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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Concentrates SIM
confirmation

La nOta del comentariO Oticioso res
lnfOrmaba 10 siguiente, sin confirma-
ci6n official:
NOmbramlento, de un mompnto n
0trO, de los jefes de departamento del
Gobierno Insular, que han vencido sus
terminus, creyendose que seran desig
nadOS los miSmos.
Candidatura del senior Hull. Secreta-
rio, para Otro importante cargo rerca
del Gobernador de Puerto Rico FL
SecretariO Executive de Puerto Rico.
debe ser abogado v ,conOcer amboS
idlOmas Y eS designation sujeta Ia
aprobaci5n del Senado insular.
Estudios de otro itinerario para el
proyectado viaje del Gobernador "A In
Isla, ell que hara el corone de la
policfa.
Tn despacho del senior Rarcel6, deS-
de Washington, tratando de la actua-
ci6n del jefe INFERNO del partido. Sc
nor Torres, de acuerdo con ella. Esto
Sc esta diScutiendO entire polfticOS. afr
mando unos, que el despacho Sera en-
viado otros, 10 eontraric. Hay una
cnriosa apuesta de un almuerZo con
ira una cajetilla de cigarrillos.
Combination, amistosa. para un cam
bio de elementos en- In Junta Central
Unionista, para reforzarla consti-
tuirla solamente con conServadoreS.
I'm cable-carta, Sc informa, ha Sido
enviado lfltimamente al senior Barcel6
con detalles de los GltimOs aconteci-
mientos.
Detenido examen del preSupuesto in
sular, por un alto funcionario, que
parece desea conocer en- todo detalle,
los empleos que estan 'bajo su domi-
Mo directo, filiaci6n de ellos labor
que realizan. -
Publication de I'M folleto en- caste
llano e ingles, de todo 10 ocurrido des-
de Ia designation del nuevo GOberna-
dor de Puerto Rico, hasta el nombra-
miento del jefe INFERNO del Partido
de la mayorfa, para someterlo al re-
ferendum de los comites locales
Planteamiento de la question eco
pomica, por medic de la Comisi0n de
La egislatura jefes de DepartamentoS,
estudio de todas las leyes pendientes
de cumplimiento, principalmente las
oue Sc refieren a emission de bonos.
ESQ es 10 saliente de los comentarlos
de un momento otro Sc espera
Ia carta del Gobernador al Licenciado
Torres. a-s4tte,lj III .t.t
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
PARA AIBONITO .

Aver ha salido para el saludable pue-
bio de Aibonito, nuestro distinguido
ell llustre juez, Presidente del ,Tribu-
nal Supreme, Don Jose Conrado Her.
nandez, quien piensa pasar en- aauel
delicloso china, un mes Y medic, en-
companIa de su distinguida familia,
que hace va algunas semanas estd We
raneando en- aquellas montafias. 2,s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Ell ASUNTO DEL PAN

Ell Fiscal del Supreme Sr. Figue-
ras, esta actuando activamente en- la
investigation ordenada por ell Depar-
tamento. de Justicia respecto de las
condolences del mercado del pan en-
la ciudad Y sus poblados y Sc hara
un informe, con las recomendaciones
del case, para el Attorney General y
ell Gobernador. Sc estudia el asunto
del aumento de precio entire el costo
inicial del artfculo, la tahona y el que
imponen al consumidor los repartido-
res.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Los efeCt0S 100: i, :
dc Ia bOTTaSCa
1NFoRMES DE La PQLIcIt

