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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-16

To look ones best and feel ones besi
II TO enjoy an made bath each morning
TO husA from the system the previous
days waste. sour Concentrations and poi
sonous toxins before ii il absorbed into
the blood. just as coal, when i burns
leaves behind certain amount Of in
combustibie material in the form OF
ashes, 50 the food and drink taken each
day leave in the aiimentary organs a
certain amount Of indigestible material
which If not eliminated, form toxins and
poisons which are then sucked into the
blood through the very ducts which are
intended to suck in only nourishment 70
sustain the body.
III Won want to see the glow of healthy
bloom in yq)ir eIsseks 10 Sc your sIsin
ggt clearrr snA slearer, ron are told 20
drink every morning upon arising, a
glass Of hot water with a teaspoonfuI
Of limestone phosphate in Il, which Is a
harmless means of washing the waste
material and toxins from the stomach.
liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans
ng, sweesening and purifying tie eltire
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-08-16
THRoUGH SLEEPER
MACON, GA, TO ASHEVILLE, ". G
Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM

Effective Sunday, May 25th, South
ern Railway System will establish
through sleeping car service from Ma
con, Ca, to Asheville, N. G. Sleeper
will leave Macon each afternoon on
Southern Railway train No. 26 at 5:25
p. m, and returning from Asheville
will arrive Macon 1850 a. m.
For further information relative
to schedules, round trip fares aad
Pullman reservations. apply to near
est Southern Railway Ticket Agent, or
C. b. RHODES,
Division Passenger Agent,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM.
Macon. Ga. II
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NO more ant troubled
USE MAGIC HoODoo
Ii. I. EYERs
1922 ogIethorpe Street.

S@&& OEat~ @*'Sf - -
Now installing modern
Woodworking Plant, and
will begin the manufacture
OF auto truck bodies, cabs.
stc., door and window
screens, manteI boards, in
fact anything in the wood
work line.
We viii also operate a mod
arm biacksrnith and heyse-
shoeing shop.
NOTE: Furniture repaired
and shipped.
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ter has been added. and be guided by

ter has been added, and be guided by
their indications.
Readings less than 1925 but more
than 1.15O indicate battery WHICH
is less than half charged. If the bat
terry is equipped with an electric
starter, care should be taken to use
the lamps and the starter sparingly
until the readings become higher than
1850. If there Is no charging gener-
ator on the car 1t is time to give the
battery a bench charge.
Readings less than 1.l50 indicate
that the battery is completely dis
charged, in which case the battery
should be given bench charge. This
discharged condition may be due to
need for adjustment in the gener-
ating system.
IF the reading Of one cell differs
from the others by fifty points or
more, it indicates loss of electrolyte
or wrongful addition of electrolyte
or internal trouble in the battery.
'If the car is to be laid up for the
winter the battery should be put in
proper storage. One thing above
everything else which should be re-
membered is that nothing except
pure water should be added to a stor-
age battery. Under no conditions, ex
cept under the guidance of skilled bat
terry man, should any acid be placed
in the cell. The reason it is necessary
to add water and never to add any
thing else is that the water in the
electrolyte evaporates, but the sui
phuric acid does not. The adding of
water is necessary to keep the level
of the electrolyte above the tops of
the plates. Just how often it will be
necessary to add water depends upon
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negative Of the system. The positive
Of the battery is usually marked
pos or with a plus sign, or else is
painted red. The negative is usually
marked 'neg,' or else with a minus sign
or painted blank. The battery and
cable terminals should be made thor
onghly clean and the surfaces which are
To connect together should also be very
clean, but care should be taken not to
terminals. A heavy coating of vaseline
should be applied to the surface of the
terminals, and when the connection is
thoroughly and completely frightened up
the whole connection should be given a
heavy coating of vaseline. This is very
important In order to prevent any con-
nection trouble. The battery should
be securely fastened in place by means
OF, some holding device. and if the bat
terry is installed in an inclosing box
care should be taken that none of the
"a battery requires very little at
tention, but that little is absolutely
necessary and vital. Failure to give
any attention at all to batteries has
resulted in many batteries wearing out
in half the time it would have taken
If this attention had been given. This
attention is very simple and is as fol-
lows:
add nothing but pure water to re-
place evaporation. Do this often enough
to keep the plates covered. and in
just before using the battery. Keep
the connection tight and covered with
vaseline. Keep the filling plugs tight
and the battery dry and clean Take
hydrometer readings every month at
any time except Immediately after wa
Evening star., 1921-10-23
EXPERT TELLS "Y" AUTO SCHOOL
ABOUT STORAGE BATTERIES

