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The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
No wonder!

Fare. lady" said the conductor.
hastily put my hand in the pocket
of what / thought to be my coat, and
found 1t empty, then 1 tried another
pocket, and found nothing there.
I said to the collector, "1 can't hnd
my money"
At that the,man nsxt to me turned
and said distinctly. Possibly you will
find 1t IL you loos in your own pocket
l hastily extracted my hand from
had been searching. and I found the
mon'y in my own pocket and paid the
collector. II. s.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
Funeral Of william T. Dove.

ROCKVILLE. Md. Jan. 15.-The
funeral of William. T. Dove, aged
50. who died suddenly at his home
here early Friday was held this
afternoon at the family residence.
Rev. Nolan B. Harmon. jr. pastor or
the Methodist Church. Officiating.
Burial was in the cemetery At Po-
tomac.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16

invited TO any dances although the
young men at school seem to like
me. Some OF the girls j know that
do not dress nearly as nice as /
do. and are not at all nice looking
go to ever so many. Do you know
why this IS? NANETTE.
Not knowing you, Nanette, I can't
solve your question Perhaps you
are a little shy or self-conscious.
or don't enter into the sports OF the
crowd Anyway. ! shall suggest
that you ask your mother to have
some OF the boys and girls in little
crowds at your home, where you
can dance. and make candy. per
haps. and be as unrestrained as
you please in, your surroundings.
This way you may slip into the
spirit Of the others, and also make
your home a place where your
friends will like TO come.
Dear Miss Blake:
/ am a girl OF Is years. and am
working in a department store.
There is also a young man working
there whom ! like very much He
sis always asking me 20 let him
come out to see me, and j have re-
fused. Now. do you think II would
be all right to let fellow who yoa
are working with come out 10 see
vou7 YOU AND Me.
OF course. IL you are associated
with the young man. and know
something Of his habits. permit him
TO call. One of the most pleasant
ways Of making friends is that OF
knowing the men and women with
whom YOU work. ] think IL would
be nice IL you made fudge, or
popped corn for an evenings diver
sion
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
Dear Miss Blake;

Dear Miss Blake:
am a girl OF 16 and about a
year / went with a boy about the
age of n. We had quarreled about
six months ago. We have just made
up and now he is asking for dates.
II should go with him another
boy friend would be offended. Should
I go with him again or continue
with the other friend7 (Which I
like best).
The friend / like the best is not
in my social class but the other is.
ANXIOUS
You are far too young to be Sc
lecting one or the other among your
boy friends. Anxious Make en-
gagements with them both. my dear.
and you will be much happier. This
idea of pairing on at an early age
will eliminate you from many hap
py times.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
Doris Rakea- -A11swers
eA-bLoUe Problems

Dear Miss Blake:
I like a girl of II and I am 10
myself. She told me that she loved
me and asked me IL wouldn't give
up some Of my lady friends for her.
In other words whenever she heard
that was out with another young
lady she would remark this to me,
SO see that II Is a case of jealousy.
Now. Miss Blake, what would you
advice me to do. do not care to
settle down, but l enjoy her COM
pany very much.
The only thing to do in a case
like this Is to explain to the girl
that II Is a good comrade rather
than a sweetheart that you wish.
Anxious. 1 think you'll ind that
many girls are glad to take exactly
this attitude.
watch Your Step.
Dear Miss Blake: am a young
man of 20 years Of age. During
the past two years, have kept
steady company with a young lady
of IS. She has always treated me
with the greatest kindness and
courtesy. and for this reason I am
very fond Of the young lady in
question.
During a recent visit at the home
of friend of mine. we met a young
man about my age. In the course
of the evening. the young man and
my friend left the party. At that
time i did not know where they
were. or what ,had happened. A day
or two later. my friend told me
the young man had kissed her while
they were seated In his machine
Just across the street.
For my information and guidance
would you advise my continued as
ISOLATION with the young ladyf
HIGH GRADE.
Where Ignorance Is bliss, IL GER
tainly is folly to be wise. isn't IL.
High Grader II you care particu-
larly for the girl, / see no reason
for your cutting her acquaintance
1t is a matter of principle entirely
with her. II she chooses to kiss
other young men. and as your rela-
| tionship seems to be purely a
friendly one, I fail to see that you
have any cause for complaint. But
watch out; she may be trying to
make you jealous!
l.
Dear Miss Blake:.
Il am a fellow 20 years old and
am in love with a girl, 19. Now
this girl seems Queer to me. One
minute she seems to like me ant
the next minute she is different
Every time 1 take her out Ono mat
ter where to) she either sits ant
bites her fingers CT sits in a cornel
and says nothing. like her anC
would not like to give her up. Oul
courtship has been nearly a yeal
and a half now. Lately she seem
to turn to my chum and thensbacl
| to me. What would you do II yol
were in my place?
W. CLARENCE ERNEST.
Her strained behavior may b,
due to shyness. Clarence. However
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been keeping company with a girl
one year younger. Sometime ago
we fell out; Il was my fault I told
her later that ! still loved her but
she will not listen to reason. Please
advise me what to do to get her
again. Yours truly,
JUST NINETEEG."
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16

