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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-11
CoNATo DE FUEGo

En- la ~madrugada del lunes de la
semana en- curse a las A y 20 Sc, desa-
rroll6 un conato de fuego, en- ell pa
ito de una casa p~ropiedad de don Al
berto Buckart en- la Gale Cristobal
Colon, de Arecibo, cuyo conato fue ex-
tinguido por extinguido por varios
ciudadanos, causando solo ell consi-
guiente tenor de los vecinos, no ha-
biendo necesidad de alarmar a la po-
blacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-11

sus blancos brazos hacia ella y entire
tsoHozos cortados Sc despidio de la
armada tierruca boricua; ella Sc iba;
la dejaba por un ano ipor dos... !! No
10 saba! pero su alma. su cora-
ION !. sus amores eran de ella. 81
de ella. de la pequeiia y ~desgracia-
da isla.. 81, pequena, pero gran
de. muy grande por ser la patria
de un "Munoz" de i'm "De Diego, y
sus besos y sus, lagrimas fueron ora
clones para la memoria de los gran
des hombres Y saludo de despedida pa
ra ell terruno amado,
Borinquen L. Acena.
Yabucoa, octubre 1928.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-11

me molestaban. M apetito es mag
y me levanto en- la manana, sim
tiendome alerta Y animado, en- lugar
de estar pesado y fatigado como an
ties va no sufro de jaquecas nj YER
tigo. Espero tomar otra botella de
Tanlac, con Ell objeto de estar SECURE
del buen resultado. No puedo elogiar
Tanlac en- exceso."
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las bue-
mas ~droguerias. No acepte substitu-
tos. Sc han vendido mas de 81 milo
mes de botellas.
Las Pfldoras Vegetables Tanlac son
Ell remedio natural del estrenimiento
De venta en- todas parties.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-10-11
CONTRABANDO

Ell Sargento Silen, ell Jefe de Dis
trito de Cabo Rojo y otros funciona-
rios ocuparon ell lunes 8 del corriente,
en- "Monte Grande", barrie de la jul
risdiccion de Cabo Rojo, un contra
bando de Brandy, consistente en- 116
botellas. .
En- relacion con este asunto fue de-
tenido Ricardo Davila segun informa
la policia.
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LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COTT TO THE GAY LITTLE
MARQETSE. CONTINUED

don't know how long l was, ~
ing on the bed, little Marquise. after
/ had closed the door on Jack. |
only know that it seemed as though
my heart would be torn apart with
my sobs.
Pretty soon l heard a tapping on
the bedroom door and Jack called
Leslie" / did not answer.
A louder tapping and louder
voice, Leslie"
Then L did not answer.
Don't be fool, Leslie. Open the
door"
Slowly / rose to my feet and went
into the bathroom and tried to take
some of the tear stains from my face.
My eyes were almost swollen shut.
I didn't want to 90 to him. I didn't
want to go to my own husband. l
didn't want to make up. I just wanted
to go home to my mother.
1 never would have left her had !
known marriage was to be like this.
Now Very Angry"
Here l had done my very best. !
had made a beautiful home for the
man l had married; a man who be
fore the wedding had showered me
with the most expensive entertain.
ment Of all kinds and who was now
very angry because ! had put Il little
more money into something which
was to make US both more comfort
able than ne had expected.
Like dog in the manager he would
neither help me to fit out the apart
ment nor be satisfied with It when I
had finished
Again Jack was knocking this time
so loud that I was afraid the people
in the other apartments on either
side would hear him Quickly I went
to the door and opened it,
Leslie. I'm sorry" ne said -
ought to have remembered all the
things you told me. ought to have
understood that money was for our
/ home and nothing else.
1t is a beautiful place, but [ was
so in hopes that we could use some
Of that money to make a payment
on this stock and fifteen hundred dol
lars a year is too much for us 70 pay
for rent.
II never realized il would cost So
much more for TWO people 20 live
than for one wish l had hold of
that liar who has spoken to the con
trary."
II DO Love You
Then he laughed. took me into his
arms and whispered with his mout5
close to my ear. II do love you. little
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girl, and I know 1 am hard to live
with
Il presume l will break your heart
many times, but 1 don't mean to,
dear. don't mean to hurt you. L
wouldn't trade you off for a million
of those economical girls you de-
scribed to me.
You know, however, that when a
man has plans for other things and
sees these plans dashed, he just has
to get the rage and disappointment
out of his system. The one who is
nearest him then, whether it be his
wife, his stenOgrapher, his best
friend or his barber; that's the per-
son that has to play martyr while he
applies the modern fortunes of the
inquisition."
In the meantime he had picked up
the lease and, going over to your
beautiful old desk, little Marqrise. he
signed it with a flourish and pre-
scented it to me.
There, Mrs Prescott, you will now
forgive me won't you, and think we
will be very happy here even II
do have to work like the devil to get
the rent money"
Heigh-O, little Marquise, I wonder
if you would be quite as happy here,
If you were l and If Jack and you
had never had this useless quarrel.
Next: Leslie Prescott to her mother
Jacks change of heart.
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Meetings Here
Friday

