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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18
Pipe, l29 Years Old ~.
Brought to America
Held Beyond Price
DENVER, Sept. IT,

DENVER, Sept. IT,
IN all the province of Minsk no one
had ever beheld such a pipe. VII
layers of Kovel spread word OF the
marvel Of craftsmanship afar. Peas
ants trudged many miles through
the forests to marvel at the work of
the master craftsman of the Rus
sian village. e.
They exclaimed at the skill that
had fashioned the teakwood bowl,
representing the body of a dog.
The dogs head formed the cover of
the bowl. Proudly the bearded old
pipemakers called attention to the
silver mounting, craven with the
crown OF Peter the Great, and with
the year-1792 - inscribed beneath
&c. E..Es,.H
That was 100 years ago.
Today, after passing through the
terror OF pogroms. after being held
the cause Of sudden death, after
comforting within prison walls the
oppressed Jews OF Russia, after
being lost and found and lost again,
the pipe is the property Of Bartin
weitz, Of this city.
The old pipemaker Of the village
Of Kovel held this. his masterpiece,
to be beyond price," says Nveitz. "It
was not for sale. He presented Il to
his closest friend. my great-grand.
father.
Then came the great posrom Of
179s. The peasants descended upon
the village Of Kovel and slew all the
jews who did not flee and applied
the torch to their homes.
Later my grandfather fled with
pipe in his possession
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18
BY j. MI. KEYNES
Author Book THE Economic Con-
of Peace Earned Him a Vide Reputation)
'FIigh Wages DUE to Fleeing War Conditions
II Did Not Arise from Normal Profits of Bust
ness, and Could Not BE Permanene. Re-
y sisting Fall of Wages is an Impossible En-
terprise Labor Accepts With Good Grace"
Famous British author, WhG

a community, of which the popu-
lation increases. maintain its
standard OF life unless It saves?
For. in population. lying behind all
other economic influences. Is the
deepest origin Of TIM instability Of
our society.
Thus, the Improvement In real
wages. which were granted in 1920
in many quarters OF the world. were
granted too lightly and without
considering the ultimate incidence
Of the burden. and we were led into
this course. krgely because bust
ness men had ~ that time an abb
normal source Of revenue. due to
the depreciation Of money. beyond
and apart from the normal profits
Of business.
Seeing this abnormai revenue. the
working men Of the world naturally
determined to secure a share Of 1t
for themselves; public opinion was
with them; and business men and
farmers and producers of all kinds.
q little terrified at their own AK
cessive gains, were not very reluc-
tant to concede It..
It is difficult for the workers now
to understand that these high
wages were due to fleeting condi-
lions and that, since they did not
arise from the normal profits Of
business, they could not be perma-
nent. g..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18

