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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20

10 que So dice-una prueba irrecllsable
de la conspiraci6n.
LA HAIA. enero 20.-Los diploma
ticoS aliados han pxigido n HoIanda
Il eXpulS' IN de los ITohenzollerns por
conspiraci6n contra 10 acorlado por
las potencias. II Gobierno holandes no
aa; re prOceler sin un detenidO anali-
lis del asun:O para dar una respuesta
a les aliados.
FlCME. enerO 20.--El poeta Gabriel
D'Annunzi0 ha salido el martes con
pasaporteS visadOs por las autoridades
italianas para Suiza, Grecia Y Francia.
BELFAST. enero 20.-Irlanda esta
bajo ell reinado del terror mas espan-
toso, principalmente Ia ciudad de Cork.
donde la agresividad del pueblo Y la
severidad de la tropa inglesa llega a
unos extremes horripilantes. En- muchas
ciudades sc libran todos los dfas san
grientOs combates. La situaci0n rs aho-
ra mucho mas grave de 10 que fue an
tes de Ia proclamation de la Ley Mar
cial.
Aunque el Gobierno ingles mantiene
una severa censura para las noticias
de Irlanda, los hechos que allf Sc suce-
den son tan terribles que escapan
toda fiscaliZaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20
Gustavo LE BON.

Ponce, enero 1S.-Libre va de la do
lencia que lie hacfa guardian CANA, otra
vez desempena sus labores oficiales
como sub-marshal de Ia Corte de JUS
ticia de este distrito, nuestro amigo
don Fernando Rodil.
-Sabemos que diariamente vista
la EXPOSITION de cHadros alberta en-
los salones del Club Deportivo de
Ponce por el celebrado pintor argenti-
no se1or Franciscovich, 10 mejor de
N sociedad ponceha.
-Afortunadamente, nuestro buen
amigo Simon Moret Gallart Sc encuen-
ira muy alentado en- la doleneia que
lie recluy6 en- el Hospital San Lucas,
noticia que todos hemos recibido muy
+contentos, porque don Simon Sc ha
conquistado el apreclo de este vecin-
dario.
"A los nombramientos para cargos
municipales de que hemos dado cuen-
ia hasta ahora, debemos afiadir los
siguientes: Don Felipe Maldonado, ell
popular Pipo Maldonado, Investigator
Municipal; don Ventura Barnes, Pa
gador Municipal; don Juan Collazo,
Asentista de la Plaza del Mercado.
Ell policia Benito Albelo ha pre-
sentado denuncia contra Juan Santa
go, acusandole de haber acometido ,
agredido a Jose Jov9 en- La Estaci6n
del Terrocarril, la tarde del viernes
tiltimo.
Sc encuentra en- esa capital, por
cuyo puerto emtArcara con rumbo a
Venezuela, nuestro muy querido ami
go don Luis Gual, quien reside en- d.
cha repdblica sudamericana desde ha-
&c algdn tempo y vino a esta isla pa
ra pasar una temporada junto a sus
familiares, domiciliados en- esa CAPT
tai, en- esta perla del Sur.
Fl amigo Gual dedfease a la cons
tucclon de pozos arteshnos ' goza
de gran credito professional ' social
en- las regiones donde le ccuocen, er
Venezuela.
LA noticia De que Ia sin rival
Fcousuelc Nayendia trsbajara en q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20
IA cENcl De Los NEG0nIg
PG Wilde lPssaaaIly WaHeeRR

la fa'ia sr ..nsTssasa e.. na A..
fIsTa uHIs rsal
a,sia a o. ,ie kff . sHuaIa la.
sseiu. u.h, aaiuifala gas ia ine ~.
"a msaaiia 49, sals.r - tlserafs
- hilos. iia In~asl', - = HPs ra
"a" So saanlAlan iimisss ii tarseis~A
~ 4 l~fia tlansar~. graMBe h,an-
hn ui VA Ao fuera ~ msi,is de
llsiA.d,
i,i'suia ius irahab,ss csn q mis-
u'a peI.~cian gue Il llu'sleFan o. ser
iisl. '''ionndes. pr maeSirgs "a Ia
masria.
Para mevcr una gran f7ieia no
apliqu IA csfuerzo al eie. sinO Ia
liania
--l.o que - aprende On diez aii0s.
:" aucde dcriI wee IN nn nlnuso.
-Ahurraras murhos aaeS de traba-
jo i Mllizas q uonocimien,o expe-
riencia de- los damAS iin de- princi-
piar p0r donde cllos acaharon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20
Rl&lnsE FEAsiHiryEuN

