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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-19
Tribunal de Distrito
sEccIoN PRIMERA

The Norwich Union Fire Insurance
Society, Ltd" VS. Harry T. Besosa, CO.
bro de dinero Sc concedieron al deman
dante veinte dias de pr6Toga para pre-
sentar la exposition del case.
Ricardo Davila, ex-parte, consigna-
ci6n. Sc orden6 al Secretario entregue al
peticionario la cantidad consignada.
Dondngo Photo VS. Jacinto A. Pala-
clos, desahucio. Sc aprob6 la estipula-
ci6n de las parties
F. Vail Spinosa VS. Nitrate Agen-
cies'', cobro de dinero. Sc aprobo la
transcription del record Sc orde-
no que Sc incluyan en- Ell referido ''re-
cord'' tres documentos originates, Sc
le uni6 al efecto Ell correspondence GER
fificado
Ramon J. Sifre, ex-parte, declaratoria
de herederos. Sc declararon ilnicos uni
versales herederos de dofia Rita Sire
Bou; su madre legitima doiia Amaha
Bou v al c6nyuge viudo en- la Quota usu
fructuaria que determine le ley
Ignacio Maldonado VS. "The Porto Ri
co Drug Co.., dafios v perjuicios. Sc
transfrf6 la vista de este case
Ignaci6 Maldonado VS. ''The Porto Ri
co Drug Co.., dahos perjuicios. Sc re-
servo su resoluci6n "a
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CTnaussisn as AZ ASUEDol

Los scorisrimisniss iupoftantss oeu.
uitss sn shanghai chlaa. san impre
- e. iol aiaries neoToFeuinos q IA "a.
Enisuis mnAana. Del nasme modo. ios
Fnssos apNrntos hacsn aas io cue ana
ciu1af rabs sn aetegmlnaae momsnto,
10 nspa 81 rsnso 81 mnndo pocos ma.
mmtos asnpnta haiamsEts faltaha qus
~ qua nn grupo a. psEeanaa pFsneneiaTa
m clarte ntle. ia pn4iega vu a reito
AZ a humaniaae easi - misms tismpo
o. nueEo inrmio haee zee eomplete
no ~ ms1ies ds eomanicacien ~ -
NErafs nes a. IA maaeFa e ear 10 qns
eiI.s nee dicsn , 81 nnsxe lnssuto no'
hacs vr y gus eiTos han yirto. y "a
una manfra casi lneonfsbihis
caanao fssFa pesibis tFaamitir uni
hiaeria , una feiegFafia simultAnsa
meufa nusrlIas uAauinas para Eecogsi
ngiirias frfarflan ter2inaaas ds ana ~
naIa ran psEferta- Eata lnEenio - a
nnrsudnd anhaae > 80 - fotografia'
a. - nneeaas 90 Il extFanieEo iiagal
aan,nfinae tnrds. - aus haes qns pier
aan a nrtnaiiaaa. cara ies iecteres
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-19

Al LLEvAR A Ia TUMBA mi cadaver
REcoRDAD esta supllca pOstrera:
Para abreviar. sin sehalar parte por
parte las difereneias. copiare Ia segun.
"a estrOfa, cue m& parece muy alterada: /:
III LTNDE reeorfed del cementerio.
Y en el suelo cavad mi pobre huesa:
Que 81 sol Ia aiumbre y Ia aearicie Ell
(vIENTo
Y cue naEcan ALI flores y yerbas.
Que 20 pneda sentir; 81 ALI sc siente;
A md alrsdor sobre nj muy eerca,
~ vivo rayo de mi sol de fuego.
DE- esta adorada borinqueha TERRA"
Con grasias mil. soy. suyo.
-
T. U. MoNTEs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-19

