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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-26
Al .LEvANTARSE TOME
I'D. I'm Vase De
Aqua CalieDtG
LTNGPIE SU SISTEMA DE VENE-
NOS Y TOXINAs ANTES DE
QUE Ell ESTOMAGo RE-
CHA NUEvoS ALI
MENTOS

Ipdaa las malanas, antes del deeayp-
no, ibanese usted por dentro 10 mismo
que 10 hace por fuera. Ell aseo inferno
es niucho mas importante que Ell ex-
terno, porQue los poros de la piel no alb
sorben nj Ilevan la sangre impurezas
capaces de alterar Ia salud, en- tanto que
los poros de los intestinos 81 10 hacen.
! Tor cada onza de alinnento que recibe
/ el es @omago, una cantidad casi igual de
materias sobrantes debe ser expslida por
ell cuerpo. ST este no Sc efectua todos
| los dias, aquellas naterias Sc formentan
rapi3amente producer venenos, gases
iy toxinas que son abscrbidas pasan
/ al tcrrente circul2torio per los conduc-
tos cue solo deben llevar La sangre
i los jugos aIimenticios
! 1omar todas las mananas, antes de-
/ desayuno, un vase de aqua caliente con
una cucharadita de Fosfato Limestone,
constituye una esplendida medida higis
MICA, porque es el medic mas inofensivo
de hbrar al estomago, al higado, los
! rifIo1e3 Y los intestinos de esos vene-
nos, hmpiando, refrescando purifcan
do, asf, el aparato digestive, antes de
tomar mas Glinento.
! Un cuarto de libra de Fosfato Lines
stone cuesta solo unos pocos centavos,
pero es sufciente para que cualquiera So
convenza Gle los benefcios del baiio in
terno consinde practicandolo siempre.
Advt.
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PsICoLoGIA DE LA CULTURA IBE-
RoANGERICANA
VII

America espanola y ell Descubri9n1en-
to:-La bandera cspanola en- ell hogar
1beroamericano: -Direcci6a civilizado-
ra del pensamiento espa1ol en- America:
-Sentimiento de patria en- iberoamer.-
ca:LCor ceptos de razas diversos:- E.
doctor don Fernando Ortiz:-Hay raza
Iatina:-Somos una Subranza:-El ideal
rcpublicano en- Iberoamerica:-Cor
cion de Espaiia y America traves de
la histcria-Un ibro del eminente Var
gas Vila:-ANTE LOS BARBAROS:-
Ell iiltimo momento de Espaiia colonial
dora en- las islas:-Encendimient del
sentimiento espanol en- America despues
de su desaparicion como soberana de es-
tos territories :J-El antiespalolsmo oca
sional de los udamericanos:-N anti
espanolismo antillano :-Adherencia de-
otras razas en- la raza aut6ctona:-In-
fuer.cia de la civilization de otros pue-
4 Elos de Europa en- America espa1 ola:-
4 Intercanabio de nuestra cultura con II
cultUra ell Arte esranoles:-El an1eri-
canismo politico territorial: l:-Altami-
ra Posada Zamacois:-Andres Con !.
zalez Blanco en- ell pensamiento cultd-
raj de America espanola:-Floreciente
movimiento f::Etelectual en- Espa1a:-An
dres Gorzalez Blanco, espafol con Ia
clara vision de America futura:- Inter6s
de Espa1a por la convivencia intelec-
tual con America espanola: -Espa6ole5
'por linaje por Historia:-Sa-as y Fe
rre en- la soci3logia espafiola:-Un lbro
vas destructores de la unidad de AI16-
RIGA Espafia a trax6s del pensamien-
to:-Dor Marcelino Menendez Pelayo
y don Juan Valera y Pic Baroja:-sus
juicios .tacafios de justicia para Ell pen
samiento la cultura iberoamericana;
Andres Gonzalez Blanco en- franca
simpatia para Ell pensaniento iberoame-
ricano:-Causas del Ideal revoluciona-
rio en- America y razon de su Indepenaen
( O1s1s--14h 0CVO4OC4OA eb4ASNS-Vs SGSO-A 4
derancia pclitica de America:-Su des-
arrollo en- la Republica:-El fen6neno
de la revQluc.6r, constante en- los pue-
bios iberoamericanos:- Atavismos de II
conquista y de su civifzaci6n:-Don Sal
vador Brau el Padre Las Cssas:-El
individualismo iberoamericano La Die
y D. - -
dos Unidos en- la vida iberoamer.cana:
-Su attraction y sgst vinculos continenta
/. les;--El pensamierto de America espa-
fiola.ALos pro1uctores de pensam. ento:
Representatives. caacter del III
po sus vinculos onocidos:-Perma
nencia del espiritu de Espana en- Ame-
RIGA espanola:- Conviversia de espafio-
les iberoamericanos:- Francisco
Garcia Ca,der61 en- & latinismo de Anne
RIGA: DOM Manuel Ugarte en- la nuev}
ccrriente de IDEAS acerca de la raza;--.
Don jose de Ingenieros:- nueva gens
racion intellectual espafola; Don joss
de Diego la Academia Antillana: Ell
ideal de la raza: Vicente Balbas Capo
en- este movimiento de ideas;-H Ba-
rriobero y Herran y la inquina de. algu-
nos espaiioles para America Espanola:
-MovimieRto visitador de los artistas
~ pensadores espaiioles al intelecsuahs
mo beroamericano:-El poeta Francisco
(Continua en- la pagIna ocno.)
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MAS INFORMACION PoR CABLE
FRANCES

