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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

Siempre he sido opuesto a que Sc
nos conceda una licencia de profeso-
res graduados sin que hayamos cur
sado estudios mas amplios que los que
Sc requieren para obtener la licen-
cia de maestros rurales; pero tam
POGO creo que por el solo he
cho de habersenos~ exigido POCOS
CoNOCIMIENTOS para hacernos
maestros furales, Sc nos niegue
luego el derecho ga la oportunidad"
de ampliar nuestros conocimientos en-
un sitio donde podamos beber la sa-
via de los conocimientos que nos fall
tan.
Prolengue ell Departamento de ms
trucci6n los Institutes de Verano
procure estatuirlos tambien localmen-
te en- las distintas undergraduates
para que entremos en- la pauta a Sc
guir en- nuestra profession hasta llegar
ser verdaderOs maestrOs, con las mis-
mas prerrogativas de los demas pro-
fesionales, segun Sc nos apuntaba en-
uno o dos de los ed;toriales de ola
Revista Escolar" del curse pasado.
Maestros rurales, que habeis obte-
nido la licencia de graduates de in
giles:
No vayais creeros ahora desliga-
dos del deber de verdadero compa-
nerismo, como desgraciadamente han
hecho algunos. Los que perteneceis a
la Association Rural, teneis una bue-
ma oportunidad para demostrar la
igualdad de condolences con vuestros
compaferos en- la graduation Y para
convencer a esos nuestros hermanos
de la otra Association, de que no de-
ben existir distingos de classes.
Fraternalmente,
p. M. C.
T. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
NINA EsTUDIosA

La joven Carlota Perez, hija de don
Rafael Lorenzo Perez, quien Sc epcuen#
ira actnalmente en- Nueva York, ha OBJ
tenido ALI, con brillantfsimas notas,
el Diploma de octave grado = dos me-
dallas; una en- costura Y otra por bue
ma condueta. Ella ha ingresado aho-
Ia en- un colegio de Ia gran urbe. Aun
que hija de padres venezolanos. naei6
en- Puerto Rico ' Sc tiene como tai.
Nuestrat felicitacion a sus padres Y
que siga en- su aplicacion carlotIta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
nlefosobrehipoteca

Tengo eneargo de ofrecer una
gran cantidad de diner0 en- prime
ra hipoteca sobre fincas urbanas
en- San Juan, principalmente en-
la zona comercial. ST usted inte-
resa algo, le informara Liedo. j. j..
Ortiz Alibran, Box 705 San Jo-
Sc 121a, San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
FARMACIAs.

Podemos ecOnomizar dinerO a los
farmaceuticOs proporcionandoles bonn
bas y dep6sitos para ell despacho de
alcohol, aceites. trementina. gIicerina,
etc. Desde 5 hasta SO gaIones de ca
pacidad.
@', LUCAS BLANCo & CO.,
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
EJEMPLAREs

EJEMPLARES
como el querido amigo senior r..
Latimer, nos SON satisfaetorios que
lleguen TERRA hermana como la Isla
de Cuba, Y conzcan allf nuestros hom.
'hres de caracter actividad.
Acompafl9 Ldtimer, su bella se-
nora EstheF, inteligente DANA Norte-
americana, y para ambos deseamos el
mejor bien estar en- la bella Isla de
Cuba.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
ALIMENTos DEsTRUIDos

Los empleados de Sanidad Munich
pal, han destrufdo en- la plaza del mer
cado, 2 aves Y 212 huevos en- ell
Matadero, IS libras de hfgado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

Hace honor a San Juan, yer que
cuente con trabajos de litograffa tan
esmerados COMB los que ostenta dichal
publication, hechos en- los talleres
de Cantero. Fernandez Y Coz, asf como
los de tipograffa en- ef Carnaval.
Ese libro de anuncio es nuevo en-
Puerto Rico y feiicitamos a los seflo-
res Bruno Gonzdlez, por sus impul-
SOS en- bien de su salon Rialto, donde
yel segundo triunfo de la ,Equit" ha
de ser tan soberano como Ell primero en-
Ojos de Jnrentnd, en- que Clara ftie
proclamada la reina del arte silencio-
so.
Acepteh los sehores Bruno y Con
zalez, la expression de nuestlas gracias
por el ehvfo de tan ideal publication,
EN- que Ell Amino Sc tlispuiie a yer a
Clara KimbaIl admirable en- Diana So
rell VI a Loise Glaom, en- la Hid del
L6Do SontdaJo.
Anantes siempre del mayor progre-
so en- las artes todas, nos hemos de-
tenido en- la interesante publication
a que aludimos, heraldo del exito ci-
lnematografico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
NUEvA .REvIsTA