Roland b. Whftehurst, member
American Institute of Electrical En-
Storage Battery Company, delivered
an address recently before the "Y"
Auto School. 1928 & street northwest
taking for this subject Automobile
Starting and Lighting Batteries"
Mr.. Whitehurst said. in part:
"A few years ago a storage battery
was unknown in automobiling. Dur
Ing the last ten years, however, by the
use OF storage batteries. we have all
cars electrically started instead Of
being started by hand. AS result
there is now considerable interest in
power to start the automobile-that
Is, the storage battery.
What Is a storage battery? 1t is
simply a device for storing energy at
one time so that it may be used some
time later. Energy is put into it in
the form of electricity and delivered
from 1t in the same form. The process
Of putting energy into the battery is
called charging. When the battery is
delivering energy 1t is discharging
On automobiles it is used as a reser,
voir from which energy is supplied
to crank the engine, light the lamps
and supply sparks for ignition. The
energy SO used is automatically re-
stored by the cars generator when
the engine is running faster than a
CSTIdLu SpScO
at will undoubtedly be of some in
terest for you to know something of
the details of construction Of typical
storage battery The essentials of a
battery are two plates in solution.
The solution is called electrolyte and
acts on the plates in such way as to
give one of them a tendency to de-
liver a current Of electricity and to
the other a tendency to draw in cur
TIL" -" With the tendency to
deliver is called the positive and the
u - to have
as big plate area as possible in Il
burned together to form what is call
ed group. All positive plates for a
cell are burned together to one strap.
.-.n,.ns d positive group, and all
negative plates for the same cell are
burned together to another strap.
thus forming the negative group. The
composition in the positive plate is
brown peroxide of lead and in the
.eative plates gray spongy lead.
The positive groups and negative
groups are made uH into what is call
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ed an element by being assembled.
with the positive group dovetalled
with the negative group and provided,
with separators.
"Separators are very porous sheets OF
wood inserted between each positive
and negative plate in order to keep
them out of mechanical contact. This
is necessary because if any part of one
group should get in contact with an
other it would form a short circuit in
side a cell, just as a wire connected be-
tween the terminals would form short
circuit outside of the cell. Before being
used the wood separators are given a
special treatment to remove substances
which would be harmful to the plates.
They are also grooved on the side which
goes against the positive plates, and in
some types of batteries a perforated
rubber sheet is inserted between the
wood separator and the positive plate.
1.-THE element thus assembled Is
placed in jar and a cover put over it,
his cover being provided with holes
through which the terminal posts OF the
element are passed and another hole
through which the cell can be filled with
sealed around the edges of the cover
and jar and around the terminal posts
of the positive and negative groups
which make up the element. We now
these cell units assembled in a wood
Tray and properly connected together
and filed with electrolytsA make up a
complete battery. y.
1.-THE electrolyte which is used in au-
tomobile batteries is a dilute solution of
sulphuric acid and water, having spe-
cific gravity Of approximately 1.27O to
1900. A bydrometer reading of this
electrolyte is an indication of whether
or not the battery is charged or dis
| charged. These hydrometer readings
are obtained by the use of what is call
| ed hydrometer syringe. which consists
OF a glass barrel to which is attached a
soft rubber bulb for sucking up a part
of the electrolyte from the CELL and in
side of this barrel there is a small
hydrometer quite similar to the ordi-
nary dairy hydrometer, with which we
are all moro or less familiar.
'In installing storage battery on a
car and connecting it to- the car wiring
care should always be taken to follow
the diagram as given in the car or in
the electrical system instruction book.
The positive post of the battery should
always be connected to the positive of
the system. and the nega'iv" to tho
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several conditions, among which is
the temperature. Water will be re-
quired more frequently in summer
than In the winter. 1t is good plan
to add water once a week in sum
mer and every other week in winter.
When long daylight runs are mad
water should be added somewhat
more frequently"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
DoNA MANUELA SERRANo VIDA
DE IzQUIERDo

