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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20
GABTNETE 1RADIOGRAFICo

f
v de Electro Terapia, ha yuelto a ins
talak eI seiior S. Sierra Amalbert, de-
clinando el alto cargo que desempe1la-
ba Ell lii Puerto Rico Telephone Com
pany. para dedicar todas slls activida-
des al interesahte gabinete que con an
terioridad va dirigi6 el senior Sierra
en- la ClfIica Miramar en- union del
gran cirujano DR.. Jose A. Lopez An
torgiorgi. ,.
La pfactica, el precio eauitativo, la
puntualdad, Ia mas cufdadosa solici-
tud en- cualquier momento hacia el ci-
rujano que presente I'm case en- nece-
sidad de ciencia electrical especial
mente EN- Radiograffa, haran el exito
que esperamos alcanee ell sefior Sierra,
en- su interesante Gabinete que viene
ser un nuevo .punto progressive en- ell
camino~ cientffico en- benelicio de la hui
manidad.
Felicitamos al senior Sierra, por esa
installation que dara f;,ma snnombre.
Ell IA NJ AfERICA III
esta de gala al debutar en- el Con
suelo Meyendfa alauien ofrecemos un
ramo de elayeles rojos Al pisar esta tie
ira que sabra batfr pallnas ante la
graciosa artista.
+. .iafaf 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20

tie cuando surgi6 este ligero in
cidente, inforfn6 al tribunal que
en-. diversas ocasiones, cuando
habia tenido que arrestar a
personals con mandanlientos ex-
pedidos por ell Conisionado de
la Prohibition, Sc daba el case
de que los propios acusados que
n1andaba a arrestar Mr.. Donald
son, los encontraba ell Marshal
en- la carcel cumpliendo condena
por el misno delito de que Sc
lie acusaba nuevamente.
El Juez federal orden6 al fisa
cal que investigara cuidadosaz
mente estos dos casos, y que. in
formara 10 mas pronto, possible
81 es cierto que va estos dos acu-
Esados han sido castigados.
Ell abogado de 'estos dos acu-
Esados dijo a la Corte que serfa
conyeniente Sc le eyplicase al
Sr. Director. de Ia Prohibition,
lo que signifca en- ley la pala-
bra Jeopardy, va que por 10
tvisto 10 desconoce.
. u s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20
UNA LAGRIMA

nunca falta, donde Sc rinde culto a
los sentimientos del alma, y rueda esta
vez, al saber que joven y llena de vida
Sc separa del mundo Lola Garcia de
Costas, que trae al hogar de nuestros
estimados amigos La Tore Fernandez
orla de luto, siendo hermana Lola de
la sefiora del Lcdo. Paco La Tore, a
quien presentamos nuestra denostra-
ci6n de pesame. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20
HA yUELTo

HA YUELTO
a desempefiar su alto cargo en- ell De
partamento del Interior nuestro buen
amigo el ingeniero sefior Antolfn Min,
que disfrutaba de algunos meses de Ii
cencia, que hubieramos querido para
el de agradable descanso; pero ell des.
tino marca sus horas de tristeza y nues-
tro amigo que iba alegre a reunirse en-
el Norte con todos sus hijos, tuye la
desgracia de perder uno, ell inteligente
Rafael, cuando la hermosa juventud lie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20

LAS ALMORRANAS Sc CURAN
EN- 6 q IA DlAS. uNGtENT0 PA
20 las cura, va sean sinples, SAN
GRANTEES, externas o con picaz6n. La
prinlera aplicacidn da alivio.
Adyt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20
EN- PONCE

Y huesped de los estimados esposos
ESanqufrico, pasa unos dfas nuestra
smuy querida amigoa se1ora Antonia
L. Vda. de San Juan.
Muy de placer sera esa teporada pa
ra ella, que tiene allf mas de la afa-
bilidad de sus amigos, un nifio de ellos,
quien profesa .Antoi1ita un gran ca
RHO desde sus primeros dfas de cuna,
Y los de su infancia, que pas6 junto
ella.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20
Gran Linea de Fuego
La Ciudad, de M6jicO
Atrincherada

