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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
LA ASAMBLEA ANUAL DEL CEN
TRIO DE DETALIISTAS RESULTO
UN EXITO

El microbes 20 de diciembre Y
las ocho de la noche, dio comienzo la
gran Asamblea bajo la presidencia del
insustituible presidente don Miguel
L7ompart, que goza de tanto carifio
entire los asociados de este Centre.
Fresenta la Presidencia una memoria
muy elocuente, sobre todo en- 10 quo
respecta numeros, en- la cual Sc da
cuenta de Ia narcha progresiva de Ia
Asociaci6n EN- que pone todo s1 empe-
no Ell presidente, muy bien secundado
por sus compaiieros de directiva. La
Junta General, puesta de pie, tribute
a la presidencia, junto con I'm voto de
gracia, un enthusiastic APPLAUSE.
Ell -presidente don Manuel Men
dez pronunci6 I'M clocuente discurso,
en- ell que puso de manifesto su Garlic
hacia la Association y el teson con que
Ia defiende en- todos los momentos opor-
tllnos, recomendando a los ALI reunidos
contin1en la labor de seguir fernando
lln solo bloque con los detallistas de
la Isla de Puerto Rico, para defender
con mayor fucrza los intereses de to-
dos los asociados.
Discutidos serenamente los asuntos
tendencies al mejoramiento del Centre,
aprobadas muy buenas resoluciones,
Sc procedio en- medic de ur1 gran en-
tusiasmo a celebrar las elecciones de
directories para el afio de 1928, conce-
diendo la mesa diez minutes de receso
para que cada uno de los socios, pu-
diese hacer una candidatura con ARE
glo a su criterio.
Por unaninidad resultarcn electos
los siguientes caballeros:
Pres.dente: Don Miguel Ilompart,
(reelecto); Vice-Presidente: don En-
rique Garcia Cadorniga; Secretario: :Dn.
Antonio Fernandez Perez; vics-Secre-
tario, Don Zoilo Ortega; Tesorero: On.
Amador Tnfanz6n; Contador, Don Jo-
Sc Maria Mendez; vocales: Don Ra-
mon Mendez, don Manuel Forastieri,
don Antonio Medina, Jr., don Nicolas
C'NeilI don Enrique Lopez, don Ra-
mon Rodriguez, don Bartolo Gomez,
v don Esteban Velez.
Los nombres de Las personals cleo
tas fueron leidos en- medic de una sal
va de aplausos, senal del regocijo que
sentian todos los asociados, por la elec
ci6n progresista que habian hecho.
No cerramos esta resefla, sin antes
poner de manifesto ell cello desplegado
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
Ell PARLAMENT0 JAPONES
Sc REUNIRA Ell %, PRECISA-
MENTE Ell Ola DE
PASCUAS

Z TOXIC, diciembre o.. Santa clauss
traera al pueblo japon6s como regalo
de Pascuas una laboriosa session de la
nileva Dleta, que ha de reunirse el 25
o sea el lunes pr6ximo.
El principe regente Hirohito pro-
nunciara un discurso e inmediatamen-
te Ell Parlamento entrara en- la 6rden
del dia. La Dieta tiene que hacer fren
te los mismos problemas que ocuparon
su atenci6n Ell afo ultimo. Ninguno de
estos fue resuelto durante la pasada Sc
sion y Sc cree que tampoco 10 seran en-
la que dara comienzo Ell lunes
Los sproblemas que van a ser dis
cutidos son los siguientes:
EI sufragio universal.
Reduction de las contribuciones
y los gastos del gobierno.
S.-Reducci6n de ejercito.
4.--EI Presupuesto
5.-Disminucion del poder militia
rista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
TNF RMACION GENER Al
Los QUE vIAJAN

