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New Britain herald., 1920-02-21
HARTFORD IS FACING
 TAX OF 2S MILLS
Capitol City Finance Board Agrees On Six Million Dollar Budget For Con- inS Year.

FI;trt Cord. Feb. T. -!l;: rtford'$ tax rat" for the fiscal yea" 1"3o-21. which begins April 1. will hI x or .S1c miIle together Witi' a S&.000,O00 hud- get. and the board of finance is find ing il hari tu keep in" rate as low as even 3H1. mlIs. it Was said Ncstcr- day. Practically all details oG the !42p-2l budget have evidently been completed for there have been no ScssiUnS of tho board since Tuesday.
 With the beginning Of the budget hearings by the board Of finance it W;IS intimulod hy ,liolis members of the board that the tax rate for next year would soar because of the salary increases covered ivy ordinances and the ,lesircI raise and bonus for a>noo! teachers. Plus al: item of more than $500. GOO to cover extra appropriations during the present fiscal year it was openly intim;,tcd that the board would have to do some Intensive work to keep the tax rate down. It is be licved that the tax rate can he reduced in the fiscal year l921-22 when the reussnsSment ot rcpertv values $ completed by the board of assessors next fall.
 It is practically ccrt21r, That the in crease an deXtra compensation for school teachers will be granted. This item and ;;le fire and police and street departments itolAS arc the biggest of the city departments. The school ap- prOpriattion. the lclice and fire de part nleni$' items and the cXtra appropri4 tionS of this year ill demand the ad dition Of or i la mills according to what he Do lrd decides to add to the prescott rate uf T mills.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-21
BRECk -UERN
Couple Married Today in German i.u
 thcran Parsonage.

In the German I.uthoran p1t,sonaS' S'' today. Charles r. Brcck cnridSc. of "I IIurlbHrt street. Mcridcn. and N::-:i Maria Elizabeth Herman, daughter D. Mr. and Mrs. George Herman of Shul- tIc Meadow avenue. were married b the pastor. Rev. T. X. E. StcCcc. Th" ceremony took pIacu at high noon. A'- tending the couple were Miss JOSe- pl7inc Dun ham aud Harry C. Jackson.
 The bride was dressed in er" travelling suit trimmed with beavo". and the bridesmaid in q dark blu,. velvet suit. Both carried Violets. Fol- lowing a wedding luncheon. thn couple left on a l1oneNm OOn trip. Mrs. Breck cnbridgc will join her husband shortly at Grand Rapids, Mich. where they are to make heir homo. He was recently assigned to he Grand RapiIS office of the Travellers Insurance cOm- pany from the Hartford office.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-21
YOUTHFUL ROBBERS 60 10 REFORMATORY
Boys Who Committed Several
 Bur8laries Are Sent Away.

TWO boys. aged and l3 yrars, who Nrr" arrested hN bctcCtiN" Ser @"nnt Theohur" Johnson on th" charge of committing several burg lnricS. Were Hrrai4n"d in police court ChamberH this morning and were sent to Connccricut School for Boys by Judge John II. KirkhHm. The II year old HounGster was committed to the Itchliold school for Hoys. while the other. who Was out on parole from the tonnccticu; School for Boys in Mrridrn. was or,jr"cd back to that institution. When asked by the court to which school lie pr, fcrred. the older hoy replied. "Moriden, so l can play in the school hund.'
 The boys are alleged To have en- tered the store of J. BienEoWski of B Lafayette street and the (. l., Pierce musical store at 24G Main street sometime last sunday night ;tnd stolen goods valued at about $500. Most Of the stolen booty was musical instruments. From the BienkOWski store Wutchts fountHin pens, flash lights and other articles wore taken. Also the boys took some cash which they found in the register. Nearly all O. the piUnder was recovered by tine police and was displayed in chambers
  were slightly damaged.
 The older of the two boys. when asked hN the court why he did the stealing. said that he has never known what ii reHi home is. and aS he was mIsicaIly inclined and could not ;f- ford to buy q cOrnrt. he decided that the best way out was to steal ii. The parents of the boys were notified to make appearance but failed to do so. Probation Officer Connolly informed the court that tur parents do not care or look after their children in any way
 According to tn" information given out hN inc police the boys made their rendezvous in an old shack near Loon Lake where all of tn" booty was hd- den. During their stay in tine shack the boys had provided themselves with provisions which they bou@ht with money they stole from Pierce a store. They made trips |" the city when they were in need of food.
 The cuse of Mike I;tNa charged with assault and breach Of the peace was continued until Monday morning on request Of rrCScCut0r NlVtl,
New Britain herald., 1920-02-21
LOCAL BOY IGNORED
Edward S. kaiin l. Named Alternate speaker oi Freshman Glass at Mid- dIcfury College for Parker Prize.