Ha fallecido en- Toa Alta la apre-
Ciabilisima dana Da. Manuela Serrano
Vida. de Izquierdo, madre del jefe de
la policfa de Hatillo, don Julio M. II
quierdo; del reputable DR.. Eiadio L.
quierdo y de don Luis, don Jose, don
Arturo Y dona Cruz.
La distinguida dana fallecj1a esta-
ba emparentada con familias csnocidas
de San Juan y la Isla ,entre las que fl
guran los Godini, de Rio Piedrss, los
Pol, vilella y Mendez, de Lares.
A los 80 amos muere esta DANA, des
pu6s de haber constituido un noble ho-
gar y de haber tornado ell carscter de
sus hijos, que son hoy elementos muy
titles en- nuestra sociedad.
Ell MUNDo envia a la familia de
la finada su mas sentida con6olencia
por la irreparable perdida que sufre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
LA PRoHIBICIoN HARA QUE Sc
CoNFIsQUEN DOS AUTOMOBILES

Aver, en- la ofcina de la Prohibition,
nos dieron cuenta de que la pclicia Sc
habia encautado de un> aueomovjI
Ford, en- ell cual Sc transportaba un
contrabando de licores, consistente en-
5 latas de alcohol.
Seg1n informes, ell referido CAIRO
fu6 sorprendido en- caguas venia pro
cedente de San Lorenzo.
La policia arrest6 Fundador Vaz-
quez, Francisco Delgado Cruz Con-
treras, como supuestos violadoros do la
ley Volstead.
Tambien Sc nos inform6 en- la Prohi
bici6n de otro autom6vil-un Buick
el cual al pasar por caguas fue regis
trado per la policia, hallandose que lie
vaba un cargamento de brandy. Este
auto venia, segtn informes, dc Ponce.
Ambos vehiculos, a juzgar por la
practica que Sc sigue en- estos casos Sc
ran confscados por la Corte Federal,
81 Sc prueban los hechos denunciados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09

ciencia, de ella irradia hacia sus Sc
mejantes.
Los paises pequefios, que suponemos
erroneamente d6biles, son los que estan
en- mejores condolences de resistir en- es-
te atropellado periodic historico, Ellos
pueden hacer con mas facilidad su ira
bajo de cohesion social y asumir de un
modo mas rapido la representation de
su propia fuerza moral. La falta de
elementos materiales no acusa impoten-
cia, 81 verdaderamente, Sc poseen cuali-
dades para la defensa de los principles
de justicia que han de prevalecer, por
encima de todas las razones de Estado
y por encima de todo obstaculo momen-
taneo. La humanidad no va retroce-
der, porque este seria una sentencia de
muerte para todos los pueblos. La huma
nidad va de jal6n en- ja'6n, frme en- su
ayance, hacia la realization de sus des-
tinos; y ell peligro de la catastrofe es
igual en- todas parties, 81 los que deben o
pUeu64 SOllJu d1 ~ OdAOOoA NC OnoA S4eso
para encauzar la marcha del derechot pd
blico Y de grandes virtudes para asumir
como hombres la autoridad de ese de-
recho.
"Sinceridad en- las ideas''. Els decir,
acuerdo entire 10 que pensamos y 10 que
hacenos Aiustamiento de los actos a
las palabras. olvidar, para realizar 81
hecho bueno, toda passion mala. Poner un
CRYSTAL sobre el mismo coraz6n, para que
sus latidos sean contados y 81 es possible
que Sc estudie en- ellos Ia ecuanimidad
de los pensamientos. Oar al pueblo, que
eye atentamente, la voz interior sin hi
pocresia Y sin cobardia; y asi mismo,
dar al Poder, por fuerte que Sc juzgus
sea, la expression de la verdad como
elogio, como proteSta como castigo
Esto, esencialmcnte, es 10 que constitu
ye q un hombre que puede gobernar,
que sabe gobernarse, y entiende ID Glen
cia de la politica y del gobierno, en- sus
aspectos generates.
Felix MATos BERNIER.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
LA CRUZ RoJA AMERICANA EN-
PUERTA DE TERRA

