davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Parezca Y sientase
li1lpio, comfortable y
fresco todos los dias
Tome un vase dc aqua real-
mente caliente antes del
desayuno para eIlmlnar
los Venenos.

La vida no cs meramcntc vivir, 81.
no vivir bien, conner bien, digerir bicn,
trabaiar bien, dormir bicn v lucir bien.
Guam venturoso estado que alcanzar v,
81 nembargo, cuan facil dc conseguir
con que uno quiera adoptar cl baho
inferno matinal.
Las personals acostumbradas a sen
tirse pesadas y enfadosos cuando Sc
levantan, con fuertes dolores re cabe-
"a, tupidos causa de resfriados, len
qua saburrosa, NAL aliento v acedia
pueden, por el contrario, sentirse fres-
cos como una margarita ,abriendo los
canales del sistema todas las mafanas
Y eliminando In totalidad de Ia mate
ria venenosa interna estancada.
Todo el mundo, va sienta dolores,
este enfermo este bien, deberia to-
das las mafianas anteS del desayuno
tomar una cucharadita dc fosfato Ii
meston0 en- un vase dc aqua calicntc,
para eliminar del estomago, cl higa-
do, los rinoncs y los intestinos las
substancias indigestas del dia anterior,
Ia bills acida V las tOxinas vencnosas,
asi limpiar, suavizar, Y purificar to-
to ell canal digestive antes de introdu-
cir mas alimento en- el estomagO. La
acci6n del aqua caliente v del fOsfa-
to limestone sObre el estomago vacio
es forti6cante de modo maravilloso.
Elimina las fermentaciones aeidas, los
gases, desechos y acidez V da un es-
pl6ndido apetito para el dcsayuno. Mien
tras usted esta desayunandose, el aqua
el fosfato estan tranquilamente ex-
trayendo un gran volumen dc aqua
de la sangre v preparandose para haeer
un lavatorio complete en- todos los Or
ganos internOs.
Alos millones de persOnas que pa
decen de estrehimiento, ataques bilio-
SOS, desarreglos del est6mago y reu-
matismo; as fcOmo Otros que tienen
piel cetrina, des6rdenes de la sangre
aspecto enfermizo sc les recomienda
procurarse en- la botica un cuarto de
libra de fosfato limestone, que les cos
tara POGO, perO que es sufciente para
hacer de cualquiera un maniaco de Ia
limpieza interior.
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Ia rAsvIA DEL BonRfco v 81
EUrsEaoR

