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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17

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c...,I r.....l 7,.,ad ana f,,5 uro
3'.,.e..,l... .on,l;,,atos al
-. w - III It'll. ,,on,,hl;ca
4, p.1.;Ia,.;a \. 10 ron,,bli
"' - p -, =, caha,naao,, 10 los
Tsias ril;niras on cuanto Sc haca
rarro da la Presidential Mr. Harding.
La ro+ieis as do car5cter semi-ofcial.
cADrZ febraro 1--Tas. noticias
o,,a So racibeo de Gibraltar dan cuen-
n de las enormes destrozos que ha
caueado Iii 81 +emnoral cue azoto eI
sr, De E.pa6a la costa de Marrue-
eos +, can+a han siao destruidos
trein+a edifcios nor el temporal V
otr6s mucnos han quedado muy ave
riados.
BInAprST febrero 17-El minis
tro de Hacienda. NJ Hegedus. encontr6
on Ios archives one estaba ordenando
,,ar;os coias de bierro eonteniendo
ororn,as can+idades de niedras precio-
sas Presimese cue esta rioueza per-
teneciera = los mobiles fugitivos. Aho-
ra seran subastsdas destfnando el
producto de la venta a nutrir el en-
hauuecido eralio nacional
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
Premio delReyBelga

New York. cnero 29-El rey de
B6lgica ha ofrecido ell donativo de una
copa. para premiar al triunfador en-
regatas que Sc organicen desde Sandy
Hook hasta Ostende- zen B6lgica. Ese
ofrecimiento 10 ha hecho por conducto
del embajadOr de su naci0n en- los
Estados Unidos. el Baron de Cartier: :
las regatas debfan 'verifcarse el dfa
1 de julio pr0Ximo.
Sc sigue el prop6sito de establecer
de este modo el caMpeonato sObre los
mares. Deberan salir los que contien-
dan por la mahana, desde Sandy
Hook. Oportunamente Sc daran-.a CO.
nocer las condolences especiales que
han de llenar los que quieran tomar
parte en- dichas regatas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
Contra el Rev.
de la Prohibition
Un Farmaceutico de Arecibo privado
de vender alcohol por el Rev.
de Ia Prohibition.

I'll conocido farmac6utic0 de In ciu-
dad de Arecibo Sr. Seijo, Y fabrican-
te Federal una acci6n contra el Rev.
de la Prohibition Mr. d. T. Donald
son. sOlicitando de la Corte SO sirva
declarar sin lugar Y dejar sin efcc.
to algunO una orden dictada pOr el
director de Ia prohibition con fecha
ocho del cOrriente mes. privando al
peticionario de su permisO hajo la ley
Voistead para vender alcohol, whis-
key, brandy, etc.
FL demandante Sr. Seijo alega que
Il pesar de siempre haber ObedecidO
las 0rdenes del departamente Y haber
actuado de buena fG en- la venta de
bebidas espirituOsas, fu6 citado con
fecha enero ~. para comparecer, an
te ell Rev. el dfa \ de febrerO, para eX-
poner las causas pOr las cuales su H.
cencia no debe ser cancelada. SeijO
alega cue cOmpareci0 ell dia ocho, a
pesar de que la Orden expresamente
decfa que el hcariIeg Sc llevarfa ca
bo Is o 80 dfas despues de la citaci0n;
pero no obstante despu6s de un eXa-
men oral en- febrero s. para cuyo exa-
men. no estaba atin preparadO el Sr.
Seijo. ell director Orden0 la cancellation
de la licencia del citadO farmaceuticO
Este por medic del abOgadO Henry G..
Molina solicita de la COrte que la Or
den dictada por el director en- febre-
70 ocho, sea declarada nula, porque
los ounce dfas que Sc lie dieron des-
pues de la citaci6n no habfan eXpira-
do. Solicita tambi6n de la COrte que
revise todo ell procedimiento Y que re-
vogue dicha Orden.
La Corte extendi6 una citaci0n al
Rev. Donaldson, para que comparecie-
IA ell dfa 3 de mario las diez de Ia
maiiana, Y exponga las razOnes
porque la petici6n del Sr. Seijo no de-
be ser declarada con lugar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
III BOlcheviSmO en-
Caricatura

NEw YORK. fchrwiu i5.-
rumuniran.,le Washington que
Ia SENSATIONAL nniicia qne cir
cnlo aver rcSIr.cio al ,ls'SciIhri-
mienio dc un cs,ml'loi para ve-
lar cl yaIc "May-l'loWer" con
81 liesi,lenie Harding a l,oislo.
rcsnlio una falsa alarIia.
III marineio iiaio de entrar
a borrlo cnn la homha. pero Ia
bomba. despues de alberta con
io,lo 'gtne'o dc p;ccauciones.
resGlio que cstaba llena de
whiskey.
FL miedo nj terrorismo cXpli-
ca el reyuelo que adquirio la
ridicula teniaiiva de contra
hand0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17