PARIS, abrii 25- ri per 6dico lie
Matin' dsnuncis Ia MEJoRA politica
de Alemania. pues pcTjudica mueho .
los interesss de los paisss ailadoa. y
a Ia vez MEGA tres eonvenios. , son;
l. Aemania .satarA de snviar a
los Estados Unidos para qEe sa hle 81
montante de la deuda dc Ia naci6n ven
cida.
a. Fl triunfo dc Ia partida de- Ios
Estados Unidos pars dotar dos uneas
de replica es constituida pOr iss prs-
posiciones enviadas directamsntc a -
comisi6n de Representatives. con E. 6i.les
fin de reconstruir las regioEes dovas-
tadas.
En- resumen eta noiicia--dicsn lss
peri6dicos de Ia capital ingissa--lau :
demostrar que Aiemania ovate avn >.
pago, y mas cue sl page, Ia spi.eaeisa
de nuevas saneiones. 10 qus no pefml.
tirA que ella permanezca largo tempe
en- su condici6n actual.
lie Masin' rechasa Ia manlobrl ss
Alemania. que se ssfuerEa en- dcn1rsF
el problema de indomnizaeionss hsftt
que el doctor sluons diriia su memo.
randum. ssi cone srmbitn " ass lcns
e. ex-Tmperio en- hablar acerca de las
regiones devastadas.
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BARo ETERNo

En el Rio "Portugu6s''. de Ponce.
persci6 ahogado Jesus sabater. en- mo.
meE tos en- que se bahaba.
Ramon PudOr que aeompaaaba q sa-
later. fus el primeTo cue ss di6 euenta
eel desgTaciado suces-.
Y dics- cue sl Pudor se ''TubsF 40"
al yer a su amigo desnudo nusFto
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Ell gran critico:-Andres Gonzalez
BIanco:-El falso creador literario y ar
tistico :-Manera critica de Andres Con
z$lez Blanco: :--Elogio de Andres Con-
zalez Bianco a don Julio Cejador:-La
obra de don Julio Cejador:-El pol1gra
fo y ell critico:-Disposiciones de An
dres Gonzalez Blanco para la critica
literaria Ell creador:-La Critica ar
tistica Andres Gonzalez Blanco y sus
orlentaciones menta.es:-El esteta:-Su
intensidad:-- --Su amenidsd:-El psico'o-
gc:-El erudito:-Su culto la belleza:
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UN ALAMBroUE I'm Ell PAsro

