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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
Ell TRUCK. R ! [ !
RH()IQA'''''. :
f7.5o aas

Acaba de llegar "a Puerto Rico el
magnifico Truck marca RHODlA, que
es una verdadera fortaleza.
Su equipo es de 10 mas complete
cue hemos visto. Ell estar equipado
con luz electrica lie pone en- cOndicio-
mes de trabaiar de nOche 10 mismo
que de dia, 10 mismO que un auto
m0vil.
No hay duda que sus condolences
especialisimas, su gran eficiencla, su
soIidez toda prueba y SUI m6dico pre-
clio en- relaci6n 10 que en- realidad
es, lie colocan en- primera Inca en-
nuestro mercado. 49,
Los tamahOs son completes henaOs
Observable que ell tamafiO de dos y me-
dia toneladas, por ejemplO, es igusl
al de tres y media tOneladas de otras
marcas. vi
Ell de dos y dos y media toneladas
tienen las cuatrO velOcidades corricn-
tes, perO ell de tres y media toneladas,
que puede cargar cien quintales con
toda la garantia necesaria, tiene una
nueva transmission con diez velOcida-
des cambiOs de Marcia, OchO hacia
aieIante y dos hacia atras, y este per-
mite al Truck duplicar su fuerza en-
cuaIuuier mOmentO llegando alcan-
zar entonces una potencia hasta de
sesenta caballOs de fuerza con muy
econ6mico gasto de combustible.
Los ingenieros de los EstadOs Uni
dos, han considerable de tan alto va
lor esa nueva transmission en- la que
Sc reunen las dos principales cOndi-
Clones para resolver ell verdaderO pro-
bIema del Truck, cual son, el aumen-
to de fuerza con muy ecOn6mico gas
to de combustible, que lie han bauti-
zado al Truck RHODIA, con el nom-
bre de: Ell REY DE LOS TRUCKS.
El de dos toneIadas es equipadO con
neumaticos con gOmas macizas en-
los mnelIes de San Juan y en- toda Ia
pobIaci6n va hay varios trabajando,
Estan pintados de negro y blancO.
Recomendamos a todos los intere.
sados en- esta cIase de vehiculOs asi
como a las personals inteligentes que
fien sn atenci6n en- esa pOderosa
moderna maqnina.
Con buenas garantias Sc dan faci'
lidades para el pago.
Junto con los Trucks, han Iegadt
tambien toda clase de pleas de re
puestp y recambio.
Solamente con fijarse un POGO en-
los tensores del Truck RHODIA, Sc ID
unO perfecta cuenta de 10 que Sc ira.
IA.
Unicos agentes para Puerto Rico
ZALDUOND0, MIER &CO., San Jus.
to 1915, San Juan, P. r. Apartadc
De Correos 762. Adyt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
LOS vEcINos DIcEN

Sr. Director de Ell IMPARCIAL.
Muy Sr. mio y de mi mayor consi-
deracion.
El DR.. Lopez de la Rosa me ha asis-
lido con el mayor exito mostrando
una cuidadosa atenci6n para la do
lencia que me aquejara y deseo darle
las gracias y en- 10 que cabe y valga,
recomendarle como professional cui-
dadoso y entendido que Sc interesa
por los modestos seres que carecemos
de bienes de fortuna.
Gracias.y B. S. NJ,
Juana Fontanes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
ConsuIadO de Espana en-
Puerto Rico.

Sc desean detalles referentes al es-
paHOl Laureano Riestra 0terO, que
Sc supone falIeci6 en- esta capital.
La persona personals que conOz-
can los particulares el references,
tendran La bondad de pasarse por este
COnsulado en- horas de Oficina, para
comunicarlos.
San Juan, p. R, 80 de Julio 1920.
El Vicec6nsul encargadO,
Advt. ANTONIO L. SERRANO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
.ENFERMO

BESIDE hace dos dfas vese obligado a
guardian CANA, aunque feliZmente no de
gravedad, nuestro amigo el seilor don
Pedro Hardu6n, tenedor de Gbros de
la casa Cantero, Fernandez Y Co. Inc,
Deseamos que pronto restablezca ell
amigo don Pedro. para que asi cese la
intranquilidad de su hogar Y de s1ls
muchos amigos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
La escoltd dc honor. Et doble de cam
pd1ds D el fepique dc gloria.