Hace una Semana que no descansan
de hacer fuego los muchachos.
Els un ejercito de valientes que estan
vatiendose cuerpo cuerpo con el
pIblico.
Gran Rebaia de PreciOs
Cast son los del aho IA, antes de IA
guerra.
Compre ahOra en- La Ciudad de Me-
jico.
No aguarde mas tarde. El merca-
do subira principle de aio.
FL partidO republican, de los EE.
UU. es proteccionista.
M. CAMBLoR co.
Advt.
SIEMPRE que necesite COM
prar algO, acuerdese que n0sO-
frOs vendemos los mejOres artf-
culOs a los mas baj0s preciOs.
Gonzalez Padfn Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20
DESFILE SOCIAL =.

dfa de Ia gentil adiyetti'' y en- nues-.
tro pr0ximo desfile hablaremos de ese
derroche de sal ' de esas miradas de
luz de. Consuelo Meyendfa
EN- SA3ANA. GRANDE,
en- aquel paterno hogar inolvidable
para las buenas hijas, ha pasado cua-'
tro meses nuestra querida u distingui-
da amiga Herminia Gaztambide, v su
regreso a San Juan, tan deseado entire
la gente que bien la estima, 10 ha efec-
tuado va, recibiendo saludos carifi0sos
la noble DANA que ha, sido siempre en-
nuestra sociedad modelo de distinction.
.DOLOR INTENSO
ha producido el repentino fallecimien
to de la estimable seflora Angela
Agrait de Ramos Anaya.
Enfermo por estos dfas el sefior Ra-
mos Anaya, habfa que practicarsele
nuevamente una operaci6n cerca de un
dido en- la Clfnica de Miramar.
La information dolorosa cause en- el
Amino de su compafiera, de tantos afios
terrible efecto momentos despues
entregaba su alma Dios,
Corazon, coraz6n, tus fibras no Sc.
gastan nunca para responder los amo
res verdaderos! !,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-20
abtia sns puertas.

abffa sus pueftas.
Conocemos el temple de alma de ese
padre amoroso y sabemos que sabra
darle frente al dolor, pero nuestro ami
go pertenece al ndmero de corazones
sensibles, y el esfuerzo tendra que ser
muy grande.
/ Hijos Rafael de una inolvidable ami
ga nuestra, como fue Dolorita Ruiz de
Min, tiene que sefpos querido y deja-
mos caer sobre el recnerdo de ambos
nuestras lagrimas, mientras pedimos
resignation para su sefor padre her
manos.
PLACENoS
la reposicion del distinguido caba-
Hero v excelente abogado sefior Anto-
nio Sarmiento por cuya salud, toda la
sociedad Sc ha interesado yivamente
como merecfa Ell enfermo.
Los esposos Sarmiento Padial saben
que como buenOs amigos, nos identifi-
camos con la satisfaction que debe rel
mar en- ese hogar, al tener nuevamente
su amoroso jefe, pudiendo compartir
con su bella esposa y elegantes hijas,
la algeria del vivir.
4
Ell FESTIvo
escritor y amigo sefior F. Lopez San
chez ha regresado de su viaje a Europa.
Espfritu investigator ,el senior Lopez
Sanchez, traera mucho en- cartera que
con la amenidad de su estilo nos dara
a cenOcer.
Saludamos al amigo de largos afios
para nuestra casa.
I'm PONCE Hid
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-14
ARGUS ONTARIO OREGON ID 1920

Twenty five per cent freight advance
means better than ten per cent advance
on selling prices With our heavy buy
ing in 1919 and early part Of 1920, fur
niture prices will have to drop 25 per
cent before they reach the present low
price at which we are selling.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-10-14

