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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21

1--WE are not masters of the art OF DIS
tribu,ion of products. The fact that the
farmers uniformly report desire for some
cooperative method by which tnelr
products can be brought to consumers
means that the problem is of the greatest
importance. The consumer feels tnat
somewhere between the farmer ana NM
self TOO much is taken for service oi COM
parative insigniticance. -, >.
POLITICALLY, replies Indicate that IT
is too early 70 tell what the outcome OF
the election will be. Three months ago
there was stronger Republican sentiment
than there appears to be now. The trend
has been and is Republican,, but what 1t
will be in November, is not prophesled.
MIR. Lane obtained the material for the
survey from 900 field representatives
OF the Fidelity and Deposit Company OF
MARYLAND, covering every section OF the
country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
r +. du Popt Address es Statesmen.

T. Coleman du Pont wns tho principal
speaker Mt a mass meeting held last eve
ming in Carnegie Hall for the salesmen and
salcswomen OF New York. The meeting
was held in connection with the fall
camnnign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
EXPLOSION VICTIM TO SUE.
Will Contend that the City had Ample
Warming

White Plains, Sept u On the ground
that the municipal authorities and the
police in New York City had received
ample warning of the Wall Street explo-
sion, J. Milton Smith said that he would
sue the city government for injuries
suffered by his client, James O'Brien, Of
Mount Vernon, who was cut by flying
glass and severely bruised as he was
walking up Broad Street.
Mr.. Smith said that summons was
ready for service on Corporation Counsel
O'Brien and other city officials of New
York. and that the complaint would
be filed within few days. He said his
client had suffered severe injuries as we'll as
financial loss in being away from his
business for several days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21

OBSERVERS of chang
~ ing conditions know
there has never been a
time in the history of the
retail business in this
country when quality and
economy ideas-and the
dealers who stand for
those ideas-had such a
hold on the public.
A Ademand is now sweep
ing over the country for
better-mOre SerpiCedbIe
more economical mer-
chandiSe.
The straightforward
dealer knows this.
He knows that once
public confidence is eStab-
HShed, a dealers success
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21

is assured-that the public
is only going to continue
to buy from dealers whom
it can trust and esteem
men who always place
the interest of their Gus
toners first.
That is why, in the stores of
over a quarter million dealers
in this country, you will al
ways find the Gillette out
where you can see and ex-
anime it.
On top of the counter-in the
show window ready TO be
handed out first whenever a
man comes in looking for a
razor.
The Gillette is the only sci
enfifc shaving instrument ever
produced.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
GOLD $4,000. 900 OF 1T.
Record Shipment to Apply on French
Loan Reaches Port.

New York. Sept 2l-Gold vars valued
at $4,000, 900 the largest shipment ever
made across the ocean, were brought
here Yesterday on the French liner Lafay-
cite. The gold was in mgots contained IN
245 heavily made boxes In the strong
room of the ship.
The shipment was consigned to }. p.
Morgan & Co. by the Banque de France
towardt he payment of the French loan.
Owing to the recent explosion, the tune
of unloading the ingots and removing
them TO the J. p. Morgan d Co. vaults
will be kept secret Officials of the French
Line last night took added precautions and
orders were issued by Capt. L. Roch,
commander of the Lafayette, that no
BODY be allowed to board the vessel un-
less personallyvouched for by pier officials,
The previous record shipment OF gold
was S4 900, 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
CRAzEO BY EXPLOSION
CLERK LEAPS TO DEATH
Employe of National City Bank
at New York Jumps From 10
Story Building.

New York, Sept. 2l.--The horror that
gripped him when he saw the bomb 3 work
in Wall street, several minutes after the
explosion. monomania that was hourly
intensified and made more vivid by shat
tered nerves, yesterday sent n Wall street
bank clerk plnnping ten stories to death
before thousands.
Frederick Marvin Carpenter, a credit
clerk had been employed by the National
City Bank, Exchange place and Hanover
street, eight years last July when his
nerves failed him and he quit work for a
rest
Last Wednesday he came back 10 work,
apparently normal again. The next day,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
WOULD MAKE DIVORCE
BAR ALL REMARR|AGE
Judge Says Cure of Evil is in Keep
ing Both Parties From New
Alliances.

