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New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

1 both very beautiful things, but the ' huinan love between man and wom. an is the keenest of all human emo- ! lions. I know that it's life's supreme adventure. and although mine had 1 teen finished long before Sam's death, yet have had if, and the memory Of it came again to me as l caught inc glance from John Alden Prescofs eyes into those or his wife.
 Mir. Prescott came forward imme- diatcly at sight of me. Great relief was on his face and in inc tone Of his voice, but it was a very different man from that that had just been talking to his wife. As he was speaking to her, if was her as his sweetheart or whom he thought. When he spoke to me. his work be- came uppcrmost in his mind. I was but an instrument ready to his hand by which he intended 10 &C., complish much.
 He hurried me into the building. and as turned 10 wa c a goodby 10 Leslie. I saw she had a peculiar iDDh DDDH HEE SEBSiL3N IdNFs lt transition vas made too quickly. She Cid not like 10 be forgotten com plctely in a moment. Nog, dear. suppose the book Of my youth is closed. Although l am not so very old. expect never Co me again will come that great adven- ture. have had fl. but when ] vould have hugged it to my heart, it was gone, and like all my sex. ] tried to hang on 10 it. and burned and bruised. not only my fingers. but my heart. before I realized that one may not bend adventure 10 his will.
 Now l am going 10 arrange my life as nearly as l can on mans plan. I'm going 10 try 10 amuse myself and let it go al that. Dear Bec. l would never dare 10 say this to any one but you. Any other Of my sex would think was going 10 enter im- mediately upon a life Of license. You. dear. know that am just afraid afraid io let myself be hurt any more Soon IT uriie yon a letter and te1 you aIl about my boss" He is mos interesting. and dessrtes a letter sll to himself. Lotineiy.
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New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

spoons French dressing. table spoons chocolate bread pudding with tablespoons whipped cream. i-6 date whipped cream pie, slices graham bread with raisins and nuts, ? peanut butter sandwiches. . hard rolls. , tablespoons grape preserves. tablespoons butter. pint whole milk. teaspoons sugar. IA cup cream.
 Total calories. 40GS. protien. 475: fat. l5s4: carbohydrates, 1899; iron, .VlS3 gram.
 The peanut butter sandwiches are suggested as an accompaniment for the soup. The combination is very good. Rye. or whole wheat bread can be used.
 The cress and dandelion salad is made with equal parts Of tender dandelion leaves minced and cress. Combine the greens with French dressing and mix well. All the in- gredients should be well chilled be- fore combining.
 The chocolate bread pudding con lains eggs. rich milk and grated chocolate as well as bread and sugar. The chocolate is preferred to cocoa as il is richer in fat. The yolks of eggs only can be used and were used in this calculation of calorics.
 Copyright, 1924 NEA Service, Incl
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

her babyhood.
 With a choking remembrance of my childhood and the tender, caress- ing hands of my little mother, so long gone from me, l buried my face in the pillow, and wept silently that Lillian might not awaken, and in the weeping washed away. as is so often possible in tears of memory, the bit terness that had been fostering in my heart.
 It was not long afterward that l ] fell asleep, not to awaken until the alarm which l had set rang shrilly. 1 grabbed it from the floor mechani- calIy and stuffed it smotheringly beneath my pillow.
 "Eificiency Euphemia .'' gibed Lil- i lian. slcepily rubbing her eyes. What do you think you're doing with that You're not going to sleep again, if that's your little game, for you told me you had to get an early train.'
 q didn't want it to waken you," retorted demurely.
 There's a detachment of marines somewhere around Manhattan to- day NnO HllBht bs iiiei'st'u i that" she said. climbing out of bed and laying hands upon my pillow but Pm not interested, ; Come out Out you come . We'll flip a coin to see who gets the bath first. who goes to market and who gets breakfast
 It was an old game with us, relic of our various household experiences If fell to I.illian's lot to market, mine to prepare the breakfast. hac given her my key, and when l heard the hall door open thought she had performed her errands with unusua haste. But the steps coming dowl the hall were not Lillians. and looked up from the gas stove to SCI Dicky smiling rather shcepishly a me from the doorway.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