Home is what you make it, You can
not expect the children to stay at home
if you do not make the home more at
tractive for them. Our easy terms put
a well furnished home in the reach of
everyone. Start now and get ready for
the coming winter evenings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
ONE PEOPLE. ONE FLAG. ONE GOD

In his sedge hammer blows against sectional
ism and classtsm Senator Harding even as a
more candidate has performed a greater service
for his country than the present occupant OF
tho white house during his soven years ns
chief executive
His address at the Minnesota fair, addressed
directly to the farmers of the nation. contained
rot word or cassism or special patronizng
favor. 1t to body Of American ctizcns
whose interests run directly with the interests
of bankers and manufacturers and all other
citizens.
To various aboring bodies he has addressed
mself in precisely the same manner. And
Wednesday in the solid south he condemned
soctionalsm and proclaimed the great truth
thai the Amcricansm the republican party
represents applies to all sections OF the union,
to all vocauons, to all croeds,
II is a healing doctrine; and it's proclamation
from so high an authority has acted IKE a
soothing sedative upon the nerves Of men, Rc-
fore it class consciousness is crumbung, and
before It the faliacious idea that government
is thing for everybody to get something out
OF is bound to give way No executive worthy
the name will ever zee In the petitioner before
him anything more less than an American
citizen, fun panoped with his constitutional
rights as such and Incapable OF bringing to the
bar OF government any argument that can
change his status such. or entitle him to
special consideration.
For II the executive recognize class. and
panders to II, as has been the unfortunate Gus.
tom; II the executive flexes the knee to organ
lied movement Of any kind, was done in the
Adamson law, "A precedent hat let loose thu
nos "Aies Of unconstitutional disposition. then
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
The Promoters Wife
By JANE PHELPS

expressed It. | felt anxious about
him, but when ] spoke OF what
called his nervousness" he only
laughed at me.
one day he came home in great
glee. He and another man had de-
Cided TO take boxing Lessons. He ex-
planned his reasons.
Everyone says | look tired,
think 1t is because l get no exercise
I'm sitting in afsoffice three quarters
OF the time. One does get stale and
soft. The softer one gets, the less
is he inclined to make the effort re-
quired II he would harden his mus
Cles. ! met Blanche Orton today
and she accused me of getting old
SO l made arrangements to box
twice week"
He had done II because of Blanche
Qrton's criticism. | had been telling
him for weeks that he looked badly
and he had simply laughed and dis
missed IL with a shrug. But the mo-
ment she spoke To him he had been
awake to the necessity for action.
| think that jealousy of Blanche
Orton wakened in me then. She.
another mans wife, could influence
my husband where | could not.
never had heard anything tangible
In any way against Mrs. Orton, she
was received everywhere. Yet | had
seen a slight lifting of eyebrows. on
occasion, when she was more than
usually frank in her actions. She
was Consummately clever. Very in
gcnious. Always she knew how 10
turn everything to her advantage;
TO gloss over a too-pronounCed
speech and action so that it bore
the look Of innocence or ignorance.
That she was beautiful, could
no more deny than ! could repudiate
her destinations. But | had thought
nothing of her beauty as il might
affect me, less OF her fasCinations.
until Neil SO frankly told me she
had influenced him to take boxing
lessons so that he would recover his
looks.
We had butler now as well as
maids and the cook. Neil was plan
ming TO entertain extensively. that
winter. When l asked him whom
he desired to invite, he said:
business people, mostly II is nee
'ssary nowadays, II one IA to get
on"
Tomorrow--Dah Is ANXIOUS Because
Nell Is Drinking.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
BenRies' Notebook