New York, Sept lit has become
my firm conviction, after many years
experience upon the bench, that the only
really effective way to cure the so-called
divorce evil would be 10 make it practical
ly impossible for either party To the mar
riage to marry any one else during the
lifetime Of the other party"
This was said yesterday by Supreme
Court Justice Benedict in Brooklyn in
decision modifying DEGREES Of divorce
obtained five years ago against Elmer II.
Bennett Of No. 1047 Bergen street, so he
may remarry. :,
"I am aware that such a rule would,
i'm n small number Of cases, work an APP
parent hardship" Justice Benedict add
ed "After listening to the evidence IN
MANY hundred actions of this sort, !
believe very large proportion Of these
actions would never have been brought
if the plaintiff were prohibited from con-
tracing n new alliance, arrangements for
which are not infrequently made before
the suit is begun.
"The constant efforts of the courts
to detect and prevent collusion and fraud
in divorce suits never entirely successful,
are not aided by a statutory amendment
passed by the Legislature last year, fixing
at three instead of five years. as thereto
fore the period after which defendant
in a divorce case may apply to the court
for permission to remarry," the decision
stated.
"The Legislature might also author
ize the court 10 require the consent Of tho
injured spouse before granting the applica.
| ton" Justice Benedict said.
Despite his general convictions, Jus
tice Benedict granted the application
in BENEFITS case The papers filed said
he recently became angaged to n young
woman. whose name was not divulged.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21

b nsny Instances says City phys,eisn peyso~s
have suffered for yesss without knowing
what made them feel lived. Bstless and
rundown when their real trouble vas
lack Of iron In the blood-ho~ to tell
IF you were 10 make an actual blood test on
/ afi people who are III you would probably
a be greatly astonshed nj the exceedingly
large number who lack iron and who are III
for no other reason than the lack Of iron. The
moment iron is supplied multitude Of danger
Gus symptoms disappesr Without iron the
blood at once loses the y~swer to change food
intt, living tissue sas therefore nothing you eat
does you good. yrst don't get the strength out
of IT, Your food e>rely passes through your
system like corn through mill with the rollers
80 wide apart that the mill can't grind. As
result of this continuous blood and nerve star
yaffon, people become generally weakened.
nervou and all run down and frequently de-
veiop all sorts of conditions. One IL too thin.
another is burdened with unhealthy fat. some
are so weak they can hardly walk: some think
they have dyspepsia. kidney or liver trouble.
some cant sleep al night, others are sleepy
and tired all day; some fussy and irritable,
come skinny and bloodiess. but all lack ply
seal power and endurance. In such cases. y Is
worse than fooishness TO take stimulating
medicines or narcotic drugs. which only whip
up your tagging vital powers for the rnornrnf,
vlasbe at the expense Of pour life Later on. NO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
Causeway 10 Open This Week.

II is expected that the Causeway viii
be ready for public travel within few
days. Practically all work except some
unimportant details has been completed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-09-21
is thinking Of You

1t started-nOt with a theory
or a desire to sell razorS-but
with the actual Sh0Uing needs
of men everywhere.
And working from that, it
developed into a personal
shaving Serpice-a service that
has gone round the world and
changed the shaving habits of
thinking men everywhere.
Whenever or wherever the
topic of a good shave comes
up, the Gillette habit is always
the final answer.
Vouched for and acknowI-
edged by twenty million men
the world over as one of the
cIeaneSf, safest, most eco
nOnIical, most valuable habits
they have ever formed.
The dealer who hands you a
Gillette is thinking first of your
interests. Think well of him.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-21
Una casa que honra
grandemente al pals

