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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-18

his name To- George Dustis Corcnran M
order TO perp1tuatu The name or his
grandfather, who LETT no descendanta
bearing the name OF Corcoran.
The recornt OF ballots in The Miohi-
gai Senatorial election OF 1918. iuat
finished by the Senate Elections Com
ailttee. left Sepator No~hrrry, Repub-
iican. with a plurality OF 4ss4 over
Henry Ford,
President Wilson's furniture ana
personal effects were being Transferred
iaat week from his old home in New
Jersey TO the home recently purchased
by him. 2S40 w Street. Northwest, l.
Washington
Four hundred and sixty eight tons
of money representing slS,299,g 24 Ia
gold. silver. nickel, and copper, have
been safely transferred from the sub
treasury az Philadelphia 20 the FederAr
Bank and the mint.
a structural iron worker. who fell
from the top OF n new sixteen -stery
building in New York LAST week, re-
ported for work the following day. His
fall was broken by u canvas debris 70
ceptable at the nth tier,
Arthur w. and Floyd l.. Carr, cows
ins. kidnapers OF Mrs. Gladys Wither-
oil OF Los Angeles. Cal. who held her
for six days In an attempt Ia cxtsrt
$780, 900 from her husband, have been
convicted and sentenced to terms OF
from ten years 10 life in San euentia,
Ponitontiary.
President Wilson has refused the re-
quest OF railroad lahor uniana thn. a.
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LEDOCIO AND ADAMS

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FALLSBURG

( Brother Kincaid filled his regular
appointment here Sunday, Feb. 10.
Harry Yates has moved In the house
with his father, who IL very sick with
pneumonia,
Allie Doolcy was calling on Lizzie
Dyer Saturday.
JEFF Colllnsworth passed through
here ono day last week
Hazel Jordan who has been sick is
better.
Mr.. and Mrs Forest Damron went
to Louisa last week.
Luvivian Skeens has pneumonia
Alvin Short made business "Trip to
Potter one day last week
Belvie Adkins Is spending this week
with her sister at this place.
Bertha Cooksey and May Schroeder
were the guests OF Casa Austin Fri
day.
Bill Dyer who has had rheumatism
Is able TO be out again.
We are sorry to hear OF Louise Col
llnsworth being sick. She was taken
10 Ashland Sunday FOR treatment
Mona May Cooksey was the gnest OF
Essie Mann Saturday.
Ella Carter and son Carter of Yates
vile were visiting her brother Harve
Carter of this place last week.
Mrs Minnie Campbell OF Kenova,
who has been here for some ;!Tnc WITH
Ter mother, Mrs. Sarah Yates. who has
pneumonia has returned home
Miss Lizzie Austin attended church
nere Sunday.
Nellie Gaines was shopping here
Thursday
Liza Savage of E.step was visiting
ser sister, Mrs Lille Jordan. Sunday
w. d. Jordan was in Louisa Mon
lay. PANSY
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GLENWOOD

Lee Wright was in Louisa last week.
Vincent Belcher has returned to
indianapolis after a few weeks visit to
home folks here,
Forest Twinam arrived here from
Columbus last week for visit to Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Rife.
Miss Grace Belcher is visiting rela-
tives at Huntington, Portsmouth and
Ashland.
Mrs. J. +. Banfeld and daughter
Little Miss Ruth, and Miss Monnie
Handley are guests of relatives in
Louisa and Potter.
Miss Matte Webb went to Ashland
last week to visit friends
ED Taylor was a business caller in
Louisa last week
Will McGlothlin is reported seriously
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i'll at his home at Estep with heart
trouble.
Miss Norma Taylor has returned
home from a visit to Miss Ada Fannin
at Estep,
Sherman Reeves, of Denton. was a
recent caller at G. b. Belcher's.
j. F., Trlplett, of Spring Creek, was
the guest of Jas, Taylor Saturday,
Alonzo Queen was in Ashland last
week
Clifford Belcher, who has been very
III with infiammatory rheumatism, is
able to be out again.
Mrs. Laura Fannin and children of
Columbus, are guests of Elias Justus
and family.
Dewey Taylor was calling on friends
At Baker Saturday night and Sunday.
Miss Beulah Miller is visiting her
grandparents in Greenup. county.
Ercil Taylor attended singing at
Straight Creek Sunday.
Webb Roberts passed here Saturday
en- route to Bear Creek
Red" bloomsbury is our new mail
carrier from Denton to Vessie.
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PATRICK