Er tcrrenos dc Ia hacienda Uri6n. dc
Tonce. ha sid9 sneoHtTaio un siamb..
que. LIS sac fiotss ts Bae9 - d.eron
preeipits dameEse q Ia fusa. aitEAnioss
coEo u as eI a maissa. 81 yer Ia Pc
lic!a.
Fl alambiqus dss,ilabi a'sunas lAgri.
mas de alcohol. por habsFss dado eusuta
de qre le dcjaba4 sol3.
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LA CRITICA

OonsideraciorI.s generales:-Diversi-
dad de aspectos en- Ell ejercicio de la
critica:--Su ejercicio en- nuestro medic
ambiente: La desintegraci6n de sus va
res:-Andres Gonzalez Blanco la
crit1ca en- Espaha:-La mediocridad en-
privanza por NOR de una falsa critical
Les petulantes:-La soberbia del crea-
dor en- ley:-Funcion peculiar y depura
dora de la critica en- literatura:-Un ar
ticulo de Eugerio Astol:-Crisis de la
critica e1 esta isla:-Las falsas consa-
eraciones de la critical Opor .uuidad
del arsiculo de Astol:-El sabio en- la
critica:-Una critica elogiosa y era
derrimente:-Los odios de la critical
La gram&tica y ell uso del lenguaje:--o os
m:ldicicntes Y los envidioscs de II lite
ratura:-Los impresionistas: cri
ticos:-Los, ensayistas;-G6mez de Ba-
qucro la critical Desaciertos del i'm
presionismo:- o:-Desvios de la vision cri-
tica:-P6rez Cursis:--Su "Arquitec-
tura del verso:-Su irtolerancia l,tera-
ria: Improriedades desacier os de ex-
preston de Perez Y Curis:-Los perver-
SOS de la critica:-La critica de Clarin
de don Juan valera:-Andr6s Coma
lez Blanco compressor de la alta critica.
LA CRITICA DE ARTE
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Direction del psnsamiento critico:-La
critica de arte:-Sus formas:-La criti-
ca en- la ciencia y en, ell Arse;-Evolu-
ci6n de la crftica de arte:-Las especula
clones de la ciencia y la crftica de arte:
Iii hterato y Ell cientifco ante la obra
de arte: Critica literaria critica de
arte:-Andres Gonzalez Blanco EN- la
.teorfa de el critico:-El critico como
lirico;- Triunfo de 10 Intellectual de
10 sensible en- la crftica de arte:-As-
pectos til6siccs de la critica, como ciea
cia:-El arte y la ciencia:-El intelec-
tuahsmo en- la critical Considerations
de Andres Gonzalez Blanco: o:-Oscar
Wilde Y Ia crftica de Arte;-Andres Con
zalez Blanco critico eTninerte:
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Apreciaciones generales:-Los utilita
rios:-La gran belleza sensual:-La be-
lle2a espiritual:-Los dos simbplos de
G5ocor1a: belleza moral: :-Fealsas
apreciaciones de la Trascen-
dentalismo de La Belleza:
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lArENcroN. crUDADAxos,

Ell BrUNDo. ss vcnns ~ Il saI6n
Barberia "El Nodslo''. De aou san.
.iago Boniila
Sol s. Toa Alta. P r. A6vt.
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(Continla en- la pagfna ocno.D
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He aqui ell indice de la importan e
obra que, con ese titulo, publicara muy
promo en- Madrid ell talentoso escritor
sefior Lefebre; .a
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Andres Gonzalez Blanco


