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ANswsase lurvsNs.

oeasesht Reader Please sive me Z
rscips for pcsnu, butter"
Answer Peanut natter, n you
haven't n food chopper, frst cut fresA
rsastsl peanuts as fine Ms possible
thea mash them with heavy woohsa
potsse mnsh,r tThere IL usually Z
pssRvt butter attachment With fosl
ehopssss. but " you have a ehcvvss
and II does not have this attachment,
gripd twice with the fines, kn,fe). xdl
salt 10 taste hoistsn with either ssiaI
oil W swsst butter. and pack In elAAs
peeessvs nm. eovssins with melted
bevrsfin 10 keep until used
Fannie F.-"can oNs mix MN with
butter. 10 make n loubie its bulk witk.
sss pesssrins . butter .pilinG ma
sAlasf"
Ansvss--Only y ssis,in'is also sddsl
I Dssoo0s you Wish the directions. al.
thsaeh ysv 90 not ask for them n
reeelss. - many letters eontalnlne
questions that arc ashsd merely TO sst-
tie an argument or perhaps 10 s~itis
q friendly little wager between husbanl
ahS wifsI ksrp N the fDcipe.
Adding Mix 10 Butter without 4
nisss-es6tsa ths butter ~ staAaing
u N . wasa Dlass ahui II Il IN : stsss
N BE- ea1fy wovked eefssn one iAbls-
spoon Of gelatin In one cup OF rich
miih. heat the remainder of one mint OF
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lleE& NllEs
ADyANeEs MERE,
POTATOES AIkE
FORK Is Exception It Falls
Five Cents Pound.

Cakes suddenly r.sIi,ed thai, ,.
- lss, ~s.s an, "'n ~eW'
WAG1s tSib. sl,,,eh IA. - w.
0sslmuu :i.e.r, ,l.s n, 80, VIZ"
NJ angel food f,,,,v 80. ~. a.,
M. and p,sln ,sLs. ,".
fJU0 = cents 4, a '' ""'s"e's
l1tIs cake. ana ,o,.,.
0Vo eests a do,ss go. 80, 49,.
- r. cents ia c,.s. Wv"
peuus In rs fs r.ws.rs -, - n.~s
mn rolls 10 70 ana c.s.,S., -
q. wv " ess !"
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pSnsy ana ss,l. a, 4, 80
hool
vnam,nss sslo,. A..
ve0stsblss Ard rs,s. ..,"s W."
loss,srd leave, A. A.. ~. :.
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spen beans ar. "a ,.n,.
vSe0 ten r,o,s h,n., u"
csute q mound s,e., ania ~
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PRESeyTeRlAMS SET
SPECIAL DAY OF PRAYER

sEw YORk Jan. a.. suhisy. jsnu
AIRY ~. has bssn set aside BY the An~
ioAn eide Of tho wofIA Pfssbytsrisa sl.
llsnos a. . day Of prsys' shi inter.
cs'sinn FOR ths svefsrins brethren of
the reformed sish On the continent ~
rurope' II 10 estimated ths, the
Presbyterian denomination has lost ica
churches In Trseee snd Belgium alone
snd the value Of the property destroyed
thsrs by var. ssoe~ds tI,so0 NO. Great
suffering among msmb~vs of the faith
alec IL reported In ltusssy. fd'huan~
roihnd and The Rattle provincss
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mix untli almost boiling. Nov poul
ths hot mills upon tho sottsnsd scls
Tin and bsst ihb mlsturs Into ths bu'
ter Continue keatins until Che butte,
beccmta cool and slrm, Ksep In M
ftfrlUssstss or In csoi Hscs Dui
tsrips nay be- trs'ol IN ne same wa,
Many houss~ives .buy butter roiov1nr
which saN bs vssrshass1 IN bsttlss ass
10 harmless. and add = few drops o
thls - thsts bsttss which hss Beet
mirsd With milk, ~ improve the look.
of a.
Mr. = r. c.--"Wili you please tel
me through yoSr ssluma what . coy
isaa oil In dry. pvss- white, fAh,
form ssA he used fos and hss r.
Anewer-l am oeins 10 ash ~ sthsi
rrs1eso y help me ID anss ssine thu
question. n anyone esn answer n. viii
he ~ ehs pIrsss write 10 ~, - thal
caN print II In this column The
soy.beaH b . rs<h.v ns~ pvslsse h
this ssvntvyi ara although I can sup-
ply ibqulr<rs wi'h recipes for csahiHs
ihh bsaR. ] eahnot sAvtas N ssasS1 "a
the ole srpr~ss~d from u. vtii
however. quote the following sHeespts
from . mssas'Hs att,ols spl q buIlstin
lesuso 10 ~ seats Of Otsioi
Soap 1sAufaetsFsrs eve PAINT imAa.
sfsslsrsrs ere using I've ~ q soy.
seeNs 70 replace msss sspsnsivs ON. +"
--oeod Housekeeping. September. 1919.
from % article entitled. Soy. the
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LABOR FIGHTS BILL
IN KANSAS LEGISLATURE

