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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
Sc vende.

BARATo. Sc vends un autom6vil "Msr.
cer' on buenAs condolences. propio para
Euagua.
Tambi6n 80 vSnde la casa, San Sebastian,
10, frente la plaza San jose. con fAcilida-
des para el pago.
Para informes dirijanse Pedro @. Coma.
lez. telefono 253, p. o 1877. San jose No 1.
BE vERDE.-Magninco pspsl OosIsa. de 10
misma clsss peso on que Sc imprmSn los
fotogrnbados de puerto Rico nustr ado" al
preco reduc!disimo de s11.O0 Ia resms de
setenta libras, tamaho 26 ss.-PfdaIo
Puerto Rico nustrado Inc, Salvador Brau
81, p. o. Box s45. San Juan P. R.--TOdAs
las vontas al contAdo.
Sc vENDE.-Un autom6vil Dodge en- magni-
hcas condolences. Cnco pasajeros. lnforma-
"a Jose Ramirez, Compania "F' Campo
mento Las Casas.
Sc vENDE-Un solar de trescientos me
tros cuadrados, en- la parada 26, cale Es-
paha Santurce, por donde ha de pasar la
nueva carretera Diriiase a Special Products
Agency. Box 1922, San Juan P. r.
~. e-r--t'+
SE VENDE.--un chalet recien construido
en- la calle de Lola cerca de la calle Taft
con cuatro dormitorios. saa, eomedor, coci'
ma cuarto de baho Tiene garage y cuarto
de sirviente fuera del edifcio. Informara r.
b. Hatch. Apartado ESQ, San Juan
Sc vENDE.-Lancha gssolina nuega de 80
pies por ocho pies, motor Buick cutro ci'
Iindros. construction moderna, tambien un
arte dc pesca moderno. nuevo para pescar
en- alta mar.
Box 1O2 Marina Station. Mayaguez.
Sc vENpE barato I'M CIRCo DE CABA-
rLITOs una OLA GIRAToRIA 1nforma
rd ~. Riera, Apartado 223, Mayaguel. I. H.
Sc vENDE una casa de MADEIRA acabuda de
construir. en- Ia calle "Loiza' entire La
bra y Delicias. Parada Is. Diriiaso "a Apar
fado 400. San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
MARCAS DE FABRICA

Han sido presentadas ell Ia 5ecre-
taria Ejecutiva, las siguientes marcas
de f&brica:
De la "Klearflax Linen Rug Compa-
n.y., que consiste en- las palabras Klear
fax Linen Rugs y Sc aplica Ia ven
ia de tapetes.
De la "Challoner Company que
consiste en- las palabras "Giant Grip"
Sc aplica a Ia venta de herraduras,
talones de herradura etc. parties de
las mismas
De ''The Barbour Bros Co., que con
sisten en- las palabras Barbour Stan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
Sc vende.

ST VENDE.--Barato por poderlo aten-
der un Truck Pope cinco toneladas en- buen
estado, muchas pleas repuesto. Informa-
ran A. s Box 1913 Bayam6n.
vENDo EN- SAN JUAN.-Cssa terrera, ad-
mto solar pequeho en- Santurce. Informa-
RI en- Buena Vista St.. Stop 43 Ia j. F.
Vidal Delineante.
Sc VENDE.-Por m6dico precio una casa
de MADEIRA en- Santuree, calle afrmada, Sc
lecto vencndaro, stio de mucho porvenir.
Renta el uno medic por ciento limpio y
puede rentar mas. Siempre esta alquilada.
Magnifca inversion. Informara Emilio j..
Delgado. teefono 244 Verde por correo
escribiendo San Juan Moderno nGmero 81
Santurce
Sc VENDE.-Dos casas de MADEIRA situa
das vente metros entrada Institute Poitec
nico colndantes con terrenos del mismo.
Magniicas residencias para familias inte
resen vivir cerca de los colegios. Punto de
tienda. Gale Luna. salida para Mayaguez.
Pida informes a Francisco Lugo.
San German, p. r.
Sc vENDE.-Un automanubripiano con su
caro- propio para cine. Tambien una i'm
prenta de mano, nueve por trece. con bas
tantes tipos Informard l.. l.. DaviIa, va
bucoa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
Sc neceSita.