Edward S. I[ulin. c: lhis city. a freshman in the MiddIcuury college. NaS bccn rhoSen alternate speaker of the class in the Parker prize speakin@ contest which k one of the features of tho junior week exercises at the college. The ron0r is one that is priZcd ny Stul,Mts ip th" institution. Mr. Kulin iS q gradIatc of the New Britain High school in the rlasS of 1918. As a student iii the school hr took :; prominent part in the pt DHI- ing club. and Was also class hist oI ian. H.. Was actively member of the Nmphiou ClUh. During his last year in the High school. Mir. Kn!'n rn- tered athletics, playing center un Hlli nudack's championship 1911 football eleven. and he Was considered the hest pivot player in the lntcrsChOlas tic I"ayu". 1T" is a ntmhvr of the k. -. E fr;ttrrnitN Ht MiddlcnurN. Eollouin@ his graduation. hr worked for a tim" in the '. NJ. t. A. in tbs city.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-21
CITY ITEMS

|lnce tonight. Bardecks hall, OI- E orcAest tra.--adVt. Award J. i,cinhoId; Ur this city Pearl Mpehl,n of Mcriden were Tied in that city Ire sUay by Rev. H. Pauluett". They will live uj Bark street.
 ForGe SnitIwicl>, William kenneE |Thcmas Maloney Hro homo from Fohn'a college Tor d few daH@. larry Fo@, lsou of S"uth Main It has returned from Now York |ersity for a vacation. |seph IIahoc is home from school |Washington's birthday. Fss l.aurctte Campbell is enter Ing Miss Eleanor Spark Of New city over the holiday. |r. and Mrs. Sieve Jacobs left to- for New York city where they spend The weekend.
 barl"~ CoguIis has sold his coffee Fe ut 321 Main street to Paul
 bar and Constantine. Chavtara. |ngh Lawyer Harry II. MillloMitz. |etnbers Of Sir Francis Drake le. Sons Of St. George. who arc |g to Bristol Monday night will the 6:31 train. iss Svea Rune of Lyon street. n-no |ntIy left New Britain. huS accept = position in ;L department store n Fidenrc. -k. l.
 for-c l.. GrCatoreX of 2HG Stanley Et. is recovering. after q severe lt
 Of pneumonia. and is expected 10 |hle to he out SOuI!.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-21
CITY COURT CASES
bcrou~ Legal Gontro,cr>ic~ Ire HSi@nrd For Trial and Possible
 ttI,nirnt-Ii~t a Lon" One.

Rssienmrnt uf 'ruS"S Wu~ mHdr at |shOrt calendar session of the city It ycsl, rd@N afternoon. as follows: tuesday. Feb. II. at Y. m.. Frank khcr-. I'y- G. W. k lett. NS. Harry k, by F. F. ,iatncy; Wednesday,. | c1. at 10 a. m. Harry BaS>on. |i. ". klctt. vs. I. Eronstein by J :. Woods; cdncSdaY. Feb. 2|. ut } h., George Kanahrl%Iii. by J. No- Ri; Thursday. Feb. 2G. nt ID q. m., |c KOrna s';cwicz. bv :. J. Trncr- ES. Etaton X Caldwell MHnufar- fng conlpHnN. by Kirk ham. Cooper PgerfOrd X Camp; Thursday, Feb, |ht l q d. 1n.. havid Ste-;d. hy ". A. EustCin. NS. Fuller Storage Bat Co. Inc, by r.. r. Gaffu"y. Thurs Feb. 26, at . r. m., National Sup Co, by Henry NowiCki. vS Rozi rusiw, by c. W. <Ictt; ThursdaH ! 26. at ? p. m, the WcXIer Build CN.. hEsG. N. klett, vs. M. Blum k. by NJ. H. Camp; Tuesday. March 1t 19 d. m.. Norris Tunik, ct al,
 M. II. Sake, vs. H. Ba,sson. by c.
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New Britain herald., 1920-02-21
RUPTURED?
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New In, ention ~ent 50 Days Trial
 Without Expense to You.