Phi Delta Theta Luncheon.
c. Of c.
League of Women Voters.
Meet. <. Of c.
Hosiery Shop Inc Meeting.
c. of c.
American Chemical Society.
Dinner. G. of c.
Remington Post and Auxiliary.
Meeting. .. Of c.
Butler University Association.
Dinner. Lincoln.
Optimists Club. Luncheon.
Claypool.
National Paper Box Manufac-
turers' Association. Luncheon.
Claypool
Allied Motor Commerce. Lunch
Spink-Arms
Exchange Club, Luncheon.
Lincoln.
Optimists Club. Luncheon.
Claypool
Woman's City Club Luncheon.
Seventh floor c. of c.
Delta Tau Delta. Luncheon.
Board Of Trade.
Knights of Columbus. Lunch
con. Spink-Arms.
Industrial Lenders. Luncheon.
Seventh floor c. Of c.
Laymen's League. Luncheon.
Seventh floor c. Of c.
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Give Him UD

Dear Miss Leo am a girl of Is l am
going with a man of 80. He meets ms
every Saturday night at town He has a
wife and children Do you think II would
be o K for him TO get divorce and marry
me? He does not care for his wife Enco
he met me- He says there Is no love at
home any more. I love him very much
CARRIE CRYSTAL.
OF course there is no love at home
if he is thinking of another girl all the
time. He cannot expect any love If
he does not give even faithfulneSs,
much less love.
Do you think you could be happy
with this man. knowing you had
robbed a wife Of her husband, chill
dren Of their father? don't-even If
he succeeded in getting a divorce with
no grounds.
Send this man back to his family, if
you really care for him. Try TO make
a real man OF him. Then stop seeing
him.
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two or three months is frequent
enough.
Naturally the hair should be washed
often enough to keep it clean, but
brushing it thoroughly each night
and using a tonic which is rubbed
carefully into the scalp often keeps it
clean without occasioning a sham
poo oftener than every month or
six weeks.
II you have a tendency to bald
ness or a decided loss Of hair, sham
pooling should occur only when clean
illness absolutely requires it, for you
are deprivjng it of the natural oil
when you wash it,
An excellent shampoo is made by
beating an egg into an ounce of water
and rubbing it thoroughly into the
scalp. The yolk contains iron and
sulphur. both excellent for the hair
The white is very cleansing
If you prefer to use soap. nothing
Is better than to melt a cake Of white
CASTLE soap i'm a quart Of boilin.
water. Wet the hair first with warn
water. then with a couple Of table
spoons of the soap jelly and rub thor
oughly into the scalp. Gather IN
long ends up on the crown so tina.
they. too, may 5e well lathered.
Before rinsjnE. massage the scat
with firm. rotary movements. Rims.
the hair through several waters. the
last Of which Should be cold. Be sure
that every particle Of soap has been
removed.
Brushes and combs should be Sc
lected with care and .cleansed fire.
quently For exaggerated cases o.
dandruff or hair ailments it is best
to consult a specialist who will pre-
scribe a remedy for your particular
case. Sun baths are excellent. Il
is also advisable to let long hair
hang down the back while in the
boudoir that it may have air and
freedom.
Dyeing or bleaching the hair seems
to me most unwise and 1 always ad-
wise patrons against such remedies.
Copyright 1923, NEA Service, Incl
NEXT: The beautiful mouth
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Be Careful