IL il had not been for little Rags puppy deg. the liaggedys would mol lave been able to get the magic books from beneath the pillow Of old Witch Wiggins.
 Old Witch Wisgins had been sleep ing very soundly and was snoring ever so loudly. but whenever Eaggedy Ann had tried 10 roll the Witch's head from her pillow. the old Witch had mumbled in her sleep.
 So little Rags had thought or a scheme. which enabled the Eaggedys to get the two invisible magical books without awakening the mean. cross old Witch. sotaking the two invis- iJle magic books. the Raggedys and little Rags puppy dog ran from inc witch's bed room and climbed upon the wind 1w sill.
 The Witch's house was built at ihe top of great oak tree and the vim COW sill vas a great distance from the ground. but the Raggedys knew it would not hurt them to fall this great distance for they aid little Rags puppy dog were made out Of cloth and were stuffed with nice clean white cotton. So. when they would iali. or jump from a great height. all they would do, would he 10 bounce.
 Raggedy Andy unlatched the win- dow easement and was just about 10 count ''One for the money, two for the show, three to make ready and here she goes." when he heard a BcunIing from the Witch's bed room.
 Aha" the mean old creature l.Owled as she came running out of the bed room. T thought il was foo strange 10 be dreami But l shall catch you. for if you jump from the window. yon will be smashed 10 smitbereens when you hit the ground below"
 The old Witch thought by saving this. the H5ggcdys would come back into the room again. but the Rag q dys could not be fooled so easily. Instead. fiarS dy Ann caught little Rags puppy dog in her arms.
 'Herc. You coTne back immediate ly.~ iis old Witch screamed. but fl was too late. Es--edy Ann had sI- ready jumped.
 Then the mean old Witch made s
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
FASHION >EH,mE - COAT EASILY COPIED

Here is a smart and unusual coat with features that may be easily copied by the home dressmaker. The material is figured wool in shades of brown and tan, so decorative in de- sign that trimming is quite unneces- sary. Instead of the conventional closing it is cut on the surplice line with one wide revere and ties over the hip so the wearer need not hold the fronts in place. As many of the newest coats do, it has avoided all fur trimmings. making it much more practical for summer wear. A fox scarf or one of silk may be worn for extra protection about the throat if the day is unusually cool.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

I arrived back at the office, Bee, Inc very instant that Leslie drove up to the curb with my returning "boss." do not think you know that he has leen out of town ever since have been away.
 His most intimate friend, whom you probably met at the wedding, Sydney Carton, got smashed up in an automobile accident. and as Car ion has no relatives whatsoever, Mr. Prescott considered il his duty, and T imagine his pleasure as well. Co be with him for a week or ten days.
 Bee, Leslie grows more beautiful every year. Yesterday morning she was looking particularly lovely. and it was very evident that Mir. Pres colt appreciated the fact and had been saying something very nice fo her just as I drove up. Distinctly | caught a 1eeting sight Of that light tsa. never vas on land or sea" '" as it enYeloped them.
 IL was gone go quickly that 1 won dered if I had really seen if. but ] confess. for the first time since sam's death, I had a distinct feeling Of loss.
 Once in the long ago, Sam had looked at me like that. and it had given me feeling that ] shall never forget: for after all that l have said 10 you in this letter. there is nothing on Gods green earth So good for a woman to hear as that primitive cry of man: T love you. ] want youi''
 Intellectual and spiritual love are
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

The strenuosity Of daily life often caused Mr Mann of Anytown to ponder more than a little. He had many friends who succumbed 10 the strain and sought the advice of A shrewd friend on how 10 keep a healthy state Of mind, as we'll as Of body.
 The relationship Of state Of mind to general health is a subject that flls many volumes, but these few brief Fundamentals were prescribed for Mir. Mann:
 l--Dont turn away from emotions
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
CLUB RENrs HOME
Count BcT1lstorfI, Former German ambassa,ior. Forms Organization

Berlin. April 2A-Count Bernstorff. former German ambassador to Wash ington. who rece otly announced him. self as a democratic candidate for membership in the new reichstag from Schleswir-Holstein, was the founder of democratic political club in 1919 which las now attained membership of ..e0c and has opened ciubrooms neac the rrlchstag buila iug.
 The democratic ra.ty has bee- se- ferred 70 in the opposition press as the party without members, but it's leaders talk. the position that it is a party for educated. minded Not- CTS V ho ciajeavor to understand reai- ties rather than inlllg,. in patriots luul:ss.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
EAT AND GAIN WEIGHT

onc-half cup steNed rhubarb, ? slices crisp broiled bacon, wafflcs, tablespoons maple syrup, 1 cup uneooked cereal. cup cream of po- tato soup. cup diet salad with . tablespoons French dressing. l cup hot.pot Of spring lamb with whole large potato, cup ercamcd green peas, tablespoons mashed tnrnip with tablespoon butter. l cup cress and dandelion salad with 2 table
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
ON SAVE YOUR ENERGY