Simply send Eour name ani will send Nou my rev copyrighted rupture book and nea suIcmen1 blank. When you re- turn the blank I will send you my ncn' jtlv,l.tinn for rutlt1rt. When ii ;trrivss i,u- it on and wear il. Put ii fo rvvl-y t.-t y"u can think of. Tu'. harder ill.,. the better You vii! l;k~ it. You will wonder how you ever got along with th" old styIH cruel spring tru~sc>; 'r t-Its with les straps of torture N"nr own good. common sense and NouF own doctor will tel! you is the "nl* WAY in which you can r1,.r expect cure. After Wraring il @p days, ii it is not tntir"lN satisfactory ill every waN-f | k not ,a<y and cotnf"rta abit--it NV;i canllot actually your rupture getting better. and ir not convinced that a cuE, !~ ,urrciy q question ot time, just return il and you out nothing. Any rurtni" HrpIinacc sent ou 2" days trial without "N- l,.rle.. to y"u worth trial. Tell your r,,:tll;cd tlit,.,ls of t!is. EASYHOLD CO. -.;1 <,..Il Ij!d:... EaAsas City, Mo.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-21
For Colds. Grip or. InilurnZa

auI as q PrcventttiNt. talk" I-.\NA- TIVE PROMO ul1N1Nt: Tablets. Look for F.. w.. GROVES signature, on he box. :ibt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02
COMMERCIAL

Ha sido constituida una sociedad re
gular colectiva que girara con la de-
nomination de "Carbia y valero'' Sc
dedicara al negocio de compra ven
ia de ncercancias, y al negociO de conf
stones, representatives, importation y
exportaci6n.
Publicamos continuation las casas
que representan: "Andayd Export an
Trading Corporation, de New York;
"siesel Spill Manufacturing Company, !,
de New York; ''King Rubber Company.
Trenton, de New York; ''Gross Bro
thers"; Frankenthaler Manufacturers,
National Druggists Supply Company
"A. Irizarry and Company" Re Be
Soap Company, todas de Nueva York.
Deseamos la nueva firma excelentes
negocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02
Coma 10 que quiera, perO conserve
su higadO fuerte y salubabIe.

listed no puede digerir propiamentc el
alimento que come 81 tiene el higado en-
fermo Cuando el higado falla, I'd CO.
mienza a sufrir de indigestion, biliosidad,
eructos, aliento fetido, palpitacones, dolo-
res de cabcza dyspepsia porque el higado
enfermo no puede ayudar la digestion.
Los desordcnes del higado son segura Y
permanentcmente curados con el Remedio
de Leonardo, el nuevo y marvilloso des-
ca6rimiento vegetai. No contiene calomel,
no estrihe es absolutamente inofensivo.
III Remedio de Leonard fortalece vigo-
RIA los intestinos. higado estomago y es
muy agradableN paladar. Unas cuantas
dosis del Remedio de Leonardo aliviaran
muy pronto los desordenes del higado y
est6mago. De venta en- todas las drogue.
rias farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02