Dear Miss Leo I am giri of u.
have been married Ny husband went with
other girls ! got q divorce. / now have
a sweetie in Chicago who wants me to come
20 him. Should ] go? He makes good
money and I would have a lovely home and
a 1ne time BLANCHE.
You make one mistake. Try to avoid
a second. 1t takes more than a love
" home and a fine time" to make a
happy marriage If you love this man
and feel sure he loves you and think
that love will last. you have reason to
consider marriage.
Unless the man is unable to get
away. let him come to you, If you do
decide to marry him.
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Notwithstanding The Recent

snow fiurries. Spring is really
lurking around the corner. Birds
have come back, trees have bios
somed and animals have come out
Of their winter lethargy. Some
little green turtles got so much
spring pep during last week that
they found themselves over in the
windows of the Baldwin Piano
Company, IS n. Pennsylvania St.
Here they have nice little aquari-
ums and little round stones to sun
themselves on. when there is any
sun,
Now there is still more to this
story: each turtle has a letter on
its back, in one window the letters
are those found in the word, Bald
win" while in the other they are
the letters In the word. Bruins
wick" Now if you are the lucky
person who happens to pass these
windows when the turtles are lined
upon their respective rocks so that
they spell either the word, Bald
win" or Brunswick. you may go
into the store and you will receive
800. Although Peggy Ann has
never found the turtles in the de-
sired formation, it Is a lot Of fun
to watch them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-10
APARTMENT HOTEL
At SHELBYVILLE
Contract for First Modern
Lodging House Goes to In
dianapoIiS Contractor,

By Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, May 10
Plans were announced today for the
erection of a $4,000 modern two
story apartment hotel, by the Bierley,
Mardis, Stewart Realty Company at
Harrison and Franklin SITS. The
realty company recently purchased
three old brick buildings which will be
remodeled into the first apartment
house erected in Shelbyville.
The lower floor will be used as
business rooms. The second floor will
contain two and three-room apart
ments, with hotel accommodations.
Bacon & Tislow, 81 ". Ohio St, In
dianapolis, are architects and en-
gineers for the building.
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Since the Institution OF


their summer policy. two separ-
ate vaudeville programs are seized
uled for the Palace during the
week. the bill changing in entirety
on Thursday.
The headline attraction for the
rest OF the week Will be Eddie Foy
and the rest Of the Toys in an act
called the 1923 Revue" which
was written by one of the Toys in
collaboration with William Jerome
Eddie Foy has stayed before the
public as a comedian for a period
Of nifty years and has inspired the
Younger Toys to follow the same
calling.
The photoplay for the rest of the
week will be the Nth Comma nd
ment Many people find the Palace
the most satisfactory answer to
their amusement and recreation
problem, in that II is varied enough
to satisfy at very modest prices;
from II to ! p. m. one will be ad-
mitted for 10 cents.
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MORE ALLIGATORS AT zoo
King Tut and Cleopatra to Have
Eleven New "PIaymates.

Eleven more alligators will be in
stalled in the zoo at Riverside Park
Friday, officials Of the Riverside
Amusement Company announced to-
day. The alligators were obtained
from A. Wiegands Sons Company
florists, Sixteenth and Illinois SITS,
where they have been on exhibition.
They will join King Tut and Cleopatra
alligators already at the zoo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-10
New Way to Remove
Hairs Creates Sensation

What beauty specialists regard as
one OF the most important discoveries in
recent years Is the phelactine method Of
removing super1uous hair. Its great az
vantage Of course. lies in the fact that
It actually removes the hair roots. II
does this easily. Instantly. harmlcssly
Sufferers need no longer despair. The
actual hair roots come out before your
very eyes. leaving the skin smooth and
hairless rs a babes. Recnu se II offers
such complete relief, stick of Phelactine
is the most mex pensiyc thing one can buy
for the removal Of hairy growths. Drug
gists are having a big demand for it.
Advertisement
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Love and Dates