,Manana, con OCCASION del desembarco
de los restos del insigne patricio Don
Ramon Emeterio, Betances, bajara q
la Marina una companfa del Regi.
miento de Puerto Rico, con banderas
Y mdsica, para dar escolta de honor
a los restos del esclareeido portorri-
queho.
La Banda de Mics de- Benefcencia,
tambien tomara parte en- el homemade.
Al desemharcar la urna que encierra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
PARA BARRANQuITAs

Nuestro querido amigo ell sefi0r
Carlos Preston, alto empleado de la
casa sobrinos de Ezquiaga, esta pa
sando una 4temporada en- las delicio-
sas montaiias de. Barranquitas, acom.
oaiiado de su distinguida esposa nj
nos. d,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04

Tendremos. pues, fines de mes en-
Puerto Rico, un hermoso buque. de la
her6ica naci6n portuguese, hermana
nuestra por la raZa y por la historic.
Aquf encontraran los gallardosk mari
nos lusitanos, cordialidad afecto y
un recibimiento entusiaSta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
NoTA DE DUELo

Tras penosa enfermedad dej6 de
existir esta maiiana en- su residencia
de Puerta de TERRA, el laborioso obre
70 Domingo Pacheco, persona muy
estimada en- dicho baryio. - 4
Z su entierra Sc yerifcara esta tarde
las cinco. ssE54 .sy
Paz sus restos v reciban sus deu-
dos nuestro p6same. jg,t.F .sfler.a.s,.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
IMPoRTANTE.

En- el pr6ximo vapOr recibiremos un
importante enbarque de canliones
MACK de 3h toneladas, cuya indis-
cutible superioridad recomendamos a
las empresas de transporte y centra-
les del pals.
81 usted interesa un truck MACK.
Ie suministraremos detalIes. Escriba
HOY.
sUCRS. DE L. VILLAMIL & co.
Motor DepaFtament.
San Juan, P. R Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
. GENIE coNoCInA

Sc encuentran en- esta ciudad, y Sc
hospedan en- Ell Hotel Palace, el senior
Remy Bourgeois Y sus dos hijas, de
Ponce, Jorge v. Quinones y Ulises
Lopez Diaz y sonora, de San Ger
man y Pedro j. Covas, de Ponce. :
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
Sc ESCAPE DEL Quartet

En- ArecibO, mientras ell Jefe AIsi-
ma, de la policfa, hacfa ana, investiga-
clon por hurto mayor, Sc fug6 del
Quartet, Tulio Sanchez Piheir0, quien
Sc cree Sc ha refugiado en- Puerta de
TERRA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
MAS ADHESIoNEs
(Por telegrafo.)

(Por telegrafo.)
Caguas, agosto 2, 1920.
Perez Losada,
San Juan.
Seccion local "Casa de Espaiia'
tCaguas, adhierese peticion Sr Zorri-
liza referente retrasar viaje ilustres
compatriotas Alvarez Nava y Fabian
D. Carreira.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04

RECAUDADO AVER, PARA LA OR
GANIZACION DE Los FESTEJ0SI
EN- HONOR DE Los JEFES, OIL,
CIALES Y MARINERIA DEF. AGO
RAZADO ESPANOL ALFONSO XIII.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
Ell "BuFFoRD" LLEGA MANANA

Ell Gobernador INFERNO recibio avi-
$50 de que mafiana primera hora arri-
bara nuestro puerto ell transporte
"Bufford", que trae los restos de Be-
tances.
Ell Gobernador- nos ofrecio enviar-
nos una Proclama para que la publi-
casemos en- nuestra edicion de hoy,
pero las 2 p. m. no la habfamos re-
cibido.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
PARA EsPANA

En- el Vapor espafiol Leon XIII,
embarcara para Espaiia nuestro ami
go el seiior Anibal Mufioz, de Fajardo
en- compaEfa de su distinguida esposa
y nifos.
.Deseamos los esposos Muiioz
Trfas, una traveSfa feliz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04

Remate de un Autom0vil
Mahana jueyes cinco, y en- ell edifi-
clio del correo, en- la fachada oeste, Sc
rematara un autOm6vil en- buen uso
v en- muy buenas condolences.
ISIDORO DELGADO,
Almonedero PIbiico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04
SIN Cables