the Government in a new Place.
The Heroes who came home full
Of Flu and Lead were met at the
Station by Hezekiah who had
grown a Chi Whisker and was
sporting White Vest.
He gave each one a Gard an
nouncing that all Of our country's
Brave Defenders who had failed
to become well flied on $50 per
month would get what Money they
Needed at per cent a Month,
with Real Estate an Security.
By going through Bankruptcy,
sidestepping the Assessor, work
ing the Farmers for Railroad
Bonus, handling the funs for De-
nominational Colleges and putting
the Double Hammer Lock on the
Small Fry who had notes falling
due, Hezekiah accumulated Wad
that you couldn't Gee over with q
Step-Ladder. ~, 4. ~. go y,
He and other old Gentlemen
with pink Jowls and cold, fishy
Eyes would occasionally meet in
some Directors Room, finished in
Mahogany. The Meeting would be
opened with Prayer, after which
they would discuss Ways and
Means of putting the Interstate
Commerce Law on the Hummer,
squaring the Legislature without
passing any Of the Stuff out them
selves, and handing the Public the
Short End Of it. ..
Having arrived at this Proud
Eminence, Hezekiah was ripe to
sprinq some Advice TO Young Men.
Any Patriarch who has slipped
the Tall Mitt to the entire Uni
verse and dealt from both Ends
of the Deck is the Real Boy when
it comes down to laying out Rules
of Conduct for the Yale Youth
who wants $14 Job. r..
So Hezekiah Cooper, the Emil
nent Financier, who never smoked
a Cigar, never took Drink and
never asked anybody else to do
either, was invited to address the
departing Class at the Local Bust
ness College.
He sat on the Rostrum wearing
Black Broadcloth, 'betokening Vir-
tue, and in addition to his ancient
Trade Marks, the White Shirt and
the White Vest, he had q White
Bow Tie. As he sat there in con-
spicuous Rectitude, wondering IL
the Congressional Investigation
would harm the Beef Trust, it
could be seen at q Glance that he
never would take anything that
was too heavy to carry, unless he
had Dray.
The studious Young Gentlemen
who had been preparing them
selves to go out into the Great
World and draw Car Fare as Book
keepers and Stenographers looked
UP at honest Hesekiah and, said:
lHIs 10 WhSTe lie puIS W. next 10
the Recipe for Getting There
At Last the Honored Guest
arose and told the, Glass that the
Young Man who wishes to succeed
must be Upright, Frugal, Indus
trious. and Patriotic.
He considered 1t the Duty of
every Young Man to accept what
ever Compensation was offered
him and be Content, for as soon as
he began to earn more his En-
ployer would come around and
push 1t into his Pocket.
Above all, he must love his coun-,
try and let Integrity be his Watch
Word and remember that q Good
Name is better than Riches, even
II other People don't think so.
Then he sat down without bat
ting an Eye, and every member Of
the Class knew just how to 20 out
and pile up a Million.
MORAL: WHAT'S more, they be-
ieve IL themselves.
= Copyright 1891, by George AIDE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-18
EAT last the Honored Guest arose.
IN Wayback Township. along in
the Early Victorian Period,

I'm WayDack TOWNSHIP, along IN
the Early Victorian Period,
there arrived a 12-pounder.
When he was three days old he
was exhibited to a Bunch in the
Spare Room by an Old Lady who
made a Study Of Collie. She was
q baby Expert. ~ =,
While little Ippsy- wippsy was
being inspected, he opened one Eye
and spotted a silver Half Dollar
that the Honorary Nurse wore as a
Brooch. Immediately he closed in
on 1t. They had to choke him to
make him let, 70. In after Years
1t was remarked that this was the
only time that he went after the
Coin and failed to bring IL home.
- The Baby never had any Flare
ups at Night because he had over
heard them say that it cost 81
every time Doc was called in. He
would lie. quietly in his Crib for
Hours at time looking up.at the
Ceiling and computing Compound
Interest on the S. Gold Piece that
had been put in the Bank to be
drawn out when he arrived at the
age Of Fl.
His Parents gave him Biblical
Name so as to make him a strong
Come-on for Investors wearing
Wooden Underwear. Hezekiah
Hooper was the Monicker elected.
They wanted a Label that would
carry Weight on a Letter-Head
and treasured the Soft Mark who
was about to sink his Patrimony
in Mining Venture.
At the age of 4 Hez sat down
and figured that if he devoted his
Life to Physical Toll, he might
some day be the Owner Of a six
room Cottage fully protected by a
Mortgage, whereas il he wore a
White Shirt and kept busy with
the Pencil, he might be Rich
enough some day to loll in the Sen
ate. So he went out looking for
Work to hand to other People, thus
becoming what the Campaign Ora
tor calls a Captain Of Industry.
If man wanted the Weeds pull
ed from his Garden, then Hex
would take the Job for rs cents.
He would buy s cents worth of
Stick Candy and place it judicious-
ly SO that at Nightfall the other
boys would have Blisters and the
Stomach-Ache, while Hez would
have 20 cents sailed away in the
Tin Bank.
When he was still Young Man
he made the Important Discovery
that the Honest Laborer who dug
Post Holes for IL Hours at
Stretch got SIPS in the Currency
Of the Realm, while the Brain
Worker who led out a Spawned
Horse and talked Bunk for 20 Min
utes could clean UP s14.50 and then
sit on the Porch all Afternoon
reading, "The Lives Of the Saints"
Also, Hezekiah led up to the AL
tar Hold-Over whose Eyes re-
fused to work as Duet and whose
Figure had all Of the graceful ms
and outs Of a Flag ole--but she
owned half of the Land in the
Township. Hezekiah said Some
thing about the Beauty that fadeth
even as Flower, and then he con-
nected with her Property. s.
When Grim Visaged War show
ed its Awful Front, Hezekiah went
down to the Court House and hol-
Tered for Democracy until he was
Black in the Face. He showed all
the Emotional Farm Hands where
to sign their Names and promised
to keep them supplied with o. D.
Overcoats, Beans, Plug and Hard
Tack until the whole Works had
been Saved. Every time there was
q new Call Cor Men, he took a
firmer hold on the Commissary
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14
los MIDNIGHT FELLOW" Gle
RRAN LA TEMPORADA CON
BROCHE DE ORC.