NEcEsITAMos EN- vARIos pueblos de la
isla agentes activos de buenas referen-
cias, que quieran ganar dinero en- traba-
jo facil lucrative. No Sc requiere practi-
ca alguna. SoIicite informes al apartado,
1887. San Juan. p Il.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
COlocaciones.

DEPENDIENTE DE FARMAcIA-Con 4
amos de prdctcs, y buenas referencas So
lcta colocaci6n. Direction: Apartado So.
Aibonito, p. II.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23
EoUIPo COMPLETE

Participants a nuestra clientela que
hemos recibido una gran cantidad de
colchones de alambre de todos tamanos,
una gran variedad en- estilos de ca
mitas de alambre. Tambien podemos ser
virle, la colchoneta, el mosquitero, las
s&banas, fundas y almohadas.
J. MEJIAS g. co.
Telefono GIL, Carretera 241, Stop 24lI2
Santurce. P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-08-23

lo
flags trains stop t
En- la las
de la odos los trene
name of Static dictates
Estac6 come
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Suscribase a EL MUNDO.
Sc ofrece.

VIDA NUEvA:-Director, Licenciado joss
de j. Tizol. Sub director, S. Rosario Or
tiz Reduction, Tetuan dos baios. Ap. 1904.
Tel 654. Este semanaro SO publicark to-
dos los jueves. Subscription: I'm mes cin-
cuenta centavos. I'm trimestre $1.20 I'm
semestre S2.25. I'm aho 81. PAGO ANITA
CIPADO Anuncios econ6micos:
CoMERcIANTEs BAZAREs DE RoPA.
Mandaremos a su direction franqueo pago
por 55c. una gruesa brooches de presi0n, y
Glen agujas tamanos surtidOs En- cantidG'
des Sc daran precios especiales. Hags un
pedido de prueba Enrique RIVERA, ApsR
tado 422, Caguas, P. r.
coMIsIoNEs Y REPRESENTACIONES.-
Acepto a base de comsion o cualquier
otra forma conveniente. Subagencias. Con
signaciones. Buenas referencias. Direction
Fernando Sabater. Box 305, Mayagnez.
PERDIDo.-Rosario de ORC entire la Igie-
sia San Mateo por la calle San Mateo hasta
la calle Lola. Sc gratifcara al que 10
tregue. Gonzalez, clio Besosa g. Stebbins
Sucr., Tetuan esquina Tanca
jPor que comprar muebies malos caros
cuando usted puede adqurir los maghifcos
muebles que fabrica hoy Ia casa Margaridag
V6alos en- la muebleria hos Novios''
Salvador Brau A., San Juan. Ali todo es
NUEVO. ELEGANTE MODERNO
-----4@-y
ORGANO ARMONIUM.-Para obtener algu
no bueno, econ6mico, convene consultar al
Professor Arteaga, expcrto on dicho nstru-
mento, para cuyo prop6sito ofrece aconse-
jar.
Roble s, Rio Piedras.
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
STOLEN AUTOnoBILEs
500 Reward

Classen boulevard. between midnight
March 10 and morning Of March Y.
motor No TJsis, fitinss ior sscond
windshisld At bach 81 front ssat
painted gray with white line around
body near the top; extra rim and css-
ins on bscki transrnIsssion lock; two
plain Goodyear tree on front whssls,
one Fsk and one Goodyear cord ure
on rear wheels, one hundssd teio0.eol
reward 10 Offered for the rsturn oi
the car TO Oklahoma City pollcS q for
lie retention and delivery 10 any per-
con ds.ignatsd BY French \ Farmer.
100 Baum Bldg. 0klahoms City.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE Two wilton nnd four Bigo.
low Administer rugs l21 W ,ih
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