Sr. Director de
Ell IMPARCIAI..
San Juan, p R.
Seiior: ::
Debido una nueva interruption en-
la Inca de 3esta compaifa, con Cuba,
Estados Unidos Y Europa, no podre-
mos recibir sus cables hasta Jdcntro de
dos semanas, que esperamos sea res
taurada la COMMUNICATION.
Atentamente,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04

Entire pesnajes relieve aserOn demo-
fuerOn drgon
los debates Asam M Gerard de New
York Embajador Undos Alean
las holdades Washing
ton.po e estad Missouri.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-04

Agosto i de 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
MISS PlDGEON WILL PLAN
CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE
In Mndc Director for ExtrnsIo, NJ
partment of University of
tIrrInIu.

DIR. Charles e.. Maphis. OF the Uni
versity OF Virginia. YESTERDAY an.
pointed Miss Mary Eliza beth pidReon
director of citizenship conferences
Tor the ~tcnsio department Of the
University.
Miss pidgeon viii be cnSased in
furtherinE Tn. plans Of the bureau
OF exclusion TO conduct Il series OF
conferences throughout the State in
carrying out the bureaus program
OF citizenship education. The work
VIII be i:augurated with the central
conference, which viii be held ut
the university FOR three DAYS. be.
ginning Thursday. April %.
DIR. Maphis ~ chairman OF the bu-
Ieau or extension. aud plans to in
struc, not only the prospective
woman voters. but also the present
voters OF Virginia. who wish to at
tend the conferences.
Miss Pidseon. who Will direct the
Held work. is a resident OF Clarke
county. Virginia. and IL graduate of
Swarthnorc College. While in col
lcSc, shet conducted "a survey of
truancy in Philadelphia with the
Iubiic Education Association. For
three years she has been field secrc-
woman's Suffrage Association. dur
Ing which time she has Travelled and
lecturcd in North Carolina. West
Virginia. New York. South Dakota
and Virginia. She was in Richmond
during the session OF tho General
Assembly in the interest OF icgisia-
ton affecting the suffrage situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
DAUGHTERS OF REVOLUTION
TO CONVENE IN RALEIGH
Headquarters Of virginia Delegates Ia
National gathering Will Hc Mt
itnlciEh Hotel.

RALEIGH. ~. g. April lS-The
National Congress OF the Daughters
OF the American Revolution VIII con-
vcne in Continental Hall on April
1924.
Mrs. George Thatcher Guernsey.
Drcsident-general having served her
term. a new president-General Will be
elected.
The headquarters for the Virginia
delegates will be at the Raleigh
Hotel. All State meetings will be held
on Tuesday. April 20. The Virginia
state meeting will be held a. the
Washington Club. on Tuesday after
noon.
TucEday afternoon from I to 6
o'clock. the Fairfax County and Falls
Church Chapters will give q r-cep-
tion at the Washington Club TO the
delegates and other Nirginians, at
which the Virginia delegates Will
meet many prominent Nirginians now
residing In Washington.
The pres!dent-Eeneral assisted ny
one o! the ID. a. II. Chapters Will give
a reception and ball in honor OF the
pages on the evening of the goth as
Rauscher's. these with the president
generals reception will he the moot
brilliant affairs OF the congress week.
There Will he about 100 pages from
all parts o. the United states and
this year they viii! wear unirG-m
dress Of white and blaze wiz ~tricolcttc
skirts. E~coreetie crepe blouse. and
sleeveless colonial blue jackets.
The procesS.otH Of the national Off
GERS and these pretty young girls
passing down the aisle toward the
fower-deckcd rostrurn is always 4
most pleasing feature of the CON
grcsS.
This year Virginia will be repre-
scented in this procession by Mrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
WEDDINGS : ENGAGEMENTS