Nuestro amigo el licenciado Manuel
Benftez Flores, Sc prOpone publican
una revista. Esta va hacienda los
preparativos, pronto vera la luz pd-
blica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
CoNsULADo DE EsPANA

Para asuntOs de interes familiar,
Sc ruega, los sefiOres Luis Felipe,
Angel Antonio y Juan Enrique Diaz
Fernandez, naturales de OviedO, pa
sen, Sc comuniqhen con este Consu-
lado, con el fin de responder al re-
querimientO que del MinisteriO de Es-
tado Sc hace a estas Oficinas consul
lares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
ELEGANTE Z NITIDA

tenemos la vista La bella publica-
ei6n en- que Bruno Y Gonzalez, pre-
sentan a Clara Kimbal Young, en- La
MHjer ProhttidG, dando algo al pdbli-
GO de tan sensational argumento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
PAS0

PAS0
la enfernedad y renace la algeria,
al yer al joven Enrique Rojo Fabian,
en- perfecto estado de saIud.
Sin duda aIguna, ell Auxili6 Mdtuo
devuelve sus enfermos, demostrando
que han recibido ALI todas las efica-
cias necesarias para su curaci0n. Ce-
lebramos la salida del paciente y fell
eitamos al Auxilio Mdtuo en- su el,ra
humanitaria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

Tanbien ell sefior LOpe HOrmaza-
bal y Teiera, empleadC de la casa vi
llamil y Pereyra, de Santurce, tiene
que recoger en- este COnsulado, docu-
inentos que Sc relacionan CON sus
asuntos militares.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

Igual ruego Sc hace al senior Miguel
Magraner ARIZONA, natural de Soller-
Provincial de Baleares-c9n determi-
nado fin.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

1nteresa tambieh al senior Juan Pa
lou, ell presentarse en- estas Oficinas
para dar cumplimiento a las dispose
clones de la Comisi6n Mixta de re-
clutamiento militar de Baleares,
Ayuntamiento de PoIense.
]. NJ. LOMBA.
Consul de Espala INFERNO.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

LA ACADEMIA cAToLIcA
Logra una gran atlluisici6n al lIe-
var su s'Internado'' n nuestra inte-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
y1IJE DoLoROso

hace a. los Estados Unidos, la sim
pdtica DANA americana Wan de Anton
santi. espesa del seiiOr Luis Antonsan-
ii, e hija polftica de la noble se1ora
Teresa Cap0. ''Nene", como la nombra
siempre eli Garlic.
Wan lIeva su cora&0n tiansl,lo de
.dolor. Va a asistir los funerales
lie sn sefiora madre en- Washington.
Rec!bfa el cable fatal, cliando esperaba
lie anunciase su venida Puerto Rico.
De naturaleza sencible y de alma
sentimental, hace ese viaje la distin-
guida seno!a, bajo el peso de la ma
yor affection acompa1ada de su aman
te esposo Y con todas las diamelas,
jazmines Y otras flores silvestres que
sembro con bellas manos en- TERRA por-
torriquela y que Sc marchitaran en-
Ia tumba amada que ha de rcgar con
sus lagrimas La hija idolatra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
Ell GRAN CABA-
LLERO DE COLON

Sr. Manuel Mendfa Y su muy bella
espOsa han recibido m1ltiples agasa-
jos, al regresar Puerto Rico es
muE natural que asf sea, gOzando ell
distinguido matrimonio las simpatfas
que merecen por sus amabilidades v
filantropfa. La sehora Pal6s de Men
dfa, sabe ser piadosa Y sabe rogar a
Dios Y Ell oy0 todos los, votos que le-
vantaron voces amigos por SUI intere-
sante salud devolviendosela completa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
los Eposos