Anoche, como habiamoS anunciado, Sc
celebro en- Ell Hotel Condado Wander
bilt, el bale de pifata ofrecido por
la simpatiea sociedad de los Midnight
Fellows, a las reinas del Carnaval de
1921 sus cortes de honor Una CO,
mission compuesta de los Sres. Federico
Rubert Guillermo Kearney Jose j.
Acosta recibia los pumerosos invita-
dos. FL bale comenzo las nueve de
la noche con un entusiasmo delirante.
Cuando Sc TOGO ell primer walls el salon
estaba verdaderamente repleto,,
La comparsa Mora asistio al bale,
presidida por su simpatica Reina Sarin.
Algunas de las senoritas que forman
parte de esta comparsa. Sc vieron i'm.
posibilitadas de-asistir.
ST nos pusieranos a mencionF los
nombres de las senoras y senoritas que
embellecieron anoche los elegantes sa.
lones del Hotel Condado, no habiamos;
baste decir que ALI estaba todo nuestro
mundo elegante, el que Sc divirtio de 10
Undo.
FL ambigu fue soberbio Ali habia
de todo en- gran abundancia. Todos los
invitados hieieron grandes elogios de los
Iriquisimos manjarss' que gustaron. Una
lcomisi6nsde jovenes fue lnornbrada para
lfelicitar a Mr. Ray, por Ia exquisite y
lelegante presentation del ambigu
Las Reinas sarfn Gomez. Gladys de
Castro, Celeste Rauschempiat. Ana Ma.
ria Vachier y Mercedes Audrey asistie.
ron cada una de elias luciendo sus pre-.
ciosas coronas, dando con clio un gen.
til esplendor al festival
La Reina Pepita valdes. di6 excusa
por no poder asistir. Con tai motive
hubO quien derramo aleunas lagrimitas.
La orquesta del Hotel estuv6 como
siempre. inmejofabIe.
La preseneia del jefs de Ia policia
secreta Mr. Dolby. en- compania de
varios detectives. quienes fueron los
priineros en- ilegar, y no hacian mas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14

