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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

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81 ALQUILA.-Local prOpio para
0feinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank. San Juan. p. r
0AbA kksiDENciA, dc concrete, mil
metros de solar. meses de cOnstrmda-
Bxoepcionalmente fresea y c6moda.
FTentes Horte y Este. Una delicia. Sc
vRHDR o sE ALoUILA. con sin
musblss. Ave. Lafayette. Stop 4s, Con-
dado. Tel 76l. y
HABITAcIoH;- Condado o Parque.
J5ven de buenas cOstumbres desea ha-
bitaei6n amueblada con buena ventila-
a6n en- casa dc familia. Permanente.
Dinjass a O., p. o. Box $50, San
Juan. 5-l9
DEsEo MIRADoR situado en- San
Juan para habitarlo desde el 10. de Sc
tlsmbFe. DiriJase II. Fog, Box 81. Rio
Piedras. 8-22
81 ALQUILA sitiO en- Ia parada l5, Vic
tory Garden. Rstamos eambiando nues-
lro depaFtamentO de gomas y alquilamos
atio OenpadO pOr ei mismO. InfOrmes:
r. U. Wells y Co, Inc, Stop IS. s-2s
81 ALoUII.A habitaciones con sin
maeblss. para eaballeros o matrimonios
sgl0s, eada habitaei6n con entrada in
dependents y puertas la calle. Casa
aeabada de pintar muy ventilada, mu-
cha limpieza y orden. Un buen local
para oheinas. Gale del cristo No. le1a
esquina Salvador Brau. s-2i
AMERICANA desea una habitaci6n
amnehlada en- santurce.-S. w. r.
XXI MundO". S-25
PRRDIDA: Sc gratifcara a la persona
que entregue una PLUkA DE FUEN-
IL DE ORC, que 80 extravi6 aver de
IA Plaza de Baldorioty al Muelle No. 2,
con las inieiales CE. A. Co. Pueden en-
tTegaTla al supt. del Muslle No. 2 San
Juan, PR. SO
Ia VIDA rs sUENo y el "Bosque
ds Bol0nia' es Ia quincalla mas po-
puiaF de San Juan. pOr 10 barato que
vsnds. San Sebastian S3. frente la
Plaza del mercado. p
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Sc alqula.

81 ALouIl4A habitaeiones en- el ter
eeF piao casa anexa al Hotel y tam
bisn nnA casa de rseiente construction
Infornes "Hotal BOrinQusn'' AIbOni-
20. s-2l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

Sc ALQUILA.-Local prOpiO para
0feinas. Informaran segundo piso
National City Bank. San Juan. p. R
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

AMERICANA desea una habitacion
amneblada en- santurce.-S. w. R.
HRl MundO". s-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-19

vKNDo cnisxo AZ TEsseientas piezss
nuavas valiiiA class eoman; eachiiios,
fsna4sssa. e-ehaEaas otEos stiles; neye-
~; FspsEs eaoba maiFimonioi etFos -
pegass eoe.na gns tEes hoFniiias y hoF.
90, varies sEeEifeEios s-22
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Extravaaant Receptions

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--T seems TO me that this Armament
Conference Is bringing about an unusual
waste of morcy. II Is bringing to our shores
many DISTINGUISHED foreigners whom we
feel obligated to entertain IN a most lavish
way. and there seems to be no limit to the
way our Government officials are throwing
away the peoples money In doing these men
honor. They are deserving Of It. and II
there was not an epidemic OF poverty In
our midst there might be no criticism as to
what Is being done.
How do you suppose tho poor man. suffering
FOR tho wants Of life and health. looks upon
these displays. afforded at the expense Of the
peOpl" when in turn the Government is doing
nothing fur his reli"f? am sure It is not com
piacentiy II our national. state and city
would try to save the peoples
money and h"ip them IN the reduction Of tho
cost Of living, and especially N the way OF
taxation. I believe there would be very much
loss unrest than "Nists at the present time.
Thor" never has been = time that wo needed
tn" staying hand Of cxtravaEanCe az at the
resent. and | hcIievc when the bills arc
presented for thesn receptions. and they no
doubt VIII hn staEEering. there Is going to
ho at unpleasant reaction. and tho Govern
mort. whether national. state or local. II
going to feel the pulse Of the people In not
too pleasant - way.
HENRY r. GORDON.
Philadelphia, November 10, 1927.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Ex.service Men as Cops"