olIhrEtrA T rna dsda9 AD5 n.y isnM Ms1. ns5,;c
Lr IS is.i Hpr R''fs" . s %;,,, Pr.
p.enniz. both Of LynchhGrS. were married
k st,tax i nap ,hs p1T sS q i'i.efnSni
FgEDEKicKsBTi,G. April iS-,Iioyd
Grosan. both Of his citS. wtre married
~ 81. Gcorgs's Ep!,eoUai Church her. sat
.,FKEbEhicKseunn. April is-Mr., and
Mr.. Arthur B,iG,i, OF tredrr!.kshuis
their daushtcr. MIs1 E5t~iir. RFaniaif Bal.
lard. to 4, r.. Ninor. also Of ,his ci,y,
CT. Eh"n Princeton. w. Va.
na mkiS' ana MI:s t Susie iss .hlaasY. of AN 3
herr cSun'y. were married Wednesday al
FREpERIcksBUkG. April is:-MeiYir
~ bs nt.o and Ma S",,l, Il; ,;i!iGl, ng,s
al Tapraha mock wcdmc-day.
G. IffS sSidit s"d AAPP Si i :. N!;ie.! rsa''a q,
mir miafhp III a, In. home @e Of ,he brides D"rents
,.u nIHi-sss ss!&ei A's 81 h hsi@Nls' .a MAfy ws Hss:
Brock. OF y!eksr. w. were married
II. Johnson and Walter {. KatcilH were
married here Wednesday at the rtssby-
., FaHi ~; IL .roa SoF j. d 5.inrf 70 r snE" ss"sss'
marriage will take place June l..
WlNCHESTER; AFril ~, sni ME-
countY. have announced ;ho engaSemen,
Of their daughter. Misc virginia Cont
Ala. The marriage ia 10 take place early
In the rnlnme-.
WINCHESTER. April is.-Estcn Ancck.
g. Winchester. and Miss Ella c,cScEgrT.
OF Grimes. Va. wsT. married In Galllc-
Disciple Church. near Grimes. on April
Il. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
Strike Wrecks
This Honeymoon
Couple Going to Bungo-
loa0 Languishes IN
Station.

NEW YORK. April fS.--A serio-
comic incident OF the Long Island
railroad tie-up. was the plight of n
bridal couple. married the other
morning With plans to fiy to Il bun
ard.
Ins:cuG. they spent the day on a
leach i2 the gloomy waiting room.
the bride pecvish and the bridegroom
swaarinG under his breath.
ITS Il gce-whiz of a honeymoon
nc said IN effect.
y litt!c old lady stood with tears
running from her eyes and something
sticky running from a p under
h:r arm.
IT'S ice cream she explained. IL
came all the way In To get 1t FOR the
ladies aid. They're meeting with me
tohaS-were. I mean. They'll never
forgive me, and they won't believe
me about the train. Oh. Oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
AGRICUL 7URE EXPERT ADVISES
STALKING OF TOMATO PLANTS
1t Pays in the End to Prune Tomato Vines and Tie
Them to a Trellis, Especially If Garden Space Is
Limited According to Specialist.

Does 1t "a to prune tomato vines
TO a single stem and tie them 10
stakes or TO n %trcllis? THIS ques-
tion is asked every year by thou
sands OF home gardeners. 1t does
pay. according to United States be-
partment OF Agriculture specialists.
especially If the space for garden
purposes is limited. and 1t is desired
to make the best use OF II. Tomato
pla nts. n left to themselves. have a
habit OF spreading all over the gar
den and OF producing .tlidir fruit
right on the GROUND. where il becomes
covered with dirt every time there
Is n rain.
Advantages OF pruning and stalk
,nS tomatoes arehthat Il larger num-
Der o; pla nts can be set on a given
area than by the ordinary method:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
Muy Return. to snvnEc Drcss.
NEEDLE AND BALL OF YARN
CAUSE OF COURT ACTION
Husband Says She Would Knit and
Refuse to Go TO the
Movies.
BY Universal Servic,

Iby UNINtTsAI 9tFNICV.I
WHITE PLAINS, y. Y, April IS
4 knitting needle and n barn Of yarn
formed the cause for the most re-
%markublc suit ever brought ny u
wife in Supreme Court Justice Nor
chauser's court. Mrs. Polly VIII
ioushby Was given a separation from
her husband. John u. willoughhy, n
Dobbs Ferry merchant. because. as
he frankly declared. he could not and
would not live with her. His reason
FOR this was that she preferred to
knit at home instead OF going with
him to the movies
she told me to so at night and then
jawed me- when I returned home"
said Willoughby. He had no objec
ton TO paying the $50 monthly al
Inony the court allowed his wife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
ADJUSTMENTS
kci,h novelties MT Lyric.