Ne and Puds Simkins and Skim,
Martin was setting ON my frunt stnp,
TINS afternoon, and Pnds and Skim,
ota.s>d II get In argCwment iesi
for The sake OF a argewment, Puds
Cll'irg SNnny bean pole AID
skinny saying, o, Is that so, you
sawed off balloon, wcll I'd drathel
be skinny than fat cny day, lots OF
famous W"n WAS skinny.
Who for instance? sed Puds.
lots, Christofer Klumbiss was
SNiHuy. ana 80 Was Napoleon, anu st
was BonJamCn Franklin. sed Skinny
and Puds std. Aw who a~e they
,"oyre npssH mUtch, lCok At nil the
famous IA. men, George Washington
vas fat, ana 80 was Alexander the
Crate and - was Shkespcor.
They aint enybody, wy everybody
knows its better to be skinny, wy
COX az the holes a skinny persin car
crawl thTNO and all fat pcrsn car
do is stand LhvTe and look at them.
Fat people inioy their mecls twice
Hs mutch as skinny people because
fat people can eat twice rs much,
scd IuCs and skinny ssd, Skinny
p,~'c are MIRO graceful, look at a
kjnny pcrsin dancing erround and
hen look at n fat persin. holey
sInoahs.
Fat people get more for their
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
THE COMING STATE VICTORY

1t Is Chairman Harris profound conviction
that oklahoma is going republican In Novcm.
Der. at least ~ far as Harding and Harreld
concerned "And the credit will be duo to the
constitutional democrats who refuse to follow
their party on the league OF nations issue. and
out their own party in tho state" says the
state chairman.
There Is becoming modosty in that. Also
refreshing disposition to state facts as they are.
1t is notorlously true that republicans are In
the minority In Oklahoma But 1t Is a fact
worth emblazoning on the walls OF Athens that
there has crept into the state an independence
and courage sufficient to make what appears
to be certain a possibility.
1t Is said that after his speech in A,us. Con-
grossman Harrold besiegcd by the crowd,
Republicans are not plentiful In that section,
but number had conErcgated about the can
didate and were shaking his hands These were
rudely elbowcd aside by tho democratic throng
which desired to reach the candidate and assure
him of success.
I'VE don't intend to be rude" said the dem
ocrats to the half angry republicans. but he's
our candidates, too. And we want to introduce
our women folk"
And they did just that In droves and shoals.
II 1t is the intention OF the constitutional. anti
Ferris anu-league democrats to capture the
republican candidates and party. too, we prob
ably viii have TO what do about It,
but just at present no republican In the state
has the slightest disposition to do anything
about 1t except celebrate the event
The republicans are tremendously compl-
mented by the democrats Of patriotic intentions
claiming their candidate lie is yours, gentlc-
men, quite much as ours And so Is Senator
Harding, We all for both OF them because
both stand for an undivided America.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
SUGAR STuL SKIDDING

Sugar is stn skidding, Commenting on tho
ASSURANCE Of an Oklahoma City grocer that
sugar at is cents pound was as low as II was
going, The world fortnight ago prophesicd
i2-cent sugar FOR Thanksgiving.
Tho prophecy caused awful row. The
grocers said we were talking through our hat
and didn't know anything about the market
The prophcsy was repeated, just to demonstrate
that we were willing to assume fun responsi-
bnty
Sugar is now quoted At II cents a pound In
New York and Thanksgiving day is quite good
way off Sugar win be below / > cents a pound
In the southwest long before Thanksgiving day
And the reason is sugar users have recovered
from their recent spree They refuse to buy
sugar any faster than they need It, And since
the consumers refuse to stimulate the market
the rcfiners ana tohbcrs must. See the point?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
The Horoscope
''Tho sAS incline. but DO 10, conpS-
Friday, October Is, 1920.


