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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-11
CONGREGA ATIONAL CHURCH

Services at the usual hour on next
Sunday. Fireman II. Talbot will be
with US again. Those who heard him
a few Sundays ago will, of course, be
glad to hear him again, and those who
missed hearing him then will now
have the opportunity they have been
hoping for.
Tell your friends what is in store
for them next Sunday.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-11
MANY THANKS

desire to take this method Of
thanking the voters of Sedgwick coun-
ty who so Loyalty supported me at the
general election Nov. End, and were
responsible for my election to the Of
flee of county assessor. I will en-
deavor to perform tthe duties of this
office during the next two years to the
best of my ability.
]. A. McCLARY.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-11

Legion Boys on Armistice Day. Free
for all. Friday we go to Haxtun and
we are going to make this also vic
tory for S. c. H. S.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-11
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Sunday School every Sunday at 10
A. NJ, in the District Court room.
Classes for everybody. Communion
and bible study at II A. NJ. Every
body welcome.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-11

Mr.. L. Shoberg and Mrs. G. Ben
son were Ovid shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Hughes were in
Ovid Saturday.
L. M. Hogan was in Ovid Saturday
G. A. Hogan is a straight walker,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-11

Try a Grit-Advocate want-ad if you
wish to get results.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-11-11

Costume hats made to order by the
Chappell Millinery Co., ChappeI, Ne
braska. (Adv.) Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23

dar mayor suma de facilidades sus
.asiduos pafroquianos
Trabaja para 81 y para los demas. FL
Imercader de Puerto Rico no acumula
imilIones, en- su vida, pero es bien se-
guro que no existe un elemento mas
.tIabajador, mas sufrido Y generoso que
81 honlbre de negocios de este pals.
Aquf, casi todos los comerciantes tra-
bajan mas Y ganan menos que en- min
guna otra parte. De sus actividades Y
sus triunfos Sc lucran en- gran proper
ci0n, la comunidad en- general, y hasta
ell propio Gobierno cuando precIsa de.
su ayuda para resolyer algdn confiicto,
de orden international 0 econ6mico.
Porque el mercader CANA, ahorra y OBJ.
sequia con frecuencia. Els pafio de la
grimas de los cafdos. de los enfermos,
ancianos Y los menesterosos es el que
nutre las areas del Erario, en- conside-
rable proportion, Ell que fomenta las
instituciones bancarias para que estas,.
a su vez, refaccionen Y apuntalen al
agricultor y al Industrial.
Es en- fin, el contco mas formida
bic del credito general del pals. Y es-
to 10 estamos observando ahora mismo
con motivo de la crisis que padece la
Isla, debido la depreciation del azti-
car, el cafe y ell tabaco..
Todas las esperanzas de saIyacidn
de este conflicto estan puestas en- la
palanca del lComercio, que ha hecho
u muchos milagros, que los seguira ha-
ciendo con tan buena disposition como
hasta ahora, por 10 nlismo que el CO.
merciante de Puerto Rico, trabaja. ga
ma Y ahorra para los malos tiempos;
porcue paga de contado, porque no des-
pilfarra nj sestea sobre los laureles
conquistados.
Ell comercio dc Puerto Rico ha lie
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23
JOVENES Y SENORAS