IL ,you know each other sufficiently.
and think your own mind is made
up, / would ask her the vital Ques-
tion and then you will know once
and for all where you stand.
My Dear Miss Blake:
have been going with two diff
ferent boys. writing to both, and
almost leading one to believe that
like him when / care nothing for
him. My other friend has become
very Jealous and dies not care now
as he use to.
What can I do TO make him care,
ano continue with both?
Lopks as IL the situation were a
mildly avenging fate for not play
Ing the game. doesn't IL, Marie.
You know you cannot do that sort
OF thing and still expect to retain
the respect or admiration of either
man for very long. II you care for
either seriously. let the other one
go: Or IL you prefer to retain his
friendship. and see no reason why
you should not, then let IL be under
stood. in the ways every girl knows,
that that is the only basis for the
relationship.
Dear Miss Blake:
/ am boy 1s years old. have
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16

Persistent attention will win al
most any girls attention. Just Nine
teen. II were you / would
acknowledge the blame for the mis-
understanding and then cali her
frequently until the old basis Is re-
established.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
BRIGHT SAYINGS
OF THE CHILDREN

Mary Lou. an only child, was de-
lighted when she neard her aunt
Emily and four children were to
visit at her house, and when they
arrived she ciapped her hands anc
said: 20, auntie. I'm so glad'you got
lot Of family" NJ. s.
Howard came in from play to tell
his mother he had refused to
quarrel with little playmate, who
had been disagreeable that morning.
His mother said: That is the way
I want you to act. Howard"
He replied: II knew IL was.
mother. I know your mind. don't
~" A n
Phyllis, nearly years old, was
out walking. Two Sisters Of Mercy
were coming down the street.
There comes two Sisters" she
sad.
That's right" mother, who was
accompanying her, said
Then Phyllis very calmly an
nounced: II am a sister. l am Big
Brothers sister"
Little Billy was walking through
the animal house at the Zoo. 1t was
the first time he ever had been near
wild animals, except in his picture
story book, which painted rather an
uncomplimentary picture of the
hyena.
: Finally when a cage was reached
he asked, Daddy. what Is that?"
That's the hyena, SON.
1T sure smells like one" Billy.
who was beginning to be oppressed
by the characteristic odor in the
animal house, observed.
J. II. r.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16

Dear Miss Blake:
am a girl II years of age and
am considered very good looking.
1 go TO high school but am never
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Answers to ,Yesterday's Questions