Desde Ell tranquilo rincon que ocupa
mi casita de la montana, y del cual sa
Ii breves dias atraido por los anuncios
de la Feria Regional; disfrutando nue.
vamense del saludable reposo sana
leccion del hbro de la Naturaleza donde
no hay NADIA escrito que no sea bello y
verdadero, quiero tributar un APPLAUSE
de admiration al Asilo de niiias de San
turce, por su magnifico exhibit" en- la
Feria, cosa que namo poderosamente Ia
atencion de los millares de concurrentes
Vengo siguiendo paso paso los pro-
gresosde esta casa; sa;continuamen:e inquie
ro ell desarrollo de su mecanica, interior
y, aunque una sola vez tan solo tuve ell
honor de estrechar la mano de La sefio-
rita Santaella, conserve en- ell relicario
de mis- contemplaciones abstractas, un
tribute para la simpatica y buena puerto
rrique1a por su noble v cristiana labor
en- bien de las hijas pobres de La Pa
sria
ASeguro que VolVl mas de cuatro We
ces los terrenos de Ia Feria, tan solo
por pasar algunas horas contemplando el
interesante aspecto que ofrecia la exhi-
bicion del Asilo, lamentando que no dis
pusiera de mas espacio Aan brillante la
Dor para la cual no tengo palabras.
POGO mas menos de diez afios-pen-
saba yo-cuando fue nombrada Direc-
tora del Asilo la sefiorita Santaella, ha-
bia en- toda la casa una sola gramAtica
para todas las nifias, cuyo ejemplar pa
saba de mano en- mano. En- tan breve
tempo transcurrido, La institution ha
progresado notablemente, disfrutando
hoy hasta de salones de primer aiio y
magnifico curse comercial. iUn colegio
complete! :.
No podia menos que entristecerme mi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-21

ignorancia en- asuntos escolares: EN- la
bores de mano y en- cuestiones de dibu-
jo y pintura. Consagrado toda mi vida
la rllda faena del trabajo en- los cam
pos, bajo ell fuego del sol tropical, solo
tenia derecho a admirar en- silencio y
hacerme coro de las voces de todo el
mundo, semejantes estas: iQue precio-
sidad y bellezaI Ese pafio de mesa vs.
lie mas de trescientos d6lares mo me
canso de admirar esos calados! Los ira
bajos en- paja no tienen rivall iQue
biombo tan Undo, v que bien pin;edo
esta! iEl retrato de Pepe de Diego es-
ia hablando! Mira, mira esas monerias
de las niflas de primer grado! .. \
Yo sonreia y gozaba. Asi debe gozar
ell alma de La seiiorita Santaella en- todo
ese bien que hace la clase desheredada,
y teniendo, como ha tenido el talento
de escoger y rodearse de un cuerpo de
profesores digno de Ia mas brillante
Universidad A saber:
To-, 2o., v so. grades: Belen Vizca-
rrondo, Margarita Benitez, Lusa Fer
andez. 4o., 80. y Co.; TO. y &c.; Francisco
Piheiro, Catalina Fernandez, Isabel Ca
loca. Curse Comercial; Amparo Nuhez
Ciencias Domesticas: Isabel Quinones
Dibujo Pintura:-Jose Elias Lewis
Clase de bordado: :-Luisa Crouset. Ca
lado v tejidos en- paja:-Ri:a Outlet
Corte costura: Margarita Quinones
Tapiceria -Elvira CarmOega.
.Asi sc hace Patria.
iojala que a1o tras afio vaya suman
do nuevos triunfos para honor de Puer-
to Rico, la santa casa que goza de aan
feliz direction, que,-como dijo un
poeta borincano-' Eterna como Ell sol
su gloria sea-"
UN JIBARo DE ALA ARRIBA. :,
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'Recordar es vivir---Dante.