DiStrito de lns .Naiiqs. arr

DistritO de las Ndiiq,s. a,,r
Dasdc las p. m. del dfil l0zTdel
actual. sii:iGr0nse on aqnella iuris-
dicc0n fucr.rs idfagas de yiento hut
racanadG. anunciand0 que SO accrcaba
TN temporal. Los haLitantes fuerOn
avisldoS del ppligrO So tOmaron
ciertas pracauci0ncs. Sin embargo.
In irtcns.dad de Ia lluvia Y cl vientO
cca.;ionaron hastaHSi' dahos en- las
proIiedadcS. tanD ea In p0hlaei6n
dom0 ca les c;mpos. La casa parrO-
qu' nj. ciilto proteStantc y mnchas mas
caSaS eel caS.o de n poblaci6n. fue-
ron deste"hadas Ell gran parte. El
Fl; ,pital Municipal fu6 dns!ruido casi
;u,almcatc. MuchGS drh1las fT'titales
Y ma;as de- rlitanos Y gliincos fueiOn
echa;loss al suelo. Las cOm,anicaciO-
Ecs telef0n'cas Y cl ielGgraf6 qucda-
ron interrumpislas, por haberSt-a des-
tru&m muchos poStes y roto ks' Alam-
lres. FL triasito por la caIfeiera
qucd6 tambiGn ohstruido por In cafia
de ;irh0les. ,sr
Distrito dc M0rica0
En este pueblo tambi6n hizo efecto el
cicl6n. empcZapdose a sentir desde Ia
roche del dfa .. aumentando durante
los dfas 10 Y II. En- las carreteras
que cOnectan con Mayagiiez pOr "El
Consume V la Vega. oclrrieron
grandes derrumbes ell 43 sitios dis.
tintos, quedando interrumpido tenn.
poralmcnte el tEinsitO por ambos ca
minos. La COMMUNICATION por telegra-
TO Y tel6fonO con Mayagiiez qued6
obstrufda. por desperfpctOs en- las IT,
meas. En- el pueblo hubo POGO sdafio
destechadO unas cinco casas. aEI adfa
ii no pudieron transportar el cOrreO
ell auto nj caballO, tcniendo que lle-
varlo un pe6n. FL dfa II. pudo tram
Star Ia guagua V corrco pero con di-
ficultad. En- los campos es donde Sc
calculan grandes p6rdidas; perdien-
dose muchos pldtanos guineos. cafe.
maiz. habichuelas otras plantacio-
nes de fruos memories. No 9se sabe
de personals estropeadas p6rdidas
con motive del huracan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Notas de Arecibo

Sept. 14.-El viernes es espcradt
en- este puerto ell vapor de la Bull
"Cornelia" con yariada c:lrga. Tam
bien es clsperado 81 vapor Lake
EImdaln" Y ell Canada Miner, cor
cemento.
Hoy ha cafdO sObre cSta ciudad
un fucrte aguacero que trael9i gran
des avenidas de los rios.
Son muchas las personas que de
searfan que Ia Empresa teatral con
tratara pOr variaS funciOnes a la no
table coupletista Resurrecci6n Quija
no que tantO agrad0 en- su pasada
tcmporada. Sc espera que el Sr
NavaS haga las %CStiones neccSariaS
fin de podrr aplaudr esta sim
patica arisia.
--Manana son csrciaGrs on esta
ciudad de rpgreso de su v;aie los
EstadoS Unidos los SrcS. abogados
Luis Mercader Y Ricardo Agrait.
-Unos dos mil niiios han sido co
}pcadoS en- las i@+cuelas p1blicas
pcro siempre han quedado muchO,
sin cScuela.
-Pronio tcndr"mos IN csta cindad
al gra>ioso actor RAM del Monte
con su Cuadro de caricdtoS cllbanos
cue tanto 6yito ha tenido en- Sar
Juan.
I'll Sr. Horges ha cstabecido ST
nneva galerfa fotogrhiica frente a
pasco de Victor Rojas.
COurspOnsdl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
ULTIMA HORA

A Ultima hora nos anuncia ell ca
BILE, que en- New York hubo una gran
reacci6n en- el mercado de azlcar, dc
Puerto Rico asi como tambien un gran
embarque de Camas y colchones pa
ra Arrivi Hermanos, que venderan a
precios de la gran baja que hay en- el
mercado. Gran rebaja en- Muebles
para sala y comedor, etc. .
Nuestros anuncios son los masN SUI
gestivos.-1.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