Ell ORGANISING de la Muier es Muy
Delicado, Y las Obligaciones que le
lmpone la Naturaleza, Contribuyen
a su mas rapido agotamiento. Esto
Trae Premature Vejez, Perdida de
Hermosura, Cansancio. Irritabili-
dad, Falta de Vigor y de AmbicioIi.
Las mujeres DEBEN "Nuxiferrarse'i
La faita de sangre por perdida por
sus relaciones para con ell organismo
empobrece la salud y defculta peligro
samente las iunciones peculiares de Ia
tamiento, premature vejez, falta de
color delgadez, porque en- NUXI-
FIERRO la ciencia ha logrado COM
binar los elementos que enriquecen y
aumentan el numero de globulos rojos
materias colorantes de la sangTe, y
suplidos esos elementos las funciones
naturales del organismo son cumplidas
sin resentirse la salud. La sa-
lud, juventud, hermosura. clari
dad de mente y espiritu, seran tan bue
mas como sea la sangre. Sangre pura
~ RIGA Sc manifesto en- un semblante
saludable y rosado, vivos oJos, clara
mente, perfecta function del orga-
nlSLI1OS dlllIuduO SSpHItu uSSSOS NS
exito placeres. Tornado NUXI-
FIERRO Sc regulizara su salud y las
funciones de su organismo, volveras
la hermosura de sus colorcs y de su
semblante, Sc vera usted jovens
llena de vida y de ambiciones.
No Sc envejezca antes de tempo, no
deje que males curables destruyan su
feiicidad y oportunidades en- Ia vida
81 siente alguno. de los sintomas
expuestos, 81 esta convaleciente de
alguna enfermedad, empiece seguidos
hoy mismo, tomar NUXIFIERRO y
en- unas cuantas semanas y por rn
costo insignihcante sera una persona
feIiz llena de placeres.
Ell NUXIFIERRO esta envuelto en-
una etiqueta color rosa, y con el norl-
bre del fabricante, DR., BECKER
MEDICINE Co. Pida NUXIFIERRO
no aeepte ningun otro. Proc1relo
en- las farmacias, con toda seguridad en-
las oe J. NJ. Blanco Inc, Porto Rico
Drug Co., San Justo Drug Co., todas
de San Juan. En- Bayam6n, J.. J. Font
& Co. y en- Rio Piedras Farmacia Rou-
re. Tambien en- las principales de. Ia
isIa.--4
~ : -.ll., q -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23

gado d tai grado de solidez y de tlrme-
"a que actualmente nadie Sc puede es-
tablecer, EN- regular escala, 81 no cuen-
TIA con recursos suficientes para el case.
Anteriormente Sc establecfan mu-
5chos ignorantes, o demasiados listos,
.sobre bases de credtto.
Empezaban a trabajar, quebrados,
de antemano Y el desastre no Sc hacfa
esperar mucho.
Porl ESQ es que afora no menudean
las quiebras nj las suspensiones de pa
gos; u es muy raro el que estaBlece al.
gun negocio con prop6sitos de hacer
utilidades ilfcitas por medic de simula-
dos fracasos.
Ha ganado tambien, considerablemen
te, en- el orden moral, esta clase de ele-
mentos indispensables en- toda comu-
nidad en- toda transaction.
Las condiciones esenciales para ser
mercader, un perfecto hombre de nego-
CLOS SO1 lbs
ligencia, suerte, ambici6n, dominic pro-
pio; afan de cultiyar el credito, ell
apego al dinero, suficiente, sin traspo-
ner los lfInites de la usura.
Hay muchos hombres que reunen ex-
cepcionales condolences, en- cuanto a
inteligencia, vocacion mercantilista y
perspectiva en- los negocios, pero les
falta 10 mas indispensable: ell don de.
gentcs, por. 10 que con frecuencia fra
casan sin explicarse los motivos.
Eli cambio, hay otros que reunen to-
das las cualidades requeridas para ser
excelentes comerciantes, para triunfar,
en- fin, sin embargo no acaban de yer
venir la $uyd; fal vez por falta de una
oportunidad, siempre determinada por
la suerte esquiva caprichosa.
Antonio Bldnco FcrpdndcS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23
COMIsI0N DE INDIzAl n IA 81 os
MES A OBREROS.
AVisO al pdbIicO.

y = aa !. 4.
El Jefe Administrative de las Off
cinas de la Comisi6n de Indemniza-
clones a Obreros estimara grandemen-s
te al p1blico que toda clase de infor-a
maci6n que desee solicitar u hagat
durante las horas de la manana, "a
sea de 8h IL a. m.
Ell trabajo de las oiicInas esta au-
mentando considerahlemente cada dia
" ell cuerpo de funsionarios v emplea-4
dos de dichas oficinas desea contar
con las horas de Ia tarde para podc.4
|despachar todos los asuntos del dia,i
sin interruption de su trabajo nj per-
dida de tempe para ell pdblico de Ia
Isla que solicita informaciones.
Esto no signifca que en- un monlcn-
to de neces;dai Y en- asuntos urgen-s
tes, la Ofcina no este dispuesta a re-
cibir visitas, siro que espera que el
p1blico cooperara a la mejor narchai
de los asuntos, dejandole libre Ia ,lii.e
tad de tempo cada dia para poder
atender a los asuntos puramente ad-s
Iministrativos.
San Juan, P. R., dicicmbre 8. 1920.
Advt.i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23

