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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-09
Dec. IS, 1922.

schas cosas los franceses han desaf
,rllada. Ia in.hlstria automovilista G
inycntado h aviaei0n; los itslianos
han multiplicado las Industries cleo
tridas la tele.g.affa sin hilos pro-
ducido esplendidos jinetes andari-
mes: slgunos espaiIoles hemso empeza-
do a discurrir; ha surgido el Jap6n,
Sc transforlna rapidamente China,
Turqufa, Egipto, la India Persia
los negros dc Norte- America han dado
tai avance en- direction de La cultura
que en-, una dos gencraciones iguala-
ran rel.asardn a sus compatriotas
de raza blanea. Y cl mito de Ia sll, sll,
perioridsd de unos pueblos sobre ctros
Sc ha idcsyanecido!
ion, la energia! La energfa de los
pJleblos del Norte! Todayfa Sc hahla
entire los pafses latinos de ESQ de la
energfa. Este Is gs TN mit0S abstrac.
to. VA NO creamcs en- la superioridasl
de eada ingles de cada aleman So
bre cada latino. va nos danlos cucn-
ts de que entire los alemanes y los in
gleses los hay muy brlltos y los hay
mny vagos. Pero la energfa, ia cner-
gfa del Norte! Va
ALI en- Calcutta nd Sc crefa hace
unos ciiantos aiies en- la eliergfs de los
indios. Ppro Sc fpndaron linas seuan-
tias sociedades gimnasticas. Los So
clos SO dedicaron 4 echar mdsculos.
X, naturalmente. Il eabo de poco ITEM
DO advirtier6n que sus m1sculos, eran
mas recios que los de los ingleses que
no Sc dedicaban a la gimnasia i X
ESQ que Macaulay habfs hablado del
ABlando bengales.s
Los intelectuales .bengaleses tampo-
GO Sc figuraban que pulieran cdmpc-
tir en- capacidGd de concentrar la
atenci6n con los ingleses
Pero unos cuantos Sc pusieron es-
.tuSfar 81 sanscrito, estimulados por
el ejemplo de europeos como Max Mus
Herr al estudio del sanscrito sigui0
el del budhismo, cl ciantifieo de los
vedas j la depurscionde del sabcr esote-
rico Y teosofico. Ahora resulta que
los sahies de Europa necesitan fundas
mentarse en- los estnlios de los sabios
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-09
BANCo POPULAR
De Economias y Pr6stamos
San Juan, r. r.
coNvocAToRIA

En- session ordinaria del ~ de Dicien-
bre pasadoA acordo el Consejo de Co
bierno de esta Sociedad fiiar el rs del
actual mes. y hora de las ocho de Ia
noche. para ceIebrar en- las oacinas de
este Banco IA JUNTA GENERAL OR
DINARIA que deterninan los Estatt:
tos y Reelalnentosl por que se rige esta'
institution
Sc ruega a los sefores Accionistas su
puntual asistencia al acto por si . por
medic de representation legal, segun es-
tablece IA seccion tres en- sus articulos
n. IA y 75 de los referidos Estatutos.
San Juan. P. r 5 de Enefo de 1928
Eladio Maldonado.
Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-09

POGO dpues eon uegos de bali d de Acn de Graca
Techs Golden Tornado Football PeaH
Auburn Red Barron matrimoni
Miss Alice House, cassnd ambos Embellishments Ambcs 6ye
actuamente Barron
dores baseball mas notables de- Estados Unidos.
Evening star., 1923-02-01
SEEN In THE WASHINGTON SHOPS
BY ELENoRE DE WITT EBY.