Constantinopla, agosto.-La catas
trofe del Imperio MoscoVita, ha reve-
lado al pueblo ruso en todos sus eX
tranos contrastos, que va de antaiio
10 habian consagrado con una raza
misteriosa. Soberbios en- eI esplendor,
despreocupados Y bohemios Ell el in
fortune, selectos barbarros, fanati-
'cos Conservatives o fanaticos radica-
les, los rusos son para aquellos que
,estan en- contaoto con clos I'm profile
ma humane y complejo, para los
que atraidos por su simpatia, preten-
den ayudarlos, un case desesperado.
La colonia americana Ell esta las
sociedades dc auxilio han hccho 10 i'm
possible por ayudarlos, hasta que una
cruel experienced los hace desistir. Los
rusos tienen un incurable optimismo
que ninguna refe,;i6n amengua y
cuando al fin la dura realidad Sc I'M
pone, el russo Sc vuelve tan pesimista
que no encuentra otra soiuclon cue el
suicidio. Son muchos los cases de jo-
venes quienes sus familias, ell Fran
cia, Inglaterra Italia, han mandado
dinero para que fueran reunirse a
elias, pero. con su despreocupaci6n ha-
bitual Sc han gastado todo el dinero
en- champana medias de seda y GUAM
do no les ha quedado un centimo Sc
han pegado un balaZo. Los russo son
cicgCs en- cuestiones de dincJu. Son
tan desprendidos aCn su plata como
con Ia de los demas. Miles de rusos
han ilegado aqui con ORC, pieles, ioyas
Y objetos valiosos. Sin pensar en- el
porvenir, han vivido por IN tempo
en- los mejores hoteles, hasta que Sc
les ha agotado los recursos, y ctlando
lei propietario del hotel ha venido a
rogarles que Sc fueran, Sc han lido
sin decir una palabra, felices Y son
rientes, vivir en- callejuelas eXtraYia-
das, de la mas miserable manera.
Las mujCres rusas son en- canlblo
una fuente inagotable de admiration.
'Su devotion y su ingenua e infantil
algeria, aun en- las horas mas SOM
brias, es de lamar la atenci6n. ELp-
chas de elias, antiguas Princesas o
Condesas, han olvidado todo Y Sc nan
puesto a trabajar en- humiides laho-
res, sin lamentos nj lagrimas, con una
compression triste y valiente &c la
realidad. Su abnegaci6n unas por
otras pasa de cuando pudiera decirse.
Yer que empeian sus joyas que dan
|el dinero que tienen para comer al
dia siguiente, a una amiga necesitada,
les cosa corriente. Ell Corresponsal
ha visto una mujejr vender sus an
teojos para ayudar un amigo. Y
esto, sencilla, naturalmente, sin pen
sar que estaba hacienda ningin sacri-
ficio.
All lado de estos .casos, hay otros
que no pueden dejar de inspirar risa.
Una de las tragi-comedias de la colo
MIA, era ell case de un general russo
que trataba de trasladar a su mujer
y siete hijas a Paris. Mas de doce
personals han perdido tempo y dine
ro en- pretenderlo, el padre mismo ha
gastado 75.O0O frances, Y sinembargo,
tres de,>las hijas estan todavia en-
Constantinopla, muriendose virtual
mente de hambre.
Ell general lego Paris, logro hi
potecar sus propiedades y obtuvo
100000 frances. De estos mando 25
mil su mujer Y las siete hijas alu-
|didas para que sc trasladaran Fran
|cia, pero estas invirtieron el dinero
en- vestidos nuevos y en- bales, y di-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
FL p DE Los CoRRIENTEs

Noticias particulares de Washington
informan que el 21 de los corrientes
duedara resuelto ell asunto de Coml-
sionado de Instruction de Puerto RICO,
ouedando ell DR.. Miller hasta cumplir
su termino o designandoSe Jun native,
ell mas probable, el senior Huyke.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Ell 40. GRADO DE Los CABALLE-
ROS DE COLON

Para Photo del 40. grado dc los
Caballeros de Colon ha sido desig-
.nado el Sr. Angel Rengel y para
Fiel Centinela Exterior ell Sr. Manuel
RUIZ Rexach. Fueron clegidos en- La
Ultima session celebrada el lunes en-
el local del Consejo de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
INyITACION

En- "El 1mparciar Sc han recibidc
invitacdones para la reception que
ofrecen los distinguidos esposos Mont
Reilly el viernes pr6ximo en- Ia Man
sion Eiecuiiva.
Esta cortesfa es muy estimada por
nosotros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Ell FISCAL FEDERAL

