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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-31
FL Sr. Obispo quiere agasajjar
a los Marines Espanoles
Una Hermosa carta

'concurrencia de mil personas por te-
ner la azotea, del Seminario al lado
para mayor comodidad y dar mayor
esplendor al acto.
Suplieo a-usted como amigo perso-
nal y como miembro del Comite de
festejos comunique 10 contenido en- es-
ia earta, quedando a 'sus ordenes y
a las del COnite, para ultimar todos
los detailes relacionados con la fun
cion en- Ia Gatedral y la reception en-
Ell 0bispade. BESIDE luego usted y
derras caballeros que forlnan la Co
mission resolveran este con la mas
aniplia libertad, sabiendo que estamos
aninlados de los mejores deseos de
cooperar los honores con que Sc ira
Ia de festejar ell arribo y estadfa del
acoHazado sAlfonso kip y de some
ternos en- todo al criterio del Conf
te encargado de ultimar los varios
actos de los festejos.
Muy atentamente,
Guillermo A. Jones, o. S. A.
Obispo de Puerto Rico
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oBIsPADo DE PUERTO RICO

. - 6 b.
San Juan de Puerto Rico, 80 de ju-
lilo de 1920.
Sr. D. Enrique Gonzalez Beltran.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Muy senior mio: ConfImando mis-
manifestations yerbales en- la entire
vista tenida con usted, deseo que la
Iglesia tome parte en- los festejos con
que Sc ha de obsequiar la ofcialidad
y tripulacion del acorazado "Alfonso
kip. Con este fin ofrezco la Cate
dral para celebrar una solemnidad re-
ligiosa en- el dia hora mas eonye-
niente, que determinara el comite en-
eargado de los festejos. Ell Glero e
igualmente Ell que suscFibe estans de-
seosos de participar en- dicha fun
ci6n.
Ademas como homemade personal
ofrezco una; reception ensel salon del
0bispado, por IA noche, en- Ia fecha
que file dicho Comite, al que puede
asegurar un amplio local para una
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TEATRo MUNICIPAL.

Para manana anuncia La compania
de Lara dos grandes funciones con
programs variados. Por Ia tarde, a
las $50 extraordinario matinee con
Ell GENIo ALEGRE, y por la noche,
a las 8.45, estreno de la comedia en-
tres actos de Ramos Martin, 10 QUE
NO Sc TIENE.
Los precios para Ell matinee y ls
function han sido notablemente redu-
tcidos por la empresa con Ell proposito
de que aquelIas personas q. no han te-
nido todavfa oportunidad de yer Ia
compafiia, puedan hacerlo.
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PAsAPoRTEs

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha eSpedi-
do los siguientes pasaportes:
Para Cuba: los senores Arthur
Lawrence Parthett. de San Juan, An
tonic Garcia, de Lares; Henry Amy
Moret, de New York City.
Para Curacao, Venezuela : Colon.
bia los seiores Diego Quintero Y
Modesto Ayala, de San Juan.
! Para Espafa, Francia, Inglaterra,
suiza. Italia y Belgica al senior Fran
cisco Brunei, esposa 4 hijos memories
y una sirvienta ,todos de Manatf.
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POR HURTo

n La detective arrest6 "a Antclie
Cruz, acusado de haber phurtado un
saco de achiote, propiedad de Jose
Hernandez, eh la Plaza del Mercado,
vendi6ndolo en- $1.35 Rosendo Gar
cfa, comerciante en- Puerta de TERRA.
Tambien fu6 arrestado Jose Andino,
de Lola, por hurto de un saco de ce-
mento de las obras de Bernardo Dfaz,
en- Miramar y que vendi6 a Manuel
Jim6nez, de Santurce. "A este la Cor
te lie impuso dos meses de carcel.
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tad dc los gGstos..