Don't fight them. Accept them as the wcllspringS Of action,
 a--Try 10 be cfliclcnt.
 B Make decisions that you can stand by and that won't bother you aftcrNard. In other words, have your decisions clean cut.
 i--Ilurry isn't a necessity
 5--Du things without ealing out any more reserve energy than is necessary Economic on energy.
 G--.Get combliatiun of work and play. of rest and oNercis. anI tpicr- tainment.
 1--Donl worry.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
EAT AND LOSE WEIGHT

One-halt cup stewcd rhubarb, slice crisp boiled bacon, l cup diet salad, about l cup hot-pot Of spring salad. tablespoons mashed turnips, pieces crisp gluten toast tun3ut- tered), gluten roll, 1 pint skinned milk.
 Total calorics. 1l99: proti,n. aS6; fat, 4S5: carbohydrate. As; iron, .OlS gram.
 Hot-Pot of Spring Lamb
 One pound shoulder Of lamb, F cup pearl barley, teaspoons salt, 8 large onions, cup minced celery tops. cups boiling water,
 Remove skin from meat and cut in small pieces. Try out fat from some Of the fat on the meat, add onions cut in thin slices and fry Il golden brown. Add barley and water and simmer for one and one-half houres. Add potatoes for the rest of the family. celery tops. salt and pep per and cook 45 minutes longer. Serve without potatoes for the re- ducing diet.
 Total calories twithout potatoesl s20s. Protien. 40l; fat, ls76; car bohydratc, 525; iron, .o$s gram.
 The diet salad this time is made with cucumbcrs diced new beets and
 new cabbage with selt and lemon juice as the dressing. Put mound of cucumbers in the center of the plate surround with diced hceis and finish with shredded cabbage around the bcets. Sprinkle with the dressing and serve very cold
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
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grab for Eagsc1y Andy. but hc just laugh sd like this. "Ila. ha. ha. hce." and jumped just in time to escape ;hc clutches Of old Witch Wiggins
 Good bye. mean old Witch Wig gins" I;aggedy Andy shouted as he turned over and over in his drop to the ground.
 Eagrody Andy hit inc ground with 9 very loud thump. II really was the sound of the invisible books hitting thc ground which made so much noise but old Witch Wiggins did not know
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

this. Instead she said. Aha" he las been busticated, I'll bet. so l will run down the rope ladder and catch ali of them. inst as easy as pic." And cut the door she ran and down the rope ladder she scrambled, but when she went to where inc Raggeiys had hit the ground she could not find them anywhere. 'As soon as t Etts ,.ayIieft. ! shall rome down here and fnd tHrfn sonuev here abouf. I" she saiI 70 herself
 AnI while fHe Earzsdys ran through inc woods. The old Nitch climbed hack up inc rope ladder and 2 snt 10 bed again. -
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
THE IDEAL WOMAN

Strong. healthy and beautiful in form A feature with happy dis position. Upon her condition depends the physical well-being Of her chil- drsn and thc happiness Of those about her It is only by making the best of herself that a woman can give her beet 10 inc world. When weak and aiIinr there is one tried and true rsme- dy. Lydia E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound made from the roots and herbs . hich for fifty years has bcen restoring the women of America 10 health and happiness.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

everywhere. from an average of 40 cSnts pound to an average Of 46.I cents. but in California the increase was slightly less, being from 4e.7 to 47.5 cents.
 Consumption of dairy products Tn this country increases faster than the supply, according to the review.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Isctl I'oy

Red fox is being combined eNten- siyely this season with light colors and with silk fabrics. :, three piece costume Of black satin shows a coat banded with it and an over tunie Of georgette the same color Of the fur.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
I'ro,,cr Clothes

When cleaning your house always wear clothes that are comfortable and that admit of stooping. reaching and strei ching. You will he much less tired after a hard days work than if you are not perfectly easy.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Yellow Ipul,i,lar

The use Of yellow in millinery is tho most prevalent influence now. Hats of yellow felt are trimmed with flowers in the gold, yellow and char treuse tones,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

There is a now type Of reducing girdle that is said 10 reduce the hips quite perceptibly Ii is Of rubber, and laces in the back so that it can
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Lace lining

An interesting trimming is noticed on a froek Of cream colored lace. It has inserts Of black larn in diamond shapes, and the whole accordion plcated.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
For Silver

Always keep sofe cloth on hand for rubbing up your silver. White out ing flannel is excellent because il is easily in warm, soapy water.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Gossip's Corner
Satin Wraps

aone Of the most luxurious wraps seen in q Fifth avenue shop is Of Lack satin banded with armine and lined with white kasha cloth.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
I.rrr Tat

