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mances. Adults $500; Children
$1.00.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
LET HIM GET LONESOME.


am a young war worker. nineteen years old.
and, since coming to Washington, have be-
come engaged to be married to young man
whom | love very dearly I think this young
man loves me. He tells me he does. and he
will not hear OF our breaking our engage.
ment, and yet, of late, he has seemed a little
cold sometimes and he seems Dissatisfied
with me, and is always criticisine. I have
offered to release him from our engagement.
but he becomes very angry when ! mention
It and says he still loves mo and ! am fool
ish to doubt IL.
His altitude OF late has made me so un-
take my mind off OF him for awhile, some
recreation, soms other interest ! q
stranger in Washington, and have few girl
friends, and do not know any other man. Can
you suggest some other interest some way
OF my meeting other men and women who
will occupy my mind7
DO you think that my sweetheart (vhom !
love better than any other In the world has
ceased te love me or msy his sttitude be due
to III health or business worries' Surely II
he had stopped caring he would welcome the
opportunity OF his freedom.
LONESOME
This lover no doubt has been seeing too much
OF you lately. why not 60 to some church o
large social activities. There several In
Washington, You, no doubt, will meet q few
oongenial young people. 1t never does to le,
one man monopoline all ones time. Let hin
get lonesome for you. why not ask him ~ h,
has business worries or ~ he is i'll
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
FROM THE PUBLIC
THE AUTOMOnILE MAsppR,
he Editor Of The Times.

To tho Editor of The Times:
1t 4, interesting to read the expressions OF
some Of the prominent shingtonians on the
gu ubjeot OF mashinG, which this town hae been
experiencing. II seems tho real "mssher' has
been overlooked! the "automobile masher" II
doesn't appear to be giving the harmless, yet
naughty, curb lissards" justice to shed 30 much
lGht on them, without a little for the real
menacinG masher.
1t 10 a practice for the automobile nssher to
pass along the streets, most any hour during
the evening, using all means to pick up" un-
chaperoned women. II brought before the bar
T." doubt, would be an albi nf giving "a III
offered. but most people know the story Of the
Fly and spider The fear OF notoriety, no doubt
helps the mashinR same Won NJ SUMMERS.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
THE DESERTED BAH PARK.

The rates creak on their hinges and the
turnstilcs have a cold;
The iron dirt roller is rusty the park
looks bleak and old.
The white lines have faded away, the dia-
mond is brown and scar;
Inc grand stand seats look lonesome now,
the bleachers sad and drear
1t seems that the lines on the score boa rd
are becoming DINNER too
No sign OF life near the players benches:
they look forlorn and blue.
There's nothing in the ticket office not
cen a hut'rinR bat;
The only living thing in the park 10 a half
starved CO.
JOHN ANSCHUTZ
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
YOU START WELL.


To Bill or Bill's Sub:
Tve never made = break. before
into your colyum clever. but better
late, the feller says, yep, better late
than never. SO here's three like
'ems'--take your choioe-they're all
correct in meter-a Jingle on lie Score
taire-let some one try to beat 'er.
Now. don't be scared, rve no ambish
to hog your space entirely, or I'd be
like the treaty, scrapped, and treated
darkandirely. Don't Duhiish forth
ny name, good Bill; I'm bashful, you
can tell II, but II you print my lit'ry
pill. the fame perfume-T'll smell II.
and feel as good as IL all men were
me ccnEratulating. and shaking off
my little hands and of my merits
pratinR. Adieu, or au revoir. dear
Ed: of course I'll watch the paper,
and should you run mine, ere I'm
dead. I'll cut another csper.
John B.rlsy.ce,n 10 good sad d'ad-
loved I'm,
H. used to s'ms.t bust my head
n. made ms see all kinds OF sights;
He was my pal for many nights
They say he's only got lie rights
loved I'm.
Landiadies are no earthly ussI
hatc em.
In then ,.s:: ,s:r, :.,E K no human jules
BELOW tn. poieest In the scale
some Of en- red. some OF EN- pais--
Their orperiness can never fall.
Yours from the heart JEHosxrHAr.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
Beatrice Fairfax
Failure.
IN LOVE WITH A SAILOR.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
About two weeks ago got an introduction
TO a sailor, through a friend. Several DAYS
after the sailor wrote and asked " he could
have the pleasure OF. taking me out and an
swered saving YES" Now, Miss Fairfax, my
parents object to a sailor or soldier They
won't permit me to 60 out with this young
l don't want to dispiease my parents.
and yet l don't want to dsplease myself
What am to do? ! have heard through this
friend that he cares for me very much. l
would appreciate your advice on the subject
What is your opinio Of a sailor? Y q.
Have the young man call at your home II
he as an individual is fine fellow he can by
himself and of himself cure your parents of
that old idea that a sailor has sweetheart in
every port The saying never was true. some
men who lead wandering lives have also wan
derng fancies. Some don't The only fair
thing Is to Judge the individual The sea is
a noble calling, 1t builds fine strong men
and makes weaklings too, occasionally.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
THAT COMING STORM.