Ell comit6 encargado de la campada
de socios en- este barrio esta tornado
por las Sras. Grace de Lugo Vine, Do
lores de Loubriel y srta. Rosario Bell
Der.
Las distintas comisiones que Sc han
hecho cargo del trabajo estan formadas
por las Sras. Luisa Sanchz, Alfred AS
from y las Srtas. Virginia Fernandez,
Laura Thompson, Sofia Probst, Ora
Reese, Carmen Gonzalez, Catalina Zam
brana, Socorro Castro, Lin Loubriel, Ca
talina Noble, Carmen Bellber, Damaso
Castelao, Adrea Castro y Arminda Bell
Der y los Sres Guillerr1o Hernandez
Juan Rosado, Antonio villafane, Aris-
tides villafafe, Pedro Castillo. ErasIno
vando, Angel vando Y Andres Ca
brera. is ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
UNA PELEA DE GALLoS TERMINA
A PUNTAPIES, PEDRADAS Y
PALOS

Nos informan de ''Quebrada CRUZ,
Toa Alta, que en- un ranh6n de Candido
Rivera, y causa de una pelea de gallos
tuvieron un disgusto personal Rosendo
Alvarez y Felipe Marrero 10 que d16 ori
gen una reyerta, en- la que tomaron
parte Benito, Pedro, Conrado y Secun
dino MarrercJ recibiendo una merida
de gran extension en- ell brazo izquierdo
Felipe Marrero, quien recibi6, ademas,
otra herida en- la cabeza y varios goIpes.
Recibieron contusiones producidas por
guijarros, Rosendo, Felix y Encarnaci6n
Alvarez, los cuales fueron arrestados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
PRocLAAEA DEL GoBERNADoR
RELY, DECLARANDo OLA FEsTI-
vo Ell IL DE NovIEMBRE

POR CUANTO, Ell II de Noviembre
ha sido fijado como dia para honrar in
ternacionalmente la memoria de los
que salvaron la civilization dol mum
do.
PoR CUANTo, su Excelsncia, Ell
Presidente de los Estados Unidos ha
declarado que dicho dfa sea I'M dia en-
que la Naci6n Americana abandonara
sus instrumentos de trabajo para dedi-
Carse la solemne comemoraci6n de la
hora en- que las hostilidades en- la Gran
Guerra Mundial cesaron,
PoR CUANTO, todas las uaclones de
La TERRA cuyos pueblos tomaron parte
en- ell gran conficto por sus semejan-
tes, han visto la convenience de hacer
de este dia uno de los lazos felices en-
lazados al mundo.
PoR TANTo, ,Yo, E. Mont. Reilly,
Gobernador de Puerto Rico, por la pre-
sente proclamo y dedico el IL de No
Viembre de 1921, como Ell dia en- que
nosotros hemos de unirnos al descanso
del mundo para conmemorar la hora
mas alegre de aquel tempo dc distur-
bios enconos; dia va conocido en- la
Historic como ell Dia del Arniisticio,
en- que todas las instituciones publicas
y edifcios deben permanecer cerrados
durante todo ell dia; en- que los negocios
deben temporalmente paralizarse en-
respeto todos aquellos que dieron sus
vidas en- interes de la paz del mundo;
y Yo recomiendo que todas las cam
panas de las escuelas y temples en- Ia
Isla sean tocadas a intervaIo, entire
las 11:45 Y las 12' meridiano de dicho
dfa.
E. MONT reilly,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
"LA GRAVE CRISIS PoLITICA DE
PUERTO RICO

Con ell epigrafe anterior empezo a cir
cular anoche en- esta ciudad una sensa-
cional hoja suelta, conteniendo la re-
soluci6n adoptada en- la Asamblea de
la Junta Central en- pleno,' con asisten
cia de los senadores y representatives
de la mayoria la noche del vierues I'll
timo.
En- ell referido volante aparecen tam
bien los telegramas dirigidos a Wash
ington por los presidentes de ambas ca
maras del pals, protestando en- contra
del gobernador Rely.
Y cierra la expresada hoja suelta Ia
siguiente nota politica:
LA Union de Puerto Rico represen
ia la inmensa mayoria del pals. De los
10 Senadores SO Representatives. de
que Sc compone la legislature, quinc
senadores y 81 Representatives. fueron
elegidos por ese partido en- las iilti1nas
elecciones; y de les rs Municipios en-
que Sc divide la isla, so fueron ganadoz
por la Union, y los restantes correspon-
den a los partidos republicano y socia-
lista, coaigados. Entire los.5O Munici.
pios donde gobierna la Union, figura
San Juan, la Capital de la isia. Ell Co
bernador, haciendose ell que ignora esto
declara que su politica es dar igual pre-
ponderancia en- Ell Poder todos los par
tidos, medic por ell cual claramente s.
We su intenci6n de convertir, viOlenta
ilegalmente, la mayorfa en- minoria
matando asi la fe del pueblo en- ell go.
bierno de la demccracia. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
Ell LCDo. SOTO RIVERA sERA
NOMBRADo DE UN MoNENTo
A OTRO.