Ell Secretario del Casino ESpailol,
ha enviado esta mailana. al doctor
don Alexandra Ruiz Soler, Comisiona-
do de Sandal, de Puerto Rico, la 81
guiente carta:
'31 de julio, 1920.
DIR. Don .Alejandro Ruiz Sober,
Comisionado de Sanidad de z. Il.
San Juan,
Muy distinguido senior mfo:
Cumpliendo un .acuerdo de la Jun
ia Directiva y por encargo especial
de nuestro Presidente don Rafael
Fabian, tengo ell honor de parti-
cipar a usted que ell Casino Espanol
de San Juan, que tom6 recientemente
ell acuerdo de construfr una caseta Ell
el Sanatorio Antituberculoso, desea pc
der dar Gina su prop0sito, cuantC
antes mejor.
4 En- consonancia con clio, lie ruegc
que Sc sirva comunicarme el acuerdt
de esta Junta Directiva al que coope.
ra nuestro digno Presidente, costean
do la mitad de. los gastos que ocasio.
ne La erection de la Caseta donada
por ell Casino Espaflol @
Aprovecho la oportuhidad que Sc me
ofrece para reiterar a usted el home.
maize de mi mas alta consideration
personal.
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BoDA EN- NEW YORK

La distinguida seforita de nuestra
buena sociedad Amparo Figueras, que
embarco Ell microbes pasado en- ei va
por .'Coamos, ccptraera matrimonio
en- aquella eiudad en- la iglesia de la
Ascenciop. con el nofteamerieano Wi
liam SouQuet
Por anticipate deseamos los es-
pesos souquet. -Figueras, todo genero
de felieidades,
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PARL LERlA