En- el yapor "San Lorenzo, llegara
a Puerto Rico, el microbes pr6ximo,
el senior Tram X. Wells, nombrado re
cientemente por el presidente Harding.
para desempefiar el cargo de fiscal de
la Corte Federal para ell distrito de
Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
SALVADOR RULLAN

Esta maiiana ha regresado de. Esta-
dos Unidos, en- el vapor Porto Rico.
nuestro buen amigo Don Salvador ,Ru-
llan, Gle la acreditada mercantil de
esta plaza, quien Sc hallaba en- el Nor
te' hacienda compras para ell muy po-
pular establecimiento Los Muchqchos.
Bienvenido sea el amigo Rulldn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Ell .AZUCAR BAJANDO

Las tiltimaS cotiZacioneS de Eueva
York acusan el mantelimientO de In
timamente a S4.25 para pequelas par
tidas de Puerto Rico. en- dep0sito en-
aquella ciudad y almacenadas en eS-
III lsla. en- eSpera de embaruu".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Los sRES. DE s1ERE5

En- ei vapor Porto Rico ha llegado
esta manana de los Estados Unidos.
el conocido abogado Jaime Sifre Da-
villa, en- compahfa de su distinguish
espoSa v su niiio. -.fl3I
Reeiban los se1ores de Sifre, nuestro
SaludO de bienvenida. 81
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
EN- SAN IIlAN

V1sito la ciudad partiendo aver para
su resldencia en- Caguas, ell distineuido
abogado sefor Vicente F. Rodriguez
Ortiz, quien ejerce su profession en- la
ciudad mencionada Nuestro salndo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
Sc VENDE

Una pianola adaptable piano. Pre-
clio barato. Tiene unos so rollos de
pleas escogidas. Para informes: Sol
1853. San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16
DON MIGUEL WE'VE

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el pres
tigi0s0 caballero de Luquillo. el seilor
Don Miguel We've.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-16

Sc ALoUILA una habitacion para ca.
ballero lnformara NJ. Lain. Cristo %.
Planta baja.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18

things. And he was still wondering when he fell asleep.
 Next story: The Pond In the Green Forest.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18
Little Stories For Bedtime
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

had been the first to find out what was the matter with the Laughing Brook. At least he thought that he was the first and he was of the lit tie people who live in the Smiling Pool. Only OF Mistah Buzzard had been before him, and he didn't count because his wings are broad and all he had to do was to sail over the Green Forest and look down. The ones who really counted were Billy Mink and Little Joe Otter and Jerry Muskrat and Grandfather Frog, who had started out with Spotty the Tur- tie, and who had selfishly left him far, far behind because he crawls so slowly. But he had kept on crawling Billy Mink had stopped for a nap. Little Joe Otter had stopped to play, Jerry Muskrat had stopped to eat Grandfather Frog had stopped for a sun-nap. But Spotty the Turtle had kept on going, and now here he was the first one to find the cause of the trouble in the Laughing Brook. Dc you wonder that he felt proud and very happy
 Keeping at it. that's the way, Spotty won the race that day
 But now Spotty was beginning tc wish that some of the others would
 hurry up. He wanted to know what | they thought. He wanted to talk il 1 all over It was such a surprising
 thing that he couldS make neither head nor tail of it himself, and he
 wondered what the others would say
 And now the long black shadows were creeping through the Greer
 Forest, and if they didn't get there
 pretty soon they would have to wal
 until the next day.
 So Spotty the Turtle found a gooC place to spend the night, and then ht l sat down to watch and wait Righ
 before him was the thing which ht had found and which puzzled him so 1 What was it? Why it was a wall Yes. sir. that is just what it vas; | wall. of logs and sticks and mud. ant
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18
SE91steff1afys KitclitzatIl