Rasgusk . FEAeaWfENFaN
No uasalA ~ sai.F a. uu asliaf
seiansaf" Psf las oHsas qu~ Is,,ea y
c,mprar-e s.m - s.ns ianA.isA lssF
ag'p'lis DE- ~ wrhs prasudo u dia
~ qur no - ueas
Ap.aia hai,lal - un arte
ie o.. mf fasei,s.s gur - hoRlsre
plHsle issssr
l''do ." qnr ha,sgno, uu ,>. cu ii
iondo, mas que un iral,ajo pisGaauaiu.
rio para algo mas slevRdo. Nuestra
ISrrSonalidad ~ desarrolla On propor.
cian del eSfnerzo que poDcmos en nues
tras Obras.
Toda coSa hien hecha cQuivalc a
un buen anuncio.
A muchos hOmhrcs 80 les clasiiica
por del,ajo De Su vcriadcro nivel. n
causa de sus incorrrcciones en- 81 len
guaje.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20
MIGUEL sTRoGOFF EN-, "EI.
TEMPO"

Ha entrado a formar parte de la
Redacci6n de "El Tiempo", nuestro
amigo Y compahero en- la prensa Lo-
renzo Padilla, que firma sus escritos
con el pseud6nimo HigueI Strogotf.
Dada su laboriosidad el Sr. Padilla
constituye una buena adquisic.5n que
lei TEMPO hace entire SUI personal
de redacci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20

Al ewfihir rsinf llnens. Ne fnia.
laps a. hacsr un nndlisls astenide nj
una lls1lracitn minnciosa 1e los fines
pafIi5kicos cue persigoe h Casa a
Ezpa1a en Pnesfo Rico".
Tan clarnmcnte Sc hsn expaesto
nanEllos en- distinfas ocasiones > cir
cunssancias, cue considersnos initil
esboxarl0s Dc nnero.
Pero, en- cambio. no nos paroce des-
caminado nj inoportnno hacer algnnas
consideraciones acerca del mismo te-
ina, este cs, precisar de un modo cla-
70 , terminante q por que dc h exis-
fencia de nuestra qnerida institution,
No ignoramos que hay en- el seno
De esfa colectividad algunos compa-
iseros lpocos, por fortuna), que, bien
por sus muchas ocupaciones, ora por
Ia escasa atenci6n que involuntaria-
mente han prestado hasta Il fecha a
nuestros actos de propaganda, no han
podido darse adn perfecta cuenta, de
forjarse una idea cabal, de 10 que sig-
nifca la "Casa de Espaha". Recono-
cen, 81, pues no Sc escapa clio a su
buen sentido y penetration, que ei fin
sustentado por esta Sociedad es me-
recedor de todo encomio v de ayuda,
mas no hay en- sus actuaciones el en-
peno y el entusiasmo que solo la to-
tai compenetraci6n con un ideal de-
termina.
Pues bien, hacia estos espfritus re-
zagados apaticos, que no Indifferent
tes, van encaminadas nuestras cordia-
les excitaciones, estas sinceras pala-
bras de conyencimiento v de estfmulo.
5Sabe listed, estimado conaratrio-
ia simpatizador, 10 que representa-
ra en- el mafanas su generoso concurso
de hoy, IL suma de ventajas y de bic
mes inapreciables que pueden obtener-
Sc para usted, en- particular, y para
todes nuestros asociados, en- general
mediante su valiosa y espontanea CO.
operaci6n3 ;Se ha dado usted exac-
ia cuenta de la magnitud de Ia obra
que proyectamos llevar cabO, con Ell
esfuerzo perseverance y el apoyo en-
tusiasta de todas las personas aman-
- - -.n.A.~ s,l,~T0
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20
"glSl DE- EPlll A PIl. RICO