appears everywhere, odtlining the
neck and armholes Of the jacket, con-
tinutng down each side Of the front
opening and bordering the lower edge
or the Jacket, as we'll as framing the
pocket maps in a contrasting color
Inc long straight skirt is OF green
velette, cut with a small square at
sne center top, which overiaps the
blouse like the bib Of an apron A
row OF tiny buttons running down the
center OF the blouse gives a deceptive
erect OF front opening. and adds
the finishing touch to the costume
The hat pictured is a small helmet
shaped model, in blue and gray milan
straw. The colors alternate with
every every row OF braid, so that a delicate
'srs. nire and ndu sray stripe stripe Is created; A
placed at the back. slanting obliquely
toward one shoulder, Is the only
trimming, but its many loops are ar
ranged in a manner that would be
dimcult to duplicate, and the result
is that ever-sought-after note of
An unusual wrap for spring wear is
or golden brown crepe de chine. 1t
rs cut on straight cape lines, with
long slashes at the sides for the arms
70 pass through, and is mounted on
2 yoke. The interesting feature is
the trimming of narrow fur bands in
q shade exactly matching that of the
SIX. These circle the voluminous
cape folds at intervals Of about two
inches. so that the entire surface of
the wrap is striped with fur. Even
place OF being one large piece OF fur,
and the garment as a whole has the
advantage Of being both smart and
original
Evening star., 1923-02-01
A Tree Surgeons Pathology.

Are you not mistaken" writes a.
tree surgeon, "in saying that a mans
beard never grows inward? Even
Homer mods, it is said, and your skin
may he different from mine. The
BARRIERS theory is that very close
shaving in spots takes away a little
skin and the skin heals over before
the hair gets to the surface, and then
the hair stub presses against the skin
from the under side and curls back
ward and causes lot of itching and
singing. / had a spot on my chin
last week, a quarter Of an inch where
no hair came through, though the
rest of the beard was two days old
1t suppurated and the pus could be
pressed out. 1 have seen the barber
pull curled hair stubs three eighths
Of an inch long from such places"
Even a tree surgeon can, II he
doesn't mind digging a little, pun
curled hair, or at least three eighth
stuff out of the whiskers. Any self
respecting whisker is planted about
that deep.
The barber has the tail by the horse
fact, the hair shaft or rather the
follicle (the tissue about the reote
becomes infected; that causes some
proliferatien and thiekening, such as
occurs about boil, and II the beard
plication of cells In the epidermis
win heap. up and conceal the hair
temporarily. II the infection does not
lead to destruction Of the tissues In
yolved (suppuration) the hah will
presently grow out as fine as ever.
The notion that q hair gets disceur-
aged or angry when annoyed and
turns around and begins to grow in
Is just fancy. This ingrewing hair
notion is kin to that other old favor
lite. namely. that singeing is good for
the hair because 1t kinda sears or
seals up the bleeding hair after the
hair has been cruelty cut, and thus
keeps the sap from running out, you
understand
Be the head ever so full of sap, none
will leak away through the hair
shafts. The hair receives all the nu-
triton 1t needs from the blood in the
invisibly fine vessels (capillaries)
about the follicle or root; the hair
grows from the .follicle or root. not
from the cut end. And even ASSUME
ing a hair should be perverse enough
to grow I'm: septicemia is too often
the price the unpafticular CT ,tomer
pays for the BARRIERS well meant at
tempt at surgery.
Evening star., 1923-02-01
Changes in Evening Costilmery
NY ANNE RITTENHoUsE.

The wartime modesty OF evening
neck lines has disappeared. The OBJ
long opening from the Italian Rem
aissance has had long and glorious
career. 1t still exists. but it gradu-
ally slipped away from evening cos
tumery to give place to the deeply
low gown. Women now show their
| shoulders and they have no hesitancy
In uncovering their backs. Bare arms
we know all about, but the change
from . high to q low gown Is the
thing of interest. 1t is a direct re-
versaf of what we considered appro-
pirate for evening costumery during
and since the war.
We have been careless in differen-
tiating gowns. for war time gave us
afternoon frock to slide over into for
NAL evening affairs, but such casual
and comfortable dressing is over.
When woman goes out in the even
ing this season she is supposed to
dress as she did when society was
less casual. Our manners may never
again be ceremonioUs, but our clothes
are.
The frock with the square opening
In front Is revived. The gown with
q deep v at back Is everywhere. and
the harness of jeweled straps once
worn over a bare back has been re-
turned without apology and accepted
without excuse.
The sketch shows such a gown
There is little of it's material above
the bust line. The shoulder straps
are the substantial parts of the har-
ness, which is made from jeweled net
and colored crystals, and they are as
gorgeous as anything worn by one of
the mummies found in Egyptian
tombs. And. by the way, the finding
of King Tutanktamen will result in
more Egyptian fashions.
1t Is not necessary that a woman
should adopt this frankly revealing
decolletage. Many will object. She
can be in the fashion through COM
promise, remembering that the jew
Evening star., 1923-02-01
Old Jed Thumper Leads the
II one plan fails just try another,
II you would win some way or other.
L.