CasHtsss gus ura 80. - an sisaa
'laHts prado. f@sia frsaasiiaus~uss -
l'orriee. qus sisia sfsaasis - o. 90
- ssespsionai xrssiiasf.iss nfi
"a ~ sus rrhuxaos. ptrs assnsssis aae
un dis. m ruissksr fshfies - ss.is
en ~ robie,ial qu- haf.ia sessa A. alss.
y dessle eufomess. saaa ves aa~ II -.
g. ios fajarss ssatsFss. lsssai.. af ~.
= sus duiess friaes. Il busro. iusss.
tande iHitsrIs. rsburnaha soa usks fu.s
~ > poaia azs ssidaas 81 sas sass.
nacionss Iirissa sss - suai. ssms -
A. rshriea. rs Fsbsgaos rsssIsabas "A.
horripilariea zrsssssst ds b qu= -.
lian ssr.
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ruissssr ifinsha. iriashs
ESaspsrsisase - bsrriss 81 vsr ~
imposeasia para ssmpsiir go Il sui.
sehcr. , soa fnFis. sesmvssada - -.
soPiides. dsba ~ aire ss~sa nsa -.
ess. sgnp rsfa inefsaf sf rais-asr =
guarfaf siIsasis: aaa4zs sste. ssruss
dei pofsr ds So aiaa. trimaha. tfsmat.a
sin eesar.. = sraa sntsaees sas 49,.
gics uks msIssiissss , psrss.
" horriso. - fIa. aejs - ssssas.
rsi'uxaas , hajasds ~ sr~ias ksmiaas.
msuse. sssuehs esms q ass pfs.~xasa
SIN haesrIe sass
vsIsnfla 1nfoo.
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+ predomina en- ell discurso del Sc
nor C6rdova Davila. @
Pero Scual es -el Status politico
que solicita ofcialmente -el par
tide socialista de Puerto Rico?
= No 10 conOcemOS.
Y, Ell senior Giorgetti, declara
que tampoco 10 conoce.
Nj ell senor C0rdova Davila.
jD0nde esta ese programa?
y \: *
Ell senor Cordova Davila, que
representa- a todo ell pals, y no a
una parte del pals ha demostrado
que no acepta la teor1a de que
la mejor soluci0h pol1tica resida
ell un determinado programa
Y mostro al Congreso america
no todos los programs insulares
Y pidi6 una defnici6n del Sta
tus de Puerto Rico.
x - !:
Qordova Davila no pidi0 tai
o cual soluci0n polftica. H.
Pidio al 'Congreso que sea 10
gico con nuestro pals.
Que no continuemos con leyes
especiales.
Que do un rumbo flo, y una
orientacion.
A nosotros nos satisface esa ac-
titud.
Porque precisamente, ell progra-
ma de Ell MUNDO contiene ma
nifestaciones analogas, que pue-
den leerse ell ell folleto que pu-
blicamos, dias antes de aparecer
nuestro diario.
La declaration del Senador
Tous Soto, es un rasgo de su sim
ceridad pol1tica.
ST no hemos dc ser ciudadanos
americanos -dijo-con los mis-
mos derechos, deberes y conside-
raciones que Sc guarda los anne
rlcanos del Contlnente, que nos 10
digan claro, y nos permitan que
la estrella de Puerto Rico brille
por 81 sola. - =
Esta declaration tienc una i'm
portancia extraordinaria Ell la po-
Utica de Puerto Rico, pues ell Sc
nor Tous Soto, es un prominente
miembro del partido republicano,
en- cuya plataforma no Sc ha di-
cho al pals, que quepa ell dilema
planteado por Ell senior Tous Soto.
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Eu b. ferwinaeisa - 80 dissuFss
ssrma qus Fs~Fts Eiep esfS - rs<N
rrs rnuslisieses ere nashss Esssdss -
IA Uni6u anerisana Hay a@sfisanss
SCI Narfe y dei sur. perp - aaisfs >
Ios ausrieanas ais - rsftesfi
qushas aqui fr,ssrufs siis aixuaas ffs
ses use m sutsnfim-sl. Tsfmiaa aaf
niaHso 1u~ D. soiusisa - Essads -
h que qui~re PARA Pussts Riss
v. euar.io - s~aor cell Caehi vusI
~ p hsblar - favrr a. 81 saiuei6n -
in,i 'r-ndsHeis. - s~hss rsssr 80 -
van,s dice. Yo 'smhssu ira anis u
Congress sasriesas , psiifia . Il -
ts.is u indspsHfsneis.
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Hablara en- ldiez ciudades diferentes
con relaci6n la 'Liga de las Naciones' /.

Hay casi la certeza de que ell Pre-
sidente, su regreso de Europa, ira a
hablar en- diez ciudades de los Estados
Unidos. LIE oiran en- Chicago, st. Louis,
Kansas City, Des Moines, Denver, San
Francisco, Albuquerque, Dallas, New
Orleans y Atlanta.
81 la "Liga de las Naciones' Sc lle-
va a efecto, ell Presidente ira refutar
toda crftica al Congreso y le hablara
al pueblo para convencerle de la bon
dad de sus ideales.
81 resulta todo 10 contrario, nece-
sitara mas imperiosamente hablar al
pueblo; tiene que demostrar el supreme
ideal que ennobleci6 la causa ameri.
cana
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En- el Casino Espahol"