nuestros dias-Representativos de Ia in
teleotualisno penirsular:- Determinis-
mos del pensamiento espafol a trav6s de
la Historic: -Espaha y la civilizaci6r:
,-Conceptos acerca del proceso de 81
vida en- la communion cultural de Europa:
Espa1a desde Ell Siglo XVIII hasta II
Revolution de etiembre:-Don Adolfo
Posada don Joaquin Costa en- la re-
rovacion del, espiritu espanol:- Jo-
sc del Perojo y don Miguel de Unamuno
La crisis del mil ochocientos noventa
ocho:-Nuevas ldirecciones del sen
timiento espafiol hacia' la europe1zac-on: :
-consideraciones de Candido Ruinar:-
Ell genio espafiol:-Los rispanistas Fizt
maurice Kelly Alfredo Federico Schab:
La Espana de los arabes:-La poesla
arabe:-La poesia espafola:-La civi-
lizaci6n latina:-Dos Espafias en- lucha:
Ell Arte espaiiol en- el Nuevo Mundo;
Los artistas espa1oles:-Los pensado-
res soci6logos:-Co Conception de la Es-
pana en- Ell QUIJOTE:-La cultura y
su engrandecimiento:- Los romances:--
Don Manuel de la Revilla:-Don Marce-
limo Menendez Pelayo:-Don Julio Ceja
dor:-La Nueva Espana:-M Mul.ifornli
dad de contornos de la persoralidad e.
pafiora- Cuglielmo Ferrero y Ell NUT
DO LATINO: -Msgnifca orientaci6n
Gel genio cspafol:- sintesis:
PSICoLoGIA DE LA CULTURA IBE-
AnnrpTNAMA
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DE LA BELLEzA

III
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'IDEAS.

Acratismo hterario:-El- lugar comlIn
en- la literature: Los escritores del p1-
riodismo El escritor de simplezas:--.
Su senttdo de 10 bello:-Su fuerza crsa-
dora:-La forma a:-Aptitld :
ra escribir:-- FL sentido de la observa-
ci6n en- ell Observation-Disclosures que Ge
bera poseer ell escritor:- Sus tenden-
cias:-Su verdadera vision:-Lo encare
cido por Jacomo Leopardi:-Psicolosi IL
del pensamiento: La infuencia del acts
substituyendo al pensamiento:- Ell abu
SO de las lidades:-Infuencia de Ia
prensa sobre el lenguaje:-la dignidad
de las ideas:--El arte de la Forma:-Var
gas villa Ruben Dario:-El racioci-
nfo cientifcamente considerado:-El ra-
Sonamiento - FUNGI tnamiento racional
del pensamiento:- :-Orden etico de la
creaci6n:-El forjador de verdad y de
belleza:-La mediocridad:-Losg grega-
rios del ntelectualismo :-Nuestra AGRA
cia aphcada:--su gererosidad:-El en-
canto de 10 bello:-La Erase bella:-Jose
Enrique Rod6:-Don Pedro A de Alar
con La belleza de la forma:-Acra-
tismo eador:--Andr6s Gonzalez Blan-
CO preconizador de la paradojas
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tual scaen adellnte compaarra del
cOneurso atlttico anual Dc las ecue
las de Puerto Rico.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
ANGLO TALKING UNION
LOSES PRESIDENT TAFT
New Justice Felicitates Body
on Its Third Birthday.

A letter from William II. Taft resign
ing the presidency Of the English
Speaking Union, because of his new
duties as Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court. was received by the organization
yesterday. IT was sent from Montreal
and expressed hope in the favorable
outcome of the approaching disarma-
ment conference. 1t follows:
'T felicitate the Union on its third
birthday. Its great object Is to cement
the friendship between the United States
and the British Empire by softening
asperities and removing misunderstand-
ings due to disaf1scted groups In both
countries. This object was never more
important than just now. On the friend
ship and the useful cooperation of the
two great peoples depends In large
measure the continued peace of the
world The coming conference to con-
siddr aand recommend n plan for naval
disarmament is most auspicious. May
IL be the beginning of great world
movement to lessen the swords and in
crease the pioughshares
n have been honored with the presi-
dency Of the American branch. and ~
association Of my name with that of
Mr. Balfour as president OF the British
branch. I regret that my new judicial
office requires me 10 ask the Union to
accept my resignation and to elect
now American president"
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
NEW SHIP AMERICAN LEGION
MAKES Fl KNOTS IN TRIAL
Speed of Vessel Just Completed by New York Ship
Building Corporation Exceeds Requirements of
Contractor South American Trade.