Iista de los pasajeros que Hee;aron
en- el vapor "Csracas' procedente de
New York el viernes % del aetnal:
Clinton N. Filkins Clinton N. FL
kins, Candida Machicote, Acunci6n Gar
cia, Carolina Sweeney, Angelina Go
meg. Ger6nima Ortiz; Florido Lagos;
Florido Lagos, Juan Morales, Pablo
Sanchez, Carlos Ramirez, Walter Snow,
Walter Snow, Sylvester Prats; Allen
Erats; Francisco Folch, Alberto Ortiz,
Anne Carreras, Isabel Carreras, Luis
Carreras; Marea Carreras; Bel6n Her
nandez Jose. Hernandez; Jose Rodri-
guez Wenzel Kryzanowslzi, Sergio Be
tancourt, Maitland A. Jenkins; Matt
land A. Jenkins, Gustav E. Felenstgai,
Arthus Warner.
Lista de los excursionistas que en-
barcaron en- este mismo vapor con des-
tino Curacao Venezuela Ell viernes
22 del actual:
s. E.. l.. Maduro, George w. Slusser,
Lillian Kirsohke, Floyd Hodson, Wi
liam H. Phelps, Elena N. Padr6n, Eli
zabeth A. Amber, Virginia G. Farm
holt, Joseph Barta, Floyd H. Edmister,
veda S. Trott; Agustin Soler; Marion
snider, Maria Teresa Orcasitas, Concep
ci6n orcasitas, Jean Kendrick; Eloisa
Gut-errpz, Jessie e. Harris, Thelma
Mench; Hazel Keever, Marie Vestal,
Grace Powers, Georgia Watkins, Ada
D. Gosnell, katherine Bird; Frederick
M. Cutler, i.lian E. Cutler, Javier Cere-
cedo, Crystal ilson; Lydia Blount; H.
N. Bennett Ernest E. Dale, olive A.
Py.e, Amenedoro velazquez, Henry Co
llins, Antonio J.. Daza; Conrado oQuen
do, Teodoro j. Creus, Conde de Val
mont; Emilio Batista, Cornelia de H.
Brown, H. Brown; Loretta M. Virgins,
James H. Ball, Odina L. Ludford, Ma
nuel F. Troconis; Henry Fletcher, Eni-
ho Ruiz, Ira r. Barr, Maria Iturregui,
Jesse #. Park; Rita Sein; Mildred
Klinger, Helen weichel; Dixie William
son, orraine Conrad, Ida Gardner, Lucy
J. Harris; Helen Weinman; Deborah
Keever, Jean Keever, olga Parkers;
Anne w. Merritt, Margaret Bird; Will
liam Bird; Jean Roy, Maurine Clark,
Ethe.dra Collett Mae Huckaba; A. j.
Rother, R. r. Moore, Fabricisno v6lez,
Alice P. Frederick, Gardenia velaz-
Guez, Jacques Anon, Francisco Gar
efa Virginia M. Fall6n; Manuel ". Ro
driguez, Earle F. Jenkins, Celia E. de
Batista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
INFoRMAcIoNEs DE LA IsLA
MIsAs DE AGU1NALDo

Acababamos de .abandonar la iglesia.
TAI asalto, al asaltol Era la voz que Gun
dfa por todas parties y que repetian a
I'm tempo muchas personas reunidas
en- Ia plaza pihlica las cinco de la
mafiana Aquello al principle no me
nam6 Ia atenci61 pero luego vi apro-
ximarse hacia mi unos cuantos ami
gos que me decian; TAI asalto, al asal-
to! Pero III. iAsalto de que, les die.
Pues que vamos uevar una s'trulla"
a Ia sefiorita Martin y queremos que
usted nos acompafie. 81 ustedes Quieren
que yo vaya, pues ire, les die, y sali-
mos en- direction a la residencia de es-
Ia sefiorita, quien parece que avisada
de antemano. esperaba a todo Ell pue-
bio en- SUI hogar. Todo 10 que con res
pecto las finas atenciones dispensa-
das por esta joven Y las demas perso-
mas de la casa los circumstances die
ramos, no serfa bastante para ponerlas
bien de manifesto, pero es 10 cierto
que la trulla tuvo el mejor 6xito que
pudiera esperarse.
Mas de Glen personas acompanadas
de la banda, siendo estas de 10 mas
distinguido y culto de la poblaci6n, SO
vieron reunidas en- el hogar asaltado;
los dulces Y refresccs cundieron por to-
das parties y la banda nos dej6 oir unas
cuantas piezas de las que para estos
casos tiene siempre reservadas en- 81
exquisite repertoire. Encarnada pa
recia Miss Martin, como todos le de-
cimos, con aQuel homenaje de afecto
qeu en- las primeras horas de la maiia-
ma le tributaban sus amigos y amigas,
y respondi6 a clio con ese mismo en-
canto, muestra indiscutible de su ele-.
vada cultura.
En- tales circumstances, nadie Sc da-
ba cuenta de que la noche iba paulati-
nalnente recogiendo su negra tiinica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
DON JESUS EcHEGoYEN