IL active v cntusiasta prcsid n'e del
Casino EspahoI, nuestro joveu amigo
don Jose MARTINEZ, ha rccibifo proyec-
tiles dc todos los caIibrcs para las haia
Has dc carnaval que han Dc librsfse
en- las fcstas que prrpaFa dieho Gen
tro.
Habra bucn consumo dc papelillos.
scrpcntinas y clorctilc, por Par'e ~ ~
da la iuventud dc ambos scxos quc -
prepara n rendir cuIto al Dios Nome.
a gozar v rsir, que basiaH'e amar
ga resulta cs;a vida que Pasa raPi
damente en- medic DC iuanitas vieisi
tudes.
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Julian Perez Sevillano, acusado del
mismo dclito, fue absuelto.
Los individuos Jose Pizarro, Pedro
Correa, jose Garcia y Julian Rodri-
guez fueron denunciados ante Ia Cor
te por infracci6n la Ley de- Pesas
y Medidas. Despues de visto er case,
Ell Juez les declare no culpables, y
procedi6 su absoluci6n.
Gregorio Sierra, acusado por hurto
menor, fu6 condenado 20 dias de
arrestO.
Pedro Rodriguez, Justa Jimenez y
Eustasio Cosme fucron puestos dis
posici6n de Ia Corte por alterar Ia
paz, sosteniendo una escandalosa riha
en- Santurce. Tuvo que intervenir la
policia. La Corte impuso a Eustasio
Cosmc Y Pedro Rodriguez $5 de null
ia. Justa Jimenez, fu6 absuelta.
MERGED Osorio y Jacinto Mendez pro-
movierOn un fuerte escandalo en- ell
cafe "La Calandonga." La >policia
los denunci6 por alterar Ia paz.
JacintO Mendez fue declarado no cul-
pable, y Osorio Sc 1e impuso una Pc
ma de tres meses de carcel.
Perfecto del Llano fue acusados por
infracci6n a la Ley de automobiles.
La Corte le declare culpable le i'm
puso una pena dc $5 de multa.
CoRTE DE PAz.
No hubo juicios
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Hirneneo.

Hacc varios dias que So lIeva efee-
to en- 81 vecino pueblo de Arroyo, ~
matrimonio de Ia distinguida sehorita
Rosario Cintr6n. hermana de nuessro
querido amigo el Lcdo. r. Cintr6n Las.
ira, residente en- esta eiudad.
La ceremonial nupciaI rsvisti6 gran
solemnidad, viendose en- ella q muchos
Y valiosos- elementos de esta sociesiad
y del pueblo dc Arroyo.
Fl amigo Cintr6n Lastra y su fami-
liza prodigaron toda elase de obsequios
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No. 67.-De los senoreS Luis l.. Gau-
tier Enrique Duran, Secretario V
Sub-Secretario, respectivamcntc, de la
Corte Municipal de Ponce, solicitando
que sc les rcintcgrc en- cl pr6ximo pre-
supuesto insular el sueldo que disfruta
ban hace tres amos; o, 81 sc aprueba
Ia ley dc reorganization judicial y Sc
establccc un Juzgado dc Paz <en dicha
ciudad, sean los solicitantcs designados
para desempeliar los cargos de Secreta
rio Y Sub b-Secrctario dc dicha Cortc dc
Paz.
No. 6S.-Dc Antonia. Mansini, Cons
tanZa Rivera Y otrOs alumnos dc las
cscuelas dc Jayuya, solicitando la cons
trucci6n dc un cdificio escoiar en- dicho
municipiO.
No. G9.-Dc los senorcs Angel A. de
Sevilla Severe l.. Torres, Macstros
especiales de ingl6s de Culebra, solici
tando que sc les asigne un sucldo dc
ochenta d0larcs por mes escolar.
No. 70.-Del senior Leopoldo +. Mar
tinez, dc Caguas, solicitando que Sc pro-
hiba cl uso de las aguas del lago dc
Patillas.
No. 7l.--Del -Conccjo Municipal dc
HumacaO, solicitandO que Sc lc facultc,
por una ley, para disponer del veinte y
cinco por ciento del sobrantc ell JUNO
30, 1918, para reforzar partidas del ac
tual presupuesto ordinario.
No. 72.-Del scnor S. Y. Friedman,
de Humacao, Solicitando que los $780,,
600 que sc hallan en- poder dc la Conf
sion de Alimentos Sc destinen a la cons
trucci6n de Asilos y Hospitales.
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UNA ASAMBLEA

Sc nos informa quc los tabaqucros
de Bayam6n, celebraron una asamblea
para protestar dc las manifcstacioncs
hechas aver en- cl Senado por 81 sciior
Giorgetti en- relaci6n con In huclga de
tabaquerOs.
FL acuerdo ha sidO cOmunicado al
scnor Presidcntc del Scnado.
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NoTAs DEL REGISTRo CIVIL
Nacimientos:

Ramona Juliana Saatiago y Castro,
Isabel Carsamila y Sanchez, Maria Tc-
resa dc JESUS dc los Reyes Cabrera y
de la Rosa, Maria Socorro Porrata, Clio
ria VaId6s Y Cruz, Francisco Ccrmeho
y Colon, Aris Dora Sevilano Y Florido
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los ABRAzos