The death angel visited tho home Of
Mr.. and Mrs Julius Williamson on
Monday night, Feb. II, at . o'clock
and took from them their beloved son
Ernest. Pneumonia was the cause OF
his death. He will be greatly missed
here by his friends and relatives He
was laid TO rest in the family grave
yard. Loving hands did all for him
they could. but God called him home
to suffer no more.
Ernest is parted from us forever.
Oh how we win miss him; we loved
him so, our neighbor BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson wish TO
thank their many friends Ter the kind
ness and sympathy shown them by
friends during his Illness and death.
A FRIEND.
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Ns&zMtE0ltgIk&NgstRl

May 80, 1920
FROM FORT GAY
East Bound
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-18

PENSIONS
Soldiers u tho SPANISH American
war may aeH have title to pension OF
$i2 90 sac per month under the NEW
Law BlaukE ard full instructions
free. Also. widows 90 said soldiers
may have title 70 pension under act Of
july 10, 1915 Wt.te nov
EMORY. j. 2KAoeS. Atty.
Nat Soldiers Home. Virginia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-02-18
100 Acre Farm
. Near Louisa for Sale

~ miles from Louisa, about is acroa
bottom, residence almost new would
cost $4,000 70 btiild nov. Good barn.
number OF fruit trees, good grazing
lands timber enough 10 keep I'D tie
place. Natural gas In the house at no
cost for fuel and lights This faaturo
alone il worth hail the price OF tho
place In the course OF years. OH rights
RESERVED Easy terms on deferred pay
ments II desired Apply to coNI.sY
4 BURGESS. Louisa. Ky. AIS
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REAL ESTATE
]. P, GARTIN, Louisa, Ky.
General Dealer

! BUY and SELL REAL ESTATE
Of all kinds, Also. will handle property
on commission. II you want to buy
or sell TOWN or COUNTRY PROP.
ERTY, call on mo.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22
WANTED-SAIEsMEN


WANTED-Several live, hustling statesmen
with car preferredl for this territory
and state, in sale of new standard made
guaranteed 5000 miles. auto tires, offered
to dealers at competitive low prices. We
back you up right with big commissions
Harrison Fire Factory. Hammond. Ind
SALESMEN-Ford heater for open or
closed car retails $3.50: installed in )
min Cheapest and best on market. Sell
garage and owner, 1907 profit. exclusive
territory. Get "One FREE offer" Ma
uOnal Laboratories, Inc, 11J Summit
Cherry Bldg. Toledo. o.
YOUNG MEN, between ages 2O-24. special
worker. Apply sunday, 200 p. m. Hotel
Commerce, room 41G, Mr.. Capito. You who
have applied before, call again, and YOU
will be given preference
SPECIALITY salesman, man or woman
Capable of earning at least $500 per
month. Exclusive territory. Universal
demand among business and professional
people. Full time or side line. Universal
House. Philadelphia.
SALESMEN-Big money selling nursery
stock this year. Cost nothing to repre-
sent us. Instructions and selling outfit
free. Write Immediately. GRAHAM
NURSERY COMPANY. Rochester, n. Y.
Statesmen - Sell guaranteed hosiery
Wholesale to consumer; make big
money; six pairs samples and complete
outfit sent prepaid for 99c. Mishawaka
Hosiery Co. Mishawaka. Ind.
MAKE 100000 to $4,000 per month distrib-
uting Speedoline; easy, permanent work
exclusive territory: automobile free. Write
for particulars. SPEEDOLINE CO. Dent
1I2. Dallas. Texas
% MILES per gallon made with new
particulars. Staransky Vaporizer Co,
PUkawana. s. d.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE,
EXCHANGE-Large Kissel sedan car
finest kind of condition. most new !;
want or room house, west side and
will pay some cash difference. Furman's
Real Estate, JOG West Sth.
TO EXCHANGES a. farm about 90
miles from Topeka, wants general mdse.
stock or would exchange for Topeka resi-
dence or suburb. property. Address 402
Thomas. Phone 220S XII.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE lots and
n-roOm house east side; want good car
and some cash; will carry back $3.50.
Furmans Real Estate, Jog West sth.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs


