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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27

-;Se flo usted en- Ia afirmaci6n ca
teg0rica del Comisionad0s de que re-
dncida la cantidad por la Camara de
Representatives. para sueldos de pro-
fesores de.altas5 escueias, Sc queda-
rfan en- San Juan, por 10 menos 200
hifios del nbseno grado, sin poderS en-
trar ,en Ia High School, en- Ponce
unes 100?
Me file no salgo de mi asombro
como pueda Mf.s Miller asegurar tai
cosa, cuando eneel presupuesto actual
habfa para atlas eseuelas $161 900 '
le hemos dado. s151 900, es deeir, 8O,,
900 dHares mas de- 10 que hoy .iene.
En- tales condolences 81 Sc quedaran
fuera tai ndinero de. llifos, bien phdie.
IA depender mas de la camara de que
el Comisionado Mr.. Miller, siguiendo
eli eritetio de sueldos asig1ados su
staff o estado mayor de .einpieados
grandes ' no limitandosele los such
dos para los profesores de alta escue.
"a, los subiera tanto que por tai au-
mento en- los salaries j no por falta
De dinero asignado quedara fnera de
las atlas escuelas osas cafnidad de nj
nos, 10 que toeaFfa eyitar al comisio.
nado mas que a Ia Legislature.
Ne s0rprepde grandemente eI carl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27
Las Isabelinas

racisf rylieiuse a. sns aderias. Ia ~.
lieidn - einad ssial siempre cue ~
manisnga cn sa pnwza cs4stiana. sin
sraspasar las fruiiirrns dcl fanatismo.
IA r,iigian. coma a lacn vim. ~ un
tsnice ex~lcnse 10 cue perjadica al
vino son sus fessneniaciosIes alcolali-
"a aciiica. > Il pcligro religioso cola.
sisie cn Ia fermentation fanhfica. que
csnadnce fkcilmentc a Ia rivalidad y al
odio: pero Ia culfnra > bacn sentidO d.
las Isalelinas que coRocemos. NOS pa
recen frmes garantlas de- que han de
porIhanecer apartadas dc esos extrc-
mos.
Por diversas parties sc llega Ia har-
monia y a la felicidad de los pueblos,
y cuantas mas sociedades propendan
honradamenie a ese fin. tanto mayoPes
seran las probabilidades del exito.
Que no haya. pues, rivalidad encoRa-
da entire los factores del progreso que
marchan a un mismO fin, aunque pOr
caminos diversos, Y sera mas breve 5
SECURE el triunfo definitivo de nuestras
comunes aspiraci0nes. $50.
For de pronto es una garantfa de
buen exits el que Ia mujer ilustrada
venga con decision la obra benem9-
rita del ngrandecimiento, cultura y
verdadera prosperidad de este pals
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27
CObidTlO de Puerto Rie0
Departments del Interior.
=
oFICINA DEL sCoMIsIoNAD0.
8S
San Juan, r. .,
abril IS, 1921,
ANUNcIo DE suBAsTA. {


PROPOSIONES EN- plieg0s rgrral
dos para la adjudication Ell pdblica
subasta de las obras de CONSTRTC-
CIoN DE UN HOSPITAL Ml5NIcI-
PAL EN- TOAsALTAs p. RI, cuyo ples. l,
supuesto aprobado asciende = fJFz
We MIL NOVECIENTOS NOVENTA
Y NUEyE DOLARES con N0TEbs
IA Y. oCHO CENTAV0s (sa,9g9ss)
Sc admitiran en- esta oficina hasta las
Dos (2 p. M del dia CINU0 DE,,
MAYO 4 DE NIL. NONECIENToSs
vEINTIUNo, en- que Sc abriran pii-
blicamente.
Todos los datos pecesafios Sc dar6r,
en- la ofcina del Arquitectos del De-
Ipartamento del Interior Ell ID del
Comisionado Municipal de- Ssrvicio
P1blico de Tea Alta, donde Sc en-
'cuentran de manifesto los docunlen-
tos que han de regir en- el contrato, ~
podran recoger los Hcitadores los pIa-
nos y modelos de pfoposiciones Que /
han de presentar, mediahte IN dep6-
sito de DIEz (s10) DOLAREs aue Sc
ran rcembolsados al ser devueltos di-
chos documentos en- el plazo de- VEIN
TIE 800 DIAs despues DE- efectuada /.
Ia subasta.
la administration Sc reserva e. de-
reeho de rechazaf cduIquier tedas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27