= Old Jed Thumper ran Iipperty-lip-
perty-lip as fast as he could to the
place where Peter Rabbit was wait
ing for him. Peter didn't have to ask
If they had succeeded in fooling
Shadow the Weasel by their trick in
the bramble tangle. He knew by the
way in which Old Jed Thumper was
hurrying that that trick had failed.
Come on" said Old Jed Thumper,
| leading the way. I'VE have got to
run for it. That white robber wasn't
FOOLED a minute. 1t won't take him
long to find either your trail or mine,
SO the sooner we get away from here
the better"
Away bounded Old Jed Thumper
and at his heels away bounded Peter
Rabbit All the terror which Peter
had felt before meeting Old Jed
comfort TO have somebody with
him He had a great deal of conf
dence In Old Jed Thumper
Meanwhile Shadow the Weasel.
circling around the bramble tangle,
had found Old Jed Thumpers trail
He hesitated a. moment His nose
told him that this was not the trail
of the Rabbit he had been following
That would mean that this Rabbit
was fresh and able to run for a long
SO SnduO" kept TlRnI on
around the bramble tangle and pres
emily came to the trail of Peter Rab-
bit. He chuckled. and then started
OF along that trail a little faster
than before. lie had gone but short
distance when the trail of Old Jed
Thumper Joined that of Peter. Again
Shadow chuckled. With two Rabbits
running together the scent was twice
as strong and, of course, just so much
easier to follow.
Old Jed Thumper ran and ran, and
behind him Peter ran and ran. Peter
was beginning to grow tired again,
and though he did his very best he
couldn't keep up with Old Jed Thump-
er. At first Old Jed Thumper didn't
notice this. When he did he stopped
and waited for Peter. Well rest
here a few minutes said Old Jed
Thumper. So they sat down on the
snow. and rested. But they didn't
rest long. They didn't dare to- You
see they had no way of knowing how
near Shadow the Weasel might be.
Evening star., 1923-02-01
PERSONAL HEALTH SERVICE
BY WILLIAM BRADY, M. D..
Noted Physician and author. :.

breast by sending 10 cents to the
American Medical Association, 535
North Dearborn street, Chicago, ILL.,,
and asking for one.
Soda Habit.
Constant sufferer stomach trouble.
Soda relieves distress. Too much soda
cause hardening of arteries?-T. J.
Answer-No. There is no serious
harm in it.
Salts.
Injurious to health or stomach to
take epson salts as means of reduc-
ing?-M. S. G.
Answer-Yes. If any reduction at
all obtained in that way, it is at ex-
pense of health.
Cleft Palate.
Girl, .twenty-four, had cleft palate and
harelip cured by operation. Children, II
any, inherit such defects?-L. L. z.
Answer-Congenita defects like
harelip or cleft palate do tend to appear
In some of the children.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-02-01
History Of Dour Aai,re.
BY PHILIP FRANCIS NowLAN.
COLLINS