Dear Madam: 10 you think II possible
for a girl OF q TO be in love with fellow
she has never had date with? Do you
think her love would ever be returned?
DUCHESS.
1 certainly do not think dates" are
essential to love. There are many
ways in which young man and wom-
an could meet and fall in love with
out ever having a date"
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YOung Folks Engaged

Ny Dear Miss Lee: I am girl of 1S and
am engaged to 3 young man 10 years old. l
love him very much. but he does not show
his love. Do you think he could love me
without showing his love?
CURLY-HEADED BABE.
If the young man has asked you
to be his wife, 1t is natural to sup
pose that he loves you. Yes, he could
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r RECKLESS
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re.
move Them With Othine-DoubIe
Strength.

This preparation for the treatment
of freckles is usually so successful
in removing freckles and giving a
clear, beautiful complexion that it is
sold under guarantee to refund the
money if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of Othire and re-
move them. Even the first few ap-
plications should show a wonderful
improvement, some OF the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for
the double strength Othine; it is this
that is sold on the money -bas7x>zaag-
observation-disclosures E ~
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do SO without making a demonstra-
ton Of his love.
However, l think both of you. ana
especially tho boy girls mature earlier
than boys are young to accept the
responsibilities Of marriage.
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-newness and beauty that Spring
time brings TO Dame Nature, is the
cleanliness and freshness that fol
lows in the wake OF a paint brush.
The Central Wall Paper & Paint
Company, 127 s. Meridian ST.. has
an unlimited assortment of paints
for every possible use. II you need
little paint, varnish or other
housekeeping aid. visit this com
pany and experts will give you
their assistance in selecting just
the product particularly suited TO
Your individual needs Very beau
tiful wall paper designs in wide as
sortments can be found here.
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BY MRS. ORA SNYDER
Americas Candy Qneen

BY MRS. ORA SNYDER
Americas Candy Queen
NOTE: You may want to save this
recipe until the sugar boycott ends.
PEANUT TAFFY
y cup water.
= cup raw Virginia peanuts.
l. cup graduated sugar.
Il cup light brown sugar.
Pinch of salt
Pinch of cream of tartar.
Mix first four ingredients and
cook until peanuts make a cracking
sound. Then add three tablespoons
Of butter, a pinch Of soda and
pinch of salt.
Mix well and pour over buttered
marble slab or large platter. spread
ing out as thin as possible.
Copyright, 1928, NEA Service, Inc.D
NEXT: Butter Scotch.
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In The Mad Rush Of Spring

In The Mad Rush Of Spring
days. do you mothers ever stop
TO think that you are almost en-
tirely responsible for the physical
development Of your children. Their
diet is of primary consideration and
one very necessary item OF this diet
Is an ample supply of milk. To as
sure your children getting pure,
wholesome milk from a Sunlit
plant, be sure to order Folks milk.
Cobwebby in their sheer lowell
ness, the chiffon hose so popular
this spring, can be had in any de
sired suit shade.
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Thief Works Fast

Ten dollars were taken from the
trousers of George Prather, 40 N.
Senate Ave, he told the police today
Prather left his room a few minutes
and when he returned found the peck
cts Of the trousers turned wrong
side out
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WOMAN IS KILLED WHEN
AUTOMOBILE HITS DITCH
Funeral of Mrs. Una Chandler Is
Held at Mansfield.

b. Times Special
FRANKLIN. Ind, May 10
Funeral services of Mrs. Una Mae
Chandler, AZ. of Mansfield. killed in
an automobile accident near here
Tuesday night. were held today.
Mrs. Chandler was riding in a car
with her husband. Homer P. Chandler
and son, James L. Chandler, when
Chandler, blinded by lights on an ap-
preaching car, drove his car into a
ditch
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Martha Lee Says.
martha Lee
Erring Husband Deceives
Himself About Home Life

Selfdecepon easy trick. girl magnes herself beau
tf and every glance turned her way admrng
glance She is deceving herself but she is happy.
However seIfdecepon, although may lead happiness
in a few eases frequently leads to unhappness.
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luXuriant o n q $
just because the
posse5sors give
them care.
Beautiful hair
is clean hair.
There is consid-
able diversity of
opinion among
hair specialists
regarding the
frequency with
which the sham
poo should occur.
Some maintain
that every two
or three weeks is
none too often.
while others de
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NEXT: Butter Scotch.
GEORGE R. WEAVER DIES
Former Local Train Dispatcher Sue
cumbs In California.