Aver tuvimos Ell gusto de saludar en-
nuestra redacci6n al distinguido caba-
Hero don JESUS Echegoyen quien ha
legado esta ciudad, procedente de
la Habana, con ell prop6sito de dar
conocor en- una propaganda al traves
de Ia, isIa, Ell acreditado tratamiento
''zendeias'', conocido EN- todas parties
del mundo por sus resultados positivos.
sEl Sr. Echegoyen, quien drante al
gun tempo figure como alto empleado
de Ia prestigiosa firma "sobrinos de
Egqniaga'', goza en- esta ciudad de
merecidas simpatias, y es por clio dlle
La noticia de su arribo a San Juan, ha.
de causar .grata impression entire sus
numerosas amistades.
j FL correcto y anable caballero sr-
Echeg6yen. ha tenido la cortesia de
invitarnos para un banquete que dara
esta noche en- ell hotel Central" Gu
honor de los periodistas.
Deseamos al distinguido viajero gra-
tas impresiones durante su estadia en-
san Juan asi como tambien 6xitos bri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
LAS FIESTAS DE NAvIDAD
DE SARATOGA


En- esta epoca del aao pobres RI
cos preparan, su cena de NOCHE
BUENA, Y despedida del afio; Sc CO.
men platos fuertes v golocinas, ponien-
do a prueba Ell mejor est6mago. Ayude
81. digestion cor "AGUAs DE SARA
ToGA''. Incluya en- su pedido a su col
mado una docena de estas AGUAS DL-
GEsTIvAs, PoR ExcELENcIA, que
1c ayudaran a conner de todo y sentir-
Sc s'ENCANTADO DE LA VIDA"
despues de una buena CoMrDA v una
MEJOR DIGESTION.
REPRESENTATIVES, RE LAS AGUAS
WYMAN q SHINE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
DE BASE BALL

Mafiana las 2 P. M. saldra la move
ma Puerta de TERRA a celebrar dos jue-
gos en- la liga del Castillo con la for
midable novena ''Ponce''.
Acompanara la novena un gran MI
nero de fans quienes van presencisr
estos refidos desafios que prometen
ser interesantes sensacionales.
MAX
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
MUJER AGREDIDA
CON UN MAcHETE

En- ell barrlo Capitsnejo'', de Pom
&c, Eugenio Rodriguez, de "a amos, AGO
met.o agredi6 con un machete a Ro-
sd Rodriguez infiriendole heridas ell la
mano izquieTda, en- la mandibula in
fericr. Fue ssistida en- ell hospital Tri-
coche. FL agresor fue arrestado y Ell
Juez municipal lie exigi6 $500 de fansa
para quedar en- libertad provisional.
-4(tE IL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
MxRCADO DH cAMBrc
I QUIERE CANAR DINERo
FIRME?

Nenga a YER nuestro gran sur
lido de nauhecas, juguetes y
novedades. Nuestros precios
son los mas bajos del mercado.
Ventas al por mayor y detail.
Acuda pronto.
The Doll House of Porto Rico.
% cristo St.-Box 1851
~ss San Juan, p. r. 8 ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
EN- LOS DoM1N1os DE LCIE
LA CoMPANIA QUE IMPasIoNo
LAS ESCENAS PRINCIPAEs DE
LA. PELICULA 'sLoS ENMIGoS
DE LA MUJER'', EN- FRAIIA, RE-
GREsA A Los EsTADoS NIDoS