Para cuha. una a. - isias her
manna. M aiae traaislonal Il tsnsr mas
nances postas , sxgalaltas pFesistas q
han srriaaeriao IA utsfatuFa eastsiia-
~. "A auies yes a. sas bsFdos se ha
siae sn n visia ElIlaa , "a llsgads
. teaas paftss ae h Amtrica del sur
o. detauoiio ufsfafie ~ sido siem-
tTs neterie. peTo ahefa. mAs cue ca
ninsnna otfa fpees ds "a hisiorla IN
tsieCtnal aosa siia as un hsunaso ms
slmisuio inieitae 80 una lusentnd ca
- a. lranass s@psssas , ans iabora
infsHinieu.~rts lieVAndo : IA practica
nphiaa iafan y aitss rensamisatcs. En
fata iuveufud hEuran a1fmas a. otTos
haIio cenecidos. oustasa aAnehsE ga.
lauaGa sais sHqulslto de nsntimen
taiss rimia auier ds varies ilbros don
e. a smocitn , Il espontainsidad son
- nota rupTelaa. , segaa viiiaespssa,
IN msior Tecitader sns b. conocldo
uiiimansuts''. Paaiine q. BfsI. deli
-" N|"""|NH" - WIZ N"AANNHA"AN
, espinta prisiisIiaae O. ylyas inicia-
tive para to1o asasllo eas Goa ias
isiras ~ rsiacieaa. Gear Lais DE- Leon.
alsaa usnssoai aus ilaprims a are q
fsile 40 An bonaad. alsins aoGador q.
besda sua sasrofaa a. II fueca ds IA
Quimera, ". ppF altima. claulo II
$3.50, autoT dsi ubFe ''cosagrnci6n
kisIna'. Erts posia tuye Ia atsnci6n
a. honfarne dedicAnaoas IA siemplar
ds - ebfa slsmplsf ane fseibl horas
aniss o. paTiir pafa Europa. qne
por n bsliera ds sus verses Ia uu-
firaii1,d a. ras estfofas ~ dslt Dc
issr un ao,o aia. Pc ~ daics compa
nsfe sus sn las neghss se lusa y cuan
~ 81 mar tsuia pialeados Fsasios. en-
tfiaGut mi aima ecn el alFlno IDEAL Dc
a bsiisaa,. Y iasso. ya 81 ias grandes
eiafaasa caanao ms Estlfaba . IA paE
90 AVA sninnria fsueaao pgr IA lnfs-
namis inguiefua. - eeme an frsnco
easih dsnae apaeahau - 81 ias aves
ds mi fanfasis.
una O. iss marhas easas notables
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q H>PuNTEs
= u DEL t:MOnlENTO
Charlando con los muertos

teria-y que 6sta nj disminuye nj au-
menta nj Sc multiplica; que solo Sc
transforms, como la materia.
"Creo, dice Edison, que nuestros cuer
pcs estan coa.2uestos de miriadas de
miriadas, de entidades infnitesimales
cada una de las cuales es un unidad de
vida Admitfmos, como evidente, que
un caballo, un elefante un pez, son
unidades de vida. Estoy convencido de
que tai creencia es errorsa. Ell llombre
y los alimales nos parecen rinidades dc
vida porque las entidades de que estan
fcrmados son tar pequefias que no pue-
den observarse nj con un microscopic
ultra potente.''
No hay limites para la pequefez de
las cosas. Estoy seguro de que una en-
tidad superiormer-e organizada, que
consta de a..llones de electrones, puede
ser todavia tan pequena que es fnvi-
sible aum con los mejores microscopes
existentes.''
Hay muchas indicaciones, agrega Edi-
son, de que los Seres humanos actiian
como una comunidad no como una
unidad 81 usted toma una impression
digital de su propio pulgar, siguiendo
los metodos de la policia, y luego que
ma la piel hasta destruirla, cuando es-
ia Sc reconstruye la nueva impression
digital sera exactamente como antes de
destruirse la piel. Edison estima que Ia
piel no Sc RECONSTRUCT asi por accidente,
porque 81. Alguien ha tenido que diri-
gir la obra de reconstruction para que
sea hecha exactamente como la ante
rior
Para ilustrar este case, pone Edison
un ejemplo muy suggestive. Supongamos
lin habitante del planeta Marte que
viniera la TERRA, dice, cuya vista fue-
ra tan inferior a la nuestra que La cosa
mas pequefa que pudiera yer fuera ell
Puente de Brooklyn. Ell no ser1a capaz
de vernos a nosotros Naturalmente, el
podra Greer que ell Puente de Brooklyn
pasto los arboles Supongamos que
ese hombre' destruye ell puente Y varios
afios despues We de nuevo ell mismo
puente en- ell mismo lugar con la mis-
ma forma. INo supone usted que ell ha-
bitante de Marie Sc veria obligado a
Greer que habia un poder inteligente
nua d;riri6 In rannnutronny6. da1 ,x,YnO
te?
ESQ es 10 que debemos pensar, agrega
Edison, acerca de nuestra entidades de
vida Tai vez ell 95 por ciento de estas
entidades son obreros comunes un
por ciento directories. En- todo case,
es ell conjunto de estas entidades ell
que nos da nuestra forna fisica, nues-
tros attributes mentales, nuestra perso-
nalidad.
Edison cree que estas entidades no
mueren, que viver Y viviran siempre.
Cree que cuando ell hombre muere, es-
tas entidades Sc reparten y concluyen
La personalidad del hombre no solo
fisica siro que psiquica tambien Pero
81 esta personalidad psiquica no pere-
i ce al morir ell individuo, el sabio anne
ricano cree que ell aparato en- que esta
trahajando ofrecera ell medic para que
tai personalidad Sc comunique con los
vivos, despues de que su cuerpo ha
n:Ierto. /.
Pretencioso aventurado sera que ell
crcnista avanzara su opinion este res
pecto. Lo que al lector lie interesa es
la opinion de Edison. Todo 10 demas
seria petulancia imperdonable.
TAMCREDo PINoCHET.
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DIvoRcIo
OPINION
Mum 1924.