n, tho Editor Of the Ercutro Public Ledger:
sir--IF II ia permissible wish to complain
IN tboso dsys when every one seems to he
mad, either with tne ,esirc TO luA "r ~ get
drunk, get fun uf dope, and steal or XII! a
peTson Tor few Iodars. some time wnl!.
reading tn" evening n""s Just "onI'r II
any - at least suFPf'ssu or ny '.,, ...'
little bit In N" Tvs &" ,LU'IS " - c7a
Cor The poor EC',m' ,m %I 1n' an ne m. yorderfI
would pp, az y" ,'' , 70"
onicers oi ,ns "a ,,,., ,r,,resscd and rioase
mr. - ~ ~, who &c 10 blame: Last
son's s 80, a man with hIs head broken
Sunu"k E S,,n ~ b,onJ irving Tor hc'p
ope"' . ,,r,r "a, r,aT ul,b an IRON plpc hitting
an, sI,u t,i,o,, ,yho Iidn.t have anything 70
Sa,erd rIr,selr vi,n 4 crowd soon COZ
S.I ,5 s' ,,n,os. ,.ycn,v mIru'"s hnd
- 81" ,a,i,or c,"scI f., irving to hold him
~, II ,.,Ifro-,,,r .a,,o I, happened on =
uh'u u l|,.' w., ,h man made his get
.,sa,. a,T q ron l,r showed up all polished
~ ~ :, ,., rr..,s
W. az "..,,a- ,,1.. On ,,a,i.. roop.c aro
- ~ t,r, ,rd 40 many lose ,hair '.,cs
~ t-,,,oI r,,-dara For a remedy would
IN bru'aI "H,u'L ,be.o Officers
sTss'a, ssSa we We, 90 r,r5 IN fact their work
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17

tor on tho Ffty.sccond street lne and !
was wOnd"rinE how many Of tho conductors
NJ TIE Rapid Transit Company also read II
and proh'ed thereby. I think th"re should
be merit scale in employment Of this
character and when public carriers OuI a
man who - willing to do ,vprythlng to
please customers he should b, rowari"d.
II III" public would cali tho attention Of
tho co'uDany 70 all those mon of mo~it on
'hc!r respective iiu"s. instead of registering
k'ck only against tho impoI to ,uuluc,urs.
u would 60 4 great way toward determining
IN the mind ~ the corlnany whom Of lts
II on should rct the sold star
T. too. have run across ideal conductors,
and when do so agRin I shall tax" ihc.r
umhors and write to the Peoples Forum
bout them. for I think thoy are losory Ing
~ such pubuC.ty Gnd such credit. Il S"erns
IN n" that peop" are only too wiling to
knock som" on" aNd quito loalh to praise.
II Conductor lTo7 IN the Fifty-seconl street
line docs not got any higher pay for his
peasant emN" and cheerful Godgpo"l. ho
at '"as' VIII hni credit In the many happy
hearts he has created and is creating and
NJ iFe many persons who tell others of him
IN private conversations. " l.. D.
Philadelphia, November =. l92l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Wants Name Of Author