FOR RENT-Two nice unfurnished light
housekeeping rooms. Phone 61T0 J.
FOR RENT-TvO rooms, $3.50 per month
Call Black 2441.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22

WANTED-Man with team or auto 10 sell
Our products direct to consumer. Also
men and women for city work. McCOnnon
Z. WiuDun Mimi.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-12O acre improved
farm, 40 or so acre farm preferred. Dor
Clawer. r. T. D.. No. 1, Emmett. Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22
WANTED-FEMALL HELP


HIGH CLASS women having sales ability,
experience not required. inquire about
excellent selling proposition in Topeka and
vicinity Careful training and instruc-
ton given without charge; , or sales
per day average $500 commissions; can
try out without investing a penny and
without giving up any position that you
interview. Give phone number. Address
Mrs. 0. L. Scudder. 312 w. Sth St, Topeka
Kan.
.WANTED-White women to wash dishes
in hotel, 200 miles west, $40 mo-, board
and room, Ry. fare advanced; two women
cooks; Mattresses housekeepers; laundry
help; kitchen help: private family girls.
Furman's Employment Office, LOG West Sth
WANTED-2j experienced dining room
and lunch counter girls, good wages
women cooks; prive family help; house
keeper; 2nd cooks; kitchen help; laundry,
women; man and wife, farm work. no fur
niture. Furmans Employment Office, LOG
West Sth.
L. S. GOVERNMENT wants hundreds
girls-wOmen over Il. Steady. No lay
offs. $40 to S195 month. Paid vacation.
Common education sufficient. List post
lions free. Write Immediately. Franklin
YOUNG WOMAN adaptable book store !;
also bindery work Pendry's Book Store,
Sixth and Jackson (mOyed.)
WANTED-Girl or woman to keep in store
and wait on tables. Graley's Delicatssen,
620 West 9th.
WANTED-Young lady for cigar stand.
Call at Managers office. National hotel.
GOOD white girl for general homework,
in family. no washings- Phone 124T.
IVA NTED-Waitresses Bates & Capps'
Cafe.
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FOR SALE-PFT STOCK.
FOR sALE0Persian kittens. Phone 40O6C:
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CIDER
PHONE S17S.

DIAMOND BOTTLING WORKS.
FOR SALE-531 Kansas avenue, new and
used L. S. government blankets. sheets.
towels. underwear, shoes, trunks, coats and
O. u. army coats.
FANCY ROMAN BEAUTY APPLIES
Bushel basket, S2.35 Lay in your win
ter supply now. Peoples Market. 209 Kan
sas avenue.
PENDRY'S BOOKSTORE. Sixth and Jack
son (moved). All books. new and used.
School books bought, sold, exchanged.
FOR SALE-Watches. clocks. diamonds,
jewelry, cut glass and silverware. Arm
strong Jewelry Co. 400 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-TwO 3S-in. cast iron hot wa
ter radiators, 3 columns. one 60 #. and
one 40 it. 25c #. Phone 141.
TATOES-Hand- picked sorted. 81 %
per hundred Id. Updegraff & Son, two
miles west Of Shorey-
FOR SALE at Jess Willard farm. 5 miles
east of Topeka, good winter potatoes.
irish cobblers and red rivers SIS per bu.
CANNED FRUIT; all kinds of furniture of
four-room house. Phone 539T J. POS
TAYLOR street.
FOR SALE-One set of furs and other
clothing, practically all new. 800 West
GOOD POTATOES. roc bushel. HAYNES
farm. two miles north Granville
POTATOES. 6jc a busheI; half mile east Of
Lyman school Phone 1880 NJ.
FOR SALE-Man's bicycle, in first class
condition. $50. 1888 Lane.
HURRY-UP TRANSFER co. Phone 226.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22
WANTED-AGENTs