En-, este case, la demanda radfcada
er esta Corte. opuso la demandada una
mocion de traslado, acompahada de Ex-
cepcion Previa tres affdavits de me-
rito.
La mocion Sc funda EN- que la deman
dada desde que contrajo matrinonio con
Ell dsmandante, siempre ha tenido su do
micilio conyugal en- Aguadilla: y que el
demandante esta temporalmente en- San
Juan con motive de la campafa 20
Utica.
Los affidavits de Juar Vazquez Tro-
lies y Gonzalo BAette afrman que ell
domicilio de ambos conyuges es Aqua
dilla. que ell del.andante durante los
periodos eleccicnarios. siempreGse han
ausentado de Aguadilla, regresando des
pues de tsrminado aquel
FL demandante contesto la moci6n de
traslado oponiendose a ella y presento
cuatro ntra-affidavits En- ell primero
del propio demandante, dice que ha fl
jado su domicilio en- San Jnan desde
JUNO de mil novecientos veinte, vivien-
do err Puerta de TERRA en- los meses de
JUNO y Julio. desde el primero de agos
TO, con dos de sus hijos, en- la calle de
Lola, en- una casa arrendada don
Juan Pratts, y que su esposa Sc ha ne
gado verir a su hogar San Juan.
Juan Prats vergara dice que desde agos
70 de mil novecientos veinte, tiene arren
dada a Yumet una casa en- la calle Loi-
"a, santurce, donde Ell seior Yunsst vi
We ha fijado su domicilio.
Gaspar Martinez asegura que el ac
tor es vecino de San Juan, donde tiene
su domicilio. y lie conOcio viviendo er
JUNO de mil novecientos veinte, en- Puer
ia de Tierrs actualmente en- la calle
LOLA.
Y dor Jose de j. Tizol declara que
Yumet tiene su residencia en- San Juan
desde JUNO de mil novecientos veinte.
Todos estOs affidavits estan suscritos
en- ell mes de octubre tltimo
Estamos aqui en- frente de dos afrma
clones: La de los testigos de la esposa
que dicen que Ell domicilio de ella su
marido esta en- AguadilIa. FL narido q.
dice esta en- San Juan. Toca ahora a
la Corte pesar esas dos Manifestations
contradictorias, inferir. de acuerdo con
los principles de derecho, tan impreci-
so en- cuanto al domicilio sc refiere, 10
que la conciencia del juzgador crea en
ammonia con Ia verdad para ir a la jus
ticia
Resolver, no es aplicar escueta y Sc
camente un tecnisismo legal, 81 Sc ofen-
de Ia verdad en- la question envuelta;
sino aplicar los principles de Ley al ca
SC, tai cual este Sc destaca, Ia con-
ciencia del juzgador en- la moral y en- la
vida, a la luz de la mas sana l6gica.
De estas diversas afirmaciones va.
mos a ver donde esta La verdad, ex.
traer de las circurstancias que elias nos
presentan. 10 que parezca mas l6gicc
, en- el curse ordinario de la vida, Ia
fuerza de nuestra raz6n.
Los affidavits de la derlndada rezan
c1si por un mismo tenor, el hecho dc
que el demandante reside siempre er
AguadiIla, y que 81 Sc apsentaba duran
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sEccIoN PRIMERA