! \ ss3 K IS ! :.
FE4 licllo Fl insigie poeta E 3historia-
ddg AIenian, Juan Federico sSchiller,
que al hablar de Ia civilization uni
versal no Sc podsa prescindir del mer-
cadeE sin incurrir Ell enorine injusti-
cia.
El mercader, ha sido siempre. enpG
zaAtlo nortl los fenieios que fueron los
coiRefeiantcs primitiyos, q primero en-
establecer relaciones entire pueblos di-
versos, hasta entonees tlesconocidos en-4
ire 81, sf,fniciando el lintercambio de pro-
@dictos cuando atii no existfa Ia mone-
da.s
lEn dmglaterra, en- ell lejano Oriente,.
en- Afemania. Espafia Y los Estados
de- .Norteamerica, Ell comerciantc dis
frilta de gran consideration presti-
gio3 entire las multitudes Sohre todo
eli este dltimo pals donde todos quieren
scr comerciantes 0 agricultores 0 in.
dustriales. agrimensores, o ingenie-
r0S. b mecanicos. Rara vez nos tro-
pezariids con uno que nos dijera que
era polftico de profession, porque los
polfticos ALI, @valen muy POGO. Para
rodearse de, algdn prestigio tienen que
seranuy honrados y competentes.
Por ejemplo: Roosevelt quien here
do 30 mil d6lares dc sus padres, solo
lego al morir, alrededor de la mitad
de esa fortuna, habiendo tenido en- sils
!, manQs.. en- cierta Gpoca, la suerte de
. los bancos de Wan Street. Mr.. Taft,
actualmente catedratico de la Facultad
de Derecho de una famosa Universi-
dad de la ,Naci6n, CANA cinco mil pesos
anuales que, segdli opinion del gran>
mercader, Mr.. Carnegie, no lie dan pa
IA viyir, decentemente, Y por clio lie Sc
1lal0 on el testamentO, una renta vita
licia de 10 mil d0Iares anuales. Tam
bidn Ie dej0 una renta igual otro po-
bre ingl6s, Mr.. Lloyd George, una de
las tfguras mas preclaras del gobierno
del RENO Undo.
Los polfticos hOnrados, lejos de pros
peIar en- el arte de Maquiavelo, suelen
perder sus propios bienes de fortuna.
ELL Espafla podrfamos enumerar infini-
dad de casos scmejantes. Pero estos no
constituyen la regla, son, por desdicha,
lnuy raras eNcepciones de que todos
los ciudadanos Sc debieran dar eXacta
cienta para hacer selecciOnes en- su
oportunidad.
Bl cOmerciante o financiero mace pa
ia esta profession, una de las que mas
scnsateZ, mas vocaci6n mas firmeza
de cardcter requieren. Pero existe en-
este pals, aunque no EN- general, cierta
predisposici6n injusta contra este ac-
two Y complaciente mediator entire ell
que produce el que consume.
Cuando la insidia alega que 3'el Co
mercio es la noble profession del robo
legaliZadO", el mercader puede afirmar,
rotundamente que. ''el trabajo In eco
nomfa V ell orden son las bases funda-
mentales de todo honrado beneficio" -.
Ell comerciante ayuda al pGb.ico a
obtener cuanto precisa para sus mas
insignificantes menestereS, con suma
actividad Y complacencia pero naz,
die obliga que lie compre sc rodea de
bienestar monetario Y de credito para
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23
Para anunciOs
Il en-
GEL IMP AR CIAL'
Lame al Tel6fono No. 9O9, o sfrvase
pasar pOr Ia 0ficina.