Forros- -Estape tan iIien estihados
EN- la ciudad de Ponce, estuvieron en-
San Juan. con objeto de despedir a la
gentil sefiora Araceli Ramirez de To-
rr6s, quien embarc6 con sus hijos para
Cuba encontrarse con su seflor espo-
so Salvador Forr6s, que desempei1a
en- CieSo de Avila, importantes nego-
clos de ST. sefiOr hermano Manuel Fo-
rr0s que aun estara Ell Ponce con SUI
bella espOsa Josefna, un mes mas an
tes de volver a sus esplendidos ingeni6s
CocOcum Y Morl'dn.
Despedimos a Ia seliora Ramirez de
Forr6s a sus hijos, complaciendonos
que sus familiares queden por algunas
semanas mas eh Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

el homemade de nuestIa mas alta COZ
sideraci6n, Monsefor Nouel, al te
ner ell honor de recibirlo en- la ciudao
de San Juan.
Las demostraciones hechas a el illus
tire hu6sped en- ell Palacio Episcopal, hi
bran llevado a SUI conocimiento com,
es bien qnerido Y respetado en- Puert'
Rico, el nombre de Monsefior Nouel
Arzobispo de SantO Domingo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

con afegto a nuestro amigo estima-
dfsimO, sefior Giro Malatrassi. quien
embare6 para EstadOs Unidos.
Mucho deseamos que su yiaje sea
felicfsimo, que logre ell amigo Giro,
sus deseos, regresando a San Juan,
donde su popularidad 10 lface un ele-
mento necesario en- nuestra sociedad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05

San Juan, P. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-10-05
COY RuMRo

CON RuMBO
al Norte, EMBARGO nuestro joven
amigo Rafael Palacio, jr. Y en- aquel
gran horizonte de vida. la juvehtud en-
cuehtra muchas veces Ia orientaci6n de
su hefrnoso porvenir.
iQue ldgre sus aspiraciones Rafael
y no divide a su TERRA aunque todo
sea para e, camino de masnifcencias.
The evening world., 1920-11-13
S133,621 IN ADAY
TO HOSPITAL FUND

Contributions amounting to SlS3,62l
were added to the building fund OF
the new Fifth Avenue Hospital yes
tCrday, bringing the total collected to
date toward the $1,000, 900 fund to
$963,655.
Among the large contributors yes
terday were Lionel and Jack Barry
more and Mrs. Ethel Barrymore Colt,
who gave $4,000. This sum will en-
dow a room in the hospital in their
name in perpetuity, and it is the il.
tentlon of the Barrymores to place It
at the disposal of stage performers
who may be in need OF hospital as
sIstance after the institution is COM
pleted.
Mrs. William II. Yawkey Of No. Il
East S7th Street widow OF the mine
owner and lumber king who once
owned the Detroit American League
Baseball Club, contributed 100000, 1t
VIII endow two rooms.
An interesting gift yesterday was
,one of $50 by Samuel Milbank, ten
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
G., Milbank OF No. l23 East 37th
Street. The gift left him a bank bal
arCe OF 33 cents,
The evening world., 1920-11-13
FLEETS OF BOTH OCEANS
TO CRUISE IN FEBRUARY.
VIII sail Jointly for West Coast
~ south America-Eaut-
ern shiu- home. u

The Atlantic and Pacific Nav
Fleets win make a joint cruise to the
west coast Of South America In Feb
ruary.
After making a rendezvous at BAi-
boa on the Panama Canal, the war.
ships viii sail together 70 CaliHa.
Peru where the Atlantic Fleet viii
pause for visit. The Pacific Fleet
will continue to Valparaiso. Chill.
Returning to Balboa, Feb. Is. the
sailors will compete In the annual
interneet athletic contests before
parting.
These announcements were made
here from the Pennsylvania, flagship
OF the Atlantic Fleet, which yester.
day catered Its home bases, ending
It's sea activities for 1920.
All officers and men Of the Allan
tic Fleet will be granted fifteen DAY
leaves TO visit their homes through
out the country between now and
the first of the year.
The fleet divided into four Sec
tions, entered the Ports Of New YoriG
Boston. Philadelphia and Norfolk
,ustcrday
The evening world., 1920-11-13
Change OfBiLLS
In Vaudeville