No DULL TIMES SELLING FOOD.
People must eat Federal distributors
make big profits. $1,000 yearly and up. No
capital or experience needed-Guaranteed
sales, unsOld goods can be returned Your
ness-repeat orders sure. Exclusive ter
territory. Write Federal Pure Food Co,
Chicago.
AGENTS-Big money taking orders Over
coats, pants, blankets, direct Wooden
week. PinOcci makes 500 per week No
capital required. Complete outfit free
TAYLOR, WELLS. 2T4O n. Paulina, Chi
cage
WANTED-Sales agents. Both sexes. Cap
llal or experience unnecessary. Qualifi-
cations, common sense and willingness to
Mfg. Supply, Akron, Ohio.
AGENTS-9Oc an hour to advertise and
distribute samples to consumer Write
quick Tor territory and particulars Albert
NILS General Manager, 4T40 American
ENTs-aIake $50 to $40 daily selling
our new beautiful 81 combination for
SOC agents price only Ice Easiest. quick
est seller ever offered. United Soap Works.
81 Park Place, n. Y.
LADIES wave your own hair or work for
sthers Instructions and outfit So
Agents wanted. Chicago Permanent Wave
Co, 10 baltimore Bldg, Chicago.
SELL famous flying horses selfpropeIIed
child eNercisers, latest sensation in the
toy line. Send 1925 for sample The Lie
big Co. Beaver Dam. Wis
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COUPE
FOR sALE-KANsAs FARMS.


FOR SALE-320 acres, well improved. in
Stanton Co.. lays at forks Of two creeks
100 acres in cultivation, 160 acres fenced,
all rich smooth land every foot can be
cultivated, unlimited water at 35 feet. 5
room frame house, barn 3Ox40 it. driveway
place for grain and stock; price S25 per
acre; clear: terms. Furman's Real Estate,
LOG West Sth.
FOR SALE-Improved so acres near OILS
berg, Kan, good land. lays fine. house,
barn, Gaze, > wells. windmill, old shade
and evergreen trees: 40 acres in cultiva-
ton, balance meadow and pasture; fences !:
price $25 per acre, carry 81 500; make Of
fer. Furman's Real Estate, log West Sth
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


WE PAY the highest price for cast off
clothing, shoes. hats and overcoats. Drop
us a card or call Gordon Brothers Loan
Office. 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1913
WE PAY the highest price for cast off
clothing, shoes, hats and Overcoats. Drop
us a card or call Scrinopski, 410 Kansas
ave. Phone 1645.
WANTED-Harvard Classics, Book of
knowledge, international Brittanica
9th edition). Pendry's Bookstore, Sixth
and Jackson
WANTED to hear from owner Of farm or
unimproved land for sale. Mrs. W.
Hipark, Des Moines Ia.
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FOR sALE-Uv PROPERTY


MUST SELL before November 1st-Central
Park district, beautifully located, Z
rooms, strictly modern, reception hall, liv-
ing room with CRATE, dining room and
kitchen, bedrooms, sewing room and bath
in white enamel, IL lots, barn, garage
Phone Red 4O9l.
FOR SALE-Good five-room house, partly
modern, choice location, handy for Rock
Island man, bargain. S. 100. Five-room.
modern cottage, $3.50 Six-room, mod
ern house. S3,1O0 Fiveroom cottage,
walking distance, $1,000 Blair. Phone
70J
FOR SALE-My home, modern,
am leaving city. Chas. Flick,
1899 West st.
FOR SALE-By owner, near Third and
Taylor street, 11A lots, rooms. modern
except furnace; electricity, gas, water, els
tern, we'll garage; some fruit; outbuild-
ings. $1,000. Call White 1910.
CLAY ST.-Bargain, Broom cottage. strict
Iy modern, large bath room, good attic,
cistern, garage, back yard fenced. See
owner. III Clay St
MODERN BUNGALOW. rooms, attic.
full basement, chicken house, garage,
some fruit. 2027 Lincoln.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs
BUICK TOURING, 1920

Here is a good running car with lots
of pep and power. Will get out on
the road and travel with any of them.
Has five nearly new tires. You will
have to hurry to get this one as it is
priced to sell quick. $s25.00 will
buy it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22
MALE AND FEMALE.

MAN OR WOMAN WANTED. salary sac
fun time, Zoe an hour spare time, selling
guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience
unnecessary. international Mills, Norris
town Pa
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FURNIsHED APARTNIENTs.