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-Can any ono tell me the author OF
the following poem:
1T Is fair tradition. ono OF old.
That at the gate Of heaven. called beauti-
ful.
The souls Of those to whom we minis
tered
On earth shall greet us Ms we enter In,
With grateful records Of those lowly deeds
OF Christian charity, whercwithal frail man
Proffers his humble lien unto the Lord.
Oh. think. II this be true, how many eyes
Whose weeping thou hast stilled shall gisten
there;
How many hearts whose burden thou hast
shared.
And heavy feet whose steps were turned by
thee
Back to their homes, elastic through the
Joy
OF new-found hope and sympa thy and love.
Shall welcome thee within the gate OF bliss.
The golden city Of the New Jerusalem"
HELEN T. ROBINSON.
Philadelphia, November l3, 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
THE PEOPLES FORUM
Various Suggestions to Help The Unemployed

out Of, occupation. Where will these men
find work, many VI then having no prep
aratIon in any other line?
Then the miners are also going TO shortly
be added to the bL; army. There are al
ready rvdenCel OF a big cut in the force.
and others are to be added IN large numbers
whct the rcttCnchm"nt comes with the pres
cnt agreements closing. Where is work to
be found for all these idle?
These are questions that should be taken
up now and not delayed until the full effect
Is upon us. II the mon to whom we are
to look for labor relief had faced the situa.
tiOn in the middle of the summer when II
was apparent to all that there was going to
be n great amount ~ unemployment this
fall they no doubt could have come to some
definite understanding that would have
curbed the present epidemic. believe ! am
not the only one Of the impression that the
situation Is going to he worse before the
winter is over. DAVID r, BUCHANAN.
Philadelphia, November 15 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Philadelphia, November IL. 1921.
From Humorous Sermon

TO the Editor Of the Ercnin0 Public Ledger:
Str-Can any ono toll me tho origin of
THIS quotation: where tho young lion
roareth ani tho WhangDoodlc mourneth
lot ts hrStborn'? S. l.. ..
Philadelphia, November 10, 1927.
The line quoted IL part of a text which
headed a burl"Sque sermon, written by To-
ren2o Dow. Southerner. The sermon was
once taNoritc recitation CT sChooiboys. The
text was: And he shall gnuw a file and
t"" into tn" mountains Of ITCpsa ydam.
where tho young lion roar"th and the
Whang Doodle mourncth for its nrstburn.''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Is Situation lmprovIno2 y

10 me Editor Of thc ErenirO Public Ledger:
Slr-Wc are told that tho unemnloyp, ~.
SITUATION Is improving, but TO me this is not
apparent and I feel that It IL mlslead
ana mat those who started to help out the
situation are EoinG TO relinqu,sh their rf-
I"rts' believing that the situation was going
10 rSh'uy Itself II Is my h"liCf that ma e
|rs ar" getting worse every day and I
viii give few reasons for my statement
lhere are IN this country many thousa nds
OF workers IN the shipyards For some
reason Tor which cannot account the Amer.
lean Government sorfns to be doing nothing
10 encourage an American marine. In CON
sequence Of thlss there Is much stagnation
IN IN" shinbuiiding plants. and thousands
ar" now out or employment OF that chHrac-
Yer. IN" Government Is not fostering such
sea service. but so"ns rather inclined TO
tax" the trouhl" of It's hands and allow all
shipping - He done under foreign flags
am NOT ah'" to account for this.
Second. th"v ar" now taking Nr screaming
'he naval ships now being butt and arnulIIrg
IN" 'ontra"is now being held in these yards
ana Tor IN" next ten Years What viii this
mean = = is brought about" The discon-
t'nuah'" entirely Of tho shpuuldIrg indus
Try IN this country. This wiI throw addi.
ionaI thousands OUT Of work
Then they have tho rotr"nchnen,e in IN.
ranf"ad' All men that can hc done away
win VIII shortly JOIN tho army Of tho un.
'np'oN'd. and that will mean a very largo
addition 70 tho ALREADY big army. not Of, hu,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Philadelphia. November 10. 1921.
Let Government Fix Coal Prices

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
slr-By what copstitutioral processes do
our representatives. barter away the nation ;
regpurces. Coal corporations can bring On
a strike by p,nching the miners and stop the
output OF coal with million men seeking
labor and the whole nation short Of fuel.
Is there any record showing whore the
state Militia or Federal troops have turned
their guns the coal corporations for
standing between the coal resources and the
rightful owners tine people? Has this ma.
tion ever served notice on coal corporations
10 produce the coal at a price that thA Gov
eminent can mine IT, and do this without 4
strike?
The mall service ana parcel post delivery
are a pubic benefit. Can that be Justly said
Of corporp tons which operate only for divt-
dsnds? = =. y.
PhilCdclphla, November I. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17