PALACE-with Vera Gordon head
sng the bill in a playlet by Edgar Allan
woolf, will be Joseph f Howard in
"Chln Toy" John b. Hymer in tom
Walker in Dixie" Kramer and Boyle
snd others
RIVERsIDE-The Ford Sisters
Bert ErroT, Gertrude Vanderbilt, the
Harry Miller Revue and Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmie Barry will be the chief features.
EIGHTY -FURsT STREET THEA
TRE-Lambert and Ball will be the
6eadliners. The bill will also include
mot Yet Marie:" oliver Smith, the
Leightons, Archer and Belford and FL
Cola The screen will show Go and
Get It"
JEFFERSON-Among other enter
tainers will be Yvette Rugel, Henry
Lewis, Dugan and Raymond and Ell
more and Williams.
a., MOSS'S BROADWAY THEATRE
Leading features viii be Herman Lieb
IN Dope" Charles and Madeline Dun
bar, Sam Hearn and Uncle Joe," Will
kin5 and Wilkins, McCloud and Nor
man and a film version Of 80 Long
Lefty"
REGUNT-Pat Rooney and Marion
Bent in their revue, Rings OF Smoke
will head the bill throughout the week.
PROCTOR THEATREG-For the
hrst half of the week Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre will have Santlcy and
Norton, Summer 1ime," Madge Matt
land, Saxton and Farrell and motion
pictures. With the change OF bill on
Thursday will be George Moore and
Girls, Vinie DAILY, Athoss and Reed.
Charles Drury and Lillian Quinn and
the Three Belmonts. ProCtor's 23d
Street Theatre will start the week
with Clark and Verdi, Jean Metcalf,
Charles Gin and others, together with
the Aim play, Dangerous Paradise" "
Thursday will bring Hill and Acker-
man, Oldric Lindsey Brown and Spen-
Ger, the Three Martelles and Norma
raimadge on the screen In 'srhe
Branded Woman"
IOBW'S AMERICAN A musical
comedy called The Love Lawyer"
Will J. Evans. tramp comedian, and
ibid You Voter" will be among the
attractions the first half Of the week
The screen will show Clara Klmball
Young in "Mid-Channel" and Buster
Keaton in "One Week" There will
pe complete change OF programme
on Thursday with Cartoons From
The evening world., 1920-11-13
NeW Offerings
On the Screen

STRAND -- beginning tomorrow,
Otis Skinner will be seen in "Kis-
met" Edward KnobloCks play Of
ancient Bagdad. This play was one
of Mr.. SINNERS greatest stage sue.
cesses. Once again he will appear as
Hail, the beGEar, who in a day rises
from poverty to the position of ad-
wiser to the Wa2ir OF BaEdad and to
9ffluence by the aid OF purse Of
gold tossed to him by his mortal
enemy, the Sheik OF Jawan, who had
murdered his son and run off with
tis wife twenty-five years previous.
Hail uses the gold to accomplish his
revenge. Other characters are por-
trayed by Rosemary Theby. Eleanor
Fair, Cornelia Skinner ana Hamilton
Revene. There viii also be the Top
ical Review. The musical programme
will include ALI overture OF Oriental
character.
CRITERION-"Idol Of Clay" with
Mae Murray and David Powell in the
principal roles, will be presented.
The story Is by Ouida BcfEeie.
George Fitzmaurice is the producer.
A girl Of the South Sea Islands
nurses back to health a distracted
sculptor and meets him again in
London. where she Outwits a faithleSS
society woman. Other features Will
be a scenic study, a cartoon comedy
and concert numbers.
RLALTO-Wallace Reid in Always
Audacious" will he the principal at
traction. The star has the roles OF a
chJbman and forger who are 50 niue
alike that the crock finds 1t simple
matter to ship the clubman overseas
and take his place in polite suc.'ty;
Charles Chaplin in Easy street ana
the Rialto Magazine will a.so he
The evening world., 1920-11-13
"DTILLEON DOLLAR DOLLS"
COME TO THE COLUMBIA

The Million Dollar Dolls" will
give two-act musical burlesque
called THE Little Elephant" at the
Columbia Theatre. There will also
be vaudeville specialties. II the COM
rany are Joe Freed Al Tyler, Ben
Drohan, Al Mardo, Harry Fenteu,
Irene Mcars, Marty Dupree, Mildred
Cecil and a chorus Of girls.
The evening world., 1920-11-13
Plays for the
Coming Week
MONDAY NIGHT.
Playhouse Mary Mash in THY
Nhma Il Wonnnn.r