Heef fat. clarified, is g good sub stituto for butter in shortening bis cults and gingerbread,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
For Cleaning

Gold and silver lace embroider, may be cleaned by brushing with very soft and can be washed ou gasoline or alcohol.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
INrNine in InI

Unless the fat, nsed for frying, ia hot enough to form crust on the food cooked. in il, il win soak into the food,
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Leather flows

Small leather bows Of patent leather or suede are used instead of buckles on the new plain pumps.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

To remove stains of chocolate or cocoa. moisten with cold water then cover with borax and let stand for a few minutes before you rinse with boiling water.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Emergency Kits

Emergency kits fitted out with handages, gauge, scissors. tNcc2ers and such first-aid equipment should be found in every medicine cabinet.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
I'Se Ammonia

Often the radiator leaks and the water beneath gets a flmy gray spot. This may easily be removed with am moniL.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Peasant I'rot.l,s
l,c.lntinc I.ir,llr

Sleeveless peasant frocks finely pieated are very smart for sport wear.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
EioNyCrctI ptllnpS

New black satin pumps for eNen- ing wear have the vamps embroi- dered in flowers to match the color of the fgrock.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Enc,Iopc Purse

The envelope purse of leather with a monogram of small letters in silver or brlliants is very attractive.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Cleanse I.Calller

A solution of white soap. 10 which water and oil have been added, makes a sgood cleaner for leather.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Iron Stand

A clean brick makes an excellent iron stand that will retain heat for ;l long timei
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Pinch of Salt

When stewing dried or evaporated fruits. remember that pinch of salt should be added to bring back the flavor.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Cno.S IncONcreSI

Cook onions and vegetables uncor- cred and tieir odor will be less noticeable.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Removing Glue
Remove stains

Household vinegar will remove old glue from furniture.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

be adjucted and fit the figure as one sims.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25

Fears arc delicious baked or 3 stewed like apples.
New Britain herald., 1924-04-25
Silver Inlay

Glass with silver inlay must
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-18
GoBIERNo MUNICIPAL DE LU-
QUILLo, PUERTO RICO
oFICINA DEL COMISIoNADo DE
sERvICIo PUBLICo
sANUNcIo DE sUBAsTA
Marco 6 de 1924

4ftSs MArzo o 90 4Sz4.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados pa
ra la adjudication en- pubica subasta
dc las obras para Ia adici6n de dos sa-
lones q Ia escuela Rosendo Matienzo
Cintr6n, cnyo presupuesto asciende
cinco mil dos cientos d6lares (5,200.00),
Sc admitiran en- esta of1cina hasta las
2 p. M. del dia 10 de MARIO de 1924
en- que SO abriran y leeran pdblicamen-
to.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc solici-
tar&n del Comisionado de Servicio Pfl-
blico, donde Sc encuentran de manifies
to los pliegos y documentos que han de
regir este contrato.
Los hcitadores que 10 deseen podran
obtener una copia de los pianos y de-
mas documentos, mediante una garan-
tia de un dep6sito de diez d6lares
(S1o .00) que seran reembolsados al
ser devueltos en- ell plazo de veinte (20)
dias despu6s de efectuada la subasta.
La administrator SO reserva Ell de-
rccho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones presentadas y ell de
adjudicar ell contrato bajo otras con-
diciones que las del precio solamente.
Augusta VERA,
Comisionado dc Servicio P1blco.
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Alfredo Archilla Ramos