=; Gree us.eal celno dice Mr.. Miller,
que era ntccsario aprohar el plan
nrcvo, que dice el quc pivponfa para
que q,u, los pobres nihos de. los cani-,
pesinos pddiereil lIesare hasta Ell SEX
to grado con el iHismo derschot que
los iiiE8s de- los i.icos? ;..e sse iA.y
!, Reeenozc0 10 o'libgeniosoi del argnsi
nlcntof para sosteiiei= una prcmisal
erronea, pero niegoe quer resa Yentajad
solo puetias obtenarla eel ililo'sdc n,ics-
tros caInpos con la reforma prppues-A
ia pOr sSIr. Miller sArtualHente com
cl sistema que tensrnos, scgl1n report
del mismo AR. MiIiers correspondent.
tie al aho 1920. pagina 451. .apareceu
en- Sexto septimo Y octave grado. ena
las eseuelas rurales; 326 alumnos. Pre-
sumimos que no habrln mas por el
sscaso Jaimero de maestros, no porqucI
el sistenla no 10 hefmfta. a.a
4 Ahera, habiendo auuithtatID zen 900
eI ntmero de maestros rufales, 81 quie-
re el Oomisionado y tantD le interesa
que 10 misnno los hijos de los padres
pobres que de padres rieos, puedanI
aleanzar ei2 sexto;s sdptimg y oetaFeI
grado en- mayer ndmero, paede dispo-
ner las cosas de manera que dlcancen
ese benefieio al igual de los 326 citados.
s. ia svenfaja daiasistema refofmalo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27

e.
certamenes para engendrar antipa-
tfas en- los nfnos v 81 prepararlos pa
ra una vida fraternal y de galanterfa,
enseando asf a esta generacion que
Sc levanta- los modales de la bue-
ma sociedad, y de ninguna nanera
otra cosa que no sea Ia fraternidad en-
tire los nifos. +
Esperamos que en- benefeio de
esta benemerita obra todos scontribniz.
remos al mejor exito, y que Ia
reina que salga triunfante sea feste-
jada de la meiors manera possible, de-
mostrando asi 10 quefse debe demos
trar en-. una sociedad culta, como es
la de Vega Baja.
ri CorresponsaL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27
INTERVIEW CON FL RE-
SR. TzOL

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ssae. AsnsAA. AEnnaa. san SsAneiihn.
Nea. lsalrla. Aa1nuins. aayuea. "a.
n.a,. asaiIlla. .aaits. l-ca Aisa. u"nol
aai asrssas. TaG slala. raA Alta. lso
ruaa , Gmnymna,e. D. dsxAr. euHrrn
Ia , trrs pasaaos aaAl,. asvs'saaislo =
paan mnrre "a ssani-isa. ada. isara -
sulr scHdEsan que saiir l.s Hiil"s d'
cilas.
---sQns aplna nslcd DE- IA asi. .ind slsi
C;asnisisnaae ri rFDiexiar De ane la
calnara De Rrpfescnianscs no le isgs
subldo los suicides a los maostros RI
ralrs de Sso0 y a los macstr0s gradua-
dos a si.ao0.
QUE al C6mislonado ~ Sslsca cn
cse particular cn Ia p"sicion pas sim.
patica y Ia inica conveniente a sns
fines. No pOdrfa ef nunca jusiiiicar
los elevados sneldOs que le fila sn
.estado mayor de Snperintendelltes dc
nucva creaci6n. de $3.OO0,y S2,lo0 81
no le subiese a Ia vez los suicides n
los pobIies maesfrOs ruTales y gradua-
dos. Pero Ia question a resolver por
Ia camara de Representatives. era un
POGO mas ardua que In dc pedir. era
dar, y dar acknowledgements, dentro dc
los recursos de que dispOnia. o mas
sueltlos a los maestros, que por su nii-
nero, rcpresentaha una suma respeta-
BILE, o dar mas escuelas para los anal
| fabt t;is de edad csc0lar, que i'or s'l
niimero mueho mayor que el de los
maestros. representaba una obligaci6n
atendiblc. Obligada la Camara de Re-
lEesentantHs por los pOcos recursos
su alcancc, reconociendO el jrsto de-
recho dc los maestros a ganar mas,
!. Maestros Y sus clasiilcacioncs
Maestros priucipales Ingl6s----
Maestros graduadOs -----.
Maeatros rui.llds s-..--
Maestros Atlas Eseuclas ----.-244-
| -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27
H0TAs De VEGA BAJA