CARLOS dc Schiller, para no citar mas
que algunas de las principalcs etapss
La poesia Sc apodero de Ia tigura lie Fell
pc II y su huella ha sido mucho mas
dificil de borrar que Is de las histo-
rias interesadas, parciales y falsifica-
das en- mas en- melios.
FL punto capital de la leyenda de Fe-
lpe II es Ell de la muerte del principe
Don Carlos. En- este punto ha habido
una rec, sficacion completa de valores his
toricos. Don Carlos no es va para los
historiadores, ell personaje que fingieron
los poetas y los enemigos de Felipe II.
Es un degenerate, un anornal incapaz
de reinar. En- cambio, Felipe II aparece
no como un tirano, sino como un scre-
rano atento a la razon de Estado, al bien
de La Republica, al extreme de sacrifi-
car sus mas intimos afectos. FL elemen-
to dramatico de Ia leyenda, los imagi-
narios amores entire Don Carlos su
madrastra han quedado redGcidos hace
DAOhAPp q uAAd Adou4d SAAA AuAudAdSAlbO ia
verosimili:ud. Queda en- este drama his
torico tan solo ell aspecto poitico, la
raz6n de Estado. Ella explica varios de
los actos de Felipe II que pueden repug-
mar al sentir moderno, 81 los juzgamcs
fuera del ambiente historico, de las ideas
y de las circunstancias de la epoca
De las muchas rehabilitaciones hist6-
ricas que Sc han intentado en- ell siglo
XIX, es deeir, al tornarse cientifica Ia
historic, la de Felipe II ha sido una de
Las mas afortunadas y completes. En- ella
han trabajad extranjeros espaiioles,
mas acaso los primeros por la importan
cia de sus descubrimientos. Lo que sc
destaca del retrato moral de Felipe III
trazado por sus cartas, por los documen
tos y testimonies de la epoca, es un in
tense sentimiento del deber, una con
ciencia severa de la responsabihdad del
reinar. Aquel hombre procura extern
der su atencion sobre ell immense caudal
de negocios de la gran monarquia espa-
1ola; quisiera intervenir en- todo, con-
vencerse de que no lie engahan, de que
la resolucion que en- cada case recaiga
sera jus,a. Examina y decreta multitud
de papeles. Trabaja escribe ocho o
nueve horas diarias. De. la minuciosidad
Sc siguen dilaciones, retrasos y perdi-
da de ocasiones; Sc evitan tambien al
gunos males. Vive acongojado con las
difcultades, escaseces y peligros de su
immense imperio. No tiene la arrogan-
cia caballeresca, La bizarria de la figu-
ra de su padre, ell Cesar; pero tiene
cierta austera grandeza, ciersa tragica
majestad de un Atlante triste sostenien
do un mundo, sentado SUI bufete En-
el mas que en- otro sujeto aparece ell roi
mar como una carga, y ese es el ejemplo
historico moral que ofrece.
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AIAL DIA COMO HOY
6%@ G@
"Recordar es vivir--Dante.
Nacio Felipe II
81 DE MAYO DE 1927