Naranjito esta de duelo. Don Alfre-
do Archilla Ramos lino de los hombres
mas prominentes y que por mas de cua-
renta amos ejerci6 poderosa infiusn-
cia en- su cultura, progreso y bienes-
tar. acaba de bajar a la tumba.
Hacia mas de dos amos que, victima
de una PARALYSIS, Sc hallaba recluido en-
Ell lecho del dolor, donde los cuidados
de su inseparable compadera, la noble
matrona Dona Providencia Cabrera, y
de los de sus carifosos hijos le hacian
sobrellevar con cristiana resignation
su penosa enfermedad.
Su entierro fue una espontanea
imponente manifestation de cari1o
de respeto. Cerraronse las escuelas du-
rante sas funerales, a los que asistie-
ron los nifios con sus profesores. Ell
pueblo en- masa acudi6 a tributar esta
manifestation de afecto al honorable
anciano que deja una fanilia que por
sus virtndes merece la consideration
y aprecio de Ntodos los que la tratan.
| Era ell seiior Archilla noble descen-
diente del patricia espafiol Don Jos6
A. Archilla que, en- Ell siglo pasado,
proccdente de Venezuela, estableci6se
en- ell Norte de la Isla.
En- todo' tempo hizo honor su ape
lido que como herencia sagrada ha le-
gado sus hijos. Decicr Archilla es
10 mismo que decir integridad, carac-
ter, cultura inteligencia.
Dona Pillar, que case con Ell distin-
guido asturiano, Don Rafael Argiie-
lies, impsra como reina en- un hogar de
exquisite refinamiento; Dofia Altagra-
cfa, de trato afable y encantador que
reside en- Santurce con su joven espo-
so, quien tambi6n ostenta el apellide
s ArchiEa; Las sefioritas Providencia,
Carmen, Mariana, Mercedes y Myon
modelos de cultura Y virtudes de CO.
q raz6n alberto a todo 10 grande, bue-o
generoso Y noble; y los sefores Lcdo
Jose Archilla Cabrera, e1critor nota'
lie poeta muy inspirado; Don Ange
de vasta erudici6n y orador elccuen
tlsimo, columna de Ia Iglesia Evange
lica en- Puerto Rico, 10 mismo que Dor
Alfredo, hijo, cuyos grandes conoci.
nientos ampli6 en- los Estados Unidos;
Don Enrique, graduado recientementa
de Lcdo. en- Farmacia en- La Universi-
dad de Rio Piedras; y Don LUIS, Don
Escolastico Don Rafael que Sc dis
tinguen por su laboriosidad v atlas vir
tudes civicas: todos son dignos hijos,
dignos sucesores del venerable anc a.
no que ha dejado este mundo y cuya
rnemoria honran, nanteniendo inc0lu-
me el prestigio de su prosap'a y talen-
to. IS
Don Alfredo era tambi6n poeta de
no escaso merito, pero muy modesto.
SIs poesias de f&cil ritmo y du'cisi-
ma cadencia, rebosaIte de sentimiento
patriotismo, openas ve'an Ia luz pu-
b'ica. La ult ma que leinos impre-
sa apareci6 hace como dos afios en-
Puerto Rico Ilustrado' Era una
, e.egia sus hiios muertcs. como 81
rres' era su fin csrcano su proxima
reuri6n con e'losl
AL depositar sobre La tumba del illus
tire fenec:do nuestra for de siemprevi-
vas, enviamos su afigida viuda y IA
nli,iares todos, en- especial nuestro
amigo del alma, Lcdo. Jose Archilla
Cabrera, nuestro mas sentido pesame. :.
h s@ss
I. " M.
Naranjito.
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LA GREcA, ell mejor restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan 2f,- Advt.
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Por Iii ceLebre erfisfo

que mayor conccdo dandose cuarena
egudo gran SALON DE LA RENA MARIA cRSTNA de la
cORTE, repssc pecion del pdbco madieho
TODA EMpRESA DEBE ApRESURARSE PEDR FECA PARA ESTA
GRANDIOSA PEIICULA
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LAS RELACIONES DIPLOMA
TICAS ENTIRE CHINA Y RU=
SIA HAN SIDO REANUDADAS

MOScoU, mar. IL (Cable franc6s)
lei Miristsrio de Rslaciones Exter.o-
res ha anunciado oficia,mente que las
relaciones diplomatica, entire los go
bierncs de China y Russia han sido rea-
nudadas. Dsntro de breves dfas Sc pro-
ccdera al intercambio de diplomati-
cos v c6nsules entire ambas naciones.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-08-19
CHAPTER x
The Wreck Eiphfs

Sally did not get her emotions
sorted out and classified in an
orderly manner for the rest Of the
day. They insisted on mixing
themselves up; they refused to stay
where she tried to put them. Ordi-
narily she was of temperament
quite serene and obedient to her
will, except, of course, when tha
Wreck charged into it like a frisky
steer. Even one those occasions her
departure from a normal calm was
brief and largely superficial. But
the news that Sheriff Bob Wells
was going out with a posse upset
her poise; it struck deeper, and
affected her in so many differen4
ways that she seemed to be spir-
ming like a weather vane in a wbirl-
wind.
She laughed, she was serious
she was scornful, she was anorv
she was incredulous, she was alarm
ed-all these and other moods took
possession of her, one giving way
to another, only to come back ard
repeat itself after a while, so that
the final result was to leave her
in a very uncertain state Of mind.
1t did not help her that the
Wreck seemed to be singularly I'M
moved by the news. He treated
it as if it We're a matter of small
consequence. But Sally was not in.
the habit of steadying herself by
leaning on Henry Williams; she
could only account for his calmness|
BY attributing it to a failure toI
realize the situation He did not