h dinslh y msasssna lnhprs snlones
Aeatlnaaos . eiNcaar una gran N.
tip1nd a. lusees iicilos D a. eraae
IanHklcmpo. nnmbitn umplsark la
I~casA q Ezpaha" una gsAn pare ae
|sns acllsiaaaes = difundif h inslrue-
cibn, instalAnao para clio. en- nAlsnss
|rzpeciales. ckanaEAs a. comcwio. lido
mas rlcesara. a. acnerao son los ais.
isInns y pF6cficas mas modeEnAs del
Eundo comercial. lwnalmense dedi.
cara prefercnle afenci6n Il ejerito
de Ia Bencfcencia en- sas varias ma
niiczisciones. tales como el socoEro y
afecsnoso consnelO 4 los compatriotas
enfermos o caidos en- desgracia, ayu-
"a pecaniaria 4 los que han mencstcr
De ella. en- tai forma que no deba ha-
Der IN solo compahero desamparado,
ETC., etc.
Por ditimo, Ia Casa de Espaha"
nos ofrecera una nota simp&tica y al
tamente patri6tica: En- uno de sus es-
pltndidos salones y en- prOminente ST.
tic, instalara su residencia Official el
ConsuladO de Espaha en- Puerto Rico,
la digna representation de nuestra pa
tria en- exta hospitalaria isla ameri-
cana.
He aquf, presentada a grandes ras-
|gos, Ia empresa que tratamos de lle-
var a feliz t6rmino, y para ei logro
de Ia cual nos dirigimos a usted, en-
Ia coniianza de ohtcner su valiosa y
constante ayuda.
Al demandarla, no hemos dejado de
pensar que tai vez ella represente un
pequeio sacrificio para usted, pues
bien sabemos que no todas las perso-
mas a quienes acudimos disfrutan de
posici6n desahogada. Mas, este hara
doblemente meritoria y apreciada su
cooperation. Y, sobre todo, ;que' ia
rea, que sacrificio, por grande que
sea, no nos impondremos con gusto
ante la grandeza de la obra que los
motiva?
A ia obra, pues. NADIA de apatias
nj de aplazamientos. Fijese en- el
nombre glorioso de nuestra institu-
ci6n: "Casa de spana". Es, de con-
siguiente, la .Patria quien, por media
ci6n de un grupo de sus hijos de bue-
ma voluntad, Sc dirige a usted. iEs-
tamos seguros de que no 10 hara en-
vano!
No queremos dar fin estas lineas
sin hacer presente que es nuestro pro-
p6sito publican en- breve un folleto
detallando el resultado de nuestros
trabajos de propaganda, inversion de
fondos, etc., etc. Esto hara mas efec-
tiva intensa l'aes ayE.or y aviva-
"a el entusiasmo ac s& Sia nuestros
amigos y simpatizadore
Creemos innecesario insistir mas
sobre este punto. Estamos seguros
de que su buen sentido y su criterio
amplio y altruista Sc habran penetra-
do del m6vil generoso y de la since
ridad que late en- estas manifestacio-
mes, expuestas quiza de modo desali-
hado y tosco, pero saturadas, en- cam
bio, del fervoroso entusiasmo y del
calido amor a un gran ideal que debe
ser el orgullo de todo coraz6n pa
triota.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20
LfNCE

EEL IMPARCIALs EN- sANTURCh
solicftese en- 81 Kiosco de don Elias
Vale. Parada 10. Frente q Ia @Fama-
cia Ramos ' q Ia f,usnte de Soda DO
Tnfanzon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20
Casa en- San Juan

SO vENDE: Sol 26 Hace esquina al
lado de la brisa tiene de frente a San
Jose % metros , a la Gale del Sol
1850 con una superhcie de 42s me-
trors cuadrados, dIvidida en- cinco
apartamentos; con una renta regular.
Terrsra ' en- nagniscas condolences
para resissir plantss atlas. Informes
5osE GONZALEZ PADIN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-20
Don Alfonso increpa a los huelguistas
civiles recordandoles cuales son
sus deberes