,TARIFA PARA PUERTO RICO.
Anuncios por una sola vez: 20.
pulgadas 0 mas, 80 ctvs. IL pulgada.
POr una sola vez menos de 20
pulgadas, so ctvs. Ia pnlgada.
Por dos inserciones: 20 puiga-.
das D mas, Is ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Por dos inserciones: menos de 20
pulgadas. 40 ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Por tres inserciones: 20 pulga.
das mas, 20 ctys. Ia pulgada.
Por tres inserciOnes; menOs de
20 pulgadas, 80 ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Por seis inserciOnes: o mas, IS
tvs. Ia pulgada.
ePosici6u determlnada 10 pOT
ciento aument0.
Communicates: 10 ctvs. la Inca.
Edictos: 80 ctvs. la pulgada.
Avisos de Subasta Etc: 2 etys.
la linea.
Anuncios en- primera p&giRa:
SLIPS la pdIgada.
Anuncios en- segpnds pigina: so
ctvs. la pulgada. VI
Anuncios en- cuarta pagina: Is
ctvs. la pulgada.
Reclamos: Por seis veces $l.OO;
dOce veces Sits; un mes $500.
Anuncios prOfesiOnales: $500 Ia
pulgada al mes.
A. BLANCO FERNANDEZ,
Administrator.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23
Al Leyantarse tome
I'd. I'm Vaso'De
Aqua Caliente
Limpie su sistema de venenos y
toxinas antes de que Ell est6-
mago reciba nuevOs
So" alimentos.

Todas las n1afanas, antes del desa-
yuno, banese I'd. por dentro 10 mis-
mo que 10 hace por fuera. Ell aseo
inferno es mucho mas importante que
el externo, porque los poros de la
piel no absorben nj llevan la sangre
impurezas capaces de alterar la salud,
tanto que los poros de los intestinos
81 10 hacen.
Por cada onza de alimento que reci-.
be ell est6mago, una cantidad casi
igual de materias sobrantes debe ser
|expelida por ell cuerpo. 81 este no Sc
efectua todos los dfas, aquellas mate
rias Sc fermentan rapidamente y pro-
Queen venenos, gases y toxinas que
son absorbidas y pasan al torrente
circulatorio por los conductos que So
10 deben llevar la sangre los jugos
alimenticios.
Tomar todas las lnaiianas, antes del
desayuno, un vase de aqua caliente
con una cucharadita de Fosfato Lii
mestone, constituye una esplendida
medida higienica, porque es el medic
mas inofensivo de librar al est6mago,
al hfgado, los rihones y a los intes-
tinos de esos venenos, limpiando, re-
frescando y purifcando, asf, el apara-
to digestive, antes de tonar mas ali
mento.
I'm cuarto de libra de Fosfato Ii
mestone cuesta solo unos pocos CEN
tavos, pero es sufciente para que cual-
quiera Sc convenza de los benefcios
del bafio inferno y continue practicsn-
dolo siempre. Advt. IA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23
"ELTI-NOLA"

Ha llegadO este mercadO ell gran
fOn6grafO Elti-Nola, cuyO aparatO to-
ca tod0s los discos. Este aparatO tie
ne la ventaia de que ell operator pue-
eie hacer mOdulaciOnes en- la mIsica.
Dicho exceIente aparatO Sc esta ex.
hiblendo en- casa de los Sres. A. ME-
SORANA & CO., SAN JUSTO II,
San Juan, p. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23

sOBRETODOs, y rOpa de
abrigO para los que Sc embarcan,
la tenemos muy buena a preciOs
especiales, visftenOs. Gonzalez
Padin Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23

mo ACosE su msmoria con csc
calculo diariO que le trae pcoo menOs
que loco. compre una Federal visi
BILE" que ella ls suma, resta, multiplca
" divide con una rapides asombrosa y
con una exactitud matsmktlca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23

Renueve sus cFBIERTos 81 50 10
han puesto negrOs.
The Porto Rico EIectrOpIatins
Co. Inc,
Luna A. TeIef. 1901,
San Juan. P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23
HARINA

Para la siembra de tabaco. venden
a precio limitado.
Sucrs. de Perez Hermanos.
Marina. San Juan, r. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-23

AL parecer I'd encOntraria cara una
Maquina de Sumar FEDERAL; pero
no Sc da cuenta del dinerO que lie
ahOrra en- solo seis meses de tenerla
-.
en- usO constante.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
'CopyriEh:. 1877. by Nat ional Sewspaucr seryic. !
fr"tt Juice for Bottle lnhies.