Jose Yumet Mende2,
Demandante,
Adela Marrero,
Demandada.
Mum 1924.
DIvoRcIo
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AL;BORDE.DELANIDk
E SIS
Consagraci6n eterna

en- eats iibr0 DC, Tisseur Is Ia variedad
ds asuntos Tiene una psieOlogia COM
risjl. un doble estado de Amino De
ahi cue 81 proloWista observe con mu
cho aciert5; "A traves de estos YER
500 notartis. ora el snave latido de
Ia tsFnnra. ora Ia bravo sieudida de
Ia rebeldia.-" Porque ESQ. y no otra
oosa. e. IA poezia del autor que ocupa
nueztrl aienci6n Dnlee ternura. hui
niiide temura. melane6liea es Ia suya
cusndo rehriendose q las manos del-ro-
mantie0 UrblnA. eanta:
''Se cue igual que las suyis
non mis- man0s virtuosas.
cue han bcrdado en IA raeca
del amor de mmchas r0sas,
y cue no Las be alzado
contra nadie iraenndo.
Pero aquolias surgieron
para ser inmoItaies:
y estas -Pobres y tristes
bordad0ras fatales-
para 81 odio y Ia pena.
y el despreeio del mandol
Lnego. en m soneto Aims crueles"
pareee 0tro poeta. tiene otro ssllo. Sc
no de rebeldia y Dc protesta. de cora
le y 40 bravma cnando dice;
''Aimas lnbrihcantesy felinas
cue en aras de sus torpes ambiciones,
no saben De otrO bien que las traieiones
~ tienen mas placer que has inqninas.'
Esa e. una magnifea eondici6n de
este poeta. Ello xigniaea que su hori-
ronts no eStA limitado; que el condor
Dc su pensamientO tiene alas para vo-
lar haGta dond Easne negar. pckque
tiene brios para ello. I'm su mundO
interior no e. solamente un jardinei-
10 10 cue 81 tiene para plsear su melan-
cola ds p0eta. sino an bOsque en- don
ae hay aroyOs y caseadas, perfume y
fTincura. y ca dOnde hay aroyos y
caacidas. perfume y frescura. en-
donds tambien hay Fosas para arc
mar sns suehos~
Jose A. BALsEIRo.
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I.gyeess "A. eA44t y

han guan. rsxlsmbrs ~. 1870
GsGaf DlFeetpF as 81 MURDO
nAn guan. y
nn2oIi
nqus as pae6a taehaF as hACRI
MILO q qus un hombFs que no peFts
nes ~ nundo ds las ietFas eorFiia q az
inifisrtuai eensagraao per ioa eTiticos
re psrmito enmsnaar h e,pla Dc IA con
policitn dsi lnsplrade CASTER Bsnite'
sns aparsss en- si ndmsro as 81 muy ls
g Dlario. eousspendlenfs q esta ne
GA Dios q psrioaico. eopianao dsl ss
acT Gel , Toata
AZ conaueir mi Efliao eaaAvsE
euan4s IA compoaiei6a original dice AL
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DENEGADAS

Ell Gobernador deneg6 la solicitud de
libertad bajo palabra que present6 ell
confinado Martin Vazquez y La de res
tituci6n de derechos civiles politicos
presentada por Justo A. Casablanca.
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g. q zlfiiBurialg,A

Domingo Photo VS. Jacinto A. Pala-
cics, desahucio. Sc transfrio la vista de
este case para Ell lunes 90, las nueve
de la mafiana
Henry H. Molina VS. Petronila Verde
jo viuda de Arroyo. Sc sefial6 la vista
de rebeldia para Ell microbes "a, las
nueve de la mafiana
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

We will buy the first package
Of Jify-Pie if you are q Jiffy-
Jell user. Present this coupon
to your grocer and buy two
packages Of Jify-Jell.
Then your grocer will give
you free one package of Jiffy-
PIE. And we will pay him for
it. Do this now, for this offer
is temporary. We buy only one
package for each home.
B0y-2 packages Of IBty-Jeu Of
your grocer and get one pack
age Of N6y-Pis free.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
On County Records