Carlos Brath historiador dinamarques
ha escrito un hbro acerca de Felipe IL
No es una historic extensa y minucio-
sa del reinado del hijo y successor del Ce
sar, sino un estudio acerca de su vida
y caracter y un resumen del estado ac
tual de las investigaciones his:oricas
acerca del Rey Prudente. FL senior Bra
til ha estudiado largos amos un asunto
en- los archives Y en- los textos impre-
SOS. Conoce sin duda el espafiol. Ha ex-
plorado ell Archivo de Simancas. Sc ad
vierte en- su ibro que no solo ha es.u-
diado ell asunto con mucho detenimien-
to y deseo de aportar definitiva luz So
bre 10 figura historical de que tra:a, 81
no que 10 trata con amor. Sus simpatias
hacia Felipe II y hacia La Espana del
siglo XVI son manifestas.
Cita ell sefior Bratli hasta folle' os re-
cientes espafioles que Sc relacionan cen
el objeto historico de que escribe. Ell ca
talogo de textos que incluye como apara
10 bibhografico es muy extenso, y con
serlo, no es mas que una seleccion, 81
hemos de Greer al autor, de una ista ma
yor que comprende mas de mil nrmercs
Esto da idea de las dificultades que hoy
ofrecen los trabajos de investigation his
torica. I'm punto especial puede exigir
amos de estudio 81 Sc quiere ago.ar la
materia .Verdad es que la monographs
de Felipe Segundo es uno de los temas
historicos mas copiosos, de mas abun-
dante .eratra-historica seudohistori.
ca y poe;ica.
En- ell libro del senior Bratli 10 mas in
teresante es el aparato bibiografico, ell
resumen que hace de los historiadores de
Felipe Segundo Y de las principales
obras literarias ideadas al calor de su
leyenda y cierta relacion nota de un
legado forentino, tocante al caracter
vida del rey, que inserta como apendi-
ce Ell estudio propiamente dicho del his
toriador danes es breve, sabe a POGO;
su critica es a veces defciente. Podria
decirse que ese estudio resulta abrama
do por San copiosa Recommendation jus
tificacion, ST no supieramos que EN- los
trabajos historicos serios, una conclI-
sion particular, sucinta, puede exigir
para ser creida todo este extenso apara-
to. No es culpa de los historiadores mo
dernos que Sc haya escrito tanto acerca
de Felipe II, nj pueden ignorarlo.
Es curioso seguir en- los primeros ca
pitulcs del libro del sehor Brath la for
macion de la sombria leyenda forjada
Ell torno a la figura de Felipe IL Sc We
como aparece en- la Apologize de CUTLER
mo de Orange, y como cunde Sc ex-
tiende con las RELACIoNE5 de .AnSo-
nio Perez, la His:.wia de Pierre Ms-
thieu, la historic o mcjor novela hist6-
rica del abate de Saint Real, e. DON
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OPORTUNIDAD

Sc la dare toIa casa de comercio, al
depondiente, al empleado, la taquigra-
IA, en- fin sOdo ell que lea este anuncio
y Sc eompenetre de el
6Trabaja usted en- maquina de escri-
bir7 Pues llamando usted vazquez, TIE
lefono sos en- la Casa Finlay, tendra dos
ventajas; su maquina bien reparada y
un recibo con Ell numero correspondence
que le dara derecho una maquina de
escribir reconstruida de la marca de su
deseo cuando los recibos alcancen al nd-
nero 30. Quiere decir que por cada Gin
cuenta reparaciones hechas en- este Ia
Her Sc regalara una maquina moderna
cuyo precio sera de $500.
Esto solo lie costara la pequena mo-
lestia de lamar a vazquez, telefono
sos.
Qa Casa Finlayl..
Advt.
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tan pertinaz sequia. Humacao es la uni
ca estaci6n que informa mas de una pul
gada de lluvia en- La semana. Las CO.
sechas sufren fuertemente debido la
constante sequia La temperature prone
dio considerablemente sobre la normal.
La evaporation total de la semana en-
San Juan fue 1899 pulgadas.
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oPoRTuNIDAn

Vendo dos hermosas casas de concre
TO, con todas Las divisiones de 10 mis-.
mo, con doble servicio sanitario, techa
das de zinc, muy cerca de San Juan
cerca de la nueva carretera.
Informara
d. DIAz ALEXANDRA
Teiefono 676 Ferreteria de Finlay
San Juan, p. r.
Advt.
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Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISLA DURANTE
LA ULTIMA SEMANA

sUMARIo GENERALS gran Sc
quia continia sin interruption en- La ma
yor parte de La isla. Durante La semana
no ha habido lluvia de importancia, ex-
ceptO en- la mitad E. de la isla, y la pc
quefa cantidad de lluvia que cay6 ayu-
do muy POGO las cosechas despues de
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Or. E. N. Bocanegra Lopez
Especialista en- Enfermedades Tropi-
Gales. Was Urinarias y Stills
Gabinete de Electro Terapia
Laboratorio $e AnAlisis Clinicos
Horas de Coasulta: de 6 p. m.
San Francisco No 81 altos,-Tel6fono
1893 y 586 negro. P. o Box 1150
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Sc DEsEA vENDER