N
Tengo que pedir perd6n infinidad
de damas amables q indulgentes, quie-
mes Sc. suscribieron a Ell 1MPARCIAL.
para laer mis- chaFlas femehinas,
charlas que no he podido publican
a pesar de ni promesa hecha de tan
buena f6, por haher estado 70 de no.;
viazgo con la CANA de dolores ffsicos
mas intensa Y mas tenaz que podeis
imaginaros. No han terminado los
dolorosos idilios, peor tengo yo una,
enfermera, sierya de Maria, que me
sha ensefado sentirl6sta oraci0Il que
rezo cada instante: "JesGs, por tu
amor sufro este dolof."
Mi enfermera es dulce iIimitable.
Incansable, Sc excede EN- ell cunpli-
miento de su deber lie hace al eIfsr
ifermo apacible el tempo borrascoso.
Dan tan hermoso ejemplo festas sier-
vas del Senior, que, las que tenemos
una 1educaci6n religiosa un poquito
de alma. sentimos su ben6vola influen-
cia Y la serenidad sustituye la de-
sesperaci0n.
Pero todo este os fastidia. debiell-
do interesaros, es una receta para call
mar dolores, ese regalito que nos ha-
ce la vida con asombfosa Hbertad.
Durante mi dolencia, el dfa que me
sentfa peor, bautizaron las huerfanas
sus muiiecas no quise dilatar su 60
ce, va anunciado para Ell II. y no. pu-
diendo ,oeuparme personalm@ @HteEfi de
prepararIes sofbetps = bizeochosi los
Orden6 una eepet,td, como Sc dice
ahora, Y alegrfas y dulces. j mailteca.
dos. tuvieron las nenas sin madreci-
tas lnimosas., Alguaas gentes que ties
neh una castafiita pilonga en- Fez de
coraz0n no eomprenden esta, clase. de
carload Green que ,es sufieiente que
CONAN y tengan ropd'; indudablemen-
te es muchfsimo va quisiera so igual
suerte para todos nuestros infelices.
Sin embargo, es de justicia tdar algu
mas pesetas, para Hntar de rosa esas
vidas CRISES. Con un casis NADIA de un
grupo de niiias, dnico que ha respon-
dido a mi llamada, hemos hecho fe-
Ices 80 niiias que saben TRAFALGAR,
REAR Y sonar con una Mama que besa,
que arrulla, que da bombones Y ador-
Ma a sus nenas.
Contribuyeron la fiesta las ninas
Tore. Luchetti, 4r 25cts.
Toro, Cortada, 7. 49, -, 25cts.
de Remery, S:si Il 5l~e;'i 50cts:
Srta. Josefina Sanjurjo, 'irSn 5Octs.
ST.. Castafler, de AdiuItas, $4O0 = =
Ninas Wirshing, 1000
Senorita Pouy. t@ ~ 50cts.
.Hilda 'Belayal, ~ ~ O5 cts.
Sc envf6, a las niilas materiales pa
IA los axAos de baudsmo, lin6n, en-
cafes y cintas.
El 20 tendran una hermosa fiesta
los aneianos amparados por las her
manas de la Carload v el Ponce al
Etruista. Eli nombre del seilor Fabian,
que es pn bondadosfsimo .seeundadpr
de- mis- ideas; les enyiG dinero; para
los fefrescos. I'3 ~ s-..ie .sa ~ Fl
Sc va a enadar mi bueno y antique
amigo, pero 1tengo que decfr que 6l ha
consolado unas cuantas stristezas con
su liberalidad digna de encomio e
imitaci6n.
La Sra. Muller, de San Juan, me
envi6 una preciosa marina pintada
pof ella, para regalarla a las personals
que fayorezcan a los leprosos con ell
envfo de 80 centavos.
En- el teatro Detcias Sc exhibe el
cuadro, que es un elogio elocuente pa
IA Ia caritatfya pintora que estuEo
inspiradfsima, eligiendo bien el asun-
to.
Recordatorio es aquel mar del pen6n
de los tristes, donde Sc mueren de
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spleen niuchachos j0yenes leprosos,
y Julia Quihones sc va allegro y SON.
refda q otra vida mejor, despedida por
,uil Sacerlote sin haber logrado los
auxilios m9dic0s.
Inspira respeto el docto hombre de
ciencias que cumple sIls penOsos debe-
res; parece como que es nn super
hombre, al que admiramos con cierta
reverencia.
lie vemos interesado Y sin concieneia,
la rebellion es gigantesca, el gesto de
menesprecio inevitable. Idolo que Sc
hace aiiicos ser a quien la indulgen-
cia de polfticos iiiteresados en- propios
bienestares, lie permite priyar de los
auxilios de la ciencia los pobres
cegadores de yidas, que dirfase que
no saben que 10 son, como 81 los sueios
billetes de banco de los ricos les Gu
briefan los ojos.
BenditOs los m6dicos buenos y de.
sinteresados los enamorados de la
medicina la cirujfa; los que sacrifi-
can su reposo Y bienestar la hulna-
nidad doliente. Para esos, nuestro
respeto grandes afectos. Sepamos
hacer distingos y coloquemos en- alto
pedestal hechO de gratitudes al buen
doctor, amigos de los que padecen.
-.E
Durante mi enfermedad he sonado
con novias liladas gentiles He Wis
to Luisita} de la Haba Ell g6ndola
de palidas rosas, Que Sc desmayaban
, de- enyidia, pasearse Ell el lago del
amor con su fiance y unas preciosas
chiquillas trajeadas de verde milo
/ lnalines bordadps Ell plata
En- aeroplano de albos claveles, ad-
liiire a lGenchita Goenaga, bella como
! una princeSa de Boticelli, paseando
su felicidad con un enjambre de bo-
! nitfsimas girls que semejaban cor
Hos tules de sus trajes la aurora de
un gran amor.
Auto Victoria, mi debilidad y el
deseo de yer los nOvios me impidi0
| fijarme en- 10 que portaban dos nOvias
rubias ideaies: Pillar Lamouthe Y
Carmen Romaguera, aristocraticas be-
llezas, mujeres-ensueflo, las vefa yo il
muy aprisa perseguidas por dos gala
nes que llevaban la Diosa Felicidad
como presente de boda.
/ gs<Nf Tersa Albdnese como una vir-
| gencita italiana, ofreciendo una So
! berbfa pucha de de flores otra viz
gen, de los cielos: ~
Y Il Mis- sueiios de eliferna! iQue lin
dos " pintorescos entire sueIos,
,mos niensajes desCupido: Alma, lie
| 60 ella; muy interesante, no pnede
imaginarse la extraila bella luz que
brilla ell sus ojos de inteligente ado
\ loscente. El, rendidfsimo, pero hay
nnbes de tristeza en- este romantieO
/ affair."" S
FL Deiicias apesar del veraneo es-
td encantador. Su tocaya, la de los
! pillfstmos ojitos negros, ha dicho que
| 81; al menos con los parlanchines lu-
ceros de su rostro.
La otra recieR 1'egada, va sabe
Ud.... Hasta ell sol esta inquieto y
frfo Y mire que ienfriarse el sol!
Sc baila en- el Deportivo y ell Aibo-
nito; con gran reserva les telefOnea-
! re los SuceSos de la smart set, Dele In
enhorabuena a la hdWte SOciete ponce
| na; tiene de huespedes de honor a la
| senora Arce de Astil, a sus hiias; ha
| regresado con elias Paquita Otero, que
pas6 una breye temporada en- Mira
mar Y yiene Adelita entornando sus
ojos pardos, para que no vean uste-
aes en ellos una linda leyenda de
amor
+ ( 3 s; I. A ,ltLlf4.
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La coRTE DE HONOR DE LoUR.
DEs EN- PONCE

