs fhorouah mistrat
uf herself while in mHnv nthrrH che
vaH isolutrif childish Doe hrr Zoe
WH"l.
fta tta hur iuu,f finrs tiru
u.UHI played with GkusE FOO l Cow
Wuu0ut WHOM Ne TrNWuf" Hr
owed ns found H.r H0II puarH' unl
HhuWIu. Nfflt. Hn.. frH"U Oft Nt
ftfHr Hf th. afternoon
10, ttIE,I With Her for over .u
hour sIu lII NOT ufttmut tu .HlY CO.,
HHIIN Is"HIf 500, told Um .t.TE
fHiHr IHsI Ha f uIs Ut vHH
founded HI fHr STORY N.t once IHI
h' tat woe ,lIHs 90
frufh N explained m.U fIfnHH o..
recalled .sriIIu THINGS IIHfr HII HUI
fH Don HNrH fHUt N.f. uIIhIrE IU.Nf.
N Together fhU IHf Hu received
GffHt rI.tHr. Which UIHt. iY1 trr
sod fINiU NIm H.I NNsn Poo BOOB EHII
lr ruuII I.rI u uHfII tI. oH. u
tended 'Nr tHH UtlrI U.W. HHH IIIh
I.I rUIlD uu rruI. boot hlI .mwaHI
Ht'IN lr'f hIml tiIrE OBJ, u.i.I.
llHs
Whom t1e U.'H fafI Hm bon I.s
.HN Wtf..H II.H. Imusf rHu.. .
|HH.. ## "H".. ." H.. Lattice L. l..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
THE EVENING o
A HOUSE V


hurrha MARKER and her sister Hcssy
1id NOT fau out about munty. because
thrf had neither 81 them enough
monrr 20 quarrel over. This much
Their ncinhbors knew hut they had
fallen Out about eumefhinN. though
~hat u 4ae neither would say. and
no n who knew them could discover.
Ief twenty years their enmliy had
been talked about and wondered
about
The Banker house Wa outside ms
town Just far enough 20 make an
agreeable Nalk Into the haalncaa scc-
tor " wnH an old. ragged Ernr
building nqualNnE IN q fanfie % o..
lnca uocketa and curranf bushes a
boardwalk led M 10 the front door.
which oprned INTO = hail that divided
The house iut0 two fNnrt portions
two rooms on each side. Perhaps
when old Tom Barker built that houtt
he fortau the uss to which that hall
would BE- put more than thirty yeas
nftnf ho had laid doun rlIafl and
plane forever. A. any rate. thouFh
h. loft the house 70 both ne d4uRh-
ter iuinfif ard divided The feei 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

behind them, Get uuf of the ronif"
" vac NufIf Snlccr living uinrr
~ Dis auto. Nn. Too. saw what hn
happened ~ paused "nt geOurrf
ne said We'll. what YOU going 90 iu %
wv tel YOU. grt into iho back ro1t
ana ~ utr fuu homo an vou cam
come io your aouses"
Thsy rot in. s. fhc auto whlxso1
hack down the road BETSY anI
Aurelin TUNED 90 each other stimuli.
tnnroualf Turrfhnr fhry spoke
Us "a judgment on u.s. moaucl
AufuiIn.
rs Code merrf' FHld BETSY.
ThcY bod Hual.en and fhsy cone
unurd 20 fnfLL.
what lld You rIris fali nut over
anyway p" Inquired NfH sr.rcr 40
SUPPER
othirH ~ am. said ucta5 while
Aursia hlushnl
nut IL must have heon something
Well said AufelIu. "ru trli Fou.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
Fashions for Americans