To stem, 20 leaf. TO bud, TO blow. II owns
a richer soil and boast a quicker seed.
You look for II and SEQ II not and. iol
Een while you look the peerless flower is
up.
Consummate In the birth. A. l.. X.
Philadelphia, November 0, 1921
James Sheridan Knowles wrote tho lines
IN a la1y's album In the spring Of 1S46,
at whose home he and his wife were VISIT
ing at Trefriw, Carnarvonshire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Help Local CrIpples

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--Being n steady reader Of your pa per-
ana born in Philadelphia. I would like to
say something regarding Cripples born in
Philadelphia. Why can't this city find some
Klhd OF work for them7 Tho luds.ng houses
are full OF them. am sure II they were
given chance to better themrclves they
would break away from these places
They say all Cripples drink Maybe So
never saw one who you couldn't speak to
and get "A civi. answer, Some people look
at crlpplcs as the criminal class
Tho reason l am writing this. one Of the
so'caled Christians Just told a friend OF
mine he was in the slums all the time,
"herc else could he go with somebody's
rast-on clothes? olive them work and try
to help them get away from the sluns.
j. CLEARY.
Philadelphia November a. 1901
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
"klno CoIev

To the IditOr Of The Evening Pubic LCdDcr:
Sir-Was there ever monarch called
King Cole, which tho children sing about in
their nursery rhymes? ] understand there
was such II ruler. II. J. MEYERS
Philadelphia, November L. 1921.
King Col" was a mythical British King.
Tn" nursery rhyme refers to q king who
ruled in Britain IN tn" third century. Nc-
r0rdtng TO Robert Of Gloucester, he was the
father Of st. Helena, who was the mother
of Constantine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Letters TO the Editor
Give Men the Bonus

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-1 believe the soldiers should have
their bonus. II we can artord to spend mill
lions for battleships. advance the railroads
several hundred millions to tide them over
lend Liberia n few millions. besides sup
port an army Of clerks and stenogra pliers,
then we. as the weathiest nation IN tn"
world. can afford to give the pittance that Is
being asked for the boys.
Tho one thing we cannot afford Is to let
Europe say that America will give II she
can make grand display and show. but
won't take care OF her own. Tho American
soldier cannot cat glory. II Is a case OF
millions for destruction but not enc cent TO
save those who belong - us. Let Congress
float new bond issue and compel the
hnanciers OF 90 Wall street. New York. and
the new millionaires and profitcers take II up
l.. NJ. A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Famous Poem Before Death

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-Who wrote famous poem Just be-
fore death? J. d. D.
Philadelphia, November 20. 1921.
We do not know the author to whom you
refer. General Lyle wrote his Antony and
Cleopatra" on the night before his death.
He had premonItion that he would die the
following Jav
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17

would like to get the remainder OF II. II
reads, as far as have, as follows:
"oh. 'tis a lovely thing for youth
To walk betimes in wsdoms way.
To fear lie, to speak the truth,
That they may trust TO- all they say
s. u. X.
PhlladelphIa. NoYember IL 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17

ana used to produce tho proper harmony
RI" color or the key does NOT maxi, , har.
non.ous or d!scordant. Regardless ~ color
r rr""d. every Individual should unHin"h-
lnE'y stand for the right. As Roosevelt
said Fear God and take your own part.
III" large Nmericanism demands that we
refuse 70 b. sundcrei from one another
along .in"s ~ class creod section o. ma
u"nal origin and that ~" 1uieo each AMER
lran On his merits as q man.
r. McA. r.
Philadelphia NoycmUgr II. 1927.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
"A Lovely Thing for Youth"