En- la ciudad de Ponce, la Corte de
Honor de Lonrdes ha .hecho los NOM
bramientos siguientes: : k
Presidenta Zaida Newman; Vice
presidenta, senorita Maria Luisa Vi
lar6, ,Procuradora, sehorita Hortensia
Romaguera propagandista la seiio-
rita Mercedes Salazar.
Z Todos estos nombramientos han 81
do aprobados por ell director dc la
Corte de- Honor, Rvdo. 2. Gonzdle de
la Guerra. .
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Hace pocos dfas consignabamos ell
,estas mismas cOlumnas, uno de esos
rasgos altruistas que tan popular Y
tan querido hacen Don Rafael Fa-
bian entire nosotros; hoy tenemos que
consignar otro rasgo: al tratarse de
la construction de La Caseta que ,quie-
re donar ell Casino Espafiol al Sanato-
rio Insular, ell senior Fabian ofrece pa
gar La mitad de los gastos.
POr este rasgo espl6ndido, la Junta
consign0 aver un voto de gracias pa
Ia su dignfsimo Presidente.
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LA BoDA DE EsTA NocHE

Esta noche contraeran matrimonio
en- esta ciudad por el rito cat6lico,
Ia distinguida senorita Juanita Gar
Ella, con el joven Luis Esparolini SAN
chez.
Que sean muy felices son nuestros
deseos.
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LIE RoBARoN Ell RELoJ

A Gabriel Colon, de Puerta de Tie
IRA, lie robaron de su casa un reloi de
orc con su leontina, teniendo 6sta un
die con el busto de Ponce de Leon.
Todo estaba valorado en- $40.
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DE la pErncTlvE

Durante el mes de Julio ha prestado
la detective de San Juan, so seryi-
clos. entire clos 20 por alterar la paz,
26 por juegos v IL por hurto.
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-.ALINRNT0S nESTRIunas

ALIdENT0S DESTRUID0S
La sanidad Municipal ha destruf-
do en- Ia plaza del mcreado, euatro
ayes y ia huevos y en- el matadero
10 lihras de pescado,
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.VARIAS NOTICIAS

Ell CASINO EsPANOL DE SAN
JUAN QUIERE ,LEVANTAR EN- Sc
GUIDA LA CASETA QUE TIENE
OFRECIDA AL "SANATORI0 IN
SULAR".
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Ell popular Presidente del Casino Don
Rafael Fa5idn contiDuye CON Ia mi
4
+ tad de los gGSt0s.
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B COOKS

TIE SINGLE TRACK. BY Douglas
Grant. New York: w. J. Watt & Co.
Here we have another OF Douglas
Grants exciting stories OF the open
of ed-blooded men and women.
There are thrills aplenty, excitement
galore. and a love romance TO warm
the heart of any lover of rapid
fire fiction.
There's a pretty, carefully nur-
tured society girl-a self-centered
child of wealth. She takes a sudden
notion to cut loose from 1t all in her
own and her brothers interest when
il is suddenly brought to her that
they arc in jeopardy. She goes TO
Alaska without anyonc's knowledge,
with only an aged butler as chap
cron, to work in a company store
in the hardest kind OF mining camp.
There is plot enough for Mr..
Grant. with basis like that. there
are few writer's who can find more
excitement of the popularity delight
full kind than he. And in this book.
he fully avails himself of his OPP
portunity. There is emotion and
thrill. but also a lot of human inter
est in the gradual unfolding of the
girls character when she is brought
face TO face with the actualities OF
life and learns that a man can be
man, "A gentleman can be a gem
tlcman. whether under frock coats
or weather beaten and work worn
overalls. There's an exciting love
story. and many things otherwise
that happen while these rough men
of the North fight 10 save the girls
mine.
n you like action, mystery. love
interest, and that quality termed
human interest" you'll like The
Single Track"
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Letters of Ella Wheeler Wilcox on Life Beyond
Knoudge of Immortality Based Messages from Dead Husband