MONDAY NIGHT.
Playhouse - Mary Nash in THY
NRme 10 Woman"
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
Apollo Theatre-"Jimmie."
: Greenwich Village Theatre-Ben-
Ami In "samson and pslilsh."
n EARY NASH comes TO the Play
N house on Monday night in THY
Name Is Woman" a play by
Carl Schooner and Benjamin f. Glazer.
The supporting company includes jose
Ruben, Curtis Cooksey and Edwin
Maynard.
Jimmie" musical comedy by
Otto Harbach, Oscar Hammersteln
H., Frank Mandel and Herbert Stot-
hart, will be presented by Arthur
,Pammerstein at the new Apollo The
HammerStein at the new Apollo Thea
ces White as the star will be Ben
Weloh, Harry Deli, Hattie Burke, Dee
Loretta and others.
Ben-Ami, who has been associated
with the Jewish Art Theatre, will
make his first appearance In English
at the Greenwich Village Theatre on
Wednesday night in Samson and
Delilah," under the direction OF Ar
thur Hop kins, Others In the COM
pnny are Pauline Lord, Robert II.
Haines, Edward q. Robinson, Man
merit Klppen, Thomas Meegnn, Alexis
NJ. Polianov, Jacob Klngsbury, Sam
, uel Jaffe. Stella Larrimore and Olga
Olanova.
-Shavings" will be the attraction at
the Bronx Opera House.
The evening world., 1920-11-13
"JINGLE JINGLE"
AT HURTIG e. SEAMON'S S

with Jingle Jingle" at Hurtg &
Seamon's Theatre will be Max Field,
Stella and Dolly Morrissey, Loretta
Ahearn, Fannie Albright and others
The evening world., 1920-11-13

the Press" Morey, SIENNA and Dean,
Walter Paulter, and Nuzimuva in the
film play MADAME Peacock
The evening world., 1920-11-13

shown. The concert programme will
include Tschaikowsky's Romeo and
Juliet fantasy.
The evening world., 1920-11-13

RIVOLL--'Conrad in Quest OF His
Youth" with Thomas Meighan as the
star, will move to this house from
the R!alto The play is based on
Leonard Merrick's novel OF the same
name. Additional offerings will be
Clyde Cook in THE Huntsman" and
the RivUl Pictorial As one Of the
concert features, Betty Anderson will
sing "The Last Rose OF Summer"
The evening world., 1920-11-13

FRAzEE wett ga 81. Eu.. $50. Phone 81
Mas Wed & Sat a. ais IBrvant
MARGARET ANGLIN In oL "THs sso14t.s S0Hts
The evening world., 1920-11-13

CAPITOl-"Tho Penalty" dra-
matizatiun of the novel by Gouver.
ncur Morris, will be the chief filn
feature There will also be orchestral
and vocal music.
LOEW'S NEW YORK THEATTlE-
The attractions will include Nazimuva
in Madame Peacock" and Buster
Keaton in zone Week" Monday;
Eyes Of the Heart" with Mary Miles
Mintcr, Tuesday; "A City Sparrow,
with Ethel Clayton, Wednesday;
"OfH Ger GG6," with Tom Moore, Thurs
day: THE Challenge of the Law"
with william Russell, and "Risky
business" with Gladys Walton. Fri
day, and "An Fashioned Boy"
with Charles Ray. Saturday.
The evening world., 1920-11-13

The BRANDING IRON
& sDagh Ami5tice Week
Program, tapltl OUA
Cont AZ 80 90 III A. VI,
Mats. 500 soc Nts 55c $50
Most Baauliiu rheAro
The evening world., 1920-11-13
AMUSEMENT
AMUSE MENTS.