~--~---@~-----------~---
-FOUR rooms, 2nd floor, 22O w. 9th ave,
newly painted and papered, modern and
pleasant: satisfactory references required.
Inquire LIST floor.
3Oi WEST EIGHTH-Close in, modern fur
nished apartment, two rooms, private
bath everything furnished; furnace heat
no children.
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FOR RENT-HOUsES


FOR RENT-SiX-room house, electric
lights, city water, gas, barn, garage.
1890 Harrison. two blocks to line.
Phone White 4S9S
FOR RENT-7-room house, not modern,
California ave, So month. Phone CO..
FOR RENT-4-room cottage Ill Eas. 18th.
Phone 3371.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
PREGUNTAS PRACTICAS.

IA eSOsa entaba vorcio, Teconcila esposo
No nsiste acon desuGs cometiendo nf
acos los deron al dyorco Puede entab
de dvoco aegando los aco anteriores primera
c6n?-Soto Ortiz, 27 Dec p. r. 50.
Puede esposa que ha enablao ivocio reclamar
marlo accin collateral de amenos provsionales
de honoarios de abogado pendente lite? Puee aboga
cObrar por evcos el de pea acn de vorc
Ia posa?-WOlker VS.. Mason, % Dee p. II. 27S.
SA aiende todos deberes de esposo cuida
b. esposa pero yve ella :Puede demandario po
vOrcio?-Catinch vs. Catinchi - Dec. T. r. AS s
4Puede Core orenar la suspension del procedimet
acc6n de dyoco hasa ell demandane eposite m
expensas la Corte?-Carbalo Rossy 27 Dec p
5A esposa, tnen entabada una demanda de ivorco
esposo b. An de ell juco A c. hjo de A. Il
quiere segur la aecon lue haa Ud?Celis Mendez
p. r. 90.
6A esposo sufre prsidn asesinato esposa ena
c dyorcio. Ell obernador ndua al espoo dspues que
ha sdo ndutado enaba aeeion de dorcio hasada
de esposo A. sPuede hacerlo?-7 Ira. (N.s) s272.
"A esposo matraa inlumanamente hiios. B, cspo
10 emanda por marato pde dvorcio ;Que U
20 rel. St7.
Sh esposo despide B, esposa, por hallara pue
sPuede b enablar dyorcio Morales Rvea Dec. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

I~iias .cyerisiInas cravitaian sohgc
q poriidor de Ia correspondence.
Tan:o. que Ia nn.iiscac.a q L. len.i-
rud lo cxr1nlan u Ia c;iTcel =, b;is-
ton. riHnci~,o So RIA hiZn grabar st-
i;t Fl r:iriaIacin ';c los corrc0s. q a
lt.,rnta "Apri>a aprisa. No,anco dfl
y uGclic. pc;ia de Ia horc;t. Pe.a
aue pccaha lor cXcc>iya. 81 Sc picn>a
dl,' 81 hhniii0r c0rrc1. con la tru -
rcia al iiancn Y cahallero rn uu cor
cci cuhicrto con ariIe>cs dc pelo 'ie
TETON. e.uplaaba SOLO cuatro dfas d
Ncacgi;) Il ROMA rccurriendo caminCS
pt>imo. in'r> tados dc ladroncs V sa,:.i
l.,utos. Ah0ra con los frrrocarrilc- y
lo> "erop.ano>. cl Seryicio So lfa
acrlcradp ccnsidorah!cncatc. perO q
cambio. In diligel,e.a do los emnlead6
Ia ha crccido paralrauicn;e. ST Og3.6-
dco De los 'raS>i del CGrncilo' tOma-
dco DO los Tejnnes dol Cucrnol. asT
tcpaSadn dc Tottuato del mismc ape
Hide. p intr"duct0r de los corrcos eIi
Europa. como 10 prueha el cml,,cna
de ia familia de este tan TETON, pgle-
este >igniiica "Tasso" On italiano.
una corActl q III cllerno. pues o>to,
Sig:titica: "Corncllc). resucitase alo-
ri Y yicra el seIvicio postal de Is
tiempos que corren, Sc quedarfa ad-
milado SIN duda. de les adeIantos Ii
troiucidos on 81. pcro Sc doleria d.
Yer perhidas en- el cmpleado moderne,
Ia ,'cvoci6n la abnc@acijn del vie
jo "c0rreo'.
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Sordera y Ruidos en- la
Cabeza.