give II to the werld. You see. 4
was TO meet such people as these
that l planned TO come over thu
death charged seas when you and
Mr.. Brisbane and many other5
were 80 opposed to the idea. and
thought me presumptuous and alb
surd to butt In. Every day proves
to me how well Robert knew what
he was doing when he told me -
come. | shall have another book
ready before ] leave here.
! sent YOU today a new poem l
wrote here. Every one Is crazy
over II. There are no copyrights
on IL save for book purposes, 90
you can have II copied there.
have just found a nice little
suite-two rooms and a bsth-and
expect to go into them next week.
IT Is less expensive and more conf
Portable than this hotel. Living is
very expensive here. any way you
manage, but ! am glad i am here.
The climate is as bad as they make
II. besides-fog. rsin--yet II Is
fascinating old town all the same.
Such interesting people wherever
you turn. The atmosphere 10 alive
with the vibrations OF wonderful
minds. Never the dun, narrow or
banal--of course there are lot OF
them, but l haven't como in touch
with them.
The war news Is daily more
thrilling. But ! do hope Haig's or
ders to march peacefully but We
toriously into Berlin will be car
ried out. 1t Is the only way 10
end the war with dignity.
Good night. ELLA
81 Bedford road.
(COntinued TOmOrrowD
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Screen Version NOpeii:ed
By Jane Mclean.

a concert in the park: he did not
know its name, but its music was
stamped on his ear. His audience
paid him the compliment of quiet
After all. there was something pa
thetic about this little nobody from
nowhere.
Leon lifted up the violin and be-
gan--the room faded away--he was
in an apple orchard with the bios
SONS dropping from the trees-he
had seen a picture like that once
and he was playing the famous
sonata he had heard in the park.
When he stopped there was ST
lence; man with n benevolent
smile came forward and took him
by the hand-Mrs. Van de Nenter
stood on the other side.
An Appreciativc Audience.
Suddenly there was a great noise
of clapping. and he heard the man
saying: where does he live? AL
low me, Mrs. Van de Venter, to take
him in hand always like to pay
tribute to genius"
To he Continued.
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By VIRGINIA TER