ts!ng cottage cheese as a work AHs oasis many delicious salad ac- compartments may be made. bne milk should be allowed to sour pWicKiy for cottage cheese to be at US pest. When the milk is thick put ., .is siis oven or on tne back or. the s.oNe untii the whey shows all around ..-ss ---.51 ..S --hcfa is as hot as the tip of ones little finger can bear Four into a coarse muslin bag and hang to drain for or hours or over night in a cool place. If allowed 10 drain over night the cheese will De dry and can be made into small balls The whey should be carefully drained off for that is what gives the unpleasant taste sometimes mo- ticed In cottage cheese.
 After draining turn out of bag, stir and season with satl and pepper and a little sweet cream to moisten. If the cream is just on the verge of turning so much the better. The cheese should be smooth, but crumb- ly and light.
 Stuffed Figs
 Use whole figs. Wash and dry. Cut gash half way through the fig and fill with cottage cheese highly sea soned with salt and paprika. These are a delicious accompaniment to iitaQ itttuCG Wllu TItutI uItSSiHS Prunes may be filled in the same way after soaking and steaming. Chopped nuts with the cheese are an improve ment.
 Cottage Cheese Pie
 Two eggs, 1-3 cup sugar, 1 tea spoon flour, 1 cup cottage cheese, F cup cream, 1-2 cup seedless raisins, 1-2 lemon rind grated and juice, rich pie crust
 Beat yolks of eggs with sugar. Beat in flour. Add cream. cheese, raisins. grated lemon rind and juice. If large seeded raisins are used cut in small pieces. If cheese is un'- salted add T. teaspoon salt. Fold in whites of eggs beaten till stiff and dry. Pour into pie dish lined with pastry and bake about half an hour in a moderate oven.
 Cheese Balls
 One cup cheese. "A cup chopped olives. A cup chopped nut meats.
 Work ingredients with fork till smooth. Form into small balls and put in a cool place to harden and
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18
How To Beautify
 Your Complexion By VIOLA DANA

That sensational actress, Viola Dana, who is recognized as an authority on beauty topics. says: "The best and quickest method of obtaining a beautiful rosy white complexion is to thoroughly cleanse the face night and morning. for this purpose use Gislxa Cleansing Cream) then apply that popular beautffier, Derwillo, which has become a regular fad with over five hundred thousand discriminating girls and women in the United States" Derwlllo takes the place of face powder as it is more Hfe-like in appearance, its use can not be detected and 1t stays on until you wash it off Precipitation does not affect it. nor will it rub off on cloth ing and the wonderful sale it has had proves that it is superior to all other beautifie-s and face powders There
 is nothing like 1t for dark, sallow
 sl6n. freckles, tan, coarse pores. wrinkles and many other facial blern- ishes. It is guaranteed absolutely harmless and sold at toilet counters
 everywhere with the understanding that if you don't like it they will give you back your money Get Der lvillo and try it today You will be
 astonished at the quick results it gives.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18

chil. Serve on lettuce with French dressing.
 Pimento Cheese
 One cup cheese, A cup chopped pimentoes..
 The pimentoes should be cut ih fine shreds or chopped Mix wIun dry cottage cheese. This is good to serve with fish.
 Ssndwicn ...ias
 Drain the sirup from preserved cherries or straw berries. Cut the fruit in small pieces and mix with cheese. Spread on thin slices of lightly buttered brown bread.
 Cottage Cheese Hints
 Make tiny balls of cheese and roll them in finely chopped parsley. Serve at luncheon with bread and butter and vegetable salad.
 Sprinkle cottage cheese over slice of pineapple. Add chopped nuts and salad dressing.
 Fresh tomatoes cut in thick slices may be covered with dry cottage cheese. Serve with mayonnaise. Chopped green peppers and just a suggestion of onion added to cottage cheese would take the place. of a salad in a simple home dinner.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18
McW ao oM WITA THE STORY
!. Edith Forces Me to Share Secret
 With Her