HIGHEST price paid for cows. calves
and hogs, any kind. Walnut loi. sO6
W wnshipatoD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
Lost AND SoUND

~~~~~~~~~~-~s~>~e>>r~H~>-~
LQpT-ssath II okiahSms City, new
Hood Auto ure. eSxl3 D. b. Arrow.
s' 3, y'}S Sss., x.,~Ss .S~s'i ,.,S 2 "A'''
SM.1i.| sissa:s., z, S.''t 'I:S,;:tt I,.ss:t
ynkee. o. 4oste I. - ll.A.
fYsg,SSb-v'''la d sa''. Fks"s ws''as
LOetG0S Cia160A eaf Tueoday alteS.
neon. ,eeefgeits crsps waist; reward.
ONE JlssE SESsI multi sE n. La.
Hvtkin!.. 4rvq etsesi. .ssware. Finder
fzxIW UyCT IScE Mafs WITH chain.
1850 Ast Srd g.. NfS. earpS Dlaes,
06Sf.-Lsdys Sod witch. dlspopz n
esatss, bStwsen 1eto Wet 1tn1 ana
Claee4a. 41yerd. rheae Nelnus, Deo.y,
I9pIClStlFdsy, mS1 |66 7SS go
.,sss srs''H; N,.nsS a,sSSw r''s'n noaoh Drag
EQGT-XmsF3csn An WORKS prsce iIst.
HsXeSe U fstyrnsd % wssdee Artt.
~ ~ =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
NOTICES
NOTICE

Move April ist 40 wsst Main. Singer
Sewing Machine Co
FOR pIowinS, hauling. yard work. job
work, call Maple ass.
FOR PAINTING can Maple 1s0s.R: !
will do u cheapsst; also DO repairing.
N0TfcE-To Rssi EstaSs Men; My
property at 30 E. 1tth 10 of the
market W. r. smith.
0AS sT0vEk rspsirrd ana properly sd.
justed BY Dad" the gas stove expert:
= years experience in gas stove work.
Have your old stoves worked over, All
work guaranteed with Irwin Furniture
Co, y. West Reno ~. Phone Maple
Ii0s,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

WE HAVE tho furnishings NJ 3 and
o-toom apartments. all high grade
furniture. bedroom suits IN oak and
blidseys maple; oak dining room suit:
rockers, bedding dishes linen nnd
extra good rugs 10 sell ~ auction Snt.
urdny. Al ! O'Clock Anything you have
to sell, call us NJ Walnut b2bs
AUCTION MARKET
3U1 West calffofui
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

| HAVE SHY head Of Extra good we'll
hted yearllns whlte-face heifers for
sale. Ch0s. Lauer. Norman, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
CATTLE AND STOCK

y
FOR SALE-fivc registered shor,horn
bulls: rosns. IO-lT months old. by
Royal Dale by Nnrcinus Avon Dale by
Avon Dale: good rugged bulls ready for
service: 500 to Sl2j each TO close out F;
also three rcgistsreed big type Poland
China boars. ready for service, ss5
each II taken at once. u, 7. Middleton,
CustT. okla,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
PLANTS PLANTS PLANTS
wholesale and Retail

chBBA0E and tomato plants % per
i.eoo deN,ered; 100, i0c: 5000 and
up so. East Texas Plant Farm. Con.
roc. TexaA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28

FOR sALE--one black mare. 100 lbs
spring wagon and harness. sos North
Lindsay. Maple iist.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
LOST AND FOUND
LOST--A purse IN the Terminal sta
tlOu. reward Walnut Splt

LOST--A purse IN the Terminal sta.
ton reward Walnu, 3sN
80 tlb00-REWAHD-ilOOO 100
Taken from Santa 70 depot. March
10, ons tan suitcase, containing shirts,
collars. ties, pants. theological books
etc. name and address written outside
ht top; one black leatheretts hand bag,
containing Bible, various theological
books and records: very vsIunbls 10 me
worthless 10 another: 80 reward for
their return and no question asked
Rev. Geo a. Goss Wsaiherford. Olls
LOsT-Lady'n pocketbook, between A
ana & on Walnut, on Capitol I'M,
about tlb and army discharge num-
btrr 1914 South Walnut Reward.
lost between broadway and Santa
fe, on Second. folding p,rSe contain.
Ing Lee -Huckins Identification card,
currency and Liberty bond receipts
Would appreciate finder mailing purse
10 eos y. sixth; Keep the money.
L?sf-D.rk roam. 3.ysar.oid colt
Maple 2tbs-J
FOUND. BicYCLE-0 may hay,
nAmo by identifying and paying for
advertising Postofflcs Shoe Shop, tlI
North Robinson.
LOST Mans Msklnsw aud sweater;
reward. 309 West nth. Maple lii5.R.
80 REWARD to anyone finding mod
ern unfurnished apartment or bunga
low around $40. northwest close 20
Classen prsferrsdj for young couple
Phone Walnut 2JN
LOANS. REAL ESTATE SECURITY
~~~~>>~-~~>~c~-~~~-~~~~~
iST MTG. loans made: ID mtg. paper
bought. X. II. Gardner; 3i2 Am. Natl.
bank
PRIVATE MONEY
TO loan on improved city property; Joo ms
closed promptly. no red tape. Aursllus,
swanson Co. inc. State National Bank
Bldg. Walnut iSs.
FARM L6ANS-Five. seven, ten years
City loans on Oklahoma City property.
The Jennings Investment Co. 1916 Col.
cord Bldg. Oklahoma City.
CITY LOANS
In sums OF $500 10 s. 900 on modern
residence properties at low rate. Quick
U NJ. BAuGHMAN
s?a Am. Nat. Bank Bldg Walnut eOs6
CITY LOANS
promptly made on residence and busi.
ness properties: also TO build or i'm.
prove on monthly payments, or straight
loans.
uPsHER 4 uPsHER,
az Baltimore Bldg. Phone Walnut iosl
Money to Loan
We are In a position 10 make quick
loans for any amount. secured by i'm.
proved business property In cities Of
ten thousand population and above,
Levy Bros.
Established 1895.
Bond and Mortgage Bankers
Walnut .0pS. Mercantile Bldg
FROM q 900 TO u b6O to loan to home.
builders only. Long time, low rate.
B. Mccormick. tl2 Baltimore Bldg
Maple 32u.
PRIVATE MONEY to loan by a private
citizen on approved security. Phone
Maple 2l3s before . q. IN. or after
\, - M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-28
BANK STOCKS, BONDS
AND LOANS