Los INTERPRETERS de la empra "Ces-
mopolitan Productions que ueron q
Francia con Ell objeto de inresionar
Ell aquel pals las escenas Incipales
de la pelicula Los enemis de Ia
mujer'', basada en- la novel;de este
nismo titulo de don Vicen Blasco
Ibanez, regresaron hace uno .cuantos
dias a los Estados Unidos enil vapor
"Olympic'', despnes de uno dlos VIA
jes mas interesantes hechos, ,or una
troupe de artistas cinemagrdfco
Este viaje ofrece tambien la articula-
ridad de ser el primero que rliza una
compan1a conp.eta de interetes del
s.film'' un pals extranjeropara i'm
rresionar las escenas de un pehcula
en- ell mismo sitio en- donde sdesarro-
LA la acci6n del argumento.
Durante su permanencia eFraneia,
los artistas de la CosmopolihP impre-
sionaron magnifcas escenas . Monte
Carlo, Mia y Paris, ciudad en- las
cnales Blasco Iba1ez hace Eir a los
personajes de TIPS enemig. de la
mujer''. Por primera veg en- ste afios,
la administration del Gran tsino de
Monte Carlo permitio una empaiiia
cinematografca impresiona escenas
dentro del Casino en- sus asdedores.
Per mediaci6n del mismo Bsco Iba-
fiez, la compaiiia consiguio pmiso pa
ra impresionar escenas en- palacio
Gel Principe de Monaco, y oas en- al
gunos jardines y lugsrcs pllicos de
Mia. 49,
Entire los miembros de ls.empaiia
TUE regresaron en- el ''O.ympia fguran
los nombres del gran actor onel Ba-
rrymore, que creo uno de sucaracte-
res mas notabies en- la pelfda .'The
Face i'll the Fog'i; Alma Ra1ens, in
tsrprete de un importante plel en- la
pelicula ''El vale de los habres 81
lenciosos'', de la Cosmopoliu; Pedro
dc Cordoba, y otros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
IMPoRTANTE CASO DE HINJUNC
TION'' RESUELTo POR LA CORTE
DE DIsTRTTO DE ARECTBO
Manati. Die. % 1922.
Ell MUNDo,

Manati, Die. % 1922.
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Juez Lloreda de Arecibo declare
con lugar auto Injunction, interpues
to por Juan R. Santana Rafael B&ez,
contra este Municipio contratista An
tonsanti Corte resolvi6 legal ordenan-
"a emprestito, pero orden6 paraliza-
ci6n de obras alcantarillado Represea-
ta,ba demandante Lcdo. Rivera zayas,
y demandados j. B. Soto y Jose Aponte
Probablemente, demandados apelaran.
RAMOS. oorresponsal
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QUTNINA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RIOR. FL efecto t6nico laxante del
hace superior a la Quinina ordinnria,
v no afecta la cabeza La firma de
e. w. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
jita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

POR $500 enviaremos c. o. D.
a cualquier parte de la isla,
5000 agujas para coser, surti-
das EN- tama1os y de calidad in
meiorable.s
ROGUE Gonzalez. & Co. Sues.
P. O. Box 1923. San Juan, P. r.
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y los primeros rayos del sol nos sor-
prendieron, celebrando con una lalmba
campestre la segunda misa de agui-
naldo. MARDocHE.
Comerio, diciembre 1s. 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
REPoETERo EscoLAR.

A PARIS, dicienbre 22.- Ell senior
Poincare ha pronunciado esta 'arde IN
discurso en- la Camara de Diputsdos ea
Ell cual solicito la ratification de los
tratados navales nlil;sares ratificados
en la conferencia para Ell desarne ce-
lebrada en- Washington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
M. PoINCARE FELIcITADo

PARIS. diciembre 22.-Los peri6di-
cos felicitan al jefe del gobierno se-
nor Poincare por habsr recibido IN
veto unanime de confanza del Sena-
do, el cual ratifc6 su politica exterior.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23
EsTUDLANTEs PARA ENTER
MERAS

La Clfnica Miramar theme cabida
PARA un nGmero de alunnas que deseen
estudiar y practicar. Para informes di-
rjass . la Superintendente de dicho
estabIecimiento. 0venida Las Palmas,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

llantes en- la propaganda de su famoso
tratamiento cientifco.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-23

durante el afio 1ltimo en- tod los asun
tcs de orden interior por ecumpndO
caballero don Marcelino SoIno.
RIo.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-29
esent and delivered the medals,

present and delivered the medals.
The union Epworth League met with
Shiloh Sunday evening at $50 o'clock
A good crowd was in attendance and a
very interesting program was rendered
Speakers from Gray Court and Dials
were present, as we'll as those fom the
Shiloh League, and every one enjoyed
the splendid program.
The Y. p. NJ. and Julior societies
were entertained at the home of Miss
Dora Graydon Saturday afternoon. A
very pleasant time was spent by all
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Curry and chill
dren were the spend day guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell Gray, Sunday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-29
To Stop a Cough Quick

take HAYES HEALING HONEY, O
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the inflamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVES O-PEN-FRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group is enclosed with every bottle of
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
Of children suffering from Cold or Group.
The healing effect of Hayes Healing Honey in
side tho throat combined with the healing effect of
Groves O-Pen-Trate Salve through the pores of
the skin soon stops cough.
Both remedies are packed in one carton and the
cost Of the combined treatment Is 35c
Just ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-29
DIALs NEWS