In the evening on my porch sat.
while clouds we're rathrinG fast
At my feet there sprawled a purrtnE cat
The clouds were scur'ring past,
The lightning hashed-tbe thunder peaIed
with dearninR threat'nins sound:
At breaking storm my nerves were steeied-
But the blamed thing passed around
There's many n storm that never breaks.
There's many that break with damage MI I:
And there's many a hope with bigger stakss
That are ground up in the mill.
AMERICUN
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
SOME SOLDIER.

Dear Bits Orderly:
Speaking about cake-eaters, you
should see the one we had with us at
Camp Lee during the recent encamp-
ment. He carried his "dauncinE'' slip
pers on his pack and at nights he
would jump in his blue pajamas. This
is the truth. II you do not believe me,
ask Harlow. Otherwise, the N. G. d.
c. outfit is all right. except for JOHN
MURPHY. and he won't shave. Luck
to the colyum. GOLDIE. Z.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
Deepening Java Harbor.

Recent improvements to sursbsyA harber,
Java II has been announced, are TO be supple
merted by further deepening which viii permit
shlpr Of twenty-flve feet six inches drausht
when fully loaded TO enter and leave At hiah
water. Present facilities include . quay 1000
feet long and $50 feet via. and dredging an
inner harbor at ct7 acres.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
SORRY. GOTTA WORK.

DUTCH" wEEN. OF jam fame.
vants us to hear his orchestra at the
Cairo Wednesday evening, October
20. Sorry; we've got 10 stay her~
and grind out buG-foddcr.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
"HERD UNSEEN,

LEOPOLD FREUDBERG, editor Of
the Ell Dorado News, official organ Of
the Ell DoradN Club. sends us a copy
of.his paper with a sparkling column
under the above heading. 1t is by
Bull Priceless, Spreaditoer." other
wise BURT CORNING. Here are the
first two items: .s.
FRED THUEE named this column
but you can hardly call it that; it's all
out Of step. We wish to assure MR.
PRICE it's only half plagiarism, lots
of BULL. but PRICE has nothing to
do with it."
Takes lots OF 'em,to make herd.
but. boy, we've got EN-"
Wen keep the paper for BILL
He'll like II. %.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
EASILY FORGOTTEN.

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
am a girl of nineteen and was to be mar
ried to 4 man five years my senior, when,
through some petty argument, we broke our
friendship, but neither OF us tried to make up
Now realize that am deeply in love with
this man, but ] read about his engagement in
the paper recently.
IL there still . chance for me, or what would
YOU advise me to do7 LONESOME.
II the man has forgotten you so easily, given
you up with so little cause, don't you see he
never cared deeply and truly? Maybe he isn't
capable OF caring; maybe you didn't call out
his real feelings. Don't try to hurt another
girl and to win him away, Just write and
wish him we'll and make up your mind that II
he was so easily consoled you could never have
been very certain Of him.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
GnNpRAL UTILITY PLUG.

HERMAN Won BERNEWITz. ".
ssnds drawing OF a round plug which
will not only stop the square hole In
T. 8. s.'s boat, but a three-cornersd
hole, " necessary. We don't under
stand the drs~ins. but " fans
can do anything.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
TO BERNARD.

(who Admires Lincoln operntorr'I
NJ, od-Bless-'Em's compliments
would be appreciated n We did not
consider the source. We thank him
very much. but they are wasted.
LINCOLN OPERATOR
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
LEAVE TT TO THE SENATE.

was wondering the other day II
Bits relief agent was for the League
of Nations or against 1t OR Just neu-
trail.
Come on. old top, you must declsrc
yourself. MILO H
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
NOW IT'S POCKETS.

n a s.--A certain ri~l employed
bv the Chesapeake and Potomac Ttle'
phone Company now wears her skirt
with pockets in the back instead OF
the front. Ia II q new fsshionf
ELINE AND BETTY.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
PROBLEM ANSWERS.