Aver nos inform6 ell sr Iglesias que ell
Lcdo Soto Rivera, recomendado por el
para Ell cargo de Jefe del Negociado del
Trabajo, recibira Ell nombramiento para
dicho cargo de un momento otro.
Para ell puesto de segundo jefe sue
nan varios nombres. Entire ellos los de
ochart Y Conde, teniendo, segtln nues-
tros infornes, mayores probabilidades
de 6xito Ell primero, que no sustenta
ideas socialistas tan radicales como el
segundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
LA ETERNA TRAGEDIA
DE LOS CELOs

Comunican de Caguas, que en- la Gale
de Cells Aguilera, casa de huespedes de
Maria Leon, ell individuo FideI Lao de
% amos, natural de Guayama, hizo tres
disparos de revolver contra Felipa Baez,
de 81 amos, natural de Bayam6n, hiri6n
dola en- la region pectoral. La pol.cia
procsdio inmediatamente al arresto del
agresor trasladando la herida al hos
pital municipal. Tanto ell agresor, como
la agredida, sostenian re'aciones mari
tales, siendo Ell NAL de otello la causa
del crimen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
LIGAS INDUSTRIALES PRoTEGE.
RAN FINANCIERAMENTE A
ALEMANLA.
(poR CABLE rRANCHs)

BERLIN, noviembre s.-Las Igas in
dustriales alemanas han decidido ayu
dar financieramente al gobierno, ponier
do disposition del mismo un cr6ditc
de mil millones de marcos.
Esta resoluci6n fue aprobada, des.
pues de siete horas de acaloradisimas
discusiones, entire prominentes persona
lidades, en- las que fguran Ell conocidc
financiero aleman Hugo SHINES y Hu
genderg, director de los establecimien.
tos Krupp.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
A QUIEN PUEDA INTEREsAR

A QUEEN PUEDA INTERESAR
Vendo arriendo la finca de mi pro-
piedad denominada "San Miguel" que
ses encuentra en- ell barrio de Arenas
de la jurisdiction de Utuado un Guar
to de hora de dicha poblaci6n: consta
de ciento veinte v cinco cuerdas de
terrenos, propias todas para tabaco,
como setenta de elias vegas de malo-
jillo, aqua en- abundancia pues es cru
zada por rios quebradas. Tiene dos
casas de viviendas, una de elias her.
1~ei ina. para nl1merosa familia;
.1c~-"s ca2o rara tienda Y otra para
escuela, con un rancho nuevo Y muy
hermoso para tabaco. Frutas, WAN
das, palmas de cocos, y para ir al pue-
bio no hay que pasar rios,. es muy
prenia para una lecherla.
FL que desee conocerla para con-
certar un negocio puede dirigirse a
su .duena, parada 49, IL calle Villa
mil No /, telefono 521 negro, San
turce, San Juan, P. r.
Margarita Cap0 Vda. de Jordan.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
FEL1z NAcIM1ENTo

Desde llace dias el hogar tse los es-
pesos Padilla- -Dimas de San German, Sc
haIla rebosando dicha por haber veni-
do al mundo una hermosa nina que
responde al nombre de Blanca Padilla
Dimas, hija del apreciable caballero
don Antonio .Padilla y su bella esposa
do1a Maria Dimas Chac6n.
Felicitamos a los melcionados espo-
SOS y deseamos larga vida a Blanca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-09
LA ACTITUD DE LOS CoMISIONA-
DOS DE BENEFICENCIA
MUNICIPALES

Aver nos inform6 el encargado del
Departamento del Trabajo que los Co.
misionados de Benefcencia Municipa-
les de Mayagiiez, Toa Alta, Comerio,
Fajardo y Ponce habian renunciado la
representation del Negeciado del Tra-
bajo para extender los permisos solici-
tados por los nifos memories de edad
que deseaban trabajar, de acuerdo con
la ley ntmero rs aprobada en- 1921.
En- vista de clio, el Depsrsamento
del Trabajo Sc ha visto obligaGc de-
signar los respectivos Comisionados mu
nicipales de instruction.