=
TWO big feature acts from Tho
Keith theatrrs in Ncw York give un-
usual interest to the new show witt
whisn the week opens at the Lyric
today. ono Of these il the 1920 mus
produced for the "hiE time" All OF
the original entertainers responsible
for the hit the piece scored are In
the presenting company-Josepi-
Graham. VIII Itisgic. Dorothy Sharpe
and Mary Loretta.
The second feature extraordinary
is the new COMEDY creation. when
We Grow Up presented by Tanner
and the Palmer Sisters.
Eoih OF these attractions have he'd
~bl!ltopping prominence on the keith
clrcui; sine. they were produced,
early IN the year.
Other features OF the bill today
will be Neal Abel. the man with the
mobile face Abel tx ~ humorist
story-teller. d!alcrtician and character
~impersonator. His act is described
as "a laughing Knockout
An imported act. billed as Th.
UniQues. will offer 81 d!vertinE novelty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
,Ir.. nnyI. 10 En,ertoin.

Mrs. Wcstinorcand Davis Will en-
terrain at tea on Thursday afternoon.
April ~, in honor Of rhc National
Committec. OF bureaus o! Occupations
and the Virginia Association OF Wo-
mems Colleges and Schools, which
convene in Richmond this week.
Tea VIII he served at $3.50 o'clock
anh those assisting Mrs. Davis In re-
c~eiviag will be. besides the visitors
from IL distance: Mr.. Emile w. Nc
Yea. of Sweet Briar College: Miss
Matty l.. Cooke. OF Hoilins: Miss Mat
tie j.. Harris. OF Virginia College,: DE-
May T. Keller. Of Northampton Col
leEe: DR.. o. l.. Hatcher. Mrs. d. 4.
kCyk and Miss Mary :. Cannon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
LONDON PREDICTS EARLY
REVULSl0N FROM Jazz
Claims Mnnfn for Dance L. ON the
Hane I'm England md
France,
ny ANNA

LONDON. April lS.-The world
dancing craze Is doomed. There Kill
bc an early abandonment OF the fad
in England. In Paris the mania for
the dance is already IN the wane.
People are Still dancing everywhere
in this country. They found war
very firing and depressing and now
there Is q little momen Tor JOY. The
dance is';hc mirror OF the emotions.
Just now people are free and wear
a moro independent expression. In
the past the conception OF new things
came over so slowly and the old
dances have lived th-ough the gen
erations. With the Inevitable rca
tion from the present ieverish emo
.ion VIII come a world wide revulsion
from the jazz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19

the fruit Will ripen 4 little earlier
OH the plants that are prunca and
stakeh: and the fruit: is held on the
a Is clean. and easy to gather.
"hii" the individual plants do not
prouucc SO large 4 quantity of fruit
as when they are allowed To surrnI
upon The ground. at least three times
as 'nan% plants a be ga; on a given
area. thereby actually increasing the
quantity OF produced. The
quality o! the fruit Is usually better
on the plants that are pruned and
tied to stakes.
small round poles about four Feet
IN length. sharpened 1T one end, make
the most desirable tomato stakes FOR
me nome garden. The best proof
that stalking tomatoes pays is found
IN tho !act that the best home gar
dcnerS follow the practice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
STEAMER MORSE SINKING
sends Wireless Message for He'll
From point SOC Miles i:ust OF
sandy Hook.
IBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. April lS.--The Ship
ping Board steamer f.. a.. Morse,
bound from New York To Genoa. re
She was in a sinking condition 500
miles east OF Sandy Hook and in
immediate need of assistance. The
message. timed about 3 T.. NJ. which
was received here by the naval com
m~unicat!on service. said abe vessel
might be able TO keep ahoat " or
three hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19

is completely washed put OF the sys-
tern by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
inoney-back offer. Tastes fine: costs
n trifc. Delivered anywhere by our
agents - Spcncc-Nunna-
maker Co. Phone thcm.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
SAVE SHOES AND STOCKINGS

Iney. VIII last twice as long ~ YOU.
Snuk. into Your Shoes ALIENS FOOT
49,. the Antlscptie. Healing powder for
me rect. II takes away the sting of Corna.
isunionS; Cnliouses, sore. aching. swollen.
,snInr 'se,. Aliens Foot-Ease stops the
friction which causes the wear on shoes
and stockings. saves expense and makes
walking "a delight, Shake Il into your
shoes; Sprinkic IL in the foot-bath. Sold
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
IHawaiians Free Agents.