aparador con vitrinas, propio para col
mado o cafetin, y un mostrador TO-
rrado de zinc. Precio muy barato. Pa
ra informes, Manuel Rodriguez, Box
rs, Rio Piedras. Advt.
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Pruobs SstaS mArsvillosas sales qua
son las mas encaces para Las afeccio.
mes artriticas (Reuma, gotta, arenillas,
:6licos nefriticos y demAs del higado.
De venta en- las principales farma-
cias de San Juan Isla, o por su
agente. JUAN A. PEREZ. Box 425,
San Juan. A1vt.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14

is doubtful whether they will con-
duce to the permanent advantage of
the party in the state. What reply
is to be made when the charge is
made that events at Chicago show
that there is no new and better era
and that the old Bourbonism is still
in control?
1t is probable New York could
have brought about the nomination
of General Wood. But be this as it
may, it is clear the party leaders not
only did not try, but worked for a
contrary result. The suspicious are
thus furnished an explanation Of
why the state machine resisted in
structions when it was common
knowledge that if given they would
have been in favor Of General Wood.
Divers outcroppings of fact suggest
that the anti-Wood machination be-
gan long ago. The course pursued
has certainly not made it easier to
carry the state In November for the
Republican nominee
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14

ator, whose term had expired on
March 4, 1887.
In 1892 Harrison was renomi-
mated His two leading opponents
were Blaine, who resigned as Secre-
tary Of State three days before the
convention met, and William McKin-
ley, -Representativ In Congress
and Governor Of Ohio.
Four years later Mckinley, then
in private life, won easily. Two
Senators, William B. Allison, of
Iowa, and Matthew S, Quay, of
Pennsylvania, ran against him. Nc
klnley was renominated in 1900 by
acclamation. Theodore Roosevelt
was nominated in 1904 without op-
position. In 1908 William H. Taft.
of Ohio, won on the first ballot. Sem
ators Philander C. Knox, Of Penn
sylvania, and Robert M. La Toilette,
of Wisconsin, were voted for, though
rather perfunctOrlly.
La Toilette was again a candidate
In 1912, 1916 and 1920. Senator AL
bert G. Cummins was an aspirant in
1912 and 1916 The Taft Roosevelt
fight split the party in 1912. 1t was
reunited in 1916 by the nomination
Of Charles E. Hughes. In that year
the Senators voted for besides La
Toilette and Cummins were Law
renee Y. Sherman. of Illinois, and
John W. Weeks and Henry Cabot
Lodge, Of Massachusetts.
Senator Harding, of Ohio, received
one vote on the second ballot in
1916. The delegate who gave it was
a prophet. He must have foreseen
the shattering four years later of
the tradition which had so obsti-
nately closed the door of preferment
to members of the upper house.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
Calvin Coolidge

The Republican convention recog-
nized the Importance Of the Vice
Presidency by nominating Calvin
Coolidge. He is a leader of full
stature. He has impressed on the
country his vigor of character and
his mental and moral courage. He
is clear thinker and a downright
doer.
When he was confronted with the
ticklish police strike situation in
Boston he didn't try to pass the
buck" He didn't call for arbitration
of the principle that a public SER
want has no right to strike. He
vacated the positions which the po-
licemen had quit and announced that
the state would continue to furnish
the police protection which it owes
the community.
Governor Coolidge is a man who
isn't afraid to grapple with modern
problems. He belongs intellectually
to the era and the decade we are in
He believes in reasoning with people
rather than coddling them. He has
the r,ctical Vermont Yankee tenn
permanent. He has, too, in a marked
degree, the gift Of decision and lead
ership-a gift which will show in
national affairs as it has done in
state affairs. He has risen in a few
years to commanding position
among our state governors. The
country knows him, respects him and
counts on him for broader service.
If elected he should not be tied
down to the role Of passivity which
so many vice-presdents in our days
have accepted. An opening should
be found in the new Administration
for the exercise of his shrewd iudg-
ment and notable talents.