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Jacket around her shoulders. With
her uninjured arm she picked up
her hand-mirror from the table at
the side Of her bed. She smiled into
it.
"Other women, I should worry
about other women" she said Sc
renely.
She turned so that Dick could see
her face Struggled against the pill
lows, in the halo Of short, red-gOld
hair She smiled at him with teas
ing sweetness The corners of her
lips tilted up like the wings Of a
flying bird.
"Other women aren't as pretty as
l am" she said bluntly. Most Of
them are mighty lucky to have hus-
bands. And they know it. They
work hard to hold 'em. .. but
don't have to! I don't even need a
husband You know, Riklly, that
any stage manager in The country
would be glad to give me a job,
don't your"
Eyes, l do" Dick answered truth
fully. You're far and away the
best looking girl I've ever seen. But
you remember what happened to
Helen of Troy. In the end she was
doggoned glad to sneak home to the
old husband"
Yes, but she had her good time
first" Gloria said. Frightening. And
you'd better treat me gently, Dick,
or youll wake up one Of these
mornings and find me gone"
Treat you gently. 49," Dick
groaned "As if I'd ever treated
you any other way! Sometimes I
think that If I'd pulled a little Of
the caveman stuff on you, you'd
been a better wife. ...."
He stopped, lost in a new train
Of thought.
See here, Gloria" he said, after
moment, II want you to tell me
how far this Wayburn affair has
gone. Has he made love to YOU"
LORTA widene1 her eyes st
I'D him. like an innocent child
- Juob waning up II OIil d nap
HE was trying to make love to
me the day I wrecked the car she
said. II hit him. L forgot all
about driving. And the next thing
I knew 1 was lying under the car
half dead. -"
She began to cry weakly.
Dick put his arms around her
very gently.
He could feel the beating Of her
heart. It fiuttered like a frightened
birds, it seemed to him.
And then you talk to me as if
I was a bad woman" she sobbed.
Just because I want to jazz around
and have a little fun. 49,"
Dick patted her round shoulder.
When he spoke his voice was harsh.
His eyes were filled with passion
and tenderness.
Poor little kiddie" he said. I'm
sorry"
1t was not until he was half way
home away from the warmth
and perfume of her that he be-
gan to doubt what Gloria had told
him. She had lied to him so often
fT1 HAT night Gloria lay in bed
| thinking over what she had
81 told Dick about Wayburn.
She had told him the truth But
not the whole truth! Far from it
She had not told him that Way
burn had kissed her dozens of times
She had not told him that the
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Everything was quite as usual.
After dinner Dick picked up the
paper and sat down in his armchair
to read. In a few minutes he was
sound asleep.
The clock in the hall licked off
the leaden minutes.
Eight o'clock! The end Of the
day for the Gregorys.
For some people it was the peak
of all the twenty-four hours!
For some people s o'clock meant
brilliant restaurants, streets filled
with rushing taxicabs and cheerful
crowds, theaters with their doors
wide. ..
| Theaters!
The thought of them brought
Stanley Wayburn into Cloria's mind.
Where had he gone?
Where was he now . at this
very minute?
Suddenly Gloria put her head
down on the table before her and
cried as if her heart would break.
Dick stirred, woke, lifted his head.
ITO Be Continued
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reason she had struck Wayburn
that day in her car was not because
he had tried to make love to her
. . but because she was afraid Of
his love-making when he had been
drinkingI
Above all, she had not told him
that she had given Wayburn 5000
Of Dicks own money! Money that
he would probably never pay back!
T7 EN- days later, when Gloria
left the hospital. her own lit
- tie blue car stood at the curb
waiting for her 1t looked as good
as new.
Gloria shruddered when she saw
II.
II don't know whether I have
nerve enough to ride homo in it or
not!' she said shakily to Dick.
Sure you have. Hop in" Dick
encouraged her. your nerves are
jumpy. You'll be all right pretty
soon. Loo Seymour wants me to go
away Tor long rest. Wen go to-
gether, you and l. We both need
it,"
He started the car.
Perhaps mothern go along with
us Dick said, as the car rolled
slowly along. "She looks pretty
seedy after that operation of hers.
Just you dare to ask your moth
err to go anywhere with u.s." Gloria's
eyes flashed. "Td rather stay in
this town all my life than go any.
where with your mother.
DICK tried to change the subject.
We may not go anywhere our.
selves" he said. We've spent so
lnuch money on doctors and nurses
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Puzzle aDay