tCOpyiEh 1920. BY the Mcclure Nvgpipu syndlaD
This should be a fairly tortuna..
day, for Venus and Mercury are bo,a
in benefic aspect, according 10 as.
trology. Uranus Is strongly adverse
The early hours are read as most
advantageous to women and the,
projects. They should be especially
profita BILE to milliners and mods.es
jewelers. also should benefit from
this sway which seems to indicate 4
great advance in artistry in al
things that appeal to feminine TASTE
There Is for hotels a forecast q
crowdlng and much business, al.
though the profits will not be lars.
until later in the season.
1t is an auspicious rule for love
affairs and letters written under The
smile of the planet Venus should Be
especially convincing, the seers be.
lieve.
Publicity now will come much
into demand. women especially be-.
coming keen for newspa notice
for Mercury is in an aspect tha.
seems TO bring Venus much fame.
There is n sign that is held to
presage great activity In railway
| circles. Construction will increase
and there Will be n general effort 70
improve the transcontinental lines
one OF which may be extended into
territory that strengthens cerA!a
foreign relations.
Uranus near the cusp Of the
eighth denotes many suicides an.
mysterious deaths.
Secret plots Of all sorts may r.
ceive an impetus from this days
posting OF the stars. There may Be
scandals and sensations that are the
result OF deliberate manufacture 90
the part of INSCRIPTIONS persons.
Women are warned 10 be exceed
ingiy careful and discreet, owing o
a sway that IL believed to encouras'
intrigue and duplicity. They sholl!
trust to intuition even though thQ
may be expected to employ logs
now that they are voters.
Some sort OF excitement over The
air service is foreshadowed. but !.
will be the beginning Of real deVe'
opment.
The seers prophesy for Washing
ton, ID. c., the right OF suiiTsg
within a short period.
Persons whose blrthdate Il is have
the augury OF a fortunate year
they first saw the light Of day u
the afternoon. Those born in ne.
morning may meet with perplenls
Children born on this day may s.
restless and anxious for conSAh'
change. They are likely 10 be H'
ceedingly affeCuonate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
CHAPTER XVII.
Neil Takes Blanche Orton's Advice

w
At times ! felt almost afraid OF
my love for Neil, 80 strongly had 1,
always swayed me. Then again.
was almost ashamed of loving him
so much This. when he seemed
inanimate when with meas often
happened. Men are said to be self
ish | had hear women talk as II
selfishncss were bred in men, and
incradiCable. therefore IL must be
accepted by women.
Neil was a composite, selfish be-
yond anyone | ever had known In
some ways; unselfish to a definite
degree in others. And as his un-
selfish actions were invariably ac'
Companied by passionate love-mak-
ing and generosity toward me,
would forget the other side -- the
selfish side OF his nature--for long
periods At time.
We had moved into the new apart
ment. | felt almost lost in the inn
mcnse rooms. | had cared for the
smaller one with a sort of joyous
devotion and energy, because, as |
told Neil. 1t was my little house,
my first home with him"
All through my life at home with
fater and mother, there had been,
dSlut from AIt IfN'cNdlN IlhlUllfNN NJ
Of people in our circumstances a
note OF simplicity. But Neil loved
luxury. lie often said lauEhlngly:
Il like the sensation OF sinking
down in things" So we had divans
with big fat cushions, and easy
chairs that, once you were settled In
them, you felt that never could YOU
get out OF them without assistance.
our new home was exquisite in
many ways. Yet to me 1t lacked
the "homeincss" OF the first little
home. A fashionable and high priced
decorator had hung the walls with
tapestries, or soft plushos. The fur
niture had been selected for the
place II was intended to fill with
the greatest care. But once put
whore 1t belonged II had TO remain
there. II was absolutely incongru-
GUS anywhere else.
Neil stiN looked worn and tired.
lie was always laboring under a sort
Of excitement, was restless, and
strung up" as father would have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
QUOTED PRESIDENT EXACTLY

Norbert Gibbons, who was a member OF
President Wilson's publicity corps at the peace
conferences has given out statement in which
he says senator Spencer quoted the president
exactly when he charged that he had promised
Rumanta and Serbia that in case OF future
trouble In Europe the American army and
navy would be dispatched to their assistance.
That ends that MIR, Gibbons has copy OF
the stenographtc report Of what the president
said Charity must regret that the president is
indeed sick man and deplorc the fact that
his friends permit him to indulge in any public
discussion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
no CHILDREN