arnae 5 ef swirte ahos a. nue.
tas sfguiacioncs comercialcs impucs-
sas. hs qae.lado bien paiente la ga.
rast a. ia solvencia. Ia etica pnofesio-
ua' ia uuesfros comcrciantes. \ aho-
"a. eauudo Ia desquiciadora IGina de
sra verdadera catSs;rofc financiera
sacude con brutal violencia a los
peshlos he mas amplias riquezas. We
mcs como merced al tino. al acierto,
Z Ia provision. a Ia compctencia y 4
houIadez de nuestros hombres de
neroeios, Puerto Rico da el magnifico
ejemple dt 81 admirable equilibrio f.
nancicro; Y asi sc libra de las contin-
gencias de una agravacion que en-
otras parties no pudO evitarse.
Auestra primera autoridad, a cuyos
aciertos hemos puesto mas de una
vez un coinentario de merecido elo-
gi2, ha tenido ahora, en- su discurso
del viernes, el doble merito de ser
opoTtuno y de ser justo. Lo que nues-
tro Gobernador ha dicho en- honor de
nuestros comerciantes, habia que de-
cirlo Y era precise que 10 dijera quien,
como el, tiene la autoridad, por
el privilegio de su cargo, de poder sus-
traerse a las influencias que no ema-
nen de un alto proposito de serena
ecuanimidad, ajena a todo sectarismo.
Y porque ha tenido el acierto de
decirlo en- el momento propicio para
clio, porque ha sabido poner de relie-
We la importancia de este grande, de
este immense servicio que han pres
tado al pals y a su riqueza Y su
paz interior, los hombres de negocio
que aqui desenvuelven sus actividades
fecundas, seria esquivar los deberes
inaplazables que impone ell comenta-
rio de la actualidad rigurosa, el guar
dar un silencio indiferente ante las
mobiles palabras del Gobernador que
tuvo en- el senior Travieso, uno' de los
altos representatives del pals, un va
lioso y autorizado colega identifcado
en- el concepto y en- la expression del
justiciero fallo.
Aunque estas voces elocuentes no
tuvieran otra signifcacion que la de
un merecido desagravio, va es. ESQ
ha-tante para darles la resonancia
mcrecida, pero en- estos inomentos
significan mas todavia: son una invi-
tacion a la tranquidad, a la confan-
"a bien fundada y ESQ, ahora, en- es-
tpi instantes, es de una oportunidad
definitiva.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14
CARNAVALINA

g. No YES como RE ell campo, la natu-
1aloza?, he de hacerte reir por fuer-
"a; Y comenzo:
Z Has visto al gigantic jorobado que
de un tiron Sc traga un saco de mo-
nedas? 5No?, pues ihas leido ell
cuento de la vieja hada que por el
puente de cristal del arco-iris Sc re-
monta al cielo, llevando debajo de
los brazos dos escobas para barrer
con elias los luceros? iNo te ries
aun? porque no has visto Ia mona CT
negunda vestida de gran sonora, con
toca y manto de armino, un tocado
completamente polar, bailando la "a
rabanda antigua, mientras ell Glow
SAGA cintas y mas cintas de un tonel,
que no Sc acaba nunca, Y, cansado
Ge la tarea Sc vuelve al p1blico para
contarle, volcando el tonel, la magia
de la trampa. .
Asi lie invent6 ell pobre enamorado
mil graciosas consejas, mil cuenteci-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14
Febrero de 1921.

que dar vueltas por el salon, fue causa
natural de molestia.
Un precioso abanico, .obsequio de la
sociedad, fue. sorteado entire las damas,
y TOGO en- suerte una bella, cuyo nom
bre no hemos podido overiguar, pero
nos basta decir que es parienta de Be-
nigno Perez, quien anoche nos dijo muy
cmocionado que tenia el corazon ago
biado. lDesengano funesto! Ilusio-
mes truncadas! =. iAyl...
Tengo que dar miles excuses la
Directiva de los Midnight Fellows, por
haber incurrido en- una falta imperdo-
nable, la de no haber llevado al bale
los carnets: espero que con Ell response
que me fue echado telefonicamente esta
maiana por ell Presidente Sr Rubert,
pasaran ESQ por alto mis- amigos.
El bale termino la una media de
la madrugada dentro del mayor entu-
siasmo.
No podemos terminar esta resafa s.n
felicitar la comision organizadora,
que bien merece un APPLAUSE por Ia pre-
paracion de tan brillante festival.
Antohito Bonilla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14
TEhAS DEL kOkENTO
Ell DESAGRAVIO