TcPEkA. kAns Jan. s-wi,s the
Introduction IN bc,h houses of ~.
special session OF the legislature this
morning = the Industrial rslatises couf
hll. a hitter f,sb, 10 psssssed Nth The
representatives. u union labor. almost
enilisly outside the membership ~ me
legislature. ana the supporters ~ ihs
BIN IN the Dssishtnre
fnnk Walsh. attorney and promln.n
Labor sdhtresf. 10 here to1Ay TO .on
duct the unions fight Againss the biil
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LLOYD GEORGE PLANS
NEW PARTY, IS RUMOn

LONDON. Tuesday. jan. 4 The no.
li.isei e~rssponnsn, Of tho Daily mai
says ths, Premier Lloyd O,orse fore.
sesins that he has no poI'lcai future
among either the unlonisus or iibsrais
II pfstn fihs 10 insusurhts n now center
parry. Of which he would sssame ths
leAdssakIp.
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SENATE APPROVES
ARMY PROMOTIONS

WARRINGTON. Jr- the senate
ye.sceesy coaNrmod ~ nosniaa tlpao
1seine permsRsAt ths rank Of nsjor
Oeessais pichmsn. hssAovd snd K,r.
~ 40 of hrissdIer 0snsvsls MeCs,n
Scese. 0psss snd HinN.
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PRAIRIE POSTS $500
PRICE FOR CRUDE OIL

INDEPENDENCE, Ksr Jan 81,
i'''sn' Increase In the price Of crude
eh N " a barre, vas announced to
hat ny tho prsirIe Oil q ass .orrpA ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA
---
Gobierno de Puerto Rico
Departamento del Interior.
NEGOCIADo DE oBRAs
PUBLICAS
0ficina del Superintendent de Obras
ii P1Blicas.
San Juan, Oct. II, 1920.

San Juan, Oct. IL, 1920.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication en- pdblica subas-
ia para las obras de construction de
dos puentes de hormig6n reforzado
en- los Kms. $50 Y 61.5 y un tubo de
'0.80 m. de diametro en- ell KIN. 59.8,
carretera Ceiba-Naguabo cuyo presu-
puesto aprobado asciende DIECIO-
.CHO MIL SETECIENTOS SETEN-
ia Y SEIS DOLLARS Y 4O,1OO Dol
lars (18,776.40), Sc admitirSp en- esta
oficina hasta las 2 p. m. de- dfa 10.
de Noviembre de 1920, en- que Sc abri-
ran publicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios Sc daran
|en esta ofeina, donde Sc encuentran
de manifesto los documentos que han
de recoger los licitadores los pianos
" Todelos de proposiciones que han
de presentar, mediante un deposito
de diez dollars $4,000 q. seran reem-
bolsados al ser devueltos dichos docu-
mentos en- el plazo de veinte (2O)
dias despues de efectuada la subasta.
La administration Sc reserva ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquiera todas
las proposiciones, y Ell de adjudicar ell
contrato bajo otras consideraeiones
que las del precio solamente.
GuillermO Esteves,
Comisionado del Interior.
Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14