LIBERTY BONDS
If you must sell your
Liberty bonds we will
pay cash for ali issues. II
you still owe part on
some of them we will
pay them out for you.
Come and see uy or mail
them to
FEDERAL TRUST co.
Maple $40? 1909 Colcord Bldg.
Oklahoma City.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-12-25
THE NEED OF TRUE AMERICANS

There time in the history OF our Country when
the sterling loyalty
Every confronted with great problems which are
for the specific of destroying Organized
government and propagatng discomfort small body 81 I'M
d ds@upa1aS Americans ag1e1lS dea 'S 0u0e
The hone of labor union leaders that they would be able
that the agricultural producers have been endeavorng Tor
of coe BARGAINING The labor union leaders failed how
ever vital difference between the policy adopted by
organized farmers The farmers
utilize collective bargaining in thoroughly
The labor leaders the other hand
to transform collective bargaining into collect
i've dcatiOn in manner that Is autocratlc
better prices for their products by pooling
their and bargaining with buyers for the sale OF the total
forbidden endeavored to forbid
other farmer from selling his product anywhere at any time at
The effort of the organized farmers has been entirely
legitimate conducted for end and by means
With collective bargaining the of labor unions there
material aut be found long it bargaining fact
The the labor union procedure has been however that the
only proposes sell its labor prices which
may fix by collective bargaining or dcation but proposes to
deny other the right to sell his labor at other
1t endavr enforce the rule that man shall work unless he
first ubbes the contracts of the labor union and renders
himself subject to the mandates of the walking delegate
This policy the has adopted and will
adopt Such policy contrary the principles of the Ame
fail eventually because anagonistc to the public welfare 1t
sa @ naf eup OF If could n
adopt methods practically dictate the its
tmdate darymen by overurnng their milk wagons
shooting their drivers poisoning their herds and bombing their
families but such methods would long succeed Nor there
danger that such methods will be adopted Agricultural
producers of they heads of families
all their interests aligned with law and order all their
methods therefore will be in accordance with law with
recognition of the rights of others.
Because the labor union adopted
not possibly be approved by organized farmers the labor
union invitation to the farmers with them has
decisive and final rebuff
This time when every should his part We
have big problems to solve and serious questions
not the part of good citizenship to be Stacker by wasting va
able time that needed the work
to be trouble maker in these serious days vergng close
anarchy and treason the best of country
What need united effort behind constructive policy
not selfish destructive policy We share equally re-
sponsiblity of citizenship
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-12-25
WOMEN EXCEED MEN
IN JAPANESE FACTORIES
$4,000 Japanese Women Work
at Average Daily Wage OF Ten
to Twenty Cents for a
Twelve Hour Day.