BY peeping through the glass
door movie fan could see these
books lying on the directors desk.
She was told by a stenographer that
they would be released soon, in pic
torial form. So she went to the book
store to buy the books.
What are the titles Of the books
she asked for?
Last puzzle answer:
The baby swimmer is years old;
Marion is three times as old, or II
years; Gertrude is one and one-half
times as old as Marion, or Is years
old, and Gertrude is only three
fifths as old as Lillian, who is 80
years old. -Four plus IL plus IS plus
30 equal G. >Es,aa.s the given total
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Gloria Confesses to Dick That
She Has Been Seeing
Wayburn.

and hospitals this month that we
won't have much left to go gadding
around the country. 1 guess. Your
bill at the hospital was s225. I just
paid it,"
"Oh sure. tell me what my bill
was! Rub it in" Gloria cried. "Why
don't you talk about the money
you paid Mrs. O'Hara and Doc Sey-
mour for your own sickness. 1 get
tired of hearing about all my ex-
penses!"
Again the sickening thought came
to her that Dick would soon find out
about the 5000 she had borrowed
from him through Miss Briggs
Hasn't the gardener started work
on the back yard?" she asked in
surprise as they drove into the ga
rage.
mo. He came here with a whole
raft Of rose bushes that you'd or.
dered," Dick answered. But I sent
him away. We can't afford to Ak
up the yard just now"
He helped her out of the little car.
1t was sunset. The long shadows
of the newleaved trees lay across
the grass. The lilies-of- the-valley
were in bloom along the fence.
A delicious odor Of broiling steak
came from the open door of the
kitchen where Ranghild was getting
! supper.
Homes pretty nice. isn't it?'
Dick asked. It's a pretty good place
| to be after all. Isn't it, Littlest?'
Gloria raised her eyebrows.
Il guess So" she said shortly.
They went in.
tTN7 ANGHILD opened the door foi
Xix them. There was a broad
@ smile on her fresh-cheekeC
| face.
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GLORIA t % z$$
THE STORY so FAR:

GLORIA GORDON, beautiful fiapper,
lawyer Her. idea Of marriage is fun
and fine clothes . but no work or
She refuses to cook or keep house
and hires RANGIlILD SWANSON to do
II for her. although Dick SAYS they can't
afford maid. And she swamps Dick
with debts for her clothes and new
automobile.
Gloria becomes infatuated. with STAN
LEY WAYBURN. an out-of-work actor.
Her Il BR f hF6S4qS g M4X SFiM RsJBs
her not to be seen with WaybVrn. She
tells Gloria how she herself has been
snubbed because of foolish love affair
with JIM CAREWE.
Dick becomes seriously i'll with pneu-
monia. During the days of his slow re-
covery, Gloria sees Wayburn constantly.
He tells her he is going to New York
TO get a job. He needs money. Gloria
borrows 5000 of Dicks money from his
secretary. MISS BRIGGS. She tells Miss
Briggs she wants the money to improve
the house and yard
Gloria and waybqrn go drying and
hospital. When she has been in the
hospital two weeks and is better. Dick
comes to see her. he accuses her of
having been out riding with Way
burn and shows her the actors cigaret
cg SCI found under the wrecked car.
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Woman Weak and Nervous

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BY Beatrice Burton
CHAPTER XXXVIII