Ell Ilm,o. Y Rmo. Rafael Valentin Val
divieso, jefe de la Iglesia chilena, naci6
en- Santiago Ell dia dos de noviembre
de mil ochocientos cuatro, y fueron sus
padres ell ministro de La corte suprema
don Manuel Joaquin valdivieso y dona
Mercedes zafiartu y Manso.
Desde mil ochocientos qaince hasta
mil ochocientos dieE y siete el joven
Valdivieso curse latinidad en- una clase
particular, habiendo pasado en- seguida
1 estudiar filosofia al convento de San
to Domingo. hasta mil ochocientos diez
y nueve Desde este aho hasta mil ocho-
cientos veintidos fue alumno externo
del institute nacional, donde curse las
classes de derecho natural de gentes,
can6nico, economic politica, derecho ptl-
blico y sc recibio de abogado en- mayo
de mil ochocientos veinticinco, cuando
aun no contaba veintiun amos de edad
La lucidez con que valdivieso habia
hecho sus estudios de abogado, no me-
nos que su virtud ejemplar, lie hicieron
bien pronto acreedor ocupar puestos
de alta importancia. Asi, en- mil ocho-
cientos veintiseis, fu6 nombrado defen-
sor general de memories; miembro de la
municipalidad de Santiago EN- mil ocho-
cientos veintinueve mil ochocientos
treintiuno, ocupando al mismo tempo
un asieEto en- La camara de diputados.
En- mil ochocientos treintidos. ell Sc
lor valdivieso fue nombrado ministro
suplente de la corte de apelaciones, en-
reemplazo del seiior don Santiago Eche-
vers. En- mil ochocientos treinta cua-
tro, sintiendose Ell senior valdivieso fuer-
temente inclinado al sacerdocio, visti6
la sotana clerical ell ounce de JUNO del
mismo aiio. El "a recibi6 ell subdiacona-
do; Ell veinte de julio Ell diaconado, y
ell 81 del mismo mes, Ell presbiterado;
cantando su prinsera misa en- la iglesia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02

de Santo Domingo el ounce de agosto
siguiente
En- mil ochocientos treintiSiete, des-
pues de haber misionado en- ell archipie
lago de Chloe, ell senor ValdivieSo fu6
nombrado visitador del beaterio de San
Felipe. dicto los estatutos que la II
gen.
En- mil ochocientos treintiocho, acom
pafio al arzobispo Vicuna EN- la vista
de las parroquias del norte de la repd-
blica, sirviendole de secretario aun
de visitador de las que Sc encontraban
en- los lugares mas apartados.
En- este mismo afio Sc lie propuso, ri
nero ell obispado de la Serena po o
despues Ell de Chloe. cargos que el So
nor Valdivieso rehuso aceptar, apoyado
en- poderosas causas.
En- mil ochocientos cuarenta, fue nom
brado rector del institute nacional, en-
pleo de que no lego a tonar possession
por dificultades que ocurrieron.
En- mil ochocientos cuarenta Y cuatro,
fue nombrado capellan de la iglesia 1a-
nominada la Compafiia Un afio antes,
reorganizada la universidad, habia sido
nombrado miembro de La facultad de
teologia y ciencias sagradas.
Presentado por Ell gobierno para ell
arzobispado de Santiago, vacante por
renuncia del sefior dean don Jose Alejo
Eyzaguirre, el senior valdivieso fue pre-
conizado en- mil ochocientos cuarenta Y
siete, y Ell veinte de diciembre del mis-
mo afio, Su Santidad Pic TX lie otorgo
Ell sagrado palio. Ell dos de julio de mil
ochocientos cuarenta y ocho recibio la
consagracion episcopal en- su propia igle
sia. de mano del limo. sefor Etura
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02
EPISTOLA
San Juan, julio de 1920.
Ii querido 'SoIicitus III':