" sea"s Csu y Cuehi 10 isvauis. 81
siblemsuss susssisnads = shfsfa - 81
hor Rossv.
~ sessr Bsrssis. ssa ixusI susssiaa.
abrass 81 ssaar Rsss~.
frIeIiran'sv = pFsiouxaios aFiaussal
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Una inviiseisu.

griss-
Una imvstaci6n.
L. Resp iso-is fisfsshe. pirsi.
.iad f.ii.-ftad' IT, - Vsiirs - -
iiilas. "a tsui.i. - ssst-sia - ~
'srHos psrs uns rrsn Tssisis Hissss
qns - iievsrs sai,s ias s-hs a. d
uoeh dsl misvsei-s - 40 ~ ssffiss
tes. - esum.nsfasisu dei zfas tsfxr
washinxt"n.
Ea II sisxan'e prnxrasa rsrih8is'.
tssa-s qu~ hat,rs diseufss ~ sr-rtusa
. eafxs dsi tssas. Rafs = Nisslsa. ~
sias y disioEos pos nisiiss - amtgs
ssxos. stscs nsmffps ~ tsfsa -
'eFssanss ess festival msssaiss.
tn qain'sts ~ aaass. tisiin. pians.
rnandsIina = rai'sfrs 'sssft 81 - e.
irsaetes.
~ saaiisar = vsiada - rsVaftif&a
dsless = Fefrsseos
Dames ias mis sspsssivas srasias
ror "a invi'asisn fssitids
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RBsrpENTE
Ilou Csr.lsvs psviis.

Hen taFsiova lhavtla.
Csnnsissiouer frous Forts Hsss
"a Csnsara 4 Represrutantea fus uHs
ninaidad euvia = usfesl su mss ssffiai
felieitssisa y arlamsos fst = ssrifH
dida iusta sxpusisisu A. r~ssstra 81
suseisu f-si'isa an'e - pu~hls assssi
eauo hseha ~ vursfru aisrufss dsi -
~ A. febrtrg su ~ Conzrssa. Esfa
C5marj - sieute sfxalicss - vusstfs
aetitud ra'fiSsisa eievafs.
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SENADo.

Bajo Ia presidencia del scnor BARGE
10 sc coIstituy6 ell Senado en- session u
las cuatro de la tarde con asistencia
de los senadores Abril, Iglesias, Tic,
Giorgetti, Sein, Rovira, Santoni, Su-
soni, Tizol, Barbosa, Feliu y Tous So
to.
Ell seIor Susoni lee ell cable que
Sc lie mandqra al Comisionado:
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Con wefivs r. iss dias a. sssHatsi.
no hsas"s visis $50 80 anisseisa A.
e'fus ahos. - que sisxfss ssmrafsss
dc mkssaFas Frssfrisn iss saiies -
la siu'isd. inviisaieuss 81 pisssF. 80.
rarados por = disfsas m&s asnsa
original. seE6n Il xasss
NO hshrs ssss SO dssss - diver.
sion - nussffs rsstlsf
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obligaciones contraidas Ell el ano eco
n0mico dc 1915-19l6 y para cubrir de-
ficits eli asignaciones para ell aio eco
n6mico que tcrmina ell so dc JUNO dc
1919."
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Ell seIor Susoni lee ell cable que
Sc lie mandqra al Comisionado:
CQrdova Davila,
Washington.
Senado enviale cordialisima felicita
ci6n por su espl6ndida, justa patri6-
tica exposition en- defensa de status
polftico para puertorriquelos en- su bri-
Ilante discllrso de febrero II ante el
Congreso.
Barcel6.
Ell senador IglesiaS propohe que Sc le
envie tambien este otro cablegrama:
C0rdova Davila,
House Office Building,
Washington, d. G..
t Senado de Puerto Rico acuerda reco-
mendarle que con ell mismo entusias-
mo demostrado por usted al tratar la
question del status politico, planteara
ante ell Congreso Ell la primera opor
tunidad cl magno problema econ6mico
del pals denunciando las causas funda-
mentales del estado deplorable en- que
Sc hallan nuestras masas productoras
Ell los campos industries.
Pas6 a Comisi6n cOmpuesta dc los
senadores Susoni, Santoni, Tous Soto e
Iglesias. -
Ell senador Iglesias presenta la mo
ci6n de que Sc ponga un anuncio en-
dos de los peri6dicos de mas circula-
ci6n en- la isla dandoles oportunidad a
aquellos maestros que estan sin coloca-
ci6n para que remitan sus nombres So
licitando empleo.
Dice ell senador Iglesia, que el sabe
que hay muchos profesores quienes
Sc les ha rehusado colocar. Ell senador
Susoni propone que sc le pase comu-
nicaci6n al, Departamento de Instruc-
| ci0n.t ~
Sc acepta la enmienda. Sc leen los
siguientes proyectos en- primera lectu-
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CoRTE DE PAZ.
No hubo juicios.