I VERY ono wears velvet this win.
Ger. This mems thHf fhr small
Flfl IL either entirely pr par.
TALLY velvet robbed during DE majority
~ her wlde ao huur. Velvet b.
ot used o. develop evenings frorI,s fur
the very ypunE but BE- enters very
largely into % construction uf man
hest or SUNDAY froeka. as we'll tH
INTO the garments designed For school
Neir Tho drrFH made entirely 10 Ntl-
vet ls usually very picturesque Hud
distinguished With white rulIIf tud
cuffs o. rNfu re- wIUr sash of satin
in self or uUnirlFt.ur color Fol
chuol or service wear 90 velvet skirt
may De- accompanied hf H hiHuss OF
crepe de- cslun ur satin By a sleeveless
~yeltcteeh blouse may hr worn over
ID plain ur pi.it fru.k uf ~HrrtiUtfnl'
wool material
The slr'th shows n smart UffIn
frlck Tor FOL Flrl ~ bis cor eight ttars
combining H 90 piece dress ~ uiIiN
Heruc boz tod HuI black with be- square
cut. hip-lsurih cuit ul hltgH velvet
ur %Yelvctrru fuI.hrI Ht Do uHHh with
e. rufflt lf -hlt0 urrHudN uf tUurrrttv
Tho alrvveI ut th. Jacket Htc eul
short enough Co show a Few Inches ~
the plaid sleeve
m, cap 90 us worn with trlH OUTFIT
may match either dress proper OPP
Jacket. or q combination of the tWu
materials may hs employed
4 great drll ~ attention o. hviur
pu|d t0 clothes fur children this win.
Ter. ard b. o. interesting to ohasr,g
rho sNtefurs Wifh which tho ward
of tho wr.l-drosHrd rruWu.up Dol
boo Wiu.atgr, FOR tHs child
Sleeveless and low urrlDd UNDER
slips of palo r1lurri .Its tui aIuuH
Tor Crib HH rnuUr Hs -Four Ertrs are
shown, 90 If fufu under HffIr Urff
fruoks of ust and other sheer Fabric.
Hand embroidered silk ptiaWHs and
sIik ulFhfFuwus ave- ALSO developed
these very Uftle people This
Of dressing hlH iH adtHuf.
ages too % b. a real education m
he art 90 being W,ll dressed .t.rf..
10 the right tlmc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

~ NNH over tho garden. Betsy want.
81 io raise vegetables ard J. wanted
To- raise UuslfH
~ lnnt' calculated Mrs spIcsr.
Was 'hat anf"
~ fur thr nnlnsn WHY thr NOUS.
burned nobody ttHr irurnDi thIt u..
tess ~ WuN naomi IanrrH Thp na
tors nniu tir property and moved .u.
tu the town Nherr ihst siiII 1.-Two Iu
unusrpl unity uf spirit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND ME

"ruE GiWI . ITtT BruIND Nh"
cmd m january ttu. The authnY. CNROINN nIItUIH. D. now
wrttng euofisr aud - YER, dNuccnt ~tul, which viii start pubitation
"n the iath. THE nrw .tot,. "ONE woMANS MNN" D. the stW, of q
shis nsit Tor .uss~. u WI Interest c,cr, ri or woman rai,r Who
wants ~ nsis Ca es on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

Ipr 10 bot mish fpr fowl N,mr
ttuuui Ntsri Ntah b. ilrnl " cun-
tuin- al -IFr- ~ rfuutHi arain aud
other iurutiiruf= - the strk ur
-. Q " lee sts.2ti-stO Wei Lead
ANp ilnur M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

~ fair weather prvttaTr iur storm.
nuy tcrtiius cad now. Hahn Coat
60. tThumr ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
AUSTRALIANS AIR FORCE
Commonwealth He's Flying Establish
ment Numbering 1,40O Officers
md Men.

MELBOURNE, June 5.-The Com
monwealth Air Force walsh the Fed
eral government IS on the point OF
establishing will, il is anticipated,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
POLICEMAN LOSES VACATION
No Lonfers In Town and Chief Unable
to Find Substitute for
Patrolnan.

ALEXANDRIA. IND Juno B-No
;dlers can be found in this town. Chile.
OF Police Stokes started looking for a
man TO relieve policeman. who wanted
10 take a day vacation.
He could not And man that was
not working
The policeman will not got vaca-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
QUESTION OF FlUME NEARS
SETTLEMENT, SAYS REPORT
Premier Orlando md Premier Clemen-
ceau Confer on .%driatic
Controversy.
IRy Associated Press.

PARIS. June 5.-Prem!er Orlando.
of Italy. conferred with Premier
Clemenceau today on the Adr,nt!c
problem La L.berte, says that :nd:ca1
r!dns were today that settlement OF
;he Fiun,e question was near: The
proba biy viii not be met. The Paper
says that Dalmatia VIII go 70 ia I!
while the Jlgo-Slavs Will get the port
Behind the successful protest against
the Limitation OF ornaments lies the
story OF Jugo-Slav jealousy OF italy
and apprehension on the part or the
small entente powers IN eastern Europe
that the large nations may NOT. after
all. prevent future wars.
Although general principle moor
porated IN the covenant OF the league
Of nations provided that the limitation
OF the armaments OF the allied and as
soctated powers should be alter 70:
SUBSEQUENT execution by the league
the council OF four fixed III the Aus :
1rian treaty the various strengths OF
heriting parts Of the Hapsourg mon
archy should maintain.
This evoked one OF the principal pro-
tests at last weeks plenary sessions
of The peace conference. The JuGo-
Saws in particular. declared that II
was Unfair TO limit their armaments
and leave their great rival. ltaly. Win
complete freedom in this respect.
The Poles, who are ARMY CONVINCED
that they may be compelled at no dts.
tant date 10 wage war for the purpose
OF defending their Independence and do
natural allies restricted in the means
not wish TO see themselves and their
OF defense. also demanded elm! nation
Of this provision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
SENATOR JONES DECLARES
PROHIBITION WILL STAND
Tells Convention CongresN Not Likcl!
to Heed President's Suggestion
to Beer.
IBy Annotated Pre~.l