There are more women I'm inhustr,
IN japan than there are men, accord
10 a statement recently made b. l's
War Work Council OF the Young Nt
mems Christian Association.
The world war has brought $4,000
women and girls into the daily grint
of industry according to this state
ment 10000 OF them little girls undei
fifteen years OF age who work twelve
hours at a wage OF ten TO twenty cent.
a day. thar the world may have sill
dresses and munitions.
In Tokyo alone. a city of two anc
one-half million people, there are 100
900 women employed in sixty-twO in
dustries and businesses varying from
work as telephone operators, clerks
stenographers and bookkeepers e
work in silk and other sorts Of fac
tories and domestic work
Each year thousands OF these wo
men go back TO their homes In TN,
country, broken in health and victims
OF tuberculosis because OF the poor
conditions under which they work ant
live. They are housed In dormtOries
in the factory compound. These dormi
tories are frequently unsanitary. The
girls work long hours. have no recre
alton and on finishing their long day
90 Immediately TO bed oftentimes q
bed which girl who works at night
has been sleeping In all day.
AS part of its world service for wo
man fha XnnpO Nnpapfc Cbricttat
Association plans to build dormitories
in manufacturing towns where girls
may live cheaply under healthfu
physical and social conditions, TO send
out secretaries who can introduce rec
reatIOn into the factory compound anc
direct games and social life.
This is done with the cooperation
Of the factories managers and pro
prietors. One OF the most Influential
Of these is Mrs. Suzuki, the most
prominent woman manufactures II
japan, who Is owner and manager Of q
firm which exported Sll,000,0O0 worth
OF bean oil to America last year.
Recently Mrs. Suzuki decided t.
employ one thousand women In he,
offices She could not find enough
well trained ones so she established
a permanent school where japanese
girls may be trained TO enter the bust
ness world. The greatest danger
ahead of Japan. she says. Is IN it'
growing materialism. and japan,
greatest need, the development of he
women.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-12-25
Red Hair.

A perturbed correspondent OF the In
disnapolis News raises an interesting
question. Do women, he wishes 70
know. shun red-headed men and, II so,
why? His own hair is of the hue
sometimes thoughtlessly and inaccur-
ately described as carrot colored.
Hence the query Is of vital personal
importance. He has given the matri-
monIal question serious considera-
ton" but each time has been met with
encouragement due. he believes. sole
" TO the tnge OF his hair. The mat
ter is one calling for the thoughtful
attention of the philosopher and the
soclolOgiSt. IF women generally are
frowning on The matrimonial offers or
red-haired men, the future of the race
IS threatened. Was II not a red
haired man who fred the first shot in
the American war against the Hum
society cannot afford to lose the red
head temperament because of the per
picking perNersity of marriageabie
women. The red-head will be needed
FOR the next war, or If there is no
next war, whenever and wherever
trouble is brewing.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-12-25
Red Sandstone.