over 10 the Munson Line by the Ship
ping Board, and, according to F. C. Mum
son, president of the line. which will
operate It to South American ports, ii
will leave about July II for New York
preparatory to sailing on it's maiden
voyage TO South American ports on
July 81. The vessel is a combination
passenger and cargo carrier, 535 feet
long and 21. 800 tons displacement
The American Legion guests held a
session on the ship. Col. Henry D.
Lindsey of Dallas. Texas, presided and
expressed gratitude to the shipbullding
firm for having built such a fine ship
10 be named after the American Lee
gion. He also presented to President
Munson the original bronze cast of the
American Legion emblem, nine inches
in diameter, which will be mounted and
placed on the ship.
President NJ. A. Neeland of the Ship
building Corporation announced that he
will have a tablet with a preamble of
the constitution of the organization
placed on the ship. as suggested by
Major John y. Emery, the National
Commander
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
CHICAGO REFERENDUM
OPPOSES SALES TAX
Business Men Would Keep
Luxury Assessment.

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HErMp.
CHICAGO, July s.-Sentiment favoring
the retention of the taxes on automobiles.
musical instruments. jewelry and other
"luxuries'' and a negative decision on
the question of a sales tax are revealed
by a. referendum vote taken by the Chi
cago Association of Commerce. tabulated
to-day.
The vote was taken at the requeset of
the Chamber or Commerce OF the United
States. which is conducting a national
referendum on the question. OF the
2.22s business men who voted CAT fa-
vored repeal of the luxury taxes and
LILO voted for their retention. On the
question do you favor a tax on sales
of goods, wares and merchandise, when
ever sold by the producer, fabricator.
wholesaler or retailer" the vote was !:
Yes. 1888: No, 1889.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10

ing on the stronger spirit of cooperation
existing between employers and workers
in most of the French Industries, l feel
confident that Germanys efforts TO ran
som her war defeat by economic victory
will not be fruitful"
Concluding. NJ. Schneider fatty refuted
common criticism that the French indus
tries have not been progressive. Most
Americans have very Incorrect ideas as
to how we conduct business" he said.
I'VE have been depicted as a purely ag-
ricultural nation, carrying on few in
dustrfes with only negligible attention to
modern methods.
"a visit to Creusot or other Schneider
works will show this to be inexact We
are fully alive to the benefits of the
Taylor and other systems of scientific
management We study the betterment
of our Industrial relations as do the
Keelys or any other manufacturers. In
fact many methods now called modern
have been used in France for the last
half century. This has given a better
understanding among our employees
than is'found in most nations.
"As n result, in Creusot we have not
had a strike for nearly thirty three
years, and only two in a century, and
then only for the purpose of realizing a
system which would permit greater col
laboration between the workers and
those Immediately directing them.
"In addition the schools movement
started by my grandfather, the founder
of the Schneider interests in 1880. is now
spread through France, most of the big
industries having their own technical
and professional apprenticeship courses.
equivalent to the training In manual
high schools in the United States and
preparatory university work.
I'VE have adopted a plan Of watching
the lower classes closely and If at the
end of the first few weeks the students
90 not show aptitude for the higher
studies they are directed towards ap-
premiership under the best conditions.
This gives another reason why we are
not losing faith in the future, as our
factories and mills and offices are being
developed along the line of economic
companionship, with the sons of our low
est grades of labor fitting themselves
systematically to occupy the highest po-
sitions of trust for the benefit of France
as well as our own"
The New York herald., 1921-07-10

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9.-The new
steamship American Legion returned to
the yard of the New York shipbuilding
Corporation in Camden to-day after q
trial trip in which she made twenty
and rine-tenths knots. exceeding It's
contract speed by more than three
knots. Commander V. v. Woodward,
head of the official trial board, after
the trip ended, sent telegram to Com
mander r. D. Gatewood. chief of the
Bureau of Construction. as follows;
THE ship completed all trials salts
factorily. Standardization highest sin
gle run 20.9; average for three best
runs, 1851. Vessel will be ready to
meet sailing date set by Munson Steam
ship Company and the workmanship and
finish of vessel reflects great credit
on the builders"
The attainment of nearly twenty -one
knots made by the vessel was consid-
cred most remarkable. as the contract
required only speed of seventeen and
a half knot
On Monday the ship will be turned
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
NIT to the Western Union for that pur-