Answers to Yesterday'sy Questions.
l. When was our flag first un-
furled as the flag of the United
States of America? June IA, 1871.
2. Where are the Cahokia
mounds? These are the most noted
Indian mounds in the United States
III
lean Francois Millet, in 1859. He
an auction ii brought 100000 francs.
4. Which were the coins of larg-
est denomination ever struck by the
United States government? The
smallest? The $50 commemorative
gold pieces issued in connection
with with the Panama-Pacifc Ex-
position in 1915. United States
half-cents. coinage of which was
discontinued in 1867.
:. g. What Is, the name of the pres
ent pope? Pope Benedict XIV.
G. What. Is the latest voting
strength Of the United States? a.
,403.370 men. and 2e.4S3,15o women;
total. s0.sSs,52o (1s20 census). = {
Z. What American statesman was
governor-Jef two States and Presi-
dent of an Independent republic?
Samuel Houston. He was governor
of Tennessee from 1897 to 1899. He
fought for the Independence OF
Texas, and was President of that
republic, 1868 and 1S4f-A After
Texas became one OF the United
states he was elected severnor in
1859. = t..t'''~f
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
MEMORY TESTS.
Answers to these suestions will
be furnished tomorrsw,

Answefn TO these questt0na VIII
be furnished tcmorrsw.
1. What were the. hrst motion pic-
ture serials to attract attention!
2. When was nitrous oxide gas
or Laughing gas" first employed In
dentisty?
g.. What is the proper acknowledg-
ment of a wedding announcement!
4. What are the dimensions Of
Brooklyn bridge and its cost? What
Is length and cost of Manhattan
bridge, greatest suspension bridge
In the world? Dimensions and cost
Of Williamsburg bridge?
s. What is the name Of the vine
which soreIy afflicts white persons,
but does not affect negroes? =
s. What Northwestern university
football player was killed in the
world war? .-
z. Which was the only coin ever
struck by the United States gov
ernment bearing the head of a for
eign monarch?
s. Who was appointed to NIL the
unexpired term of the late Senator
Philander c. Knox. of Pennsyl-
vania? ri
3. Who is the author of "T Re-
member. I Remember"
TO- When did the United States
coin 2o-cent pieces?
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16

Dear Miss Blake:
i am boy 19 years old. I have
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
ANXIOUS.

The only thing to do in a case
like this Is to explain to the girl
that II is a good comrade rather
than a sweetheart that you wish.
Anxious. think you'll find that
many girls are glad to take exactly
this attitude.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16

Her strained behavior may be
due to shyness, Clarence. However,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13

ST Ponce de Leon hubiese conocido
algunas de las cosas que ha aprendido
ahora la Ciencia, con respecto la cau-
sa Y cura de esa enfernedad que Sc la
ma 'Vejez", Sc habria quedado en- ca
i, sa V comenzado un tratamiento intes-
tii1al, en- vez de dirigirse a Florida en-
busca de la mitica "fuente de la
juventud" Esa fuente, segun aho.
ra 10 sabemos, debe encontrarse en- las
farnacias, en- forma de medicinas que
, tiendan rejuvenecer el aparato diges-
two y hacer desaparecer de el los We
nenos que obstruyen los processes nor
| males de la vida y permitir que los or
ganos de la digestion la asimilacion
extraigan el precioso principle de la vi
da, del alimento que Sc tona.
La vejez Sc debe, en- primer termino
al NAL funconamiento de los intestinos.
| La falta de ejercicio, los excesos Ell la
comida, etc, son algunas de las causas
que obran para debilitar desgastar ell
| tono de los intestinos. Cuando estos
comenzan flaquear en- su tarea, ell
alimento ingerido, bien pasa a ira
YES de ellos sin comunicar sus princi-
pios nutritivos al organismo, hacienda
sufrir los tejidos del cuerpo Ell cierta
forma, bien el ali1nento Sc fermenta
y forma toXinas venenosas que son con-
ducidas a todo el organismo, alterando
los nervios, los musculos, los huesos y
el cerebro. Y, medida que esta def
Tanlac SO vende en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13

chorro de chimpancG. Nj siquicra,los
ha mirado; tira el tronch0 de col
empieza devorar glotonamentc el
chocolate. Nos traspasa un deSeo de
cogerlo, y de acariciarlo. y dc decirlc
palabras tiernas. y de devolverle algo
lie humano;y nos avergienza y humi-
liza que la cabecita postemosa los
harapos convertidos ell pioicra nos
contengan el afdn y nos hagan, al fin.
pasar de largo. Buscamos refugid en-
el wagon. como dos culpables. sin atie-
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Anuncio de Subasta
MUNICIPIO DE SAN JUAN, p. r.