To the Editor Of the Ercnirg PuJlic Lcdgt:
Sir--l have read the Peoples Forum with
interest sine" II was started. I would Hike
20 know the remaining verses Of the fol
loving 1o"m, which appeared on an old
sampler belonging to tie family. rnade about
e!shty Years Is0. 1t is partly finished. and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17
Knowles Wrote Lines

To the Editor Of the Ercnin0 Public Lcdgc,.:
Sir-Somc on" has written the following
lines Tn an old autograph album. Can YOU
locate them? They are quoted:
LOVE At FIRST SIGHT
Love is not plant that grows IN the duII
cath
Springs by tho calendar: must wait for sun
For rain; natures by pats; must take It's
time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17

The PEOPLES For~', viii nnpco- d.'i,.
in the Sunday Public Ledger. Icttcrs
discussing timely topics will b, printed,
~ well as requested poems. and questions
or general interest will be answered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-17

i7l5. He obtained them In their original |
form during a visit in the East as an at
tache OF the French Embassy at CONSTANT
nople.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30
VANGUARD TO CAMPGROUND
Prepare for NCNt Weeks Incanp-
wrui ~ sulphur springs.

HtEIlISN lille. July 3U.--Thc
Vanguard OF the BartIrsvillo Boy
500. orno'Yuiun JEFF, today for
Sulphur springs Ark. I'm tn, heart
-. f.c u1I..r. =, prepare for the
; lI-4.v ,rHulwDnt of the local
ts,fa, wH..h begins nest Monday
morn uE
Tn. Vanguard is the pioneer squad
selected lum the rank and file Of
th. .ssauation 10y Scout Executive
George Watson. Il. +. MarArthur.
j. D. Harris and George Watouu Will
have charge ~ tho pioneering squad
(which w,l direct the preparation
e.. .h. camp Site and the arrange
men, " aI. equipment.
Athucn Il had been expected
'.a' 40 boys would attend the en-
o4mpmout the project has become
= popular that % have already
fgtluol their Intention Of going.
lae camp WIZ end on August 10 and
arrangements htyc been made for
p-!'a.. cars t' bring the boys back
. Etr'.Dst.lIu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30
Removal 1f Welfare Home.

MIAMI July with II in
mates at present and more expected
shortly. the county welfare homo
IL preparing to move into larger
ana more cYmmodi1uS quarters, hav-
ing secured a better building and
had 1T pu' I'm sanitary and comfort
able condition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30
Womcn's Pure Silk
Hose, Very Special
csc

I'm plain and fancy drop
stitch STYLES In black. white,
brown. navy and gray. This
hose represents an extra fine
quality at AN extraordinary
low price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30

special TO Tho world.
ADA. judy 4g..Joc Ncl;lrcath
who was stabbed to tho heart m a
lana dispute last Saturday. is iu IN.
local hospital and making slow
progress. His condition is atill ro.
Gardcd NJ serious and only imm,dl
ate wcVihcrs OF his family arc al.
lowed TO sro HIM
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30
EVERY ELIGIBLE WOMAN
VIII BE Urged Ia join Auxiliary to
American Legion Post

STtT-TNT Tl N" W OTTT-
DRtMlH July % The La
dies. auxiliary to Weary Grey post
OF the American Legion, Drumright.
which was organized two weeks ago.
announces plans for a membership
drive designed 10 enroll every wom-
an eligible within this area
Mrs. Earl Anderson, whose hus-
band spent nearly three years IN the
foreign service OF the \ H. g as
chief ~ commissdry. is president OF
the organization.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30
Scout Camp nt pc,p~rado Springs.