En- Gnebrd hd SdO deSCubeFtO COmpot mldrstd para
reStdbeCer ell ImpeTO demdn Las trOpdS eSDd0dS vCtO
OSdS en- MdueCOS, dvdnZdrOn aver dOCe milldS rdndd
eStd baO ell reinddO del terror. espeCidlmente
la Ciuddd de Cork
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-24
THE, GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS ..PASS BUCK
TO NEWSPAPER OFFICE TO ANSWER
HISTORY AND ENGI ISL QUESTIONS

when was Great Falls founded?" OF
What is Armageddon?
Among the questions propounded to
the senior history classes by Miss
Winona Freark were:
When was Great Falls founded?
Who was the father Of Great Falls
When was Montana admitted as a
state?
Who were the first white men ON
the site of Great Falls!
/ Questions given to the English
literature classes by Miss Mary =.
Stone were many which would tax the
knowledge of the average we'll read
adult. Among them were:
Name the story Of q woman whose
history is found in the Bible.
About whom did Homer, Virgil and
Milton write and what kind Of poems
Explain: 1.-THE Humanities." "Arma;
reddon," 'Widow's cruse,'' Survival
Of the fittest,,'' Cardinal virtues,
new" Judgment Of Paris" yellow
Peril" "Mailed Fist Below the
Salt" l"Seven League Boots" Brother
Jonathan"
Tell who wrote the following and
what kind Of literature each is: "vicar
Of Wakefield Henry Esmond,'
..Ivanhoe," Quentin Outward House
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-24

Of Seven Cables Lorna Doone.''
Spy" Crawford, !" .silas Manner
Last Of the Mohicans," David Cop
perfield, = Tale Of Two Cities, = Treas
ure Island" Pilgrims Progress, Sir
Roger de Coverley Papers" Sketch
Book" Life Of Goldsmith" Court
ship Of Miles Standish," Vision Of Sir
Launfal" Lays Of Ancient Rome =
THE HAD" Deserted Village"
Snow Bound Raven" Essays Of
Ella" "Old Testament Essay on
Milton" Oregon Trail,' Walden z
Travels with Donkey," ."Faerie
Queene," Paradise Lost Rape Of
the Lock" and The Lady Of the Lake. =
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-24
Ga1nble-Robinso Head
Here From Twin Cities

Business conditions generally in the
middle west are fairly good, and it is
my belief we are now. on the upgrade =
said David F. Gamble of the Gamble
Robinson Co, who arrived here Friday,
coming direct from Minneapolis. Mr..
Gamble is visiting here for q couple Of
days, looking after matters connected
with the local branch Of that firm, and
will leave Great Falls today friday
He will visit Billings, Lewistown and
other points before returning to Mime
apolis. Mr. Gamble said there have
been no bank failures in Minneapolis,
and that business conditions there are
daily becoming better stabilized.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-24


lieve Miss Diapers assertion about
the toy"
Leave it to me- she replied fer.
vently, and I dashed out of door and
jumped into my car beside Tom Ches-
ter-who had waited there-turned the
car into the road and out of sight OF
Grace Diapers upper windows before
Lspoke. 81
n Then rapidly narrated Mrs. TIGERS
discovery and Grace Diapers false
hood.
He got out of the car as I finished
speaking.
please wait here" he said "And if
the woman comes past pretend to be
fixing your car, and pay no attention
to her. I'll be back in few minutes.
And let me tell you, | think at last
we're on the right trail"
NEXT-"The Message Madge's
Father Received from Hugh Grant.
land"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-24

High school students, confronted
with lists Of questions on history and
literature as part Of their work in
the beginning Of the school year,
promptly passed the buck" to The
Tribune editorial department. For a
day or SO after the opening Of school
the telephone rang frequently to- ask
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-24
SON Is NAMED GUARDIAN
OF MOTHERS PROPERTY

=. I. Struble, oldest son Of Mary
y. 6truble, who was adjudged insane
on. August IL and committed to Warm
Springs, was Thursday appointed
guardian Of his mothers property by
District Judge II. H. Ewing. The ap-
pointment was conditional on furnish
tng q bond in the sum Of $4,000.
Struble is a resident of Sand Coulee,
the home of his mother.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-24
BROWNING MEMS TRIAL
PUT OVER TO NEXT WEEK