Ell PREsIDENTE WILSON HARA
UN RECoRRIDo PoR LA Il
REPUBL1cA
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CABLE Al HErREsENrAHrE
MASON
Eewsrn,su,s ussga.

Errresrntan's Wasga.
tfI"uss - Heprrssnfssffesf
Washingfou. -. q
- Csmara - Rspf~ssafsai - q Fusf
ts Rice envia = uss~,i - frstiwemt- A.
- rss pr~funda ~rssi'af ~ sus fais
bras. rorqus - ps-iis - Fsests sis.
preaere nsrir sem dirnifaa = vitif rec
sunlisi6u 30
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SlscEihase a 81 MIlND0.
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ing their clothes. After that every
thing is easy; it is only necessary to
look after details, which consume
probably one morning every six
months.
This class of indivfdualists is larger
than that which insists upon its eve
ming gowns being alike. This trick,
you know, has become ultra fashion
able. A woman chooses a certain type
Of gown, the slippers to go with It, and
the wrap. and then she orders half a
dozen in different color combinations.
Strange to say. the men indorse this
plan of action more than ones fellow
women. Whenever it is told to hus-
band or brother or any Of the male
species who pays or approves bills.
there is a quick nod of approval and a
rather patronizing compliment Men
have the idea that II women take up
this form Of apparel they show sense !;
and 1t is well to hearken to these men,
for one OF the strange things on this
planet is that they are usually better
judges of what a woman should wear
than she is herself. II is for that rea-
son that the men dressmakers, have
made a great success Of the world.
There is a we'll known story In smart
circles of n woman who spent large
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Short Tunc Modelled Indian Style Loosely Beted and Worn With
SkrtBeauty of the Peplm Makes 1t the Popular
Shape-War Workers Revive Colored Linen Shrtwaist

semi precious lace and batiste collars
Is new stroke in neck ornamentation
but it Is a delightful fact and gains an
appreciative hearing. whether new or
old. We are heartily tired of collar
less necks. We are tired Of upstand-
ing, outstanding collars. We want
something that Is becoming ana takes
away the often hard lines from the
neck, face and chin of a woman
over 80.
The lace collar surely does that It's
revival was told in this department
fully three months ago, but the ma
jority of shopkeepers and blouse max.
ers turned their backs upon the fash
ion. Even up until this day dress
makers will tell women that the bare
neckline is the latest thing. But the
French blouses. as well as the very
best from smart American houses
where one pays $125 for waist. show
V shaped or square collars Of embroid-
cred batiste or handsome lace, such as
Belgian point, Cluny or old Honiton.
Irish lace, Venetian point and filet are
dismissed.
Every woman does not wear this
kind Of collar. She Is either opposed
to 1t or. hasn't yet made up her mind
about 1t. so only the occasional smart
blouse shows the revival Of fashion
of another day.
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sums of money on her clothes but was
never satisfied with them. Her hus-
band paid the bills ungrudgingly. but
did not approve of her costumes
Finally. when the war had caused
every one to eliminate the non-essen-
tials in mental as well as physical &C
Invites, she went to him and said: II
have made a failure Of my costumes
for twenty years, and you have been a
brick about paying for them. am
irritated beyond endurance with the
whole question of choosing clothes
Now / put ii into your hands. You are
alleged TO be an almost superhuman
organizer. Turn your attention to my
wardrobe, organize it, and l will abide
by your decision for year"
He accepted the proposition. She was
quiescent. She did the actual choosing
but he organized the type of clothes
she was to wear. and the financial ex-
penditures, She has never been so well
dressed. She not only acknowledges
1t but all her friends praise him more
for this deed than for putting tremend-
Gus corporations on their feet.
1t would take too much space to tell
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are chosen, and on dark surfaces
there is an ornamentation such as
the Indians put on their pottery. Take
a dark blue kid tunic worn with a
black velveteen skirt, have 1t orna-
mented in a pottery design in yellow
and black and thread of dull red.
and you get an exceedingly ingenious
costume.
The milliners are quite willing to
match up these kid TUNES with tur-
bans and the woman who likes to look
like an Indian chooses a turban, not
in kid but in tafYeta. with outstanding
quilts painted at the tips.
France, having accepted the tunic
blouse as something Of her own in
vention, far more desirable than the
American shirtwaist, has begun to
play little tunes on the theme. Some
of these novel touches are not quite
desirable 70 the American eye. One
isn't sure that going about with a
pack of playing cards printed in COL
ors on the surface of a tunic is liv-
ing up to the requirements of a well
dressed woman. There Is a bit too
much novelty about this; but 1t is
fashion. and as such must be re-
ported and should be discussed. The
Indian blouse. however has far finer
possibilities and proves a closer kim
ship to art.
1t cannot be said that the revival Of
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HER DRESSING TABLE
A WOMAN'S SHRINE