HONOLULU, April fS.-Announce-
Was made here today that W
Hawaiian delegates 10 the Repubii-
car convention nj Chicago Will go
uninStructed for any presidential
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19

BALTIMORE, April 1S.-The steam
ship Hawkcyc state. built Tor the
United States Shipping Board by the
Bethlehem Shipbuildin. Corporation
vas launched at Spurrows Point to-
day. The vessel, which IL intended
Tor both passenger and. freight SER
vice, is 53J Tee; long, s~ersnty-tw
feet beam and fifty feet mo!ded
1.uIN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19
sTRATON ATTACKS MODE
OF WOMENS UNDREss'
New York Pastor, Declares Sex APP
peal Is Basis OF Present Garb
OF Fair Sex.
IBy uniycrsaI Srrvice-1

NE" YORK. April lS.- Women
who wear dresses too high al the
cotton and too low at the top and
other good people" were held up as
in some measure responsible FOR
present social conditions by the Rev,
John Roach Straton. in Il erno to-
night at Calvary Baptist Chure!,
upon The Economic and Social Re-
sponsibility for Vice In New York"
Certain kinds of dances also were
cXCoriatcd.
self,complacent moilycoddle with ice
water in his veins" he said. may
be able to look ut the sights which
any man can gee In modern society
arms a throhbing. beautiful young
woman. with almost half her bod
exposed and the other half clothed,
largely, with good Intentions. and
m young fellow with red blood IN
his veins and the elemental forces
or nature operating in him cannot
SO easily do 80.
High Society Guilty.
When | was being examined by
the grand jury was asked II it
was not true that the same types o!
dress and the SAME sort OF dancing
wc'hnd seen in the dance halls wer.
not aiso seen in the ranks of high
sp'4tkO III III FttiiE nOItis. Nnl
had 10 say Yes that l believed
that was true. 3,
Il know that, man good people
are dancing. and ,hat any word
against dancing is therefore unpop-
uinr., But | declare to you YOUNG
people and YOU parents that Tn.
whole dancing habit is contrary 10
The ~prece2ts OF the Word OF God
ana ~ productive OF great harm.
The greatest danger point OF our
society today is in the relationship
between the sexes under III. coudi-
lions OF our eongcs;cd. overwrou.h;
ot the past has decaycd first and
fastest precisely at this Doiut and
the LANCER signals for our age are
already out.
c Appeal Great Evil.
The greatest evil in modern styles
toward undress is 80 obviously for
the purpoS OF directing attention
To the scX idea. This idea is tr.-
nendously accomplished in our
us in the mag azines-both the pie
lures in them and the stories. II
Is literally rubbed all over us In the
moving picture show and the mod
pages OF today's novels-and that no
man may escape. 1t paradcs itself
in the follies of woman's styles,
Women are complaining today OF
DO right to complain. But. in
Heavens name! let them M CON
sisteIu. and not BY their mode Of
dressing. their dances and other fol-
lies unconsclously foster the very
standard tney so ri~ghtcously de-
nouncc.
Muy Return I" savage Drcss.
The true object Of dress is FOR
utility and beauty. and not for sex
appeal. II would bc just as logical
for men TO begin to dress with an
end to sex appeal aS IT is for the
women to do SO. II present ten
dencies continue and we 20 Il little
further with the pcocess OF 'e!imina-
ton | suppose that in the not dis
tant future we will have both men
and women in q state of complete
freedom from all clothing - which
will finish the circle and bring US
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19

OF Mrs. Eugene TaliaIerro. 2.I4 East Mar
shall street. today at $3.50 o'clock.
Mi1pah Cha pter. 20. 80. .. T.. s.. vii,
hold It's regular meeting TUESDAY evening
at i:i5 O'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-19

lcnjamin l. Purcell. or Richmond.
vice -presidcnt-gcneral OF the Dnurh,
;ers Of the American Revolution from
Virginia.