Dials. March 27---A delightful So
cial event was the backward party"
given by the Epworth League on the
evening Of March 18th. The affair
took place in the auditorium of the
'hool building whichshad been nice
ly arranged and tastefully decrated
for the occasion by the committee In
n l. or OF St Patrick, green
- ve. much in evidence, To the
uninitiated a backward patty" per-
haps doesn't sound interesting, but to
the, participants It proyed mirth pro-
ysoking and well calculated to Danish
dull care. The guests on their arrival
were greeted by the entertaining com
mittee composed CT Mrs. .Ena Harris,
Miss Emma Harrds, Miss Hattie ,Aher-
cromDie. Miss Laura Hellans and Miss
Sailie Brownlee. Games and contests
We're enjoyed and when at the close
Iof the festivities lin keeping with the
backward" idea) "howdy do" instead
OF goodbye was said the guests de-
clared they had spent q pleasant social
evening
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-29

Dr. Marvin Harris, of Greenwood
spent Sunday with homefolks here.
Mr.. P. NJ. Hellams and family were
the Sunday guests Of Mr.. Ludie Aber-
crombie and family.
Mrs. Cook. OF Fountain Ian, spent
several days last week with Mrs. Mary
Curry and other relatives here.
Miss Matte Simmons, of Greenvill
was the weekend guest of her mother
Mrs. H. Y. Simmons.
Mr.. Frank Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Harris, and Master Jack and Nell Har-
ris were shopping in I.aurens last Sat
urday.
Poi. G. f. Brooks, of Greenville
spent the weekend with his brother
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William
Brooks.
Miss Fannie Brownlee. accompanied
! by her sister Mrs. w S. Bolt and Mas
ter Jack Bolt, spent Thursday il
Grcenville.
Mrs. Ludic Owings and Miss Ceci
Owings attended the closing exercis
cs of the Shady Grove school in Green
! vile county, Mr.. |. NJ. Owings beint
the principal. The exercises were
very good indeed, showing mucl
thought and training had been expend
ed Supt. Barton, of Greenville, wa.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-29
a TONIC

Groves TasteIess chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enrichng the Blood. When you feel its
strengthening, invigorating effect, see how
it brings color to the cheeks and how
1t improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true tonic value
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is simply
iron and Qunine suspended in syrup. So
pleasant even children like it, The blood
needs QUlNINE to Purify it and IRON to
Enrich it, Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by Its Strengthening, Invigor-
ating Eject. 60c.
The Washington times., 1922-08-17
COURAGE TO THINK
BY Beatrice Fairfax

admire me for sticking to my own
ideals on what's what"
When this isn't carried to ex-
tremes by rabid individualist.
or made into radical departures
from accepted and tested codes
by d daring mental Bolshevik, It
is a pretty good working hy-
pothesis for the conduct OF life.
BE sure you're right and then
go ahead" is a safe motto forS
anyone who thinks straight and
ponders a bit before leaping into
action.
To be happy and honest we
need have standards of our own
which are high and fine and
strong enough to oppose the silly
catchwords Of an unthinking
group which plays follow the
leader" all the time.
To amount to something in the
world is generally to cut a path
through a wilderness of difficult
ties--not to take the beaten
track around them.
The courage to think--to find
out what you really want of life
and then to work for II hon.
estly. would solve most of our
problems.
What people will say IL we
make good 10:
The Washington times., 1922-08-17
TOnics and
their use
BY Brice Belden, M. d.