I7. Edith Forces Me to Share a Sserst With Her Did you tell Dot that called you Vup this morning." We had just taken our seats in the theater. The lights were going down for the first act shot quick look at Edith, but it was already too dark to make out anything Of her face. NO" I answere crisply. There was a great deal more that I could have added. All day I had been wondering whether to say any thing about that telephone call. It was absolutely absurd to, be put in | embarrassing situations like this. l could have mentioned it casually te my wife, but she would have asked ~ thousand questions. It seemed easiest to say nothing at all about 1t. Now Edith herself was bringing up | the subject.
 When the curtain went down upon | the second act she immediately turned to me again. Was it such a terrible thing-my 1 calling you up?''
 No. of course not" l q wanted to tell you to be sure to lcok handsome. And you do." It was rather flattering to hear this,
 
 her often enough when she was a little girl.
 'I can't understand why you con- cealed it from Dot. Won't she think it very stranger"
 "Concealed?" I was really angry but I controlled my voice. T haven't tconcealed anything. I simply for got to mention it | She took no notice.
 But of course she can't be angry if she doesn't find out about it, can she? And she is at the concert with my husband, while we're here to- gether."
 t I resented her calm assumption that she and l would have secrets in which my wife could not share.
 T don't think you know Dot very we'll" I returned stifly "She would regard the whole matter as a joke"
 "Yes, but there are good jokes and naughty ones. You must have a very bad conscience. Do ladie. often call you up at the office? Wha do they think of you down there
 By the. way. who was the girl wiu the pretty voice who answered tn
 telephone?"
 One of the stenographers mus have answered the phone; l reall,
 don't know which one.'
 My. aren't you cautious,"
 I laughed. There's no need to b cautious" I assured her. ''Ther are two in the office. and if you go [ l a look at them you would understan, that neither one is likely to disturl a mans tranquility"
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18

Spotty the Turtle started and stared and stared until it seemed as # his eyes surely would pop out of his funny little head. Of course, he could believe his own eyes, and yet and yet, well, if anybody else had seen what he was looking at and had told him about 1t he wouldn't have believed it No, sir, he wouldn't have believed it. No, sir, he wouldn't have believed it You see he couldn't have believed 1t because-why because it
 didn't seem as if it would be really and truly so.
 He wondered if the sun shining in his eyes made him think he saw more
 than he really did see, so he carefully changed his position. It made no 1 difference. Then Spotty was sure 1 that what he saw was real and that | l.e had found the trouble in the Laughing Brook which had caused it
 10 stop laughing and the Smiling Pool 1 to stop smiling.
 1 Spotty the Turtle was feeling pretty good. In fact, Spotty was | feeling very good indeed, because he
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18

, mittee headquarters here and stacks of mail are going out daily to wo- men voters urging them to bring pressure to bear on their representa- 1 tives.
 | "The baclxfire movement is already l in action," said Miss Wood "Women have long been called the impractical sex. Suffrage was long denied them on that ground But when the logical and prac- l tical sex forced the whole world to | indulge in wholesale slaughter for | four years it is high time women took a hand.
 We have no quarrel with men; | essentially they are not very differ ent from women. It has been legally l established, I believe, that we are all peope.
 But governments composed ex- cusively of men create military | machine It is hard for them to break away from tradition. will they never learn that war settles nothing? Surely the treaty of Versailles
 should make us realize that
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18

by Gora NeiIy
 WASHINGTON = Women wan peace, says Miss Emma Wold, chair man of the Woman's Committee for Disarmament. And, to that end, Miss Wold and her committee here have outlined a program and are keeping it before congress.
 They want to accomplish world disarmament. and they want the United States to lead other nations to its accomplishment
 They are saying to congress:
 We know this congress does not represent us. It was not elected by women's votes. But future congresses will reflect our views.
 We are going to spend the next two years in an effort to es1lighten the women of the world, so that when a congress convenes two years from now ii will be a congress of people pledged to disarmament"
 A card index of the views of sensa- tors is being tabulated at the com
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18

But how am l To get q .~oa- them? Is that an invitation for me to take luncheon with you2"
 I'm glad you regard it that way
 You didn't answer quickly enough. Now I won't accept"
 'I'll ask George instead" She made a little face.
 Men were struggling in from the lobby. The second act was about to begin. Edith put her hand lightly on my arm.
 Don't forget to remind me" she said, I've something important to tell you tonight
 Have you discovered how John D. made his money?" I flippantly re- turned. (To Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1921-05-18

The United States senate has rati- fled the treaty between this country and Great Britain to make desertion of children an extraditable offense between the United States and Canada