Mi querido "SoIicitus III'':
Esta insistencia nil en- sefalarte bar
barismos, cuyo uso es propio de escri-
torzuelos anonimos de periodistas in
conscientes Sc presta a miles comen-
tarios.
Cabeme Ell placer de que los jovenes
aprecien, que los consagrados por La OPT
nion general, incurren de la nanera mas
ridicula en- errores que no serfan excu-
sables, nj aIn en- personals de mediana
instruction.
Ell centro mas alto de cultura litera-
ria en- nuestro pals, no conoce rudimen
tos de gramatica. No hay uno en- la Di-
rectiva que Sc levante y grite: "Sefo-
res ateneistas, nuestros antecesores CO.
metieron La equivocacion de lamar a
este plantel "Ateneo Puertorriqueno
Nosotros, conociendo por nuestros vastos
conocimientos del idioma, que ell ter
mino castizo Y de buen gusto euf6nico
es PoRToRRIQUENo, declaramos que
de hoy en- adelante este establecimiento
Sc denominara "ATENEo PoRToRRI
oUENo''.
Y Gpor que pasa por alto este Cuerpo
semejante incorrecci6n, que tan de GER
ca perjudica nuestro nombre intelee-
tual?
.Quizas por tradicion Esto me re-
cuerda los senores Jim6nez que es-
| criben su apellido con &C., porque sus
abuelos asi 10 hacian. s. o a los Je-
r6nimos y.Jenaros que firman con &C."
porque sus papas tenian esta costunbre.
Pero pasemos la pagina. Los profeso-
res de instruction culminaran la obra
grammatical
Es muy corriente ell uso de la palabra ,
''preveer'', siendo 10 correcto PRE-
YER. Y como significa yer con antici-
pacion, sc conjuga igual que YER an
teponiendole ell prefjo pre-. Asi di-
ras, ''previ', ''previo'', etc. Sin en-
barge, exste Ell verbo PRovEER, y de
aqui cue algunos supongan semejanza
en- ambas terminaciones
Esa enfermedad que ataca con mani
festaciones catarrales, no Sc escribe ''gri
ppe'', como 10 hacen algunos peri6dicos
y hasta varios doctores en- medicina Lo
espafiol es GRIPPE.
Transcribir dollar dollars no
est& autorizado por nadie que Sc pre-
Gle de conocer castellano. En- nuestro
idioma Sc estila DOLLAR DoLARES.
Fierce tn inhuencia con los notarios pa
ra que jamas usen ''colindar' "co-
hndancias''. Lo aceptable.e LINDAR
LINDES.
No obstante, la persona que esta al
Unite de otra Sc llama CoLINDANTE
Aconsejale al Jefe de Policia a los
subalternos de este, que no ordenen 'tras
lados de ningin mien.bro del Cuerpo
Policiaco; pues esa voz no tiene la acep
cion de TRASLADAR. A la accion Y
efecto de TRASLADAR corresponds ell
vocablo TRASLACION. Por tanto, de
bera decirse TRASLACIoN de poncias
Con el carifio de siempre,
Tu afmo.,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02

En- las inscripciones siguen obtenien
do mayoria los Uninonistas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02
A'IaLa DIA COMO HOY A
- ES
"Recordar es vivir--.Dante.
"Recordar es vivir--.Da
2 DE JULIO DE 1s4s

cToR vALDIvIEso REc1BE La CONSIDERATION EPISCOPAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02
Sc vENDE

Una finca de 80 cuerdas, Rarrio AL
mirante Sur de Vega Baia con cercado
de alambre, cafe, guineos, aqua corrien
te especial para cana, informara:
ANDRES A. GONZALEZ
Vega Baja, Pto. Rico Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02

Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-07-02
TRASLADo

Ha trasladado su ofcina, ell conoci-
do professor EN- .ciencias ocultas, osval-
do d. VERGE.
A la calle Estaci6n Pueblo, No. 6,
Esquina DR.. vadi, MayagueE, P. r..
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SE vENDE PAPEL DE PERIODICo
vIEJo. a $500 oUINTAL
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LEA listed ESTO
QUE LIE CONVENE

Agunas
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door de hnehan
de las panonih disposition
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paise
dcrrames
noch sanguinono
sdmento; deconfn
o cua preparedness dc A En- las
probar
bndecn
hater tendo optundad de haber
las ensayado Estando los rhone gran pfco Vd
udab e de
d6
los produos las Pldoas "Mtchea
Ian eimnados Rnone
aan
derentes Intermediates Pas
detos nocyos de las Dogue
. ,at ,t Distributors para Puerto Rico
g.a,aI dlt..l, SUCESORES De /. VILLAML co.
hfs1oa (Dpto. de Agencias.) San Juan.
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IMPAvIDUs III.
sIMPATICA BoDA EN- GALES