table was just stereotyped sort OF
dressing table. On the contrary, II was
fairly saturated with this actresses
personality, for this actress, like many
other women, had sought to express
her personality In the very design OF
the dressing table and in it's Access
series. The pictures hung on the wall
near to the dressing table were some
that were especially dear to her There
were little objects on the table that
brought her comfbrt--little toys, IL you
will. that she sometimes liked to handle
and touch as she worked out one of
her roles-a little modelled elephant
and fat little porcelain Buddha.
The day. of the stereotyped dressing
table. II not actually past, at least
ought to be, because It is such an in
teresting task to put personality in Il.
There are some women whose tempera-
ment is best expressed In a dressing
table all fused up with old rose silk
and gold braid, a rather commonplace
French AFFAIR. There are others who
find their best inspiration at a severely
plain, studiously simple dressing table
OF Queen Anne design. There are
others, like the little lady in the sketch.
who seek their inspiration in acces-
sories Japanese and never dress to bet
ter advantage than when snothed by
the sweet aroma Of some japanese in
cense burner
But the dressing table Of the girl Of
1919 is not merely a show place. II
must be essentially designed and placed
for service, 1t is an absurdity II It is no.
first and foremost a place where one
can dress ones hair, manicure ones
nails and do other essential primpins.
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r. VERY woman has some little
r. nook somewhere that Is more
replete with her personality
than any other place-a little shrine
Of personality. If you will. 1t is the
place where she does her planning, the
place where she feels most at home,
her place Of dreams and aspirations.
the place that reflects most that wom-
ans personality and individuality. To
the woman whose chief interest in life
is writing, no doubt that place is the
desk where she labors to put into COM
municable form her thoughts and IDEAS
To the woman whose best thoughts
and efforts go into ,housewifery 1t may
be some nook in her kitchen. To a
hostess of some types 1t is no doubt
the tea table in her own drawing room
where she feels more at home than
anywhere else In the world. To many
woman of the most feminine type
this little shrine place is-it must be
admitted-the place Of her own dress
Ing table.
A well known moving picture ac-
tress the other day remarked that It
was at her dressing table that she
worked out all her roles, because 1t was
when seated at her own dressing table
that she was best able to collect her
self and do her best thinking She
therefore spent hours at her dressing
table There she studied her own facial
expression because that was necessary
10 her work, and there she planned and
dreamed.
Don't imagine that this dressing
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TRICKS IN COMBINING COZ OR S

THE trick is in knowing what
colors combine. 1t is not
enough to know that such and
such color carries fashions immedi-
ate favor. but to know just what color
that color goes with to conform with
the canons OF smartness. And really
in designing your new frocks If you
have settled the matter OF color COM
bination you have accomplished quite
little. For color combinations that
would be impossible one season have,
because they are stamped with the
approval of some great dressmaker
or through some association of the
times, taken first place among combi-
nations that are distinctly possible.
At the present time Paris has
stamped with her approval combina-
tons Of metallic hue and almost any
color on the calendar. Tins many Of
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work very hard to achieve such sue
cess. But the episode is worth repeat
ing, because it may fall upon a wor-
ried mind asa healing suggestion.
OF course there are new fashions
in the blouses this spring. They have
been shown to women; they have
been purchased for the unusually large
exodus to the South, and they will
appeal to the majority Of women dur
ing the next four weeks, when ones
thoughts turn to the rehabilitation of
the winter wardrobe or the acquisi-
ton of a new one.
There is no more paucity Of inven-
ton in blouses this year than last.
France and America have both done