vARiATloNS-coiin Collin, Culhane,
Cullen, o'coIIIns, o'cuiIen.
RACIAL oRIGIN-Irish.
souRcE-A given name.
The manner in which the English
| family name of Collins, and its vari-
ations. Collinson, Collet and Colet.
came into being has been explained.
But here is. an Irish group which
comes from an entirely different
source.
In this case the true form of these
names, as nearly as they can be rem
dered with the English alphabet, are
"O'Coilean" and "O'Cuileann." for
there are two Irish clan names, sep
Anglicized Unfortunately into the
foregoing spellings.
The "O'Coileans," prior to the
breaking up of the clan system in Ire
land, were one Of the leading clans of
Munster, tracing the name. which
sometimes is spelled "O'Coilen" to one
Cotlean an Catha, - free tTansla-
tion of this name being young war
dog" 1t is to be noted that the an
cient Irish considered the dog as a
noble animal, symbolizing that head
long courage (or as the French call
II, "elan"). which was the ideal of the
old Irish warriors
The O'Collins or "O'Cuileanns" also
were powerful clan until they were
finally dispossessed of their lands in
the thirteenth century as a result Of
the Anglo-Norman invasions. Their
seat was at Lower Conello. in Linn
erick, and the clan derives It's name
from a chieftain named "Culean," un-
der whose leadership 1t first rose to
the dignity of clanship.
Evening star., 1923-02-01
DAIAI 1NlA ~ AO1V1LO W. Burgess.

Occasionally Old Jed Thumper would
make flying leap off to one side.
Peter would do the same thing. This
was to break the trail. 1t wouldn't
break it for long, for they knew that
Shadow would simply make u little
circle and pick it up again. But each
little delay helped
BY and by Peter noticed that they
were running in a big circle. They
were coming back to that bramble
tangle where they had tried to fool
Shadow. 1t made him nervous Sup
posing Shadow hadn't kept on after
tnem- Then they might run right int 10
MIN. He said as much to Old Jed
Thumper
Don't worry" said Old Jed Thump-
er. Il know what l am doing.
SHADOW is following US, you may be
Evening star., 1923-02-01
The Diary of Professional Movie Fan
BY GLADYS HALL.

now. he writes me, he has had letters
asking him to produce "St. Elmo"
Beulah. "At the Mercy Of Tiberius"
and An Original Belle" He says that
rather large order--but B is for
bravery as well as for BaIlin. (That
last Is my addition.)
hodoiph Valentino positivelyestatea
mat June Mathis discovered" him.
ties and was continuousiy on the
lot when they were mailing '@The
Four Horsemen" Miss Mathiss bv the
way. has recently Joined the Goldwyn
company as scenario editor and at fat
CASTOR Glass ha. appeared in ten
or the hardest working men in screen
,sno; II any one can beat his record
let MIN now speak or else forever
after, ct cetera.
All kinds of folks are writing noe
Try to. Claire Windsor. "odes to
spring: and things like that why
not join the ranks before the GRO
cuses push up?
Girls. Vanity Fair includes three
leading men in the cast: Harrison
FORD George Walsh and Earle Fox.
ticket!
This is very sleuthy: I hear on very
good authority that Margaret Leahy.
beauty, who recently arrived In the
cinema capital to take the part OF
"Aggie" in Norma Talmadge's forth
coming picture. within the Law"
has been receiving a daily bunch OF
orchids from England; that ia, the
orchids have obviously been sent on
cabled orders through a fashionable
London florist to be delivered. to Miss
Leahy wherever she may be In Amer
ica. Margaret claims courageously
that she has no idea who the sender
may be. I detect a romance very
much in the airi
Constance Talmadge. speaking of
Margaret Leahy. has turned song
composer. She has just written in
collaboration with Edward Laska, the
composer, a catchy tune-bit. entitled
'Jf Any One Can Steal You, Then
You're Not the One for Me-"
{NonvHvht 1902
Evening star., 1923-02-01

them slashed in two pieces and picoted
in silver. The shorter folds hang loose
in graceful spiral cascades. while the
longer ones are brought around to the
front and caught at the waist with
large silver and gray roses, the long
ends hanging to the skirt hem and en-
tirely yelling the sides. The foundation
skirt. consequently, is only glimpsed at
the front and back. SO it is quite plain,
and simply finished with cordinE.
Another model is Of deeper gray Can
ton crepe, trimmed with old blue in
place Of silver. The bodice hasn't even
a suggestion of sleeves, but is cut to
include wide shoulder straps. The neck
Evening star., 1923-02-01
E:ii:s'tS!:?!:Wor!d! !;:i:'!t!: Is $! J! 4! I':!I