A. B. II. says the nagpoIe would
take 2f55stlS feet Of rope plus.
FRED HAFELFINGER says 300.0684,
p'uk. Q. f. D. says 184 feet S.3 inches,
plus. So does SEWARD PARKER.
They all agree on the plus"
We have as many varying answers
to the cat-and-a-half problem. They're
under that ton of mail.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

/ know a cake eater and a
cake-eatress that got married
and now she is sewing on some
dainty little things, and I've
been puzzling IL over in my
mind, and finally decided to put
1t up to Heard and Seen as
to whether or not you would
call the addition a cookie
AIIONEA-
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
ACROSTIC.
frankie you are

frankie you are
Right
And
Now l
Know Wash. cops Will be az
Interested in you as they are in
Eating.
A MARINE WHO KNOWS.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

From the panning we're get
ting for that 'Masher' editorial,
one would conclude some peo-
pie actually read this column.
Wen get to that again. Keep
II up.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
NOPE, DARN MEAN.

Dear Bill:
Do you think it's right for a teach
er to give as home work lesson
four pages of civics, five grammar
definitions and seven long algebra
examples also?
CONNIE WATERS gets the beauti-
full network parachute for being the
champion bone rattler of ID. c.
Best o luck TO the column.
JACK RABBIT.
tAge 14.)
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
DAssENT r.

II. a S.--Why doesn't this new gsy
let us know his real name7
ID. n. n. (thirteen years oldl-
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
YOUR pEsT rAI.

OF All the pals, Bill
who you like the best
who'd YOU tell your troubles N
And let en- look In your Nost'
There's only one good pal
Who feels lust a. you IN
And tho you mey not th'ns u
it' ~'.A.'' .lSiy4 IAsb si'ss ssSSh
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

- aDN ~
horrid as you might believe,
for toll in which you put a
smile has much that will re
trieve the sordid SIDE.
Here is a man you've seen
in Washington, for whom the
day brings but grind from
morn to setting sun.
His little wheel must keep
awhirl the best part of the
time, for
Scissors are quarter.
ma am, and knives are but a
dime"
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

Mr. Banker this is the who forms the foundation
bulwark of this nation he has saved portion OF MS
earnings the hope and belief that he will be able to use
them to hep build him home This man Is the basis OF
your community and ours Are you, in your community
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

He ought to come off that porch and look
around the house once In a while.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

And yet this fine old worker smiles as he comes to
your door He does your work, loads up his Wheel and
goes to look for more.
The keenness he puts your blade is nothing to his
WIT; the brightness Of your shears his CHEEKY smile will
match, each whit.
he works all day and goes to bed in heart and
mind; and laughs at Mantalini's ''Pne demd horrid
grind
Then if "demnition bow Vows hover o'er your daily
toll don't let the small vexations keep your spirits in
roll Keep smiling you labor and you II very likely
find how, like him in the picture, to get pleasure from
the grind. JE.S
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

In "Nickleby'' read how Mr.. Mantalin whined
that toll made life for him just "one demd horrid grind
And vet grind is not so ........
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
1nEARlt 5EElfFS a.
i LIKE 1T.

The acting Ed 10 homeIy guy
I like him.
Hes built in the style OF q wop pot pie
| like him.
You may think this harsh. which ] don't
intend.
For his hearts the sort that the angels send
And he'd go to HI to oblige a friend
l like him.
DIXON MERRITT
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
C,MON In.

EDITOR OF HEARD & SEEN:
Oh, my, but you must have great
fun, with funny stories and many a
pun. Oh, do let me enter your col
umn. I pray; I'll send in something
%ery day. IG.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

II II was 1870 in the coalbin II would be full
instead OF hollow. n II was 1870 in the pantry
II would be loaded instead Of blank cartridge
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
COPe IN CAFES.

II. & SD rather dine with one of
our brave and good policemen than
one of those monkey-back cake
eaters. M. l.. V
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

He should have said ITO which was about
the time that we decided to stop being branch
office of Europe.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
DUNNO.

H. 4 S.-Ii have been seeking FOR
love since I was sixteen and am now
thirty-four. How lenE must wait7
f-. J. r. g.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
One Demd Hcrrid, Grind

But the Scissors Grinder Gets Fun Out of His Work
= Can't You'
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

That would place us around 1870, when eggs
were a cent a piece milk three cents = quart
and shoes two dollars a set. He should have
picked out another calendar Eighteen seventy
wasn't the worst date on the almanac.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
(See EGtoriaI.)
Mr.. B. Baer
on
Set Back Fifty Years.