Word of the death Of George Ras-
mus Weaver, ex-resident of Indian.
apolls, at his home in Pasadena, Cal,
has been received in Indianapolis
For nineteen years Mr.. Weaver
was train dispatcher for the Belt rail
road. He was active in the Masonic
order.
Mr., Weaver is survived by his
widow who went to Pasadena with
him twenty-one years ago.
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A man is firing of his wife Uncon-
sciously he seeks faults in her. He is
cold toward her. Naturally repulsed,
she is not rs loving as she was when
he was responsive. So he deceives
himself into believing his home is
lacking in love. That gives him an
excuse for neglectng it. He IS de
ceiving himself by shutting his eyes.
Self deception is easy.
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To The Average Person

there is nothing that takes the
place Of the morning cup OF coffee.
The mild stimulating influence. the
inviting aroma seem 10 properly
brace one for the beginning of the
days duties. Proximity to the
packin~ plant assures delivery Of
3F while the strength of the coffee
is unimpaired. Order this brand OF
coffee in order not to run the risk
of disappointment Innumerable
satisfied customers attest it's su
periority.
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Nothing will do more TO create
fresh. summary appearance in
the bathroom and kitchen than
crisp new curtains Barred dimity
with blue band trim makes at
tractive inexpensive kitchen cur
tains
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Social
Activities
L n TE r AIN Me n 7 s
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS
r HE. marriage of Miss Virginia
Frances Bates, daughter of Mrs

TT HE. marriage of Miss Virginia
Frances Bates, daughter of Mrs.
Laura Ratliff Bates, to Edward
Hobart, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hobart, viii take place at + o'clock
Saturday afternoon at the home of
the bride. witt Dr. Edward Haines
Kistler officiating.
The bride will be attended by her
sister, Miss COrnelia Bates, and the
groOm's brother, Charles Hobart. will
be best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
will go East on a wedding trip and
will be at home at 1889 Churchman
Ave Out-of-town guests VINO win
come for the wedding are Mr.. and
Mrs. George Pigman and daughter,
Miss Mary Rebecca, and Mrs. Mary
]. Bates, Liberty, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore HochuIy of Des Moines,
Iowa.
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OIfE 10 HAat AIPb
sun will soon dispel the dreari-
b. ness of the last two days and Mi
lady can again set forth In a sum
merry costume. Adorablv fetching
are many of the midseason hats
that are being lavishly displayed
in the millinery department. fourth
floor Of tho VIM. H Block Com
pany; both the French salon and
the main display room are colorful
with charming creations for wear
with perky, fluffy frocks.
Large leghorns, flower trimmed
and fine milan-hemp braIds are par
ticularly adaptable for summer
wear The models are generally
becoming larger as the season ad-
vances.
This department is showing
large assortments in street, suit
and sports hats.
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FRECRLES
Girls! Make Harmless Lemon Cream
to bleach away Tan. FreckIes

Mix the Juice Of two lemons with
three ounces OF Orchard White. which
any druggist viii supply for a few
cents. shake we'll in a bottle, and YOU
have a whole quarter pint Of the most
wonderful freckle and tan cream, and
complexion beautifer.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
cream into the face. neck. arms and
hands each day and see how freckles
and blemishes naturally bleach right
out and how youthfully clear. soft and
rosy-white the skin becomes.--Adver-
tisement.
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Another Rubenten Article
How to Care for Your Hair
Thorough Brushing and Use
of Tonic Lessen Need for
Frequent Shampooing,

By NINE. HELENA RUBINSTEIN
International Beauty Expert
TIME condition of the hair is
largely a matter of physical
health, but nowhere is neglect
more evident. Neglected hair is never
beautiful, while sometimes scanty
heads of hair pass for beautiful and