lContinuaci6n de la la. pdg.)
esta dando a este asunto que es SOLO
U exclusivamente de muchachos, un
carzcter extrafIo; interviniendo de una
manera directs las personals mayo
res, lIevadas de ciertos' prejuicios, CO.
81 que no debe permitirse de ningu-
na manera, pues no Sc hacen estos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27
Ell X 2

Tene apcac6n especial ARTRITIMO escr6u supuratva
tuberculosis anem diabetes las Intermediates de
la nufrici6n y de IA general
En- pedo de secundaoy tercaro: Dermats sfita farm
gtis 4 resuados indscubs siempe
riOr las medi,a empleadas hasta e da.
Pidanse folletos expcatos A. Perez p o.
EN- Isla. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27

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iHslms 90 Ns Nnss - sa@ s..le
~ ls.slaases - Nan auan - ss.fase
lzaasaet
las ~ asw - lissas~rnann
psm Nnh aunn - Emap MmpenHaif
esa las essssaAa 1 alsua.ssse b sg.a.
tnalaad gus ssac6 o. l.ssniu sait
sssfAsHf elaui1ss ssansgass uns -
isa~n qu~aas - w. nnse b sa,aiAn
'aasaAx 81 sml. sla n,ewa s.Nsaica.
ia.
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sa.slaa,sas NJ NIlu gue Uzssn,s,as
~ ~ supm~te = h roinislaa tlr Va.
cissaaa o. N eAsaara. lAaF ia ss~NsAu
= a. Ia l,s 0rehmha. a ts.as~Aa6er
~ IA Cnira aefpsidad facaasaaA t,afs
Al snuszAr Ia l.lgslnsuia sr1iaarla.
-ssartr a D. t'aiaAa un psssmacs'a
sie imer-~us , easiaN que ha a. ssTyir
d. lsa~e para - isr~yyyic D. asieaacio-
lies Que Ia De- hacrr In CAmara para
q klgulelIie lielalo.
Mr.. Miller ne iiene aniaFiaaa min
gann para suinrirr l'ncsupnesses a Ia
Camafa. slno al GoleFnador. 4 4 a
prr~.nsado per Mr. Miller al s:obrrna-
dor fue rechazado u ordrnado reba-
jar. de clio Il dnirO culpal,le Serfa Il
Goi'ernador y no Ia Camara de Re
prssentanies que no. podfa tomsr colno
base para sus estndios otro presnpnes-
20 que cl scmeiido por q GobernndOr.
\ 81 Sc orden6 por cl Gobernador
la rehaJa y el que obedeci6 y escOgi5
las partidas que dcbian rebajarse
fnera cOmof logiCamente supOnemos el
prOHo Mr.. Miller. a quien tiene 6s-
te que culpar valientemente, es al Co
bernadOr pOr Ia rebaja Y no seguir
sostenielid0 para hacer convenientes Y
ventajosas .coinparaciones. un presu-
puesto' que no vino Ia Camara por
el dnicO conduct0. legal que es el Go
beTpad0r y. que np fue sostenido siao
rebajadO sumlsamente ante el manda-
to def-dnic0 fanc;onario que tcnfa fa-
cultad legal para someterlo a lf Ca
mara de Representatives.. -
Tenido este en- consideration. en-
ticadea que cualquier manifestation
pdblica que Sc hsga con la no sana
intenci6n de criticar la Cdmara de Re
presentantes, sobre este particular. So
vuelve l0gicamente contra el Gober-
ESTUDIO COMPARATIVE ENTIRE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27