an n ta nrSTarGe juice
enSe ihat babies fed with modified milk alone,
was wer" Likely 10 deveap or seurvy
frmi 'i i1 :eoultion TO The diet Of some fresh
scurvy. $500 '''e"'eu
butter and shSss Son n1 along with bread and
lncE nave become Il luxury beyond the purse
found by DR. A. f. less % NEW York , Mat
juice ana Isr ss s a s Ts as o5nmg
tomatoes does not lose its power to prevent
Tomato juice has other valuable properties
which should commend the tomato to every
srowh Of ohrcn There ara in h thIs and
'rGT cG mis where every yap is free to ac
a iaRe " MIR lron any one VINO yearns
experts who profess 70 have some '' eSeIus GV
INSIDE inside information which Warrants condc,n-
toes tea coffee. and the like; as staples 9;"i in
l haes diSt Of the people Their theories
TrTSdifi!ty OF peopie who are hslf-informed.
abam %onSains faint trace Of oxaic acid,
and this fact has mlslcd many theorists into
Of pPssaby 'nG duo se 10 in osa a
n ~, irah Is f thai the tomato l. Of The
St ht blood and TO oppose any Tendency to
so rSma'o n is rich in vita,nins both the fat
Therefore, its juice is particularly valuable in
me diet of an infant restricted to stcrllixed
me well known proprietary infant foods
DIS. HEheld and Daniels. of ne University
81 Iowa, have observed tina, when the daily
dose OF orange juice given an infant was
increased from tablespoonful lhalf an
OUNCE 10 three tablespoonfus Zone and one
mar onnces). infants whose weight had pre-
viously remained stationary for Il number of
Gays began to gain in weight. This ndI-
cafes that liberal allowance Of orange Juice
stimulates growth. for u mere Increase i'm tho
strength of the food given such babies failed
to produce the desired gain
Other raw fruit and vegetable juices prob
aniE possess similar growt H. pr omot ins;
power ana both raw and cooked vegetable
nroihs have been fed to babies the bottle
with happy results for generations mast
Some such addition to the diet is advIsnbln
whenever the total Of whole milk (milk and
creamy consumed by an infant is not more
than quart day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From Richmond Dispatch. August {. 1870

The state Board of Observation-Disclosures
intendent Runncr de several apnointm"nts
Of Of o"nn,y Supsrin,endents Yesterday: among
ma'iex TnoT n;c r prey carclins Thomas
Gooehand tiphsrt E ,n orange 4 Staples
Benjamin NJ. Smith. l'rince Edward.
c. hne ro band G, VIII furnish music for the
Tuesday. ~ brass band for n Sunday school
good.
: Married; ON The aist ~lo, by the Rev. q.
s r"ys All Mr. Of fGGn ii nno'' to Miss Al0na
The state journal, the Republican organ of
,his city is out and out against Porter for
started in this city. The more the merrier
HsSnA s'Ef neon v Of Hd@
York. at the Baltimore and Ohio depot in
about certain statements said to have been
made by Lincoln abon, seIgar in reference to
.Nexandrla Railroad. Lincoln was bruised up
pretty badly and Scgar bailcd in the sum
Of $4,000 for his appearance in court.
While the election Was going on in Raleigh
Ivy Englishman who though he had no
vote wS eas i At the dolls fE nFsh ar
Wet, and the Ensishman noorcd him on the
Sentinel VII" was arrested By kiTk on Iode MS
guagc and dcfying him to do his worst.
Saan seem as n Gonny
ssompanied by an unknown man. They had
nSe% pe % ssar SINCE e"r' ESCAPED ITO"
anS are back e al work 'aff'0a 'hef POINT
tho
numSsr viii se srsapss hs s's a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
From Other Viewpoints
Oklahoma Democrats on the Issue n
Loyalty.
ny ALFRED II. WILLIAMS
LFRED u. WILLIAMS.