Mr.. Cox offers the movie rights to
the League Of Nations.
He squawks about dollar wheat But doesn't
say a thing about 10-cent rye.
Extracts from his vanilla speech: Let US lend
Europe some jack 80 she can pay US what she
owes US
The law Of supply and demand fixes the price
Of food You supply what tho profitesrs de-
mand.
Prices Of food. clothes and rent are the signs
Of civilization. We are now entering a higher
civilization.
Europe is Americas marketplace She can't
pay for what she buys. But would you spoil
the little Europeans faith in Santa Claus?
The League will stop all wars
One would stop the League.
With the European market removed we will
have no place to send wheat We will be
under the awul necessity OF having to eat 1t
ourselves.
Mr.. Cox states that unless join the League
- Yyott - tafs ill hA har n
The Washington times., 1920-10-20

Mr.. Cox states that unles. we join the League
the United States will be put back fifty years.
The Washington times., 1920-10-20
! THANK you.
BY K. c. B.

n sea of Sunken Ships.
Between 5000 and 10000 ships, OF which
nearly 5000 are British are lying on the ocean
sea These sSnhs shPs are rtSnon.S 20 ,h.r
estimated value, with careoes, is far over
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ARTICULOS MEXICANOS

Precio por Libra Ajonjof 39c;
Ajo nuevo "a: chile chipotle Sl.O0;
pasilla Y mulato (meXicano) Sl.79;
chile pisado Acc; gusjillo 45c; piquin
extra CSC; camar0n limpio 45c; roIa-
ci6n 40; cajeta dc Celaya l0c, 2Oc, ACC
75c Y $l.5O por caJera; carne SEGA
$50; CANELA CEYLAN Csc; Conf
nos SOC: cacahuate tostado 25c; CHIC
COLATE ESPECIAL m~eSicano 42c;
Chicharrones SIC; habas 22c; Queso
blanco 55c; queso de tuna, II por
SI.O0: CHORIZO estilo meNicano l6c;
semilla calabaza soc; garbanzo l5c;
SALSA-NOLE f0c; Piquin vinagre
1Oc; piloncillo de Monterrey de pura
cana, Y Glen cosas mas. MANDA-
MOS lista general GRATIS y hace-
mos descucotos en- compras mayores
de 5000. Los pedidos deben venir
con SUI importe complete. Garantiza-
mos Ia calidad de 10 que Yendemos-
Pedidos a CABEZUD BROS. l4lO%,
". Commerce St, San Antonio, lex.
OK EsES FH&A6
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GUIA PROFESSIONAL
AROGADOS.
JENARO CENICEROS.

Abo-nGa Nexlcano. toda case dc CeEcc5cs
i,di-iaINs. ADMINISTRATIVE ) niuerCs. Pro
yecsc. formation . incorporation dc l1s:t-
tuc.oues IuG-s.-.ales AnGn:mas, er conasHci-
"a. @ Shingles conpahias- DlEecci01, = .
Box 1855. Miami. Arizona.
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LibrOs MaraViLOsOs.

Para los que sufren, sou victimas
de Ia ~desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracasan en- sus negoclos y
son desafortunadoT en- amores Con
tan curiosos libros lograran todos sus
deseos, seran afortunados IN nego-
clos y empresas, lograran Ell carino
Direcci6n: Sres. V. Martin Y Co.,
San Rafael 61-A. Habana, Cuba.
del ser amado, llevaran a feliz termi-
no sus asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
Sc verar libres de ma!as influer-
ciaz, V ~venceran q sus enemiges Y ma
die podra causarles dano. Envie 10
centavos en- estampillas de correo pa
"a gastos Y recibira cs.talogo gratis.
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PERDIDAS

$500 DARE Il quien. rne proporcione iufor
mes para recuperar una potranca colorado.
de 8 amos. con una nancha blanca en- la mi
tad de II frente. de pezuhas snchas y con
una ~cicatriz en- ia pierna iZquierta, = otra
potranca obscura de dos anG. con una man
cha blanca en- II mitad de Ia frente ) con
Ia r:erna izquie=da tambien blanca. Sc me
perdieron 81 Domingo Is de Febrero. Jose Y.
Castro E&zqueB, r. G. Box iT6. San A7to-
Mo. Texas. t2S)-
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WAGNER AUTO TOP co. ~ f. Hous-
ton St. Somos csperialistas en- cubrc-asica-
tos. to!dos y ~trabajos de reraraciGn. Or.
1917.
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,ESoREs EERROcARRILEROs MEN!cA-