NEW YORK, febrero 17.-El eyre
gio tener Enrique Caruso esta gravi-
simo desde el martes por la noche. Sc
lie esta sosteniendo la respiration con
aplicaciones de oxigeno. Tratase de
una complication cardiaca a conse-
cuencia de la agudisima pleuresia que
padece. Ell gran artista sintiendose
tan grave pidi6 los sacramentos. La
confession dur6 una hora y despues de
recibir piadosamente la Communion,
hizo entrar en- su alcoba Y llamo jun
to a su lecho todos los artistas de
la Compania del Metropolitan Opera
House y todos quiso abrazarlos y
besarlos en- despedida, diciendoles:
;Adios, queridos amigos!
NEW YORK, febrero 17.-"La
Prensa" sigue dando amplisimos deta-
lies de cuanto Sc relaciona con la
suprema gravedad, con la muerte in
minente del insigne tenor Caruso. La
despedida del moribundo ha sido un
acto emocionante. Todos los artis-
tas lloraban, sin poder evitar los So
llozos, todos lloraban menos Caruso
que mostro una gran serenidad, pero
al abrazar al gran baritone Antonio
Scott, el moribundo no pudo repri-
mir el llanto en- cue estaba anegado
ell gran amigo de Caruso. La despe-
dida fue de una conmovedora ternura.
Ell gran baritone no ha consentido en-
separarse del lecho del moribundo, a
pesar de las recomendaciones que Sc
lie hacen por los medicos. Dia y no
che permanece junto a Caruso, sin
que el cansancio le rinda, aunque Sc
lie We muy extenuado.
CADIZ, febrero 17.-Van llegando
tristes noticias que confirman los Pc
nosos presentimientos abrigados aqui.
Hasta ahora Sc tiene la cnfirmacion
de haber ocurrido veinte naufragios
con un gran humero de ahogados.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
rtt v, 3goe hrsr de ~ scrio
i-fsrss pohs'c5.

t 4ic-ar los
nah de. ios
En Grai Nrei,ia Ale-
ua a Arena paaa' No Is
sprea1sa 1s ns'a cons
t,r-. ua, s. anea-. a nus erIos
Ee.nan ..is n.srna aiss-
raa is r.s. 1a-s a. ia 7 'ad0s
Jul.s sc 1-4n 5ra;aHa Us Re-
a amer.canas c.ifa Do as en-
a sa4 ea sad lie cne b.laa- ie do
a,s. uuai aue prabahlcmsnie sc
aaeL- -.r,a oan relac.da a los calculos
a.,n.-
Sa- Autr.cs eomprende una octava
par-e Be- IA supe-aei9 terrestre del globo.
Brasil ol9. Is tan granie como toda
Europa IRA de sus provincias Ia de
Amazlnas. ha, sido descrita por -el De-
partamento de Agracultura de los 'Es-
tados Undos como Ia region ma. rica
del mundo. desde el punto de VISTA de
la subsistencia humana solo una pDr-
ci6n nauitesimal de las riquezas nata-
rales de Ibero-America fueron explota-
das hasta ahora La La mayor parte
de elias son riquezas latentes que es-
peran desarrollo
sur America Ia sido considerable
siempre como el tesoro virgen del mum
do. Sus habitantes.. al cabo convenei..'
dos de ello, militan Ia idea de que este
desarrolo dele efectuarse por honbres
as su pf pa 'a@"' es ue'-'' eSp''''ll9' t,
1lelof Que POI ssi'.eS Ds A,.: -os n,'''''
~Hispano.Anerica debe conservar 81
alma" es dicbo frecuentemente en- la
prens, suramericana de how. Y tam
h;sn dice. "El .ceite Y el aqua no Sc
,nsz,lan y cualou;er ntento de nez-
,,larIo nroducrd protestas explosives
Los anglosalones no agFadan a des-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
ina proteSta o
huelga religiiosa
La inocencia de unos mines promusve
un motin en- una ciudad
de la India.