Colorado i full Of wonderful red
sandstone rocks. They are nned ana
rroovcd and stipplcd over with me
dots. they are worn and followed ana
curved into innumerabe grotesque
shapes from The tiny stone which You
can hold in your hand to the sharp
colossal wall. hundreds If feet hirh'
which no man can climb. there is not
an inch which does not look rs II Tor
millions of years il had been worked
by tools. Yet no hand. no tool, has
been there. Grains Of sand have done
= # all grains of sand blowing ana
eddying in wind currents. -- he'eh
Hunt Jackson.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-12-25

? NATIONAL FRIENDSHIPS
. DEPEND UPON WOMANkINO
Japanese Diplomat Says Men
Alone Cannot Create Interna.
tional Frlendiiness.

!. International friendship be
:. tween nations depends largely
= upon the friendly feeling between
: the women Of those nations. &C
+ cording 10 representatives OF the
:. japanese embassy In Washington
= Their theory Is that there can
+ be 10 firm friendship between
+ two nations unless the women of
: those two countries know and
= like one another, as cooperation
+ between nations, rs In the state
+ and In the family. Is based on co.
!. operation between men and wo
+ men.
: Therefore, II Japan and Amer
+ ca are to have real, lasting
= friendship. 10 really know and
+ understand one another. the wo
: men Of the two nations mnsi
1. learn 10 play together, 10 study
!. together and to think together.
!. The Y. w. c. A. Is one OF the
!. best mediums for bringing about
/. this friendship between The two
!. nations, according 10 diplomatic
+ representatives of<Japan, as that
!. organization is teaching japanese :
= women recreation, showing lhcm =
!. how 70 enjoy out-of-door life and
!. sports. II is particularly ncces
!. sary that japanese women learn :
+ 20 enjoy and appreciate recr,n
:. ton. thcv say. since the great :
:. influx of women into Industry
:. and business. rs Japanese wo
!. mon, formerly so conservative.
!. are going into business anj doing
!. many things which they had
!. rover thought of doing before The
Z. wnf
!. rho Y. w. G A. has been as :
!. surcd the fullest possible cooper :
:. alton OF the japanese embassy :
:. and the Japanese people IN max
: ing - World Service program
: for three million dollars to be
+ used for women and girls IN The
= United States. India, China. in
!. pan. South America, Egypt, 81
!. heria. the Near East and Mexico
: SucCe ss.
1. = = :. :. :. i + :. = = = r + !. =
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-12-25

In 1914. on August Is. the Panama
canal was formally opened to the
world. The canal had been nine
years in building. The total cost
~ construction. exclusive of fortifica.
lions. civil government and payments
t. the republic of Panama. was approx
imatcly 1857 100000. The first pnss-
age after the formal opening Of the
canal was made by the steamship An.
con. Colonel Goethals. governor Of the
canal zone. was on board. The pas
sage from Cristobal TO Balboa was &C.
complIshed In nine hours.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-12-25
AviAT0RS HAVE SIXTH SENSE
Proof Thst the Human Body 10 More
Highly Endowed Than Has Hith-
,eFto Been Supposed.

The London Lancet asks which OF
the Ave senses could have played a
predominant share In the nonstop
transatlantic flight OF Alcock and
Brown.
"Sight, even when the moon was
visible. was practically nnllified by the
constant cloud and storms OF sleet or
hail; hearing must gradually have
lost Its acuteness In the course of is
hours OF exposure to the tremendous
din OF engines and propeller--it is re-
corded that both officers were deaf on
dismounting; the vestibular sense
seems to have been no trusty guide,
inasmuch as the pilot admitted invol-
'untary indulgence I'm stunning and
seems to have looped the loop with
out being aware that his vertical d.
section was changing.
ION the other hand. the aviatOrs'
horizontal direction must have been
marvelously precise throughout. as,
with no landmarks to guide them. their
destination was reached without a
hftch, when Il swerve OF single de
gree to one side ar the other Of the
direct line would have lost them their
objective.
presumably the imperfect sense
records supplemented each other In
nervous systems long trained TO rapid
and impronptu adjustment"
1t seems that the human body is en-
dowed with sense Of stability and
balance that depends not upon any
one of the five senses and cannot be
localized entirely in the labyrinth of
the ear. Some men possess this sense
In greater degree than others.