sESoREs FERRoCARRILEROS MEEIcA-
NOS. Hare G4e las Ccmraniss les rem
bolsen % que inyirtio en- Bones de 4 -
ba-rad- Cobro Back Pay aumen.O de suc!-
dos. cheques , 'g.emPCs s sue 2-&CH a.
e.dente IN e t-ab4.o 30 & Gs=e 10 cue csos
peG:-. ArreSlo asEgc:os veacseA&cos seH M
profession en- todEs y4I.es a. pals OF-
vf-s. A. L.. }. PEAECE hANE, 500 han
AS CRY LIE B.c... Kansas CI-y Ao.
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4. 8UEgON. .. C.
~CriroP-actor
uFl-

q, DR. \. EICJAS ALVAREZ. Og:eopAa
a ~rrn.dado 81 b~-4c.ica. Haze ap.cRciorss
- Is ~avos vlorsta. 1894 Bacn@vlsta -
M u MARITIME GUZMAN. Especiai;s,a
- eufev~--Laaes Dc u.U0s ) gar,os- AelIci-
n en- general Otcial. 1891 " Commerce
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lcoRDEONES TRIPLES. DoBLEs y SEN
'TILOS. Cuando r:da :ntormsS acIGnte es-
amgi.as para ~cspucsra. LA CASA NGAI-
'ANA. Bon $50 Ch:caEo. IL.
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lie MASQUE hacc desaparcccr cast instan-
.61camerte las arrugas dejGndo I'M CUTS I'm
RIO y terso. Su precic C. Sl.oo y $3.50. Ia
crsma Queen Celeste : dessrrollRdor del
busto. soc y SIPS. La crema psra massage
"LiIliau's'. soc = st.25. 81 Rojo de Beau.
tv,' 7Sc. Fl Polvc Depilatnrio G"-'ohe'
"a. b.b;cndo que pnSar accmAs 81 porte :
Ia contribution DO guerra. Nendcdores al
mayorco : mcnudeo. Nine, Holland. 22s W
Commerce St. Cr. 81. San Antoine. texas.
a:icndcn con pContitud las ordenes poF
correo.
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BAJOS SENTOS mezicaros y entrcco-tadH-
-as q p-ec;os uni"-adcs. Ga. Eonografica.
! D. Flores. Box SEQ. Floresvillc. Texas.
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ENSENANZA.

ZION -. ~
LECCIONES De PIANO I CANTO a 90
ricsao. PTecjos coRveHcsonalss. FHo7 sS""
rEIN RUASO, Eraduado en- los CoaseCSa-
lo-ios ae Paris y Madrid. Rcc.5c o-csHes zig
ho-Lcs s.. - ha5iz frances ) esSano.-
T~AQUIGRAFIA PiglEaan en- IN rass. $500
Tg-eau-ia en- ana bsnaaa. S5.e1. l.GE:tS.
sl.ys BCt.c2 Wagner.
1910, ;OJOl 100! $500 al coatsdO,
no. curse De -aCpIgr4i!4, te-stI-iG, escTltN-
:, sD uagc.na @ ilr.es. Es-e g-ec!o IS P2T
49, 347s soIgusa,e. q. Dlccct-, 5eS ChG:-
ru- s.. Te.etono Travis zoos
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Sc GRATIFICARA con $500 n la persona
que proporcione informes eEacto5 acerca del
paradero del ST. Miguel Cadena; moreno. BIZ
cote negro, dc unos 90 ahos de edad. cS'ido.
on Agosto dc 1919 Sc encontEaba CT Long
Beach. Calf. TODD irforme sobre este asun-
to. dirijasc 4 Remi&io Trevino, 25oi Ro-
s.wood Ave. Dallas. Texas. t3)
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10000

DISCOS Observation-Disclosures dc
va-.os ccntenares DC Nuevos Dscos Dobics en-
ing.es y en- e~spanoL-ADljero central de p
dc ~puIaada. toca-an IN cualquier foH5grafo.
} yor s 100 porte pagndo. Redwood Surp'y
Co. San Marcos. Texas. 81
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TRASPASCS.

Sc TRASPASA. en- rlagnificas condolences.
Y casa de modgs. Ocurran a l24
Santa Rosa Ave. Cd
TRASPASO ncgocio ~centrico con cnce-es o
sin ellos.-Eouston St.-Camaron sol. l2e)
Sc TRASPASA concrete con cnseres Y ca
Sc muy amplia, con aqua y buen solar.-e21
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