ct case from Dick.
Wondering, she turned it over
and over in her slim hands.
Where in the world did you get
this thing?" she asked puzzled The
last time she had seen it, it had
been lying in the wet yellow mud
beside the wreck of her car. And
she was quite sure that she hadn't
picked it up.
THE nurse in the office down.
stairs just gave it to me, along with
the jewelry you had on when you
came into the hospital" Dick an
swered. His voice sounded tired and
fiat.
He took little handful of jewel
ry from his pocket and tossed it
$ down on the bed. Gloria picked up
her rings and put them on. She slid
her wrist watch under her pillow.
Then she looked up at Dick. There
was scorn written in the lovely
depths of her eyes.
so you knew when you came into
this room that I'd been with Stan
the day Of the wreck!' she said
''And you set a trap for mel
"Of course I knew. The minute
I saw his initials on the cigaret case
I knew" Dick answered grimly. AZ
wish had the fellow by the throat
this minute" He made twisting
movement with his hands.
"Oick stared out of the window at
the housetops across the street. He
jerked his head toward them.
II wonder if any of the men who
live in those houses have wives like
you, Gloria" he said. 1T wonder
# their wives are the kind who re-
fuse to have children, who go tear
Ing around with other men, who
never stay at home who don't
even know how to make a home.
well, it's their own fault If they
have!' Gloria cried shrilly. It's
their own fault"
Dick turned toward her.
How do you mean, it's their own
fault?" he asked sharply. IT sup
pose you mean it's my fault that
you've been stepping out with this
Wayburn? Because you have, Of
coursew
Yes" Gloria answered boldly. AZ
have. And I'll tell you why l have,
if you want to know . because he
knows how to be a pal to me, and
you dontn'
~ lex said nothing. There was a
white line around his lips.
= And a fine sweat came out on
his forehead.
mo, you dontT" Gloria repeated
as if she were arguing with him.
you think that because you've
given me a roof over my head and
paid the bills you've done your hus-
handy duty"
She paused for breath.
well, you've kept me pretty busy
paying your bills" Dick said. al
though I wouldn't mention the fact
if you hadn't brought 1t up"
Gloria flushed.
You kick every time I ask you
to take me out to a dance or to a
picture Show" she went on. your
idea Of the end Of perfect day is
to, go to sleep over the newspaper
every night! And 1 can just sit
there and twiddle my thumbs, sup
pose? . Well, I'm not going to!
Not if I see myself first"
IF I go to sleep over the news
paper it's because I'm dog-tired
after my days work." Dick an
swered. And If you did your house
work, as you should, instead of ly-
ing in bed till noon every day, you'd
be pretty tired yourself at night.
Other women don't want to be CAD
ding every night in the week, l
notice"
Gloria pulled her blue silk bed
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- ICK said nothing. There was a
IA white line around his lips
- And a fine sweat came out on
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FRI HAT night Gloria lay in bed
thinking over what she had
81 told Dick about Wayburn.
She had told him the truth. But
not the whole TRUTH Far from 1t!
She had not told him that Way
burn had kissed her dozens Of times.
She had not told him that the
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N7 ANGHILD opened the door for
Tx them. There was a broad
1 smile on her fresh-cheeked
face
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24

FL pueblo ssta mruy satisfecho
con las actuaciones del nuevo Juez
dc Paz, el active y correcto caba-
Hero don Cecino Ortiz, quien STEM
pre- ha demostrado ser un fel cum
plidor de sus deberes, actuando
con unprecedented y hOnradez en-
todos los casos sometidos su con-
sideraci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24

segdn cuentas presentadas por Ell
I edo. J. G.. Sugrafies, Ell Director
do Beneficencia ha hecho un gasto
de 1921 SO, en- ell mes de febrero
pasado segdn cuenta del Lcdo. o.
Garcia, Sc han gastado $203.25, 10
cual asciende $495.O0 mientras
ell balance de tai partida en- di-
ciembre 1ltimo solamente alcanza
a S604.95, quedando pendiente de
pago en- dicha fecha, seg6n las cuen
tas presentadas por los farmaceuti
cos Sugrafies Y Garcia, por deudas
del afio econ6mico en- curse, alcan-
zan' S317.sO. Dice que estos gas
tos no han sido correetos y que mien
tras el municipio Sc embrolla y
arruina los farmaceuticos no rema-
tan, puestos de acuerdo, las medici-
mas de enfermos pobres y cobran
25 centavos por nm purgante y otras
bagatelas, que solo valen ctnco o
diez centavos. Aconseja La Asam
blea Municipal que ponga t&rmino
a tai estado de cosas, ofreciendo su
cooperation en- cuanto este q su al
cance para economizar los fondos
municipales.
La Asamblea vot6 una Ordenanza
hacienda responsible a quien CORES
ponda del gasto que Sc haga en-
eXcesO de 10 consignado en- presu-
puesto, sin llenarse los trAmites de
ley.
Y siendO las once de Ia noche Sc
da pOr terminada la session.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24