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AZ a,ss , s..asss - ss.gp eaa Mi'a'
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en- safrt ansvsa1l& y a.raaan n.w
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eF Il ruaaaas saaMFsM
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iu la .glnisa slel sesni4,spsaao ~ snrn.
"a. ssnsur ssiIlnrsls en- Ia l.rsisson o.
2ae sarfx.Sus snfalsN ~ cesxssgvn'
"a ca hscaw~ larc lswp acmSssanA
"A CAnara fsxSsnAs q cnaa,Ie an 10 o.
.uss,o De lsig ~ aprol,aran pr h Ia
rislnfara Ism maesirss rnraAsw en
Ia Asamll'lra exsucFaiimria asl mis-
mo afo. ME Mlller para rsan~aiar
cicrsos rs1srs ncqukrl6 ~ aisrahera
en- 4 de- julie De iola. Il prsupueSso
de instruction. r.haJandO Il uimeTO
de unae~nos a I.soo. porqne aleeaia
qIe ne tenfa ulaesiros rurales. suii-
c;enies =, f.
-iConsidtr5 10 ccmisi6n de- IIa-
c.enda para 81 estndiO el pBesupuesto
cue Mr.. MIller pllblIeaaal .raiz d. sns
manifosiaci0nesf, r.sr p ms sasis
Mo 10 hize. por las .razQaes cue
antns le dalo de fIldolei slegal. pere
una vez publicado pOr el4me parece
ccnvenieRtc para aas ei ,pfas sjuzgue
no sobre un ssolo. irnaEinariO dommen-
10, que conozea ial; = como vino. ese
presupuesto enmendadospor cl Gober-
nador y. reeortadO po: el mismO Mr..
Miller y para que pneda raz0nablc-
menie hacer comparaciones, he .prepa-
RADIO nn estudio comparative .entresel
pf-supuasto de instruction Eecomen-
dado Ia Camara por cl GObernador,
y ei presupuestO de instruction actual Y
de csc modo el pals pOdra darse exac-
ia cnenta de las actnaciones de su
Calnara dc Repre-
Ese estudio contie.e las partidas
mas impor.antes que sesha referido
Mr.. Miller: as.r : ~ }:.Fs'.i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27

escogij no ol's,ante. 81 dcl'er dc enss.
FAR mayor ndnero de niilos.
Sin duda. ese nisrO o criierio inspire
n Mr. Miller. cuando siendo Legisla-
dor en- el consejo Ejecniivc. no soli-
cit6 ei aumento de suicides de ea,s
pobrecitOs maesiros que hoy como Co
misionado eXige con tania Iiberalidad
sin duda para lanzarnos encima Ia
mala voluiItad del profesorado. o..
En- abril II dc 1917, para cuya fe-
cha fue aprobad0 el tiitimo presupucs-
TO haj0 cl acta Foraker v siendo Mr..
Miller PRESIDENT de Ia Comisi0n de
Instruction Plibnet v miembro. de Ia
Comisi0n de Hacienda del C0nsejo
Executive. Sc aaprobarea los siguientes
sueldos. que qu los ST. comparen con
los asignados eli Ia ictlalidad. Guam
do Mr. Miller'no es miembro de Ia
Asamblea Legislative.
SueldOs en Suicides en-
1917 1921
S695 aho si,125 ano
540 aii0 800 ano
3G0 afio 702 aho
7,,0OO ailo $4,000 ano
4 n+sFtt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27

EsTUDIo COMPARATIVE ENTIRE LAS PARTIDAs
PREsUPUESTo PREsENTADo la CAMARA DE REPRE-
SENTANTES GOBERN ADoR, PRESUPUEs-
TO QUE RICE ACTUALMENTE Ell APROBADO
POR LA CAMARA RECIENTEMENTE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-04-27

Total los Presupuestos Sf2slo2D $a,sf2ei s4ps}D
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22
ANSWERS TO Yesterdays
QUESTIONS