Mariana MacSwiney. Mas tarde, la
cafda de la noche, cuando Sc cierren
La oficina y e1 taller, .comenzara a aflnir
contra estas murallas la agitada marea
de irlandeses. Hombres, mujeres Y nj
nos Sc reunen aquf todas las noches
a palpitar en- cOmdn por ei gran COM
patricia. Me parece oir las preces de
difuntos que entonan y los gfitos de rst-
hia que las interrumpen. Alguna vez'
Ell dolor estalla, y tiene la Policfa que
sostener un asalto. Va mediada la no.
che, Sc retiraran hacia un lecho sin
suefio, amasando con este nuevo fer
lmento el odio heredado. Y iquien ssbe
ST no sera esta levadura aquella de que
nos habla ell Eyangelio, que ''hace des-
bordar la masa de la artesa"!
No puede uno menos de imaginar el
drama silencioso: la cabeza descarna-
da del heroe, sobre la almohada; la no.
BILE frente, bruhida de sudor; las pupi-
las fijas va en- la muerte; las manos
'de cera inertes sobre la colcha. En- la
penumbra, lie velan acknowledgements
los deudos, dignos de e. por su ente-
lreza: la esposa, las dos hermanas don
cellas, ell hermano, ell padre Dominic,
que lie sacramento a diario. A un lado
deA moribundo, en- ell radio de su mano,
un velador cargado de viandas Y. cor
diales, rememora la tortura de Tanta-.
10. La administration penitenciaria in
glesa Sc la impone como una nosibili-
dad Immediate de remediarse.
Hoy es ell vigesimoquinto dfa De su
ayuno. La vida Sc ha aferrado con una
incredible tenacidad a esta carne ende-
BILE, de hombre. Sc dirfa que ell alma no
|quiere resignarse partir. Pero ell fin
Sc acerca apresuradamente. Desde aver
apenas 81 puede hablar nj DIR. La con-
ciencia, sin embargo, persiste, los
ojos todavfa Sc agarran al mundO. No
esta triste. Las l1ltimas palabras que
ha. pronunciado son tranquilas y casi
gozosas. Quizas lie es dado entrever
en- esa claridad que Sc acerca, la IL
landa de mafiana, en- cuyo suelo, segdn
las palabras del poeta, sus ceEizas Sc
ran simiente. "a
,4Cuando estos rengolnes Sc publiquen
acaso el alcalde de Cork habra lido a
reunirse con Thomas Desmond, Kilda--
re, el obispo Bedelly y Owen Roe, Hugo
O,Neill y Hugo 0'Donnell ell Rojo. con
Sarsfeld. Fitz, Gerald, Emmett, OCon
nell, Davis, ParneH, hombres de paz
'. hombres de guerra, que vivieron
murieron por Irlanda. "Mafana tu tie
ira despertara,, !; Dulce es morir por la
verdad, morir por ii, Libertad!'
: Terencio MacSwiney va a morir
un abismo infranqueable habra ACADIA
do de abrirse entire las dos islas. Hay
espectros que trabajan mas activamen-
te desde el reino de las sombras que
todos los agitadores vivos.
Ricardo BGeSG.
Londres, .sepfiembre.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14

tes, en- la prisi6n) con Ell hijito de po-
COS smeses en- los brazos. En- La misma
puerta es arrestado, Y t'siempre sin
3explicacionesv, deportado otra vez In
.glaterra, hasta mario de 1919. Desde
sesa fecha, en- septiembre v novfembre
del mismo afio, Y enero y mario del ac-
tuaI, SCI dictaron mandamientos de pri-
sion coptra q, sin que esta pudiera
Cuandos en- MARIO del corriente la
Po1icfa inglesa suprimf6 a mano aira-
da al entonces alcalde de Cork, Mr..
Mace Curtain, Terencio MacSwiney fue
elegido para sustituirle, Y en- esta oca-
sion pronunci6 un discurso, considera-
do sedicioso, que conclufa con las si-
guientes palahras: "Esta es una Nlucha
de resistencia, v no seran aquellos que
mas puedan hacer sufrir mas, los vic
toriosos."
Ell IL del pasado agosto las autorida-
des de Cork lie detenfan por Ultima vez.
tai puede creerse. Desde ell primer mo-
mento, Y como protesta contra la perse-
cuci6n sistematica de que era obieto,
Sc neg0sa tomar alimento. FL 16, des-
rpues de cuatro dfas de ayuno, pasaba
ante un Tribunal marcfal, compuesto
eXclnsivamente por Oficiales ingleses.
En- nn pr6ximo artfculo trataremos Ell
aspecto legal, desde los puntos de vista
gubernamental Y nacionalista. Ell case
Ell que era condenado dos afios de
prisi0n y deportado inmediatamento a
la carcel de Brixton, en- los arrabales
de Londres.
He. .visto un retrato de Terencio Mac
Swiney: un hombre enfermizo, de ros-
tro que sc adivina muy palidO, frente
voluntariosa, coronado por abundantes
y, revueltos cabellos negros, dos ojos
pensativOs y una boca melanc6lica de
predestinado. Los que lie conocieron lie
describen afable, dulce y obstinado.
Hay quienes .desde la mecedora de
su cordura burguesa O desde ell terrado
de su filosoffa aristocrdtica, sonrfen de
este hombre que agoniZa en- un presi-
dio por ideal tan afiejo y POGO practi-
co. Yo no tengo esa fuerza de animo
y la tragedia me sobrecoge como, a un
simple del pueblo, que no dispone de.
un sistema para escudarse de la emo
ci6n.
Asf, no sc punto flo por que. he
venido mirar estos recios muros de
ladrillo, tras los cuales ell alcalde de
Cork Sc prepara salir del mundo de
los vivos. La policfa vigila hos eontor-.
nos y guarnece la entrada. Para acercar
me a ella he tenido que declarar mi
cualidad de periodista extranjero.
Los alrededores aparecen ahora casi
desiertos. Dos tres reporteros solo,
descansando sobre la banda de hierba
que Sc extiende delante, una camara
fotografica que Sc levarta Ell trfpetle,
acaso en- acecho del gesto doloroso de
@ ,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14
AL olLUSTRADO PUB
LEO DE ESTE PALS
Ofrecemossuno de los Reconstituyentes
mas poderosos que jamas Sc han
puesto su alcance. Su nombre es
,NUxIFIERR