En- la nOehe del dia 4 del corrien
"a mes eelebr6 session ordinaria la
Asamblea Municipal de este pueblo,
con asisteneia de los sefiores don
Cesar Ortiz Garcia (Presidente) D.
Emilio calimano (vice-Presidente), },
y los voeales d. Juan Torres y
don Pedro Rodriguez.
A las 700 p. NJ. Ell Prssidente
declara alberta la session, y leida y
aprobada que fuera el acta ante
rior, Sc pEoeede a informar de los
aEuntos pendientes de resoluci6n.
Sc da euenta de varias soncitudes
de solares y permisos para constrlir.
cue pasan a la Comisi6n de orna-
10 para su estudio informe Sc
aprobo una ordenanza imponiendo
una contribution de tres centavos
por eada gallon de miel de cana
vendida eonsumida en- Ia NUM-
eipaiidad de Maunabo. p. r. Tam
bi6n fu6 aprobada una resoluci6n
para soieitar de Ia Legislature In
ular una ayuda de diez mil d6lares
para Ia efeetividad de ciertas obras
de utilidad pdbliea que Ell munich
pio proyecta ilevnr a cabo y no
tiene fondos, de acuerdo con Ia con-
tribuc46n adieiOnal que autoriza la
Ley, para efeetuarlas.
III Auditor Municipal informa q
Ia Asamblea del estado de cuentas
del munieipio = dice: que del afio
econ6mieo 1e2s-24 el municipio
adsuda s9eo.04 por eoncspto de Ma
terial de Alumbrado y Medicinas
de snfernos pObres, y que pesar
de no haber sido pagada esta deu-
da, "a partida de medicinas esta
cast agotada con los gastos del pre-
sente afio econ6micO (1e24-25). Sc
lamsnta del dispendioso gasto que
~ haee de esta partida y dice que
dRrante el mes de enero dlttmo,
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B1ENTEvEo.
DEsDE JUANA D1Az

Inspirados inducidos por ell IN
tense amor que le profesamos Ia
escuela, nos vemos obligados a es-
cribir estas ligeras hneas que no
pasaran inadvertidas por I'M pueblo
que sabe pensar y sentir como 81
pueblo de Juana Diaz y como todos
los pueblos de Puerto Rico.
En- estos momentos actl&ies tan
criticos para nliestre pals, esta en-
vuelto Ell problema de Ia instruc-
ci6n p6blica. Sc trata de suprtmir
escuelas, de recolectar fondos
costa de los padres que tienen sus
hiios en- elias y en- I'm 50 esta ira
tando de obtener medidas muy es-
trtctas en- nuestras escuelas pnbh
Gas para hacer tmposibles nuestras
aspiraciones one al traves de tan
tas necesidades y v1cisitudes hemos
negado = logrado a. Ia ensGhanRa de
alta escuela. SEs esta la manera
de destruir el analfAbetismo, esa
mancha negra que empana las lin
ptdas paginas de nnestra historian
GEs esa La manera de avanzar hacta
Ell progreso, 81 cuando estamos cer-
ca de el, tratan de tronchar nuestras
esperanzas y paratzar nuestros de-
seos7 Nosotros los futures ctudada-
nos de Puerto Rico, los patraOtas
del mafana, estamos encargados de
impulsar nuestra bella BorinQuen
hacia la cumbre de una civiliza-
ci6n mas avanSada y no empujarla
(Continda en- la pag. y
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NoTAs DE AiAUNABo

Por an algo nuevo; graeias la
iniclativa de las seforitas carmehta
Egea y Virginia ortiz. cOnciben la
idea de una ira en- Ell pintorcsco
Chalet de Guardarraya; circu-
Ian las invitaeiones; llega ell dc
mingo. dos del presente. y aha "a
mos a eambiar Ia monotonia ami mi
lsdora pOr unos mOmentos de fell
eidad.
Llegar y empezar a bailar todo
fus q un tempo. Ali Sc dieron ei-
"a slemenfos de 10 mas selecto dc
Maunabo y sus pneblos limi:rofes.
Entire los presentes recordamos a
deHa O. O. VIDA. de Egea, seaoras
de Ortiz, de calimanO, de sugrahes,
do Jansr y de Lngo; preeiosos capu-
los de nuestros iardines, que res
pOndfan a los nombres de Paquita
Nontea, Ramona y Em6dta Cali
mano. n. ROdriguez. Dolly Lopez,
I. Ortiz, Modesto, Carmen y Ro-
nta NazariO. hermanas Menar, y
ctras mnehas cuyOs nOmbres senti-
mos no recordar. 81 sexo feo, CO
mo en- todOs essos actos, en- mayo
Tia. De tantos solo visnen a nues-
ira msnte los nombres de Calima-
no, padre e hijo, J. A. cresctoni, ].
q. sugrahes. L. Riefkohi, R. Do
mingnez, A. Lopez, @. Melendez,
I. Lugo, L. R. Casanovas, Or. NJ.
Berries, 8. Garcia, NJ. Carri6n, P.
DsleadO, Pagan y Ramirez.
Be bail6. sc comic. SO bebi6.....
(csryina y iimOnada), y un POGO
avanzada va Ia tarde todo Sc ter
min6 dentro del mayor Orden y ale
gria.
cuanto alli Sc gOz6, sc 10 debe-
mos y 50 10 agradeeemOa a las Sc
Aoratas Egea y Ortiz.
1 ..r-rs--s~zn-sssrsl
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(Continda en- la pag. y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24