N'"Ut 'nmp NJ UC@pradO SprinEs.
Special TO The world
ADA, July 2y.- scouts are being
signed up this week by tho executive
In preparation for tho annual camp
ing tip TO he held at Desperate
Springs. near Tishuminro II will
cost each boy approximately So to
spend the week camping fishing and
enjoying the outing. and good
percentage ~ tho Ada boys vii, at t-
tend.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30
Women's Chiffon Silk
Hose, Special, 79c

"A very good quality emf
Ton hos" with u.ln tops and
feet. Colota are silvcr alum
mum, new gray and black
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30

Tho Wpahiurtou conference VIII
rnd that the first thing that needs
to hc di1rmcd is suspicion. Wash
fugtou Post
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30
Children's Stamped Dresses
Special, $1.59

Regular $2.75 to $3.50
linen dresses, stamped
in simple designs for lazy daisy
and running stitch--sizes 2 to 6
years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30
A Group of Stamped Goods,
=, Price

stamped ecru scarfs,
centerpieces and pillows, in many
pretty designs, for embroidery in
colors--regular prices are $l.25
to $2.75.
---IsaICOny
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30

y lazy mans idea OF unrest ia To
havc to move 90 keep In the shade.
Toledo IFa1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-30

Another shipment Of these popu-
lar dresses -- they're in blue,
brown, corn, rose and white, with
pockets and belts, having clever
applique patterns in contrasting
colors. "a. l..oa,atr.
They're such wonderful values
that we have hard time keep
ing a supply on hand, so we sug-
gcst early shopping.
--Sccond Floor
The evening world., 1921-03-31

New dress and tailored models in
black aud colors, attractively
trimmed on
were S494 aud 81 Ill.,. d. ~
The evening world., 1921-03-31
BOYS BLOUSES

Striped pcrcalcs in light and medium
striped pattcrns-plain or French
cufls--collarS attached-S
10 Is years 90
were 81 .4S. ............. .OO
The evening world., 1921-03-31
Full AssOrtments and Unequalled Values
Supply Your Needs Now at PRICE SAVINGS
BOYS NORFOLK
SUITS

0 to II years-Che viot mixtures IN
grays and browns-plain or 0 Ak
pleated-werc $1,000. Ono
The evening world., 1921-03-31
MISSING BALLOON
INQUIRY STARTED
Orders Tightening UP Flights Ex-
pocted as Result OF Pensa-
cola Affair.

WASHINGTON. March 3l.-Acting
Secretary Roosevelt has started per
sOnal inquiry into the flight OF the naval
FREQ balloon from Pensacola. Fla. March
20, with I'VE men aboard and has not
since been heard from. The inquiry is
preparatory 70 ordering tho usual
hOard OF Investigation, which probably
will not DO designated until Secretary
Denby returns from Guantanamo.
April 5.
Mr.. Roosevelt said to-day that the
Pensacola affair. coming on the heels OF
the balloon flight from RoclSaway. l.. l..
10 Moose Factory. Ontario, would I'm
dOubtedly result In Tightening up orders
regarding such flights in future
The evening world., 1921-03-31
JCAPABLANCA WINS
FIFTH CHESS GAME
Cuban Defeats DR.. LaSker On 46th
Move in First Contest 10
Reach Decision.

81 HAVANA, March St.-The FIRST vic
4 tory in the world championship chess
match here between DR.. Emanuel Las
her Of Berlin and Jose r. Capablanca
WIS won by the Cuban early this morn
ing. DR.. Dasker, after having solved
the most intricate riddles of his op-
ponent In this and the earlier games,
at last fell into trap 50 simple any
average club player would have avoided
II. Dr. Lasker said afterward he had
completely misjudged the position His
only excuse was he had not felt well
at the beginning OF play last night and
had thought OF postponing the session.
Tonight the sixth game will be start
cd II DIR. Lasker feels well enough. The
match Is to be decided by the winning
Of eight games or by a plurality out OF
twenty-four.
The score Of the game won by Capa-
blanca follows.
The evening world., 1921-03-31
REJECT WAGE REDUCTIONS.
New Haven Painters and Paper
hangers Insist on 81 m Hour.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March al
Members Of the Painters. Paper Hang
erS. Decorators and Plumbers Union
have voted not 10 accept any reduction
yin wages. Except tho last named trade
the men receive 81 an hour
At a meeting last night IL was also
decided that II the employers do not
sign Up for the seasons schedule to-day
the men would refuse 20 return to work
tomorrow. declaring the situation TO be
that Of a lockout