San Juan, P. R., Oct. 2 de 1922.
Ell dia 1ro. de Diciembre do 1922, a
las diez de la manana, tendra efecto
en- el Edificio Ayuntamiento, en- San
Juan, P. R., en- acto pdblico y ante la
Comision correspondence, la subasta
para las obras de "Construccion de la
Planta de filtracion y%purifcacion de
las aguas Y construction de los depo-
sitos de hormig6n para aaguas filtra-
das para ell. nuevo Acueducto de San
Juan, tonlando las aguas del rio Ba-
yamon". -'''-- 80 - -.-'
lei medelo. de proposici6Hs instruc-
Clones para los licitadores, pliego- de
condolences y denias antecedentes re-
lacionades ocon, dichas Srssse en-
cuentrans de- maffifies ala
del Comisionado de ObrakafaftE ftElblHa Mus
nicipaless pudiendo obtenersc sGopias
dc los documentos mediante dn reSciibo
que. acredite haber ,depositado eada
;nteresade en- la Oficina delsG Gemisie-
nado de Hacienda de Sans JIpaaH, P. ,R.'
la cantidad de $1,000 que selan reem-
bolsados al devolverse dichos docu-
mentos completes en- buen, ,estado. =,
La Junta de Subasta podra ,recha7
zar cualquiera todas las proposicio-
nes presentadas y Sc reserva el dere-
cho de adjudicar ell contrato la pro-
posicion que juzgue mas ventajosa,
aunque no resultare ser la mas baja
en- precio.
Martin TraviesO,
Comisionado de Servicio Publico,
Policia y Prisiones.
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Tanlac SO vende en- todas las Farmacias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13
En- el pals del hambre y
de los soviets

jo el peso. Nos arrastranlos entire is
bdS silenciosas, guardadas por masti-
nes. que Sc nos arrojan ladrandO fu
riosamente. Leios. Sc oye un croar de
ranas y el silbo triste Y inelodiOso de
los sapos. Emcima, la noche del Sur
inm6yil, sin luna y cuajada de estre-
las. Cuando llegamOs alguna BIZ
furcaci6n, el chauffeur, POGO seguro
del caminO, llama Il la puerta de una
iSbd; un rostro de campesino. espan-
tadO Sc aSOma Il III puerta V una ma
no temblona nos indica la buena di-
recci0n. TratamoS de adormccernos
indtilmente. El traqueteo no nos con-
sientc hi una cabezada. A Ia madrut
gada. um hilo de viento. cortante CO.
mo un cierzo. nos hace tiritar, sin una
triste manta nj abrigo ell que arrebu-
jarnos.
al fin. Il las ocho de la ma1ana,
entramos en- Kharkoff. baquetcados,
mOlidos, soilolicntos. Nos prcsenta-
mos en- cl Comisario dc Negocios En-
tranjeros, tai como eStamOs, sucios, IL
vidoS. dcsgreilados. a pesar de clio,
un funcionario matinal cree sin diff
cultad que somos los delegados espa-
! ilOles, V nos hace cOnducir al hospc-
daje que nos han diSpuesto: una ha-
| btaci6n ancha. limpia, alberta sobre
un jardin, donde nos recOnfortan con
un buen desayuno, Vi oh deleites ca
,, 81 olvidados de la civilization nos
preparan un bailo.
Pero apenas nos hemos tendido en-
l el divan Y acariciamos va Ia perspec-
tiva de un deScanSo de variOS diaS en-
Kharkoff, cuando hacen irrupci5n Mr..
Gorvin ell captain Quissling, nos
anuncian que aquella noche, Il las on
ce, salimos para ell Gobierno de Ia
poroshe. Mr.. Gorvin es el rppresen-
tante del doctor Nanscn cn Moscou,
ell capitan Quissling, srl delegado en-
Ckrania. Aacaban de llegar de Mas
cOu, ulSpOnen &c Ill ldllSa ue Id
esperanza de descanso, aceptamos 60
zOsamente. La oportunidad es exec
lente. v no hubiGramos podido reali-
Ear la expedition en- mejores condicio-
ncS.
i. como la vuelta scguiremos Il
Moseou con ellos, solo tendremos
aquella tarde para yer kharkoff. nos
i. .lanzamos In calle con ell secretario
de. Ia Mission Nansen. un mozo ukra-
niano extraordinariamente locuaz
desparpaiado. y mientras yo me pa
SEQ por las calles. Vayo va a entrrvis-
tarse con el camarada Rakovsky, pre-
iiiMAN1FICA!!! Que barato esta
lstrabajando ell BRUJO. lilo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13
IN KHARKOFF. CAPITAL DE
UKRANIA.