How many books Of the Bible is
Moses credited with writing? Ans
Five They are Genesis. Exodus. Lev.
itcus Numbers. Deuteronomy
Where are the Biceps? Ans II
is the large muscle in the upper arm
what is bill of sale?" Ans
II is formal statement of the sale
or transfer of personal property.
Prom what IS the word biography
derived? Ans. From two Greek words
leaning life and write.
How does Alaska compare with
eXas in size? Ans. Alaska is twice
The size of Texas
Slow many babies are born every
minute in the United States? Ans.
Five.
When there IS an eclipse of the
sun the shadow of what planet IS
thrown on the earth? Ans The Moon.
S-What is the period OF revolution
Of Mars? Ans. Six hundred and eighty
seven days.
9-Is the water at the foot Of Ma
sara Falls warmer than the water at
the brink of the precipice? Ans. 1t is
a quarter of one degree warmer.
los the interior of the sun LIQUID.
solid or gaseous? Ans. 1t is gaseous.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22

He chose to have it different from
most Orientals and instead of the
warm colors that usually dominate
them. this was done in dull, cool blues
and yellows, and II was scattered with
love birds, which hold such magic
place in the lore of India. The day
that the first stone of the Amabassa-
dor Hotel was put in place. Ohan Ber-
beryan was given the order for a rug
TO At this reception room. Probably
no precious rug in the world is I'M
known to this man. he instantly
sent man to the Punjah with in
structions to have that little rug of
Shah Jehan's copied exactly--only
many times as largc-and by the same
kind of Kashmir weavers who worked
under the Sixteenth century rulers.
The exact colors and design were
achieved and this lovely shadow of
the Renaissance is now here in our
most modern hotel,
TIL entire environs OF New York
are agitated over what to Edward Has
kell. OF Elizabeth, n. J.. seems a per
feet natural and reasonable thing to
DO Two years ago his wife died. and
was buried in a handsome $4,000 mau-
and Mr.. Haskell is preparing to place
its body in the same mausoleum. en-
closed in a purple velvet casket after
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22

instance. the Greenwich Village thea
ter. down in Sheridan Square. at
Greenwich avenue and Twelfth street.
is built upon the site where stood fo-
many years the home of Clemenceau
The Tiger" and where he practice1
medicine while he lived in New York
Since that time until it was torn down
to make way for the theater. it was
the home OF whole cotetie OF artists
and writer's
Nothing in the whole world Of art Is
more interesting in tradition and at
mosphere than are Oriental rugs
Even II they were not beautiful they
would be fascinating saw the
largest circular one in the world the
other day-or that ever WAS in the
world. II IS 30 feet in diameter
fancy that, As It lay on the floor OF
the circular Tongue Of the Ambassador
Hotel. I thought 1t was the loveliest
thing | had ever seen. II seems that
it goes back to the Renaissance for its
replica. the Sixteenth century wnen
India and Persia We're moved by the
same spirit that France and italy
knew. When Louis XIV was serving
as a patron OF arts in France. Shah
Jehan was doing the same thing in
India. And he had woven for him the
wonderful circular rug which now re-
poses in the Art Museum of Vienna
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

What are lucid stars?
2-How fast does the blood travel
through the heart
S-what we'll known name did Wash
ington Irving give to New York city.
What lakes does the Detroit riv-
er connect?
5-What is the title given to the
king Of England in India2
6-Where is the geographical center
in this country?
What is graphite
e-Who was Englands greatest
statesmanr
s-For what are the Kimberly dia-
mond mines famous?
10-Who wrote QUO vadis?"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22

piring early in 1922. but they Will fight
for an increase when that agreement
expires, Philip Murray. vice-president
of the miners union. asserted in his re-
port to the biennial convention of the
organization here today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22
NewYorh
Letter :
hLEcyAaz,uzeP7ce

NEW YORk-In spite of the gener-
al assumption that we live more AMI
more strenuously every year goes
by; that the good old. leisurely days
are past: and that we pursue the di-
minishing dollar more hectically with
each happy New Year: as a matter OF
fact. holidays spread their vacation
ing wider today than ever they did in
our fathers times. One person out Of
every five in this whole city Of New
Y ork spent the Labor Day Weekend
out of town According to the rail-
roads check-ups. we find that .O00.-
200 New Workers. a completely I'M
precedented number, took advantage
* voorhees, Friday night-to- Tuesday
morning and HE'D themselves some
where TO green fields or surfy shores
Then the motorists easily added 10o,-
600 to this number.
Theaters are fine things. Of course.
and we make plant at their multi
plying structures. But II does seem
too bad that they, as we'll as other
business buildings have to mean the
tearing down OF some of our most in
teresting and historic dwellings For
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22