The cases against Eugene Fisher OF
Browning, accused in the federal court
of receiving stolen property, and james
Crawford, accused Of Introducing liquor
on the Indian reservation, have been
continued until next week. They were
set for Saturday but the. trial OF Peter
Stabs By Mistake promises to occupy
the entire court session today.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-24
SWAN THORSON
Phone 657s 10, 6 tn st. So.
KASH AND HARRY

HASH AND k1ARR1
Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee, 2-lb tin, SIC; 5lb.
.
Hills Bros Blue Can Coffee, 3-lb carton. $50
Liptons Black Orange Pekoe Tea u h., 4Of h., 7St
Guittards Cocoa 1alb tin, just few, at. 19c
New Soft Shell Walnuts, per h. Doc
New Norway Herring, each, 1Oc; per pail So 5
New Norway Mackerel, medium size for .45c
New Norway Anchovis, per lb. INSTRUMENTATION. SOC
EXTRA SPECIAL
Penick Syrup maple flavor, 5b. tin. .........4Sc
Penick Syrup, maple flavor 212-lb tin. .2Sc
Ceretana Rolled Oats, large package. .23c
We Deliver Orders Of So or Over
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09

goes wrong, or you have pains
across the back and your face looks
pale and drawn. do not wait until you
go all to pieces and collapse in a state
OF nervous prostration, or until in your
weakened condition you contract some
serious disease, but add plenty OF spin.
ach, carrots, baked apples or other
iron containing fruits and vegetables to
your daily food and take organic iron
--Nuxated Iron with them for while
and see how much your condition I'm
proves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09
BEAUTY CHATS
BY Edna Kent Forbes.

do it so you make an exercise out
of it, not burden.
If you can't eat rich, fancy dish
es, be glad of that too--for plain
foods if well cooked are usually
easier to digest and are as nour-
ishing Too much nourishment
means that something is going to
clog up the system, it means extra
work in digesting and eliminating
foods.
If you haven't everything you
want, be particularly glad of that
for then you will be trying daily
to attain some object-and that is
one of the many secrets Of keeping
young.
L. D.: Reader; Dorothy D.;
Betty; M. D.: If you will send a
stamped, addressed envelope, /
shall be pleased to mail you the
information as the process of
making these creams and hair tom
les will take more space than could
be spared in this column. Ordi-
narily, once in three weeks is
enough for a shampoo.
Distracted; Susie: Cocoa butter
is usually made by the firms that
handle chocolate, so the label was
correct. Yes. it comes in cake
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09
efficient HOUSEKEEPING
By LAURA A. KIRKMAN.

| great many letters and they must
be answered in the order of their
arrival. l would make your attic
into a Haunted House" Have 1t
dimly lit with pumpkin heads and
have a sheet stretched across one
corner: behind this sheet have a
person dressed in sheet and pillow
case for a Ghost. This ghost will
tell each guests fortune in turn.
The fortunes should be brief and
cheerful, such as: you will re-
ceive a letter containing good
news" "You are on the verge of
success" You are soon to be
married" Make them up to suit
yourself-and to fit the guests.
Typical Housewife: "Can you
give me a remedy for roaches?"
Answer: Plaster of Paris and
flour mixed to a paste with water
is one method of determination;
the paste is put in a saucer and
near 1t is placed another saucer
containing water. The reaches eat
the plaster of paris paste, then go
for the water and die.
Bride: "My kitchen is infested
with ants. What shall l do?"
Answer: Soak a sponge in sugar
and water and place 1t in a part
of the kitchen through which you
think the ants enter. The insects
will become entangled in the
sponge and can be killed by pour
ing boiling water over it. Often
the number killed in this way is
so large that the other ants for
sake the dwelling.
Mrs. D.: KINDLY give me
recipe for Picallilli and tell me
how to polish the nickel plate on
my stove?"
Answer: Send stamped self-ad-
dressed envelope for my printed
article entitled What Every Pre-
serve Closet Should Have" This
paper includes Picallilli in its rec
ipes. Nickel can usually be kept
bright with hot soapy water, but
when 1t becomes discolored it can
be polished by rubbing with
paste of whiting or any fine
scourer.
Constant Reader: what will
take paint off linoleum? Also
what will take an ice cream stain
out OF light blue satin dress?"
Answer: Remove the paint spots
with either naphtha. turpentine.
benzine or chloroform. These are
dangerous fluids-the three form
er If used near heat or flame. and
the last named If inhaled--so care
must be taken in handling them.
Ice cream has more or less grease
in 1t Gf the cream Is rich) and this
must be removed by soaking in
cold water with borax sprinkled
on the spot, then washing in soapy
water or pouring hot water
through it. The spots ought to dis
appear with this treatment. Ex-
pertinent with a sample of the
satin before submitting the dress
to this treatment. That is, put a
little cream on a sample, let dry,
then soak, wash in cold soapy wa
ter, and let dry. II the color of
the sample Is unchanged, you can
safely go ahead with the spots on
the dress.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09
Woman's Daily Magazine Page