Mr. Gore. the bind Senator from Oklahoma
is defeated after thirteen years OF service be-
cause his record is that of Daciiist Repre-
sentative Scott Ferris, his successful opponent
based his fight on the Senator's support OF the
Mci'e'nore ution--urSing American citi-
Iens 10 abandon use Of the seas during he
t-noat warfarc-and opposition 10 the draft
law and other measures. So far AS can hc
judged from outside observation. the question
oil endorsement or condemnation Of the admin
iSiration was not involved. Mr.. Ferris in every
one OF the Scvcnty-scvcn counties charged
,hnt the senator had classed himself with La
f"Ilette keed. Nardaman, Iiardwick and
Gronna and called on the people to prove their
loNaiiE to the government and country by re-
Contrary To general belief the Democratic
National Committee at Washington is far bet
yer clnlppcd and organized for the congress
s!rhai nights than the Republicans. 4 wonder
W. 'A," mack system shows at glance the
vote OF every Senator and Representative on
'N'FF question since 1916. The Republicans
nav no sucn provision. The lack will caI,sc
mem some serious cmbarrnsaments IL cannnt
'v rep"iem now without immense labor and
""dy at their reference system thrrn I,,rs
ana nave II complete. Their index shows that
NJ Ferris voted Cor the Nolstcad prohibition
Jaw. FOR the suffrage amendment and all Tho
.'' measures lie Is recorded as not voting
on the Esch- cummins railway bill bu, he
,, no,eu "EalhSt the peace resolution. lie voted
however. To override the Presidents vc,ons
ni Inc prohibition Law and the bill flying tbo
50 wheat price '''
senator Gore since the declaration Of war
an" ms votes against war measures ,yh;c y
h''' proved fatal 10 him has failed to VOC on
many lmporiant bills. This seems to have
,"",'srn h.'Ni!y against him. Ferris had the
htch1nE OF the state Democratic machine nr
"rEanHauon. and OF 81 of the State papers
'kIanoma came into the Union as a freq XII n
STATE Win Constitution containing soy al
eccentric provisions and representatives ana
'""''* rather picturesque than capable An
p't'htlN MI cores chief claim to the senator
Snip wh"n he, vas first elected was tina, H..
Was stone blind and. for that reason. some
ming OF "a novelty. Aigo. he was member OF
me Methodist Chuich and OF many fratcrnai
VIGcrS He never has developed conspicuous
ab'!i'y. SIX years ago Il desperate hight was
mshe against him, based an ugly looking
scandal Involving himself and married
woman. but he was acquitted by majority
OF $4,000 In Democratic primary. Now he is
condemned by majority equally large on the
war. VI -. !
The State gave Wilson $4,000 votes in 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

useful career. Prior 20 his election as presi-
dent of the Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad in 1907. he had served
as commemorative attorney for Norfolk
County and Norfolk city. respectively, and
as district attorney for the Eastern District
OF Virginia under President Cleveland. AS
railway executive he quickly took rank
as one of the most capable in the country
and his conservative yet forceful admins
tration OF the affairs of the company over
which he presided until his death was an
illustration of his sound business Judgment
and his knowledge of men, AS Il private
citizen he took an active interest in build
ing up the city and State industrially and
financially, as we'll as in all things that
tended to the betterment Of his fellowman.
HIS work will stand ms his enduring monu-
ment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Two Minutes of Optimism.
1t Is said that In this country the whole
llSher culture is fcmnizcd
Out-Herod1ng Iicrod.
by JEAN NEWTON.


1t Is said that in this country the whole
h'Ghcr culture is fcminized.
IN Europe at an art exhibition mt least one
NAH Oh the people present would be men.
In TINS country men constitute less than
per cent or such Il gathering.
hiehtF-lvc per cent of the patrons OF our
theaters, We are told. arc women.
Women read our books and without them
public lectures " ~
is the hunt for the almighty dollar becoming
inc recreation well as the life, work of our
mem Is the intellectually of the nation be.
coming fcmInizcd?
The American husband is known TO be the
best rrovdcr.
bui is is fair to him or to us to make this
az -chcompassinS? Would it compensate us for
rna mo norror OF horrors a situation that would
reverse Inc agelong mir. and Mrs? ?"
WIN WIN their husbands. Fortunately this has
ooThe iruit' and tho women Of today arc more
h, more giving their minds bigger and
nroaaer Iood than is supplied by the home
pamtry. The inferior wife is making her adicu
hnt II this Is responsible Tor our slipping
L n'h INC utter incongruity OF the inferior
crinOlinc, " NV
With most Of our men tho working day is no
more IT ends only when they finally shut
snt .dr eyes ana go TO sleep. If they do mo-;
actually stay at the Office evenings they bury
, ,t"sss in business Journals or business
thoughts. or they so coinnietcly exhaust el
'int they can think of nothin. at ali
mo woman who accepts this who resigns
~" ser TO an animated meal ticket and makes
t en mutual tnterests withou, "botherng
hlin. who does not urge her husband to =
oTmaa pcr%nective. sense Of values and rcai
Vii IN IN iite outside of the daily grind
For she is providing the opening for n
in whic Ina" w w IL grow r,o wider day by day and
ton OF their citadel OF companionship HCnnv
right. 1920. P'-NoPS-