Miss c. F. Mason. principal of
the Castle School, at Tarrytown,
n. Y. has just given TO the Board
OF Trustees OF the school its beauti-
full property Of ten buildings, to-
gether with S2s00CJ and all Of its
preferred stock and her life insur-
ance. This IS TO start a general
movement Under her leadership, Tor
buildings and for funds with which
to pension not only the schools
teachers. but also lis worthy do
nestle servants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22

IT am suro." said Murray. that II II
the purpose OF this convention to de-
clare to the world that we propose
not only hold what we have got nu'
to improve upon same Upon expiration
of the present Agreement
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22
MINER WORKERS TO
RESIST WAGE CUTS

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Sept. 21-Not
only Will the United Mine Workers re-
sst all attempts TO slash miners wa
ges under the present agreement ex-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22


plan.
There is a great deal of unemploy-
ment in this city. and it is disturbing
to see the crowded park benches where
sit the unemployed throughout these
sunny days. But sometimes one Won
ders If the situation is az serious as
il looks to be initiated The other
day for instance a philanthropically
Interested man talked to some of the
jobless park population in an effort
to find out how they were really situ-
ated. He got some interesting infor-
nation on the difficulties of employ
ment. One man, for example, explain
ed his position thus: why am I sit
ting here instead OF looking for a job
Because there's no use in looking I'M
til cooler weather comes. I'm an avn
ing man. take down awnings. eou
see And while this warm sun lasts
nobody's going to want their awnings
down. Nothing to do but wait tin
it's over"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22

a high order
Lucy JEANNE PRICE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22

The White-headed Boy" is the name
Of the play the irish Players will put
on at the Henry Miller theatre later
this month The company is now on
the ocean en- route from Dublin 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-22
THE TIMES.

simple funeral services" He sees
no reason for the disturbed attitude Of
his friends and neighbors over the
plan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-12
Male Dress Improper;
Prof. Advocates Kills

be acknowledged by all artists, .
fern more abstractly beautiful than
woman. The Greek sculptor, who
was distinguished by an exalted love
Of beauty. showed his appreciation OF
this by making all his figures OF
women very masculine in their pro-
portion. and by emphasizing In his
female figures the resemblance to the
more beautiful male.
1T seems q pity" Professor Ira
QUAR- commented, that with these
natural, advantages man should con-
denim himself to wear his present In
sanitary. expensive and grotesoue
garments when there are so many
ways in which he could make himself
more interesting at much less expen-
diture."
Prof. Traquair thinks there 10 some
thing to be said in favor Of open necks
and short trousers for men.
"Our gallant troops in Mesopotamii
found the advantage Of this dress, he
pointed out, declaring also his opinion
that the only decently clad male
creatures of the present day are the
Boy Scouts. Asked II he had any aug-
eestion to OFFER as to artistic dress for
men, the professor said that any
scheme would have to be founded on
traditional lines, as anything abso-
lutely new never would be considered
As IL was, he saw not the slight est
chance Of any change In male attire
being adopted
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-12

naalsesia. but is interesting from .
scientific standpoint"
Nobody knows the trick but my
self. / venture to say that there rs
not n man in Toronto who could have
his past truthfully revealed to GER
tain persons without danger to him
self. That is why I would not supply
q county or a criminal court with the
preparation. because there are sor,e
things that are sacred to q man him.
self and such an ether might, in the
long run, do more harm than good"
WILL KEEP 1T SECRET.
DR.. Cotton said many preparations
for the purpose of eliciting the truth
eventually would be discovered, pat,
for his part he will refuse to give the
chemical secrets for the ether base
that he has found.
DR.. Cottons new ether Is what IL
called an ethylene ether. The formula
of the preparation is given as follows
by DR.. Gehrman, OF a chemical manu-
featuring firm at Albany. This
process ether is very carefully pre-
pared-adsolute diethyl ether, with 2
per cent volume of ethylene and one
half per cent volume of carbon dioSide
and I per cent by weight of alcohol to
keep 1t from frosting the mask. That
Is all there Is in the Cotton ether.