Hemos tenido el gusto de salu-
dar al distinguido y nuevo professor
Jorge Lopez Delgado, hermano de
nuestro estimado amigo y Admins
trador de La Central Columbia don
Alfredo Lopez Delgado. Jorge ha
venido a sustituir a La sefiora Ce-
sarina L. de Calimano. Con motive
de su l1egada Sc han hecho varios
cambios en- las escuelas graduadas
de este pueblo, que eeperamos re-
dunden en- benefcio de nuestros nj
nos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-24

No queremos pasar por alto la
actividad de las sefioritas Melita
Egea Pres. de las Hijas de Maria,
y Virginia Ortiz. Asst. Postmis-
tless, en- benefcio de nuestra Igle-
sia Cat6hca. Elias han conseguido
de los filantropOs y amables caba-
lleros que componen La frma su-
cesores de jose M. Ortiz, que siem
pre- estan dispuestos a todo 10 que
sea en- bien de su pueblo, la can't
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Notas de la Isla

dad necesaria para la piptura de la
mencionada Tglesia.
Nuestra felicitaci6n v nuestro
agradecimisnto para elias.
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OTELES-
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ALCAEAR
Lana IS, Frente al Munf1p8A
Nuevo Hotel. ModernameDse eQuk
pado. Cocina CrloIla. HabitaaOASG
frescas. BueR tratO.
Prectos DE- eituacI0n. 0e admineS
abOna0Oa
FRANCISCO RIVERA
r'rCpietario
Tel. 1919 AIartadO t.
San Juan. r. R.
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sAquei d6ioF en- D. sspaida Il esta
hA<isndo psFdeF Il Ammo. il iueFxa
> sl visoTS Is ieyantA eada mana
a. neFviosa. eon sfTtigos { iFas-
eAhir1 tfmdeee nsted dc moFtih-
emnGes dolores de eab@4As Ia eansa
de sodo esto - pfobshlr cue - deba
: lutiga , delssiidsd de i0s Tliones.
osszks haysn fambifn moiest0sos
deadfdenes uriaafios-
Uasad debieEA daFss cuenta de
cos esioa aAnsonns se deben = cue
lns Ftklonea padea ayada. EMtos 90
han debaiitado > no contin6an en- su
inportAnte laboT de iiitFas h sangFe.
DenceidnF estes sintomas eomunes
eonducs q naalesssFrs mas aeri0s
tales cOuso Eeamatasmo. aEenillas.
e&lealos. &eido 6Eico o hidFop~aia.
a ias prsmeEas uaanilestaeaonss de
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Is PllDORAS De FOSTER. Este
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aQneliAs pGEaon@a cue padeeen de
1nAAsstares de los FlAOnca. TO haga
eHpenmentos con Iemedlos naevOs
y - pfobadoa. atno cue insista en-
oanasrair rs PiLDORAS DE
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-10
HINTS FOR WOMEN

More important to women than
the question of food, the latest fancy
work to beautify the home or points
in etiquette or dress, is the subject
of health. There are thousands of
women everywhere affected with
stubborn ailments which make life ?
burden. These ailments may be
easily overcome by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. 1t is a
woman's medicine for woman's ills
prepared from roots and herbs. After
three generations Of ucces it rs
recognized as the standard remedy
for such Observation-Disclosures.