AAusgMEMTs AMgsEMEMTs- AMUsEMENTs
The evening world., 1920-11-13

39TH ST. THEA nt Bwaa uH 80
Matlnses Wed and sat ? 90
THEOUTRAGEOUSMRS. PALMER
With MARY YOUNG.
BROADHURST irb. ". ofUv Ev' s7I
WILLIAM HODGE in "THE
The evening world., 1920-11-13

ALL FEATURE BILL
FDiiD SISTERS d co.
lIlWr Enrol. OEH.
TrlnE VANDERBILT.
DANCING AROUND
THE WORLD. with
HARRY MILLER.
The evening world., 1920-11-13

pEI ASCO West 4ith ~ EVeA At $50.
oA@A-T N% MatInurs Thurs aud sat 2.JU
ranceSStdrr III "ONE" - ,,sl. Edsplu
The evening world., 1920-11-13

lark q Bergman
1ONEY & NOnMAR.
thas a Madeline
Dunbar. Jam a
Erwin Conn .lF.
OfNr k.IfH Ars
"Tn0 IaGk-knlts Man"
The evening world., 1920-11-13

ROOTH Thea. tSth ST.. ". OF BY Eva $50
NGtness Wed and Sat fss
r WILLIAM In MARI Tvain'u
ThNl y SIAM THE PRINCE aAd
n LLNOl Ah4N THE PAUPEH.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-25
MORE BUSINESS; LESS PARTISANSHIP

How completely egalistic in mind is the United States Senate is demonstrated by the action upon the joint resolution requesting the President to declare to be ended the state of between the United States and the Imperial Governments of Germany and Austria. Advocates of the instrument admit their awareness the fact that if adopted, it will be vetoed by the President. Nevertheless, they proceeded to finaity.
 This attitude bespeaks the technical lawyer filled with anxiety to eomplee the record before hostile court in order that the appeal may be perfected before reviewing tribunal The fact that other the people during this vain performance noth- agreed that nothing but words will of the pending proposal The country hears naught by the skfu pleading of eminent attorneys whose sole object to provide the campaign with material for attack upon Chief Executive. In turn, it is expected, he will add to this sum of rhetoric.
 Meanwhile the country must await, with weary heart and sickening hope, commensense treat ment of subjects the American soul than the pettoggng puterings of the patronage seeking poli ticians. There for instance is the unconscionaby long delayed budget, the enactment of which will place the Administration upon business foun- dation Waiting too is the newly founded dye fn- 6ustry seeking protection until 1t defend itself Under the restraint of locked desk, too, the bills regulate the food monopolies and punish the profeering barons
 It is maddening to think that these urgently demanded matters-a part only of greater program be fobbed off while the parsanship of Presidential year is given the right of way. Truly, the Senate is the citadel of Bourbonism.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-25
Gain Nothing
TOledO Bladel

Not one of the big strikes of recent months seems to have come to anything of merit worth so far as the strikers concerned. We may sup pose that the issue of most of the multitude small strikes has been equally barren.
 In the of the steel and the railway strikes the workers failed utterly The corporations simply sat tight and let the workers their ener- ges and exhaust their funds in futile strvings and vocferation The coal strike only nominay a victory for the miners Dissatisfaction still fingers and from time to time sporadic outbreaks provide the clear evidence that whatever it the coal pro- Gucers sought they fell far short of desires
 Even in instance of clear-cut victory the swift strike of its taste of triumph. The cost of higher keted The leisure by strike for shorter hours lis paid for by the higher prices which upon la shortage. Interference with production reacts no less upon producers in the end than immediately lit bears down upon Strikes come easily monplace-a workman, quite as much as a rich man doing his neighbor does. But also profiteeripg comes easily, and of the stock excuses for in- rumors of strikes.
 We have the curious situation of workmen draw ing their weapon of the strike far frequently than they ever did before in the generation and Iyet failing to make the weapon at any time effec- Itlve Many circumstances against them-a fla mine ln the worlds supply of necessities; a vast de- mana not only for necessities, but also luxuries
 niatlon social uneasiness, speculation profiteerng all tending swiftly to take today from the wage earner the dollars he made by striking yesterday
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-05-25
Luke McLuke Says

The reason why Father believes that only brute would strike q woman is because Mother could lick aim with one hand tied behind her back
 It doesn't take but a minute to tell man what you think of him. But t may take a week to recover from he effects.
 When some men are not talking about themselves in front of youl face they are talking about you be hind your back.
 Women are braver than men. You never heard of man marrying a woman to reform her, did you?
 What has become of the o. f. girl who could iron a handkerchief by )asting it on window pane?
 Of course it is none of our busi- less. But we'll bet that the Angel vho records the cuss words used by nen has had to put on a staff of bout 2,000,000 assistants since Pro. libition went into effect.
 Another damli: Once upon a time the neighbors were so charitable that they did not accuse a widower of toy riding home from his late wife's funeral.