81 padece usted de- este, vaya
donde cuaIquier farmacia pids
CONCENTRATED SOURDAL. Gu
70 precio es 4,6 por lata. Este nue.
vo Eemedio produce una cura ca.
s.empre Immediate y sus pronto
efectos una cura permanente. Pc
nctra en- los sitios donde Sc asienta
el dolor y ha realizado curaciones
cOimpletas en- muchos casos en- que
Sc habian perdido las esperauzas
81 su droga;sta aan no ha recibido
el SOURDAL, no acepte ningIn
sus,ituto y 81 envie nm giro postal
para que le sea proporcionado di-
cho medicanisnto. "SOURDAL
DISTRIBUTING co. 80. STA
ITlON ROAD, CROYDON, SU-
RREY. ENG, y recihira IN pa
quote por correo. su direction.
e.eeees seee.see,eeeeee>eer>
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Al Margen de la Vida y de la Historic

FL cOlOso amarillo da seiialcs de dcs
pertar. La China habia dormid0 uIl
sEcn" Inilol.;s":o dcl que parecia que
80 i!'a nuHca a 6eSpertar. Ell el pas
Ioli.lc Sc clltivan las adorIlitleras.
;ldormecerse parccia la coS;l mas ra
Zonable. pcro ahorl el gigantic parcce
que SO despierta POGO Il POGO. 10 ell
rioso del caso aquf, reside en- que no
solo cs el elementO masculine el que
da mucstras de abrir los ojoS Ia
luz, Y de qucrer dcrramar In vista por
encima de las ingcntcS mtralaS de Ia
ratria. sino que las miSmas mujeres
chinaS parecen mOvidaS iclmlmentc
por estfmuloS dc civilization V progre
so. Paris, sicndo como es. III Ciudad-
Luz, atrae sObre tOdo, las maripo-
SOS del Celeste Imperio. Y va en- las
universidades, en- las academias en-
los conservatoriOs, Sc pueden YER cs
tudiantcsaS de los ojoS OblicuoS. Den
tro de brcye tempo, aunque lahOren
POGO en- clio, los diplomaticos los
c6nsules italianoS. Sc las vera tambiGn
en- Roma, Mil;in Y Florcncia. Va Ion
dres asiste al GXitO lie Ia Eva del
pals amarillo. Sc trata de In seilora
Wellington Koo, esposa del doctor
Koo, joven diplomdtico de solo 81 amos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24

DC edad. kiio dc TN mandarin que la
llcgado Il Ia capital de Inelatcrl.. con
cl car;ictcr dc Embajado La sonora
emba .iadora Sc ha conquistadO Il la
socielad in"i"sa. rs un cScogido cjcm
plar dc Ia flora fpmcnina cilinescl
habla trc.i q cuatro id.omas occidcn-
tales. ticnr cl ''Savoir faire'' de una
gentilisim;l DANA parisina. es miiSica
tic primela caiidad, V cn SIis Salone>
In sabidU reunir la elite lOndinen
So. La Celeste RcpubIicl Imperio (pue>
participa de los dos caractcreS9. c>ta
blcce pu;S, tiadici0nes diplomatiras :
/ dc clasico estilO. Diplomacia patricia
curopca ,adOrnAda con flores oricntl :
les. Lo qale no quicre dccir que el
jue@o de las intrigas diplomdticas So
! halle puntO de trocarse en- inocente.
HI que I'll perfume dc la feminidad de
Ia China sea una nueva garantia pa
I'll la paZ del mundo.
El pueblo dc Ia TERRA que soGrra-
mente Sc encuentra mas cercano al c>-
tado de saliva iiSmo. y por consiguicn-
te. Il los grupos prchist6ricos, cs Ia
tribu de los KubuS. habitantcs de las
Selvas vfrgenes dc In parte mcridiO-
nal del ssumatra, region cortada del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-24
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