FL viaie Ell autom0vil. que Sc anun-
clara como una excursion de recreo,
contard, sin duda. entire las cXperien-
cias mas penOsas, ffsicamente, de es-
Ia expedition Il Russia. Las cuatrO o
cinco horas que nos dijeran, han que
dado alargadaS por la realidad hasta
doce O trece. Todavia no hemos deci-
dido de uuiGn fue la mayor culpa, 81
de la carre:era. con sus baches, 0 del
autum0vil. en- Su vetuSteZ. El case eS
que iamaS en- nuestra vida hemoS 81
do zarandcadoS tan alyajemente. Pa
ia culmo de males. el asiento, en- lu-
gar de blandos mucllcs. tiene como
fondO una dura tabla, que a cada sal
to sacudida nos quebranta ineXora-
blCmente las rodillas.
Realmentc. no podrfa decirse carre-
terra, sino camino dc herradura, que
Sc va deslzando Y torcicndo entire al
dehuelas caserfos. Sc precisa ser
un chduffeW b0lchevique para aven-
tuarse aquf con este primitive arma-
toste. pesado como un tanque. A po-
co de cerrar la noche. tenemos que
pararnos, porque los faros no funcio-
nan. y. Il pesar de todos los esfuer-
zos. solo Sc cOnsigue que alumbrc uno,
V hien parpadeante Y fl6bil. Ello nos
obliga a avanzar con grandes precau-
clones. CruzamOs riachuelOs Y lagu-
najos sobre puentes de tablones que
pareccn Il cada momento hupdirse ba-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13

sidente de la Repdblica de Ukrania,
que nos ha enviado un recado, Y que
nos otorga un salyoconducto especial,
que luego habra de Sernos utilfsimo.
Las Gales de Kharkoff aparecen
tan desaseadas como las de POltava v
con el gesto mas siniestro; pero casi
tOdas las tiendas estan abiertas-aun-
que en- muchas no haya NADIA que ven
der. nos dicen-, y Sc We alguna que
Otra construction nueva, de una ar
quitectura barbara, mezcla de neocla-
Sicismo muniqu6S y de raScacielos neo-
yorquinO. AL menos Ell este Orden, Sc
advierte que los Soviets no han inven-
tado NADIA.
Hay mas animaci0n que en- sPolta-
va. Y Sc ven pasar algunos carros V
de estOs absurdOs simOnes que llaman
"isvo1chiks". Cast todo el mundo va
desalinadO Y -andrajoso: pero tambien
pasa alguna mujer acicalada, con tra-
jc de "foulard'', zapato Luis Nv bri-
llanteS en- las Orejas Y nariZ garfiu-
da. Probablemente, la csposa, o la hi
ja, 0 la hermana dc un cOmiSario boil
chevique, pensamos. Nuestro acOm-
panante nos seilala un anciano alto.
cencefo, con barbas albfsimas que le
cuelgan hasta el abdomen. Es Ale
jandro Nicolaievitch TolstOi. un her
mano de Leon Tolstoi. professor en- la
Universidad. Lleva gorra y blusa de
campeSinO, como el hermano: pero Ia
barba csta mas peinada V compuesta.
Y no le alumbran la faz aquellas dos
brasas que Sc emboscaban bajo las ce-
jas hirsutas del terrible evangelista
russo.
A las once salimos de Kharkoff. An
tes hemos esperado largo ratio en- la
estaci0n, recOyri6ndola de una punta
Il otra. En- todas las estaciones ru-
sas que hemos visto hasta ahora ha-
bfa refugiados de Ii region del ham,
bre; pero Ell Gsta de KharkOff son va
legion, cSpccialmente los niloS, de to-
das las edadeS. desde la mas tierna
AL pie de una cOlumna. caSi desnudi-
to, agaZapado en- terra. vemos una
craturita como de tres amos. rOsigan-
do un troncho de col. SuS padres, Sc
guramente, habian muerto: ALI estd
solo, abandOnado. sin un alma que
Guide de q. tan embotada eSta va
Ia sensibilidad por Ia constante vision
del dolor, que Ia gcnte pasa sin repa-
rar en- este manojO de pellejOs Y hue
secitos. dOnde aGn late la vida. Y hay
en- su ademan meclnico de roer el tron
cho de col UNI no sc que de medroso,
dc encoSido. de ''inhumano'', que trae
en- seguida las mientes mo de esos
pobrcs monitoS cautivos.t lie alarga-
mos un0s bizcoGhos = una pastilla de
chocolate, v alarga LII mano la re-
tira con la misma vivacidad la mis-
ma indiferencia que 10 harfa un ca
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listed TIENE LA EDAD
DE SUS NTESTINOS
Sc expGcan los Notables Descubrimientos
de la Gencia References a la
Causa de la Vejez.