Waffonty DCe0Ss
Rock Island Welfare association
ri Jacob Rachman. south - feet OF
n 6, block II Charles Buford's adj
1kion. Rock Isiand. t4,00o.
Elsie X. Ramsdcli and husband
nj Flora Ewing, lot Is. Huntoon 1
Writings addition, Moline, 81.
h 2Eli Meersman and wife 70 An
tlpny Van Ryn and wife. part lot
G4 Frederickson's addition, Moline,
Charles II. Wayne and, wife to
Nhry Amelia Crabs. lots 10 and II.
1thoonmaker's subdivision, outlot
M Reynolds, $3.50.
Amanda p. Hartxell, by trustee.
~ Otto Luders. lot IL. block 1, Cot
4lEe Grove addition, East Moline.
40.
Alics A. Schafer and husband to
Albert Bleuer and wife. tract near
zenith avenue and Seventeenth
street, Rock Island, 81.
AsAugusta c. Ryckman and hus-
hand to Jesse J. Shirley and wife
lct 5, block 100, New Shops add.
uon, East Moline. 81.
Fred Kadera to Richard r. WOOD
md Louis Ortell, north IS feet, lo'
3 block 3, Bailey & Boyles' add
hen, Rock Island, 81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

|tson Aurora. m, Who .. ,.'
dAy night b
District superintsndent
Gale OF Joliet occupied 4. y
ct the Methodist chur.s ~
evening, preaching I snI.Scs g
mon. On Monday evenips - ~
quarterly conference q a. -
enee year Was held 1t tie -
The mems class Of u Ssa
school were seated on ths ~.
during the service SUNDAY s.ss.A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

This is to offer Jify-Pie as our
treat to the housewives who use
Jiffy-Jell.
We are bringing OUT, one by
one, full line of JiGy Desserts.
Soon you can serve some forty
kinds, all ready-prepared, all
fruity, all the finest of their kind.
Today it is Lemon Pie. It
comes in package with every
thing necessary sugar, egg
yolk, powdered milk, corn starch
and tapioca.
The lemon essence-made from
lemon peel-comes in liquid form
in a bottle. 1t is real lemon.
There is nothing artifcial-not
even the color.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17
We'll Send a Pie.
A real Lemon Pie-almost ready-made

Simply add water, cook tie
mixture a little and fill your pie.
Perhaps you can make delicious
lemon pie. But think of the
trouble-think how rarely YOU do
it. Lemon pie in most homes is
a rare-day treat.
Now comes Jiffy-Pie with the
lemon and all in the package.
You prepare it quickly. And wa
hardly think you ever tasted bet
ter lemon pie.
We urge our friends to try il
at our cost. If you are a user Of
Jiffy-Jell you'll know that Jiffy-
Pie is good. But, with all your
expectations, this pie will sur.
prise you. Put up in two flavors
Lemon and Chocolate.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-17

Net Observation-Disclosures. l9.e3
In septs1yber tAe Ast ma : d.
6cit of n, sos67.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
MUCH WASTEFUlNESS
IN AWKWARD HABIT
Considerable Energy Saved in
Doing Things Right Way.
One OF Several Facts Disclosed by Es.
periments Made by once OF Home
Eeonomies-lo~ Kitchen
Table 10 Wearing.

From buttonlng shoes to washing
way Of doing all work, as everyone
well knows Now. along comes the
scientist. who says his experiments
show that. aside from feeling aud
looking. more comfortable when you
do your work In the right way, you
alsg save considsTable energy.
This fact u one ~ several which
recent experiments made by the Office
81 home economics of the United
States department Of agriculture have
disclosed. These experiments have
been made for the purpose Of deter
mining the energy requirements Of an
individual In the various circum-
stances OF his daily life and for use
In estimating the amounts and kinds
Of food required by him to meet the
needs Of his body for energy.
II was found IN the homely every
day task 81 dish washing that. when
a woman washed dishes on a table 80
low that she was obliged 10 bend over,
her energy oeput was 30 Galleries per
hour. when she washed them on a
table that was little too high for
comfort. II required - Galleries per
hour. while only II calories were used
when the working surface Was ~ the
right height
IL doesn't take long 20 saw on tho
legs 81 table or Ia put blocks under
II which VIII make IL the right height
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15

doing her homework. walks ~ miles
and carries - tons of water during
the year. l. not getting "a fair show.
the United States department of agri'
culture believes.
Small wonder II l.. under these con
ditlons. that as soon a. possible the
farm woman wants To move into town.
where she can have more conyenienceS
and WHERE she thinks life Il more
pleasant and less strenuous.
The home demonstration agents are
teaching farm women the value Of
simple and inexpensive equipment
which eliminates Inconvenience AMI
drudgery. In many instances Il Is lack
Of thought ON the subject rather than
lack ~ money that compels the farm
housewife 60 10 work under such han.
dlcnps. II the exodus from the farm
10 the city j. 10 be- stopped. the farm
srs wife must be given chance at
health aud happiness ON the farm :
otherwise she will use her Influence
toward moving 20 town.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
Youths lrreserenee.