Sc ha verifcado ell enlace de los dis
tinguidos j6venes Manuel MARITIME y
Conchita Maldonado, muy apreciados
aqui. FL acto Sc llev6 a efecto en- la
residencia do nuestro amigo don Ger
vasio Maldonado, padre de La novia Of
clio eI Rdo. Barcel6. Ell altar fue pre-
parade artisticamente por la Presidenta
de la congregation de "Hijas de Ma
ria"
Actuaron do padrinos don Eduardo
Fernandez la distinguida sefiora Mer
cedes Maldonado. AL acto asisti6 selecta
Y nutrida concurrencia, que fue obse-
quiada con la esplendidez de un nabab.
La novia recibi6 numerosos regalos.
Entire los concurrentes, vimos al pres
tigioso joven don Oscar Portocarrero,
de Santurce.
Deseamos los nuevos conyuges
eterna luna de miel.
Ha terminado ell curse escolar con
dos actos brillantisimos. Una feria agri
cola industrial, exponente de la labor
realizada por los alumnos, una ies
ia de graduation concurridisima. Pro
nunciaron discursos Ell professor o'Nein
don Juan B. Ortiz, inspector de es,
cuelas.
En- las inscripciones siguen obtenien
do mayoria los Uninonistas.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-19
Summer Vegetable Salad.

One cupfuI Shredded crisped cab
bage, 1 cupful diced cooked string
beans, X cupful cooked peas, 1-3 cup
full grated raw carrot, 1-3 cupfu1
sliced radishes, 2 tablespoonfuls
minced young onion, u cupfu1 diced
asparagus, picked beets and salad
green, asparagus tips.
Combine the cabbage, stringibeans,
half of the peas, carrots, radishes,
onion, and the asparagus with French
dressing to moisten, about one-half
| cupful. Let stand half an hour in a
cold place, then carefully add enough
to hold it together. Pile it in a
| mayonnaise or boiled salad dressing
saladIbowl, pyramid shape, spread ex-
ira salad dressing over it and arrange
a row of the asparagus tips on oppo-
| site sides, and a block of peas on the
other two sides. Separate the sec.
lions with sliced picked beet, gar.
nish the top with slice of lemon and
a radish rose and wreathe with let
tuce or cress or other. salad green
The vegetables may be varied and te
substantia1ize the salad still more add
some cubed cooked veal, chicken, OF
bits of cooked bacon or ham, Or two OF
three sliced hard-cooked eggs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-19
the little things that count for smart.

the little things that count for smart
ness as far as the waist is concerned.
A smart frock, that shows itself in
dependent of contrasting trimming,
except for string tie at the neck, is
carried out in gray georgette. The
skirt is four-piece model, with raised
waistline and is gathered at the top,
the closing being effected at the left
side front under plait. There are
tunics at the sides, which are laid in
plaits at the top, the front edges be-
ing stitched under the plaits in the
front gore. The blouse is in kimono
effect, and hangs gracefully over a
girdle of selfmaterial. The front is
stitched with panel-shaped band that
| narrows as it nears the neck, but this
is also of the gray georgette. With
the costume is worn charming
little toque of georgette and taffeta, UP
turned at the front and trimmed at
ribbon.
Sentiment as to the placement of
the waistline is widely divided and
the estimate can be Judged better by
observation than by calculation, that
is, it would not be fair to say in what
proportion the division is made. A
walk along a smart thoroughfare in
| tn morning would convince one that
the blouse below normal waistline
lakes precedence; observation at the
same reviewing stand few hours
| later will show a preponderance of
norunal-waist effects. One thing is
certain, however, there is no demand
for the short-waisted blouse for street
wear especially. Its nearest approach
is the Elton jacket and even this is
promised for fall in length that will
be a compromise between the present.
ed accepted length and box-coat lines