No longer will Courtney put his cuff
links in hook that Dorothy may ride to
the dance in taxi No longer will
Rodney's heart and sink with dull and
sickening thud when Mabel chooses
chicken Maryland for lunch instead of
the plain ham sandwich which his re-
For nowadays If Mabel eats chicken
Maryland she will pay for 1t herself,
and the taxi meter will be as much
Evening star., 1923-02-01
Copyright. 1923. }

and because it stays on so we'll it is
used by millions of American wom-
en-. All dealers carry the large box
and many carry the generous thirty
five-cent size. Remember. when you
are offered a substitute for La-may
1t is sure to be a demonstrator or
some one trying to make a larger
profit at your expense. When you
use this harmless powder and see
how wonderfully 1t improves your
complexion you will understand why
so many beautiful New York women
say they cannot buy a better pow
der than La-may anywhere at any
price. You can also get a La-may
Face Powder Compact with puff to
refill your empty vanity box These
compacts cannot crumble and spill.
Evening star., 1923-02-01
Excellent Loaf Cake.

two cupfuls Of sugar. Add four
beaten yolks of eggs, one teaspoonful
of soda dissolved in one cupful of
sweet milk and two teaspoonfuls of
cream of tartar mixed in three cup
fuls of -four. Flavor with vanilla
and a teaspoonful of mace. Lastly
add the beaten whites of the eggs.
Beat well before you put in the
whites of the eggs. Add one cupful
of chopped nuts if you wish. This
will make two loaves.
Evening star., 1923-02-01
PANS PARIS POSTALS

PARIS. January 21.-Dear Ursula:
Every weil-dressed man carries card
case, cigarette case, etc. to match
his tie dn fact, all his ward
robe corresponds), and they should
be of Persian silk in oriental color
Evening star., 1923-02-01

eled straps are the significant part Of
the fashion. Whatever way she can
arrange them over her shoulders is
acceptable, provided she has slim
shoulders. They are not for fat Wom-
en-. Neither are they for the athletic
type. They belong to the supple, mar
Evening star., 1923-02-01
Screen ShrapneI.

Let the fans select your stories for
you. Now. there's an ideal After
all, why shouldn't youofans do some
Of the work for the poor, over-toilins
directors, cameramen, stars. ct al +?
l don't see any reason, and I'm fan
myself. Id like to select some Of the
Evening star., 1923-02-01

almost impossible to get a face
powder to stay on the face longer
than it took to put it on. Now you
can use a powder that really stays
on, that stays on perfectly. A spe-
cialist has perfected a pure powder
that does not contain white lead or
starchy rice powder to make il stay
on. This improved formula con-
tains medicinal powders doctors pre-
scribe to improve the complexion.
In fact, this powder helps to pre-
vent and reduce enlarged pores and
irritations. 1t is also astringent,
discouraging flabbiness, crows feet
and wrinkles. This unusual powder
is called may (French, Poudre
EAme). Because La-may is pure
Evening star., 1923-02-01

Dorothy's concern as Courtney's. The
Dutch treat" edict has gone forth.
1t may, indeed, return like the dove
to the ark, without finding land
whereon to set its foot. But 1t at
least has started. and that's a revolu-
tion in itself. The following remarks
by Miss Katherine Boardman, head OF
the Woman's Council of the Univer-
sity of California, tell all about it:
MANY men, and girls, too, are
working their own way through COL
lege, and every cent ef money means
something to them,' explains Miss
Boardman. Just because a man has
been given the role of digging down
into his pocket for generations past
does not mean that he should always
do 80. Why can there not be a gen.
eral spirit of cemradsship-the man
and the girl on an equal basis?
For girls, too, the same plan holds
good. This eternal tsQuabblinG' over
Evening star., 1923-02-01