NIT TO the Western Union for that pur-
pose, as was reported.
The Western Union Company. through
its counsel to-day in the Supreme Court
of the District of Columbia. withdrew
its suit against the Navy Department. in
which It sought to compel the depart
ment to issue a permit for extending
certain cables on the Biscayne Bay, in
Florida
The main principles in the suit dis
missed are involved in another suit by
the company against the Government
dealing directly with the Miami project.
This suit Is now In the Supreme Court
OF the United States and under agree
ment it has been advanced on the caleu-
dar.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10

ing in the first three named States were
reduced from 6,552 to 2.215, II wa4
stated. and those IN the other two States
from 5.633 70 s22.
by August H. said the boards an.
nouncement. st is expected the number
Of cases pending action win be very
small"
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
PERMIT FOR MIAMI
CABLE NOT GRANTED
No Change in Status of U. s.
Dispute With the West
ern Union.
ipecial Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD

Special Despatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., July 0. J
There has been no change in the status
of the controversy between the Western
Union Company and the Government
over the refusal Of the authorities to per-
NIT the landing of a cable at Miami
which would connect with the British
cable at Barbados, 1t was authoritative
ly stated at the State Department to-
day.
The department, IL was said, has not
yet recommended the granting of a per-
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
PERU AND ECUADOR
AGAIN NEAR BREAK
Former Country Recalls Its
Charge d'Affaires.
BIZ The Associated Press.

GUAYAoUIL, Ecuador, July 9.-Folow-
ing the official refusal OF the Ecuador
ian Government to send delegation to
Peru for the celebration Of the centen-
airy of<that country's Independence, AL
berto Bressani, Peruvian Charge d'Af-
faires here, has been instructed by his
Government to leave Ecuador.
The Ecuadorian newspapers advise
similar action by Ecuador. saying that
relations between the two countries had
been broken.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
GREEKS START DRIVE
ALONG USHAk SECTOR
Offensive Begun, Says Report
From Constontinople.
Ia the Associated Press.

CoNsTANTINoPLE. July S.-According
to an unconfrmed report emanating
from Greek official circles tonight the
Greek offensive against the Turkish
began this morning in the
Ushak sector.
The sector lies just to the west of the
Bagdad railway. about midway the
Anatolian peninsula.
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
VOCATIONAL BOARD KEPT BUSY
Big Reduction of Cases Pending in
New York Is Reported.

WAsHINoToN, July "a reduction OF
s.14S in the cases pending for action in
New York. New Jersey, Connecticut,
Pennsylvania and Delaware during the
period from June 10 to July ! was an
nounced to-day by the Federal Board
for Vocational Education. Cases pend
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
FRENCH GUN MAKER
HAS CONFIDENCE in
COUNTRY'S FUTURE
Eugene Schneider Feels OPP
timistic on Industrial
Outlook for Nation.
PEAK OF CRISIS IS PAST
France Is Economically
Sound and Mastering
Financial Problems.
PRODUCTION INCREASING
German Commerce Competing,
but French Are Able to
Meet Rivals.
PEAK OF CRISIS IS PAST
PRODUCTION INCREASING

Special Gable TO THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1891, by THE New YORK HERALD
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
PdneHed Satin Pefffcodts
800

Soft, fine, tubbable satin with scaloped
edge and embroidered spray in the front.
Shadow proof for it is panelled back and
front In white only.
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Lace Trimmed Toile B[ouses
RI
Women's Norelfy Silk Skirts
1000

Block and check weaves in novelty silk
white plated crepe de chine with SASH
white fannels with patch pockets Simple
models, belted and button trimmed. For
women or misses.
THIRD FLOOR
The New York herald., 1921-07-10
Womem's 'Woolspan. Jersey Coat
1850
White Sport Oxfords
$50

Genuine white buckskin with rubber SC
spring heel. An unusually smart sh'
comfortable and good looking. A typi
Best s. Company shoe value.
THIRD FLOOR
The New York herald., 1921-07-10

Of fine imported gingham in red, green
black, or brown and gold checks. Sleeve.
and v neck finished with bias binding
Sizes Ia, l6 and l8 years.
SECOND FLOOR