(marca registrada,) cuyo nombre de-
riva de dos de los ingredientes que 10
componen, Nux Vomica y Pro-
toxalato de hero. Los demas in
gredientes son: Hemoglobina, gli-
cerofosfato de calcio y de sodio, car
bonato de calcio y arrenal. Muchos
sehores medicos y farmaceuticos son
de opinion que estos Ingredients.
sabiamente combinados como 10 estan
en- la formula del NUXIFIERRO,
forman uno de los tonicos reconstitu-
yentes mas ehcaces que hoy dia Sc
conocen. Personals palidas, nerviosas
enfermizas encontraran en- NUXI-
FIERRO. el tonico que les hace falta.
Personals debiles, gastadas, sin fuer-
zas nj deseos para seguir luchando por
la vida, encontraran en- NUX1FlE-
RRO el reconstituyente que en- pocas
semanas les devolvera sus fuerzas y
vitalidad. Personas sin apetito para
las comidas o que padezcan de dispep-
sia atonica, encontraran en- NUAl-t
FIERRO eiremedio que corregira su
NAL. e. :;
81 desea teted que TN abundante
caudal de sangre roja vuelva correr
por sus venas, "nuxiherre" su orga-
nismo, es decir, tome NUXIFIERRO.
ST desea usted conner con gusto y que
su estomago vuelva digerir con ia
cilidad, nuxiherre su organismo, tome
NUXIFIERRO. ST desea usted
encontrarse agil, fuerte, con nervios
de acero y listo para la lucha y los
goces de la vida, nuxiherre su orga-
nismo. Haga la prueba con NUXl-
FIERRO por algunas semanas y con
seguridad que nunca lie pesara.
Tenga cuidado de que le vendan
NUXIFIERRO, con envoltura color
de rosa y con el nombre de los fabri-
cantes. DIR. BECKER MEDICINE
co. Pida NUXIFIERRO y no
acepte ningun otro. Procurelo en-
las farmacias con seguridad en-
las sde J. M. Blanco Inc, Porto Rico
Drug Co., San Justo Drug Co., todas
de San Juan; J. ], Font & Co., Baya-
mon, Farmacia Roure, Rio Piedras.
Tambien en- las principales de la is-
la.-2.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-14

Reniquelado de PLEAS DE AUTO
MOVIL.
The Porto Rico Electroplating
Co. Inc,
Luna "A. Telef. 1921,
San Juan, p. r.
Advt.
Deming graphic., 1920-10-26
MONETARY METALS

That the world needs u now system
or basis Of monetary metal values
founded or intrinsic or commercial
values * generally admitted.
Stabilizing the price Of silver bullion
at one dollar per ounce has hccn y
means Of salvation for the silver mines
aud smelters.
Monetary metals will be- not produc-
ed at more than cost Of production IN
labor and materials required to carry
on the producing industry.
Hence gold production 10y the small
prospector Is entirely ceasing and only
the largest dredging or quartz mine
operations are possible
A world monetary conference will bc
held soon AT which we may look fsr n
new intrinsi- value scale for gold. sill
yer. platinum and copper
The production Of these preciou,
metals must either be based on an in
dex number of materials entering int
cost Of production or there must be- a
government subsidy provided.
Deming graphic., 1920-10-26
WILL SEEK ORDER
HALTING LIQUOR SELL RES