ciencia o intoxicaci0n, ambas
contintian, los intestinos Sc debi-
Titan cada vez mas Y Sc incapa-
citan Y la inanicion V la intoXi-
cacion Sc hacen cada vez mas
graves. Nejez es el otro nombrc
que Secibe este estado, V mucrte
es el otro nombre que rccibc q
resultado final.
La vejez no solo signiica el
numero dc amos que Sc viven.
Nemos a personals que son jov"-
nes a los so o 90 amos V otros
que son viejoS a los treinta, Uno
ticne la enfermcdad llamada W.
jez Y el otro no la padece. unp
la Sufre en- forma mas aguda qua
el otro. Nadie dcbc padoCcrla
ahora, porquc la Ciencia ha d@s-
cubicrto que sc puede curar cs-
!. 4 1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13

H9 Los anuncios &c este peri6dlco
son leidos por miles de personas Que
tomap raIta On nuestrc CONCURSO
Man6enos su anllncio hoy mismo.
Suscrihase a Ell IMPARCIAi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-13

solo u>ar la mcdicina apropada
81 cuando lea usted este, ha comcn-
zado a Scntir que va envejccicndO, 81
va perdienlo la ambici6n. 81 su voiun-
tad t1aquea, 81 ha perdido el amino.
81 van declinando su habiidad ener-
gia para cl trabaio, usted puede sahcr
quo la causa esta en- su aparato digcs-
two. 81 SUI mirada ha perd:do cl br;-
llo, 81 observa arrugas cada vez mas
protundaS, 81 Sc va apagando Ia juVcr-
tud en- Su coraZon, entonces ticne us
ted la election entire dejar que la crl-
fHrr1"dad continue su curse hacia la
senilidad y la tumba, de atacar re-
suelta Y osadamente la raiz del NAL en-
el acto.
Ust2d podra encontrar la medicinal
que su case reqriere, va preparada
esperandole en- la farmacia Tan prom
to como Sc descubrio el Secreto para
tratar este estado. Sc incorporo en- IL
forma de una medicina de patcnte, con
el nombre de Tanlac, Sc distrbuv0
ampllamente. para que los millones de
personas que la necestaban pudicscn
, disfrutar con facilidad de nuevo vigor
salud. \ desde luego, sc ha demo-
trado que es un don para miles mi
les de personals. No tene uSted mas
que usar TanlaC, durante un corto es-
pacio Gle tempo Y observara la difc-
rencia
todaS las Farmacias