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Senato-
Jones. OF Washington. in an address
tonight before the national convention
here OF the An,i-Saloon League of
America. said he had been assured by
many Senators who were opposed TO
prohibition that. inasmuch as It was
an expression o. popular will. they
would oppose any legislation for the
repeal OF the provision against beer
and light wines in the wartime prohi-
bition act. He said he believed, there
fore. there was no possibility OF the
Many Senators who voted against the
prohibition amendment. Senator Jones
said also had assured him ihat they
would support measures providing for
the strictest enforcement OF national
prohibition
Representative Tess told the conven-
tion he believed II would be impos
sible 10 select committee IN either
body Of Congress that would be fool
hardy enough TO make favorable
report on a measure providing for the
repeal OF the ban on beer and l!sh:
The principle OF elf-determinat alton
rules Congress nowadays" said Mr..
Fess. 1T is not prepared 10 do the
bidding OF another"
Among other speakers before the
convention were former Representa-
tive Richmond Pearson Hobson. OF
Alabama: d.. Robert Hecord secre
tary OF the International Temperance
Bureau AT Lausanne, Switzerland; w
Temperance Association. and the Rev
Henry Carter. member of the central
LIQUOR traffic control board OF Great
Britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-06
State SUFFRAGE LEADERS
|ND0RSE NATIONAL BILL
Mrs. Robert Barton, OF Winchester,
Offers Resolution That Wins
Approval.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Mrs. III. E. Parker, OF Newport News,
Is Chosen President and Danville
Is Selected for Next Years Meet
ing Place.

BERRYVILLE. June 5.-The State
Federation OF Women's Clubs In ses-
sion here. passed II unanimous resolu-
ton today. indorsing woman suffrage
The resolution was introduced by Mrs.
ltohert Barton. of Winchester.
No sooner had tho club women began
their business sessions yesterday when
Mrs Adams. q delegate from Norfolk,
who ~ a militant sunraSist, made
motion for the repeal of the clause in
tho bylaws which bars political dis
cuSsion In the federation meetings.
Mrs. Adams served notice that she
intends to make an effort to have the
Virginia club woman, take, positive
stand one way or the other on the
question of suffrage. now that the
question OF the Federal amendment
Will soon he put to the Virginia Legis-
lature.
The club women we're welcomed to
Clarke County by former State Senator
blackburn Smith. who told them that
the American women were the greatest
factor in winning the world war. Mrs.
Walter Bryan and Mrs. liagan made
the responses.
REPORTS Review work Done.
Reports were submitted to the ses-
sionE. reviewing much Of the work
done by the club women during the
past year. These reports showed that
the women subordinatcd all activities
to war work.
Emphasis was laid upon the achieve
ments In the Victory loan. when the
$1,000 600
Clarke County has opened It's homes
TO the visiting club women round
OF receptions feature the convention.
Oficers elected are as follows: presi-
dent. Mrs. n. f. Parker. Of Newport
News: frs, vice,-president;; Mrs John
dent. Mrs John D. Richardson OF
Eerryvills: third vice.pre.ideni. Mrs
federation secretary, Mrs, John l.
Hagan. OF Danville: recording secre-
tary Mrs. kerlns, OF Lexington; trea-
surer. Mrs. Louis Willis. OF Orange;
auditor. Mrs Russell. OF Tazewe;l.
Would Censor Movie shows.
The federation adopted a number Of
resolutions one OF which called for
strlcter censorship OF moving pic
lures and another endorsed the bills
now pending in Congress providins
Federal aid for education. The fedora
ton also endowed two beds n the
hospital given b. Virginia TO Serbia.
This was done az compliment 20 the
retiring president. Mrs. John l.. Hagan.
The convention accented the invita-
ton OF the Danvile Wednesday Club
20 meet at Danville next year. The
convention adjourned tonight following
IN elaborate reception given BY Mrs.
Henry Brooke Gilp!n az Scalehy in
honor OF the club women.