Six thousand letters were recently
written by prominent japanese
women, and sent ont to 400 women's
organizations these being asked to
interview their special members of
parliament on the subject Of legis-
Iation for the protection of Japanese
girls.
Evening star., 1923-02-01

checks and carfare is silly. A gen.
eral understanding. such as is grew
ing on the campus. that every one
pays her own way. will mean much
to many self-supperting students To
play the role of a good sport in
treating her college friends has
many a time meant that the girl who
pays has gone without necessities
herSeH. SO it's the Dutch treat which
will rule the campus during the com
Ing semester If college leaders have
anything to say about it,"
What do YOU think about 1t, pals?
Is 1T up to Beautiful Bessie to pay
for her own chocolate creams?
tCopyright, 1921
Evening star., 1923-02-01

is slightly rounded, and has no collar.
and the bodice follows basque lines.
Like the gown described above, the
bodice is ornamented with embroidery,
hut tiny blue beads take the place of
metal threads. The skirt is cut on cir
cular lines, and flares as much as the
soft clinging material will allow.
Designers are offering sleeveless
jacket costumes as competitors Of
printed blouses and separate pleated
skirts for southern resort wear this win
ter. The latter combination Is newer,
Evening star., 1923-02-01

sure. lie will until he finds we are
running in a circle
So Old Jed Thumper kept right on
into the bramble tangle and out of
1t again in just the same way they
had left it before. When he gets
here" said Old Jed Thumper, hell
know that we are running in a circle.
Then he won't know just what to do.
He won't know whether to keen on
behind us or to sit down and wait for
US to come around to him, or to cut
across and try to head us off. He'll
think it over and that will give MS a
little more time. Wen go halfway
around again and then off in another
direction"
Copyright, 1879, by T W. RureessN
Evening star., 1923-02-01
Apple and Grapefruit Salad.

Take two cupfuls of apples and the
pulp of one grapefruit, broken into
small pieces. Pour over some French
dressing. Serve on crisp lettuce
leaves and garnish with nuts and
white grapes.
Evening star., 1923-02-01

stories for the directors. I just hate
to tell you what Id select for Cecil
de Mile. for example. But as mat
ter of fact, the idea of you fans se-
lecting stories comes not from my
humble self. but from Hugo Ballin,
who, with his wife Mabel as Becky
Sharp" is now in the tolls of making
Vanity Fair" 1t was because of a
consensus of fan-mail that Mr.. Ballin
went ahead with Vanity Fair" and
Evening star., 1923-02-01

but many attractive models of jacket
make a choice between the two IL would
be no easy matter to decide which to
take.
The model illustrated is of fine silk
velette, in tones of Jade green and
light caramel. The blouse is OF cara
MEL with long sleeves cuffed in green
and piped in the tan fabric. Piping
Evening star., 1923-02-01
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS,
Return MAIL

Return Mail
Send by return mail your pamphlets
on cancer of the breast.
Answer have none. You may OBJ
tain a pamphlet on cancer of the
Evening star., 1923-02-01

Each model is in a tone OF gray, but
touches of artistic trimming and vary
ing drapery effects serve to make them
distinctive. The gown sketched Is OF
dove gray chiffon frightened with a bit
Of silver The bodice has a plain bateau
neck and dininutive sleeves. and 1t
blouses. just a trifie at the waist. An
intricate design of embroidery in sill
Yer threads covers the entire surface,
causing it to sparkle in the light as
though it were Of metal cloth instead
OF soft diaphanous chiffon. At the back
there are two long cape-like panels
hanging from the shoulders, each Of
Evening star., 1923-02-01

Copyright, 1927
Evening star., 1923-02-01
NE of the smart shops ID
showing an unusually lovely
collection OF dinner gowns

for the matron this week.