Copyright, 1920, by Edgar A GucsL)
No children IN the house 10 play
II must he hard To live that way!
| wonder what the people do
When night comes on and work Is
through
with no glad little folks to shout.
No eager feet TO race about
No youthful tongues to chatter on
About the JOY that's been and gone?
The house might be @ castle fine
But what lonely place 20 dine!
No children in the house at all,
No fingormarks upon the wall
No corner whore the toys are piled
Sure indication OF a child
No little lips 10 breathe the prayer
That God shall keep you In His care,
No glad caress and welcome sweet
when usght returns you 10 your street.
No little lips a kiss 20 give
on, what lonely way to live!
No children In the house, | fear
We could not stand Il half "A year
What would we talk about az night
Plan for and work with AN our might
Hold common dreams about and find
True union of heart and mind,
II We two had no greater care
That what we both should eat and
wear
We never knew loves brightcst flame
Unul the day the baby came.
And now We could not got along
Without their laughter and their song
10y is not bottled on a shelf
IL cannot feed upon itself,
And even love. II it shall wear,
Must find ITS happiness in care;
Dun we'd become OF mind and speech
Had We no little ones 10 teach
No children IN the house 90 pllyi
Oh, we could never live that way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15

money than skinny people, look how
mutch eXter goods they get Wen they
buy a soot and look how much fer.
ther the hand on the scales goes er.
rudnd wen they put a cent III TO way
themselves, sed Puds.
O is that so, is that so, Sod Skinny
trying to think up more skinny ar
gewments. Wich Jest then Skinny
Mullen the new skinny kid that Jest
moved In Up in the next block came
Up and Skinny Martin sd, Hay
Skinny, watts you think, Puds wun;s
to say being fats better than being
skinny.
Good mite shert, tawk about ignOr
ants, sed Skinny Mullen, and Puds
sed, 2 to OF aint fair, no aint going
to argew cny more.
WiCh ne d!dent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15

DO is only a matter NJ time untl justice on It's
throne because similarly influenced which will
mark the end Of Justice and usher in the dawn
of right by might
Tho league ~ nationa Is the paramount Issue.
but Senator Harding is daily giving evidence OF
'ho fact mat his election would be very much
.orth while even n there were no league for
..u 90 oppose with all his might
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-15
Oklahoma OutbUTSts

Perhaps mex gear we will know what t.
world IS series Will bo Ike without spit ball
That must boz a i've bunch on South Detroit.
Thcy object 90 an undertaken settling In their
midst.
No. Mabel dear, "Mln-o'-war is q quadruped
and not bl,uoshIp Tbe rarity of Tho mammal
probably led you into thc error
Probably ono reason why members OF the Cox
Roosevelt club did not get to SIT on the stage
at the Cox meeting iu Tulsa If that they aid not
show any deposition 10 buy tickets.
with malice or,rcthought, the McAlcstcr
kcws-CapiBI asserts that the gins Of tn"
fathers are no longer visited on the children
Tho rising generation relies on "choc."
Governor Go, continues his campaign Just as
n he had never srcu the Rrxall poll lie prob
ably does not expect II 10 have any more influ-
encc than tho one pulled of by the Literary
Digcet
Tho horse race prize fight and world scrlcs
having an boon decided ON one day there's moth .
ing lett for tho sporting fraternity except the
Guadrenntal Hwcopstakcs 10 be pulled OFF on
November 2.
when % comes TO dcvising means TO raise
funds TO meet the expenses of political meet
Ing. We claim that the scheme of the fcenancc
committo" 90 Huuidato expenses OF CoXs meet
ing In Tulsa shows that It had some feenanseeri
on it.
II transpircs that the sleeping sickness which
has stricken the democratic county committee
was caused by bill for $3.50 unpaid expenses
lott ir the room by the Ferris campaign COM
mittce. II It be In order for this oolyum 10
butt In suggest that the matter be referred
10 Newt Graham for solution.