Resulta de una jug' a plentaa
"a qae con tar cesasaahc NnFa -
lanxAn frpcucntcmenft utt.oarcias q
ncnsnciones contra rrcs,ras hamhges
De neeocios, Qleritnoolcs rf,seftsf
en- plano inferior q ic 81 otro. nai-
ses--, recoger y comgrt.. ...- iolgs TO-
DO el nelieve que uener. ..s nllatr~s
pronunciadas por e. Gobonador a.
ger, en- el banquete de, yiornas, ~ q
Hotel Condado VANDERBILT.
Los momentos son opoItuuoe para
hablar de este, y q cameutario c3r-
dial ha de mostrare prop.cio. Ne ao-
10 aquello que sirya para aplAtar .e-
eelos y para avivar rencores-ha de
ser acogido por la prcnsa. Los igicios
equitativos, ecuanimes, los que lie
van en- 81 el noble estimulo de una re-
paracioh, deben encontrar facil Y ra-
pido el vehiculo de Ia pub!cidad para
que lleguen a todas parties y cum
plan su proposito.
En- medic de la crisis mundial, de
Ia korrenda crisis dc empobrecimier-
to mundial que ha-lanzado a la Gale
ejercitos enteros de trabaj jadores Y de
oHcinistas, que ha hecho quebrar es-
tablecimientos de credito y ha lanzado
a la bancarrota firmas poderosas en-
otres paises; nuestra Isla, sin dejar
de sentir, en- cierts modo atenuadas,
las rachas del temporal que tales des-
trozos esta causando en- paises cerca-
nos y opulentos, va librandose del peli
gro, va sorteando los riesgos, va cafni-
no del restablecimiento de valores en-
crisis, sin pasar por las sacudidas
violentas y por las inquetantes alar-
mas que EN- otras parties Sc producer.
Siempre tuvo la fama mcrecida ae
una gran solidez Y de una insospe-
chable solvencia el comercio dc nues-
ira isla, cuyo credito ilimitado en-
otros. tiempos, Sc pudo salvar con to-
dos sus prestigios al operarse aque-
Ia transformation con el cambio de
soberanfa que inpuso a nuestras i'm
portaciones la limitacion de IN mer-
cado 'fuertemente amparado por el
arancel y que al amparo de ese pri-
vilegio, suprimides asi en,absoluto los
competidores legitimos, restringia los
creditos al Corereio del pals impo-
niendo sus apremios en- las operacio-
mes con esa intolerancia que da la
impunidad.
Sin embargo, Ia solidez de nuestro
comercio resistio victoriosa esa trans
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14

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q traiar sle curaros y q hacer "a.
rr vueSiros den4 hos a homhgts o.
tFeS. que puedcn tomar IN melic'ua
que qui,i "a. SEA Ia dc Angel Garcil
aurandero. Ia que r'c"mi nda q l'o.
partamrnto de- Washington.
Dinero hay. y 81 nucStros J"'c~ po-
'i;icoS. que tantos agasaios recihcn.
luisieran. bien podrian hacer un Eer-
moso geSto de pairioiismo Y d cir:
NJ ildN bilfNu'N~. i' i3dN i'-'A'0'
40 mas ofrendas. deiad csc dincr0 pa
a curar los loproSos. quiero que lac
d",mn la Salud"
Erindsmos con aqua de COCO y GO
mamos caiia rOmantica y pucriorrigl
ilamente. asf me acordar6 del tcrruno
ii recordar su dulzor de mujcr guaji-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14
/. Don Pro AMAnoR