kSI SHALL never, never so there
again. Ruth! It's simply
dreadful" Doris exclaimed.
The sisters were seated IN
Fifth avenue stage on their way to
the house of their mothers friend,
on whom they had promised to call.
Since leaving Daniel Rodney's homo
five minutes ago, neither had
spoken. Now Doris feelings must
have an outlet.
So vehement was her manner that
her companion was glad that the
bus was almost empty.
mot so loud, Doris she warned.
Doris lowered her voice, but her
manner did not change.
"NoI simply will not go again
or, at any rate. until Hugh is bet
ter. did it to please you, Ruth
and ] hope that you appreciate it,
"You also did it to spare Hugh
pain" Ruth reminded her.
But il you had not deceived him
I need not have gone at all" Doris
charged.
Ruth was capable OF much self
sacrifice, but her sense of justice
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hours, Mary Monteith came TO call.
She wrote an article on automatic
writing which / will send you. She
and | could get nothing from ouiJa.
But with a paper aud pencil she
wrote amazingly-her hand wrote.
Robert came and welcomed me TO
London, and said must be patient
and await results. Then he said
this beautiful thing:
"Remember all We have had. We
met--that was happiness. We loved
that was divinity. Our love out
lived desth-that is Immortality"
When Miss NJ. read what her hand
had wrote she was much impressed.
She knew nothing OF my life, save
that / was a widow. She comes
again Sunday.
The ouija board has 10 have a
certain combination-a certain Vi
bratory Force---to make II a medium
OF communication between the two
worlds. i have tried with at least
100 people. and just three In Amer
lea and four here have proven the
right ones.
am to meet DR.. Wallace tomor-
row-a great doctor and writer and
student of the occult. Conan Doyle
speaks OF him i'm his book. Lady
Morton, also a great light In these
matters. Is TO give a party for me
10 meet the most distinguished
ones. SO you see Robert knew
what he was talking about when
he sent me here. But 7 did not
expect to get going so soon. Mean
time Rvc got TO find "A warmer and
less expensive hotel. This is cold
and costly!
| am sorry to think Mr.. Raymcr
and Brandenberg are crippled. /
don't see why. ! believe both are
younger than I. am as timber as
/ was at siXteen-and have nerve
endurance.
expect to be here until next
April. Good night, ELLA.
Mother OF Slain Aviator TO
Have Him Meet Robert.
London. Nov. 8, ,10IS.
Dear Marcus:
Well. another November 9th went
by and was made pleasant by hav-
ing an English friend remember
il and bring me lovely flowers. !
was SO surprised. Then a message
came from Robert, too-making
him seem very near. Three nice
women called, so the day was
pleasant even though my wish for
il to be my last was not granted.
Yesterday | gave "A talk and Mrs.
Randall rocitcd some new poems
for several hundred Australian SOL
diers--a wholly new audience.
Again VIC scored a success. Mr..
Gay. my publisher. was greatly
astonished at my powers as a
speaker.
am TO give n poetry afternoon
at the Lyceum club on December
20. ] speak on After Death" at
"A large New Thought Conference.
| go to a country co house the
lady's only son was an aviator
and was killed year ago by a Ger
man flyer in the air. His pilo-
climbed into the dead boys lap and
got the machine to earth. \ few
weeks later he became insane.
Mrs. Bambcr. the dead boys
mother. is in constant communi-
cation with him and is bringing
out a book of his messages. ! shall
send it TO you: "Claud's Book
She says when / am there we will
arrange to have Claud and Robert
meet. Sir Oliver Lodge is to be
there one day. On November IT |
am to take tea with Sir William
Barrett and Lady Barrett.
He was one of the first grca.
men of science to come into knowl.
edge Of spirit communication, and
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The Times presents today an
othey of series of fashion fea-
lures designed to be of Invaluable
help to its readers.
In this column there are sho,Cn
each neck illustrations sDith de-
scriptions of the enact designs IN
up-tO-ddte Women's Uedr offered
for sale here in Washington.
These illustrations are sketched
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However, all that matters Is HOW
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a prize. try again. Even IL IL does.
that Is no bar TO your getting an
other IL your idea is worth II.
Checks Will be mailed to win
ners.
ELIZABETH LATTIMER.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-12
Fashion Funcies Seen
in the Shops

from the actual garments on dis
play By the merchants.
The illustrator is a 1Comon ,Cho
kno1Cs art aud vaMe an clothes.
Readers are assured thot 0nly
those styles aOhich appeal because
they are up-tO-the-minute and
those aUhich are readily obtain
able an Washington Wal be pre-
scented.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-12
The Story So Far.

The parents of Leon Kantor driven from Russia by
persecution settle Allen street. III the New York Ghetto
and the father Abrahm establishes shop for the sale OF
socaed Russian brasses He gets along fairly Well and
when Leon is seven birthday celebration is planned
Leon is dressed in his best plays the role of to
little girl who has rescued stray cat, and almost RUNS
his suit After he has been taken home by his father and
washed the latter marches him out to buy present
Leon cspcs violin and refuses to accept anything else
1t develops later that he has genius for payngsomc
thing his mother had dreamed of. He does well that
wealthy society woman, hearing him by accident per-
suades his father to let him play at Fifth avenue mus
GALE The arrival of her limousine to fetch him causes
stir in Allen street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-12
Improvised Mop
Wins TodaX's Prize.

DEAR ELIZABETH LATTIMER:
Being badly in need of an oil mop.
and desiring to save, I took an old
WORKOUT broom, cut the straws even
and straight across. and by taking
WORKOUT underwear and making sew
eraI bags to 1T the broom and lacking
the upper edge to the handle. had
q grand mop. much better and salts
factory than the bought ones and at
no expense whatever. ! saved at least
$50, with a very little trouble.
MRS. J. NJ. GOOCH,
500 Third street northeast.