One evening mother wanted US chill
dren 20 90 20 lenien services with her
One Of our favor.te movie actresses
was on the screen that night and
brother wanted to see her. Mother
wouldn't let him and made him 20
10 church lpstead. He lost his pa
thence and said. Gosh. wish they
would stick the sign out. NO chill
dren allowed "-Exchunge.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
N0UHhNN q
@ OUNMONC

Beefsteak and oysters make u good
shepherds pie.
RAMA makes a good covering for tho
rusty clothes hanger.
Rich sauces, spices and pastry
should all be avoided.
Pig paste makes an excellent NIL
Ing for layer cake OF for pie.
BE sure not 10 get too much butter
in a pound cake or the cake will he
heavy.
Weight rather than size should gov
ern the selection Of cabbage. A small.
frm head Ia the best
Glycerin smeared around the glass
shoppers ~ bottles win keep them foe
a long time from sticking.
An apron Of white olleloth worn
while washing clothes or dishes saves
the wear % dresses and the laundry
bill
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
wilma 70 Take a Chance.

Mother was trying 10 give her small
son a dose 81 castor oil, and after
much coaxIng and pleading he would
not swallow u. She said 20 her hus-
band: BILLY will not take the oil /:
we will just have to use main force"
Billy's face frightened and he said:
DADDY, bring the main force and ]
will try 10 swallow that"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
Natural supposition.

The girls employ such redundancy
Of nomenclature In describing their
garments. such as slip-over night
gowns, for instance. that II they ever
really should come Ia our style ~
dress We suppose they'd call EN- step
In pants.-Ohio State Journal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
Report Of the Condition
-OETuL-
PEOPLES BANK

doing business a. the to~u Of Paint Lict,
County Of Gauafd. state Of keutucky,
Al THE CLosE 90 BusisEss os tHs
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-07-15
But That's Only One item.

The woman who bears children and
cares for them. their father and the
hired man. cooks for them, does the
washing. ironing and family sewing,
does the housekeeping. cares for the
chickens. weeds the garden. travels
miles about an inconyenient Kitchen
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-07-14

tn HERE are so many pretty taffeta
4 dresses this season, made up In so
many ways, that it seems almost an
entire wardrobe might be assembled
from among them, IL all other fabrics
were barred. Then, to add to their
diversity, designers have hit upon com
binatiohs Of taffeta and organdie, taft
feta, and net, and taffeta and lace.
NAn example Of original and beau
/ tiful designing the dress at the left of
the two shown above will interest every
lover Of taffeta. It's bodice Is cut on
kimono lines but departs from them
with a wide flare In elbow sleeves and
its fastening at the back. 1t has a
fround neck and extends six or eight
Inches below the waistline. The skirt
at the front forms panel extending a
little way above the waist and merging
into the bodice in a "V"-shaped open
Ing outlined with embroidery in silk.
In the back 1t terminates at the waist
line.
! The bodice forms a narrow yoke at
each side over the hips and the skirt
Is fastened to the yoke in series of
pencil folds, bordered with narrow
band of silk In lighter shade than the
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-07-14

kE0RNING dresses or utility dresses
WI or porch dresses, as they are yari-
ously called. made Of ginghams, cham
brnys percales and other cOttons, have
scared in price until they bring as
much as WOO! or silk frocks did in pre-
war days. The high cost of labor,
more than anything else, has brought
them up TO the point where there IS a
very great saving in making them at
home, and in addition to the saving
there are other good reasons why moth
ers and daughters should do this work
for themselves. Ordinary needlework
ought to be part Of every girls
training and cotton house dresses or
school dresses offer chances for learn
ing what II IS certain most women will
some day need to know.
For the aspiring napper there are
such pretty frocks of ginghams as
those shown here, to lure her into
learning how TO use needle. They
! could hardly be more simple, but they
| are neat and crisp looking and suggest
all sorts Of good times in summer
weather. Such dresses are often made
with Bingham hats to match or hats Of
white orgnndy are provided for veal
with them. And iust lately adorable
and frivolous sunbonnets hare re
turned from q long exile, to take th'
place of summer sunshades
] The eolorIngs in the plaid anC