Washington The department of
state will apply to the courts for an
Injunction to prevent the treasury de
partmrnt from opening the baggage Of
incoming diplomats at New York and
searching It for liquor it was indicat-
cd by Secretary Colby today.
This statement followed an an
nOuncment hy the treasury that It pro
posed to disregard all international
usage and proceed with the search dcS-
pite the protest made hy the state de
partmcnt and the diplomatic corps.
The tempest between the two de
partments aud which threatens to in
volve practically every foreign govern
ment with diplomatic agents in Wash
ingtun. arose. II was learned today,
over the seizure 10y customs officials
six weeks ago AZ New York NJ n ease
~ wine consigned Ia member of the
French embassy.
The French government immediate
~ protested to the state department.
Secretary C'by backed it mp with a
demand that the treasury department
release the wine This the customs
officials agreed to do. hut only nn con
dition that member Of the embassy
go 10 New York and personally conduct
the wine 10 Washington. which was
done.
Subsequent shipments Of wines and
liquors 10 other embassies were also
stopped on the ground that they were
in violation of the Nolstead act
A number of such incidents are now
The subject of lively correspondence in
which the treasury department refuses
to Yield In discussing the seizure
today. Secretary Colby said
The right Of diplomatic baggage
and effects to immunity from search
is older than the American conStitu-
lion. no country ever interfercs with
Deming graphic., 1920-10-26
THE PACIFIST.

Secretary Daniels brings his extra.
ordinary testimony to a climax hy
claiming that aS early as March, 1915
tine navy under his guidance. was pre-
pairing for war. In ll15 Mr.. Daniels
was trying To hold down naval CON
Structiun and To keep increases In the
personnel of the navy Ia minimum.
He was less strong for naval cXpan-
sion even than the democratic ma ajor-
ity In the house or the democratic ma
juritv in the senate. lie sat on the
lid. He contrivcd t0 lose the valuable
report 0n the necessity Of immediate
preparation written hv Admiral Fiskc.
He was pleading In his reports for
naval disarmament and expressing his
confidence In the unifictiun of the
world on a federation of peace basis.
lie was concerned about the prrSrrva-
tion of strict neutrality in thought.
word and decd. Some of his apollo
giStS have explained that the navy'S
lack of preparedness IN April. 1917.
was due to the P,ccrctaryS over.rigid
adherence To the theory Of strict
neutrality"
The administration was preparing
the navy for war In March. 1913. SAYS
Mr.. Daniels But on December s.
1911. President Wilson had advised
not Ia be- thrown off its
balance by war with which we have
nothing Ia do, whose causes cannot
touch us, whose very existence affords
MS opportunity Of friendship and dis
Interested service which should make
~ ashamed Of any thought Of hostility
pr fearful preparation for trouble. q"
The president even deprecated new
naval construction by saying: who
shall tell us now what sort of navy
Ia buildf when will the eX-
pertS tell us what kind we should con
struct and when will they bc light
for 10 years together. il the relative
Of craft Of different kinds
and uses continues to change as we
have seen II change under our very
eyes In the last few mouthSt"
For two years the president clumg
to the idea that the United States
could bc kept out ~ war"Hc sought
reelection in 1916 on the implied
promise that he would continue to
keep us out Of war And that attitude
II mind was necessarily reflected in
iur failuir to prepare. Secretary
Daniels was aS ardent an anti-war
man aS Mr. Wilson. The record shows |
It. II is only under pressure io con
'truct an alihi Ia the Sims charges |
hat he transforms himself into an !
advocate of genuine preparedness /
iway back In l915-New York |
Deming graphic., 1920-10-26
OIL LITERGATION ENDED