Nuestro querido compagero cl vetc-
rano periodista bon plo Amador (Bo-
ricual, esta va en- franca coavalecen-
cia, 10 que nos hace esperar yerIe RS
tableeido. Ell compa1ero abandon6 el
lecho hacc va varios dias. pero anl
pc encuentra debil Y no 'ha sido arrto-
rizado por los medicos que lie asistcn
dejar sus aposentes.
Don Pfo 10 estara pronto tanAitn ;
70 estara pronto, para satisfaction de
sus muchos amigos, porque del sano v
fuerte ORGANISING del .estimddo compa-
Zero hay que esperar, absolutamente
confades, esta favorable reacci6n que
va So adyierte con inequfyocas Sc
miles. ;.
Asisten al coinpanero que sufre de
una fuerte infection malarica, los
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14

Hos, sin lograr yer entreabrirse CO.
mo dos hileras de una estrofa, los la
bios de su amada.
va, convencido de su poca fortu-
ma, y, preocupado con su seriedad:
iAh! Oye, lie dijo: isabes una cosa? :,
pues. que va no tie quiero...
La nina rubia entonces, rubia como
los trigales, rubia como la miel, ru-
bia como la cerveza, abrio ell CANA
rim escarlata de su' boca,. donde ale
teaEa el beso tibio con sus alas de
rosa, mostrando sus do7 r;nas de per-
las -iguales, = desgraa, a la trans
parencia de la manana que pareciia
una gran pausa, un repique general
de risas como un Undo collar cayen-
do en- sonora copa de champagne, que
fuera desgranando sus cuentas en- la
sonora falda de la brisa.
La Hija del Caribe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14
AUxILIo MUTUo

Entradas: Rafael Rivera Oyola, de
San Juan; Felix Ar6stegui Fernandez.
de Santurce; Jose Ma. Franco vicen-
te ' Elias Arana Arrivf, de San Juan;
Manuel Bernaldo Donis, de Caguas /;
Francisco Casanovas Canal de San
Juan; Ramon Rivas Garcia, de Ca
yey; Pablo Llayina Aponte, de Ca
syey; Antonio Lafon Torres, de San
Juan.
salidas Evaristo Camara, de Puer.
ia de TERRA; Victor Machargo sam
chez. de Guayama y Jesds Gonzalez
Martin6. de Bayamon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-14
PARA HIS AMIGOS DE IA EIA RSEDOH LEONARDO PLAHAS.

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aue gu.-la nire tuuy inq@iaaa siN
hnrsr. ma g. dilsa.n tolus. aue eim
''"rrullo d. Ia ratrin qn saH ,.i~ b.
e'rn ~ d. mas ailas .las san dalsv
sN~r rsns s~eAs,
Al. 81 sssAwsmadsT o. Ia lisaTa de
"a sArland. "a salsra u. qar r~thi'
mai ~ aslnsis ,Siarlo. Rcro. sti,-
ne ilsnlo para visiiaros;... one Va (.
Cadn dia drxilc ir. = dsr 6raencs. >
cada dia se pone 81 sud y musrc un
lnolpssiio ga IA incrn ndio hcTGnosisilaa
Tod"s. iolos. tolos. 90 mismo. Inos
y oiros. qn" nj SOY polftica. nj csiuy
de nlngdn lado. IL u ruido ensor-
deSVtlor de laS ciuda,les I'll callahae.
En- vuesir0 rptir, 40 Oiriddis llma.
EH camJi0. COlOmJaHi y los pcqR' nos
BoEah skdH rRCitO acOrdsrSe Il
mi. No. amigos mios. cI fcsHc rHido
del pHcb,o les atHrdi1 famJida. Sed
pacientes y animosos. Esperad sin
dcsesperaciones; tened IL en- los d 4
ciclo. donde no hay ruldos mundana-
!ts. Ana vuesiras oraciones las oycn
todos. todos dcciden que So rcali-
GO 10 que convenga mas vucstra
fclicidad futura. La puesta del Sol
no Significa I'm dosengaho para voso.
tres. sinO una Illusion que forcce.
iLHI.
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