form and may be heated enough
to use ia the massage, by simply
rubbing IA heated palm over it, or
holding It before an electric bulb.
1t is VelN nourishing and can be
used on any part of the body ex-
body Where there is any tendency
cept the face, or any part of the
to grow superfluous hair This
only appli es to the exposed parts
of the body, where a heavy oil
might remain in the pores and
collect ghtit and soil. for it is this
which causes this abnormal growth
Bright Eyes: If you can keep
your Skin clean through the use
of creams. hot and cold water,
soaps will not be needed; but If
you do not succeed with this
method, use any of the fine soaps
that are, in the market. An olive
oil soap is good and the old fash
Toned CASTLE is one of the soaps
that is supposed to be made from
this oil
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09
THE WOMAN HE Married

! door, then quietly returned to my
guests.
felt very lonely among that
gay, laughing crowd, and motioned
Junior to my side. I took his hand
in mine and the touch of his warm
strong fingers gave me courage.
where's father" he asked aft
er q moment.
II don't know. Somewhere about
/ guess"
Last time I saw him he was
talking to Aunt Nta. They didn't
see me, so didn't butt in. Better
look out, mother, or Aunt Nita will
steal dad. He's hippy about her."
I knew Junior was only 1ok-
ing, yet his careless boyish speech
hurt me.
you mustn't say such things,
Junior. I know. you are Joking,
but others might take you seri-
ously, and it would hurt your
father"
Just then Juanlta came into the
room followed by Dick. She at
once commenced to talk with Mr..
Baker while Dick sought other
guests. But they both flushed and
Juanita was plainly excited.
Don't let anyone know" I said
to myself keep up your cour-
age, don't give way to your feel
ings." I felt unlike myself, as If !
were masquerading. l laughed at
nothing at all, was so gay that
once or twice I caught Junior
looking at me in amazement.
The supper gave me a little re-
lief, as they were all too busy eat
ing to notice that for a moment I
slipped away. In my room ]
breathed prayer for help, then
returned and remained with my
guests until they departed in the
"wee sma' hours declaring they |
never had enjoyed themselves
more thoroughly.
Mr.. Baker took Juanita home |
l thought Dick looked disappoint-
ed when he offered, but he said ,
nothing. and Juanita in her orang
dress ravished him with a look
she accepted the invitation.
went up with Junior and talk
ed few moments, Dick had gon'
directly to bed. Late as it was, 7
was not at all sleepy. so ! sat by
my window and tried to think, to
plan.
II can't ignore It any longer"
I whispered to myself. at must
not go any farther. I must find
some way to win him back before
It is too late"
] wondered If ever a wife had
been placed in the same position,
and IL so what she had done? ]
thought with a SILVER of self
reproach that had ! been the right
sort of wife In the first place Dick
never would have known Juanita
Somehow. everything went back to
.his-my wickedness, my failure In
hose first years.
81 will fight her with any
weapons, but Dick must not know
am fighting" l said as l finally
arose.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-09

Doris Kenyon, who plays a lead
ing role in "Get-Rich- Quick Wal
lingfohd." is a fine singer. In fact,
Victor Herbert, the composer,
discovered" her while she was
singing in Brooklyn church
choir.