The ten wear controversy hetwccI
the oil men of the west and the Uuitct
States practically ended Feb -. 1870
with the passage of the general leasing
hill To promote the mining uf coal
phosphate. oil. oil Shale. gas and sod
ium on the public domain
1t took ten years to pass this lcgiS
latOn and the do-nothing policy of the
So-cHlled conservationiStS during this
ieriud is largely responsible for the oil
aud coal shortage which this country
mas experienced.
Under the provisions of the new act
the mineral claims which for nearly
eleven years the Government has been
trying te take from the producers.
will now be- leased To the producers, on
ROYALTY basis In the naval reserves
ON the other hand. only wells actually
drilled will hc leased The diScrimina-
tion is unjust. TIE equities uf the
operators in the naval reserves are as
strong a. those on other public lands
and the creation nf naval reserves
could no more bc forcSecn 10y them
when their work began than the
withdrawals could have been furr>ccn
By Operators generally.
0nly one good word can hr said for
This situation. and that is that the
Nastcful and profitlcsS carnival of liti-
cation over these lands has been end
ed. That the power uf the Govern.
ment has been used oppreSSivcly and
unjuStly il obvious. Much valuable
development has been halted Many
valuable oil-landS have been allowed to
deteriorate and have been subjected to
waste. Many innocent operators have
been caused useless financial distress.
The possibility remains that these mis-
fortunes will he aSSuagcd by II fair and
liberal administration Of the new act.
The regulations. which were promptly
issued 10y the Department of the In
terror. for the enforcement Of the act.
indicate constructive policy They
aer fair and workable. II rests with
the Department Of the Interior to help
the oil.producerS on the public domain
out Of the chaos into which they were
east 10y ruthless policy. And happily
II seems the evident purpose AMI policy
of the Department of the Interior toI
lend such II helping hand.
Deming graphic., 1920-10-26

the fact that in Z 0f my plays ! have
mother. mo- mottar howl have mother
defending and shel Il ring her children
and have found nat the hearts of
the world have res, on led and are still
doing So"
In 'The C,nfossi....,. the mother Is.
wonderful in her love an ' loyalty anf
there has never hoo, "a more ar
tistic picture sinen ,,o ~. very Of the
art Of making them.
This great film ,,..,,... n will he
shown at the pt,r,r~,, =, EATER
Friday Oct. 29tb ono r.. ily and :
only TWO SHOWS -" ing at
: 30 Z. NJ. and the 10, ..,,etsa p. NJ.
Deming graphic., 1920-10-26
ARE YOU AFRAID OF CATS?
IL so, You Are Victim Of Allure,
phObia, a Well Defined Complaint.
{ Munsey's Magazinc)

Are you an ailurophohe? Dr John
Freeman has been writing in the
British medical journal about people
who are subject to the curious com
plaint which causes its victims TO bolt
from the room should cat enter IT,
The etymology Of the term goes back
| To Herodotus. who first saw Il cat in
Egypt, and straightway named the
animal ailuros. or tail waver.' The
people in the Egyptian city Of BubastiS
he says, were specially devoted to their
cats. and he adds that "in whatever
family cat dies, every individual
cuts off his eyebrows"
Folk lore has much to say for and
against the eat. Throughout the
middle ages cats and sorceresses al.
ways wen; together. Richclieu was
devoted to his cat. but Napoleon
dreaded the domestic pet. After the
battle of Wagram, while making his
headquarters in the Austrian en-
pcrOr's palace at Schonbrunn, the con
queror Of Europe was heard in the
middle Of the night calling excitedly
for help. His attendants rushed in.
10 find him trembling violently and
lunging desperately with his sword at
n cat hidden behind the bed curtains.
Persons who suffer fromailuropho-
bia detect the presence of cat though
they neither see nor hear IT, This
was explained by the late DR. Weir
Mitchell. who said that II was due TO
olfactory cmanations distinguished by
some as odors. and felt by others. not
as odOrs. hut IN the results on ner-
vous systems unusually and abnormal.
ly susceptible. DIR. Freeman insists
that cats cause not only asthma, hut
temporary blindness, hysterical con-
vultions andl ockjaw to those who are
susceptible tOailurophobia.
Deming graphic., 1920-10-26
PATHETIC SIDE OF
LIFE PORTRAYED IN
THE CONFESSION

Mother love is the universal tie
which binds all people together. no
natter binds all people together. no
he environment, the love Of mother is
universal. and the love Of mother for
ier young as everlasting as the Rock
4 Ages.
Hal Reid. the American playwright.
has written over 100 stage Successes.
md upon being Interviewed by Harold
Bell Wright the critic. was asked. TO
what he attributed the unbroken lime
Of success" Reid's answer was: ITO