ToNICs have their occasional
uses, but as a general thing
- they are actually harmful.
Tonics are a heritage Of the days
when exact diagnosis was seldom
possible. Great stress was then
laid on the Interpretation Of syrnp.
toms and upon their relief. Such
relief often meant nothing but
palliation, and the real causes Of
illness were not attacked. Among
such methods the use OF tonics to
produce a sense Of well-being was
quite general. 80.
Patients who are tired and jaded
have had large demands made
upon their reserve cellular activ-
ity, demands larger than the cells
can supply without a chance to
rest and recuperate or a stimulus
in the shape Of tonic, usually
one containing strychnine.
IL ought to be perfectly plain
that It Is unwise ,to increase the
output of cellular activity when
the body cells are already rex
hausted. What Is obviously need
ed In such circumstances Is rest,
through which energy IL restored.
Rest. and improved nutrition Of the
cells.
The sense OF well.being produced
by tonics is frequently false, and
harmful in that II encourages the
patient to further ill-advised ex-
ertions, which can only result in
further depletion Of the reserve
cellular activity.
Rundown people should do every.
thing possible to conserve their
energy, not dissipate Il. BY open.
ing the tap too widely the water
is wasted. so to speak; or to put II
another way. there is no use In
flogging n jaded horse.
What IL the good of taking a
tonic merely TO make yourself
feel better. when nine times out
of ten there In a removable cause
Of your bad feelings7
The Washington times., 1922-08-17
Music and
Jazz
BY DR.. w. A. McKeever,

rHE Kansas State Normal
School at Emporia has de-
veloped q plan for popular
izing good music and the move
ment has recently been sweeping
the State with a charm as con-
spicuous and attractive as the
scented breath of the spring
breezes. The fourth annual con.
test convention has lately been
held at Emporia, with a thousand
public school pupil delegates try
ing by groups for share in the
many awards.
The mention of one or two
striking features of the affair
will give evidence Of it's signifi-
canoe for education and morals.
First, the musical selections, in
order to be acceptable for even
the local contests, were required
to be Of a high quality and free
ond, the selections were all re-
quired to be memorized, not note
in sight OF the performers. Third,
the complete variety OF musical
performances made the acceptance
Of the challenge easy for a very
large number. Solos, quartets,
choruses, orchestras, single instru-
ment performances and other .ar.
rangements helped to make up
the interesting variety.
Now, the very important lesson
TO be derived from this remark
able event was: First, the prac.
tice work, and the local tryouts:
second, the affair was another
demonstration Of the fact that
the beautiful and the ennobling
can he used to arouse the snthu.
siasm and the eager support OF
the masses even more easily than
is the case with coarse and bru.
talking entertainment.
The Washington times., 1922-08-17
THE STUDIO
APARTMENT
BY Loretto c. Lynch
An Acknowledged Expert In All
Matters Pertaining to House
hold MANAGEMENT.

-rE was a celebrated actor; n
IL bachelor, too-and he was
III 80 tired of hotel life. He
decided upon a studio. where he
could cook a wee bit when he
wanted to prepare bite for his
guests.
A search OF the theatrical dis
trict, however, disclosed but one
place-a large room and bath. The
bathroom contained only tub and
q wash basin. The toilet was out
in the hall.
And SO It was decided to make
Of the bathroom a kitchenette.
The top of the bath tub was COW
cred by a hinged white porcelain
enameled cover. A clothes rack
on a pully contained pots and pans.
1t was hoisted up to the ceiling
when not in use. The two-burner
gas stove was detachable. 1t fitted
under the lavatory when not in
use. When wanted It was placed
on top of the wash bowl.
Then there was the studio living
room. Its walls were creamy yel-
low, and so was the woodwork.
The floor was painted inky black
and perfectly waxed. Two oval
woven rugs Of French blue and
black were on the floor.
At one end of the room was a
white marble fireplace. On its
mantel shelf were two antique
brass candlesticks with electrified
candles. These had reflector
shades of yellow parchment with
black silhouette figures. In front
Of the fireplace was a small Orien.
tai prayer rug.
There was a dome light in the
center of the ceiling. This was
D. completely swathed in yellow
silk.
At the end Of the room opposite
the fireplace was the grand piano.
Across the top of II was bit Of
real tapestry. The hammered brass
bowl on the piano was filled with
gorgeous blue corn flowers.
On one side Of the room were
the built-in bookcases. These were
finished in French blue. There
were mahogany window chairs
and a gate-leg table. An antique
cabinet with latticed mirror front
was used to store the china.
The effect was that Of a stage
setting. Yet any woman could re.
produce II without great expendi.
ture.