Bombay, India inglesa.--La Bolsa Y
los mercados de algodon y de meta
les en- barras, permaneeieron cerla-
dos, en- senal de protesta de huelga
religiosa, como consecuencia de un
grave incidente ocurrido Desarroll6.
Sc este con ell hecho de que varios nj
nos hijos de europeos mataron dos pa
Tomas en- la calle. Sabido es que los
natiVps de la India cOhsideran estos
animalitos como attributes sagrados,
Y por esa razon la gente al saber ia
noticia Sc aglomero eXaltada Y quiso
imponer un gran corrective a los mo-
centes muchachos. La policia tUvo
que intervenir, desarrollandose un
motin que pudo traer fatales conse-
cuencias. Fueron arrestados algunos
muchachos hindus, quienes Sc juraron
vengar en- las personals de los ninos
europeos el sacrilegio cometido, el
pueblo arremolinado pedia la libertad
de aquellos La polcia tuvo que dar
algunas cargas, para imponer el or
den, siendo repelidos los agentes de
la autoridad con palos Y .piedras. HUI
bo muertos y heridos y los comercian-
tes nativos estan considerable esta
question, para yer las medidas que
hay que tomar, fin de evitar en- 10
future que Sc repitan estos hechoS
atentatorios a la fe y ell honor de los
habitantes de la India.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
Iamnnera sesin
de b decima
Legislature


fsns "nMepns" HGNan mas tcnpia.
~. IA ~ para cruar oifo Saxgado
Mnniuipnl "a San 1aan, he sido pre-
scuinaa "a d czn.nEn por les scsorcs
Imsirm Charles n Tiznl.
Los Issimcros en el Scnado. Abril.
Miranda y Caesns zagaciFA, cue tra-
baian cn kns pupiires.
-IIernsndeE Lopez DE- salndo con
Dos nsistuntns.
-Dcspass rous Soto y lucgO Iriar-
tc.
--s.sl en- session.
--Tous Soto y 81 ''otFo doctor" CAM
bian lmpresiones y cl Or. Barbosa no
MIRA por encina dc los lentcs. Be-
nitez, Jordan, Garcia, Garcia Dueos
Miranda lcen. Ramirez, Hernandez
Lopez, Martinez Davila, Castillo y
Zeno escriben.
--Tous Soto pide sc lea el acta.
Aprobada sin objection del senador
por Ponce.
En- la Camara reproduce un de-
hate ,o,. ono,,orso ii Renrasantarta
sciior Dones--de Ia minoria republi-
c.pa-a o,e So env,en cables al Pre-
s;dente Wilson al n,evo Presidepte
H.rd;no Il J,,av rowrer + otros
au,ivos do Puerto Rico, sin antes en-
v;a,.los ! mn. cor,;s;6,, nara estud;o
;nforn,a M.nt;ene q env;o do los
dasnacbos--o,,e puada d;sc,,t;y Ia a.
m.ra q senior I,astra Charlie to-
p,an na,te ON a dehata los .seSores
Alonso. ..Ieade,., soc;al;sta-oua ex-
none j nrohlema del trabai 10 on con-
tra IL i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oue
bpbla do l. ernpls;6n de los socialis-
.l,'ass s, =. (,.;n,a,.a al. NT,,era York Cue
rra c,,s tFats q nrohlema socialists
tal r5n,o lo entiendes y acenta Estados
TTn;dos D ! bace N anlaudido discurso
exnlican,ga como ma ennienda del Sc
i,o, AIonso ~ estaha ;ustiticada So
vota i eahla wilson v Harding v
i & s ap,,,eba j texto nor n,ayoria
Desnues -el Representante senior
ARIZONA, republican,, presenta una en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
Vecinos de CataTo
.piensan visijar al
GObernadOr.

Muy pronto varioS vecinos del po-
blado de Catah0. resideuteS en- In par
te sur del pueblo. V muy cerca del CO
nocido Calo de San Fernando. pien-
san visitar al Goberpador Yagcr para
eXponerle las maIas condic;oncS que
Sc encuentran aquellos contorn0S.
Tamb6n van protestar de Una
gran cantidad de basuraS que han
aglomerado. por aquel sitio 10 que tic
ne convertible aquello en- un verdadero
foco~le infection. Los yecinos eStdn
verdadeiamente alarmadoS, temi6ndo>c
que pueda desarrollarse una epidemia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17
Adhesion de sinpatia

En- Su Asamblea del II y l. del GO
rrienle. le Camara de Comcrcio lie
Puerto Rico ac"rl6 cxped.r nm ca
blr enviando afeciuoSn >aulo al fun
datior de dicia Association bon Sos
themes Brhn. actualmretc rc>iicndu
eli la Hahana. y POI ei intrrGS que la
de 0frecer los lectorcs dc la prem
sa particulalinentc al cemrrcio de
la lSla. So publica a cable-c''ntrSta-
ci6n que acadia dc rccibirse del refc-
rido senior j. I'm:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17

Clmara de Comercio de L. r..
San juan.
Profundamentc agradccido af2ctUO-
50 Sasndo - la Asamblea .inuaI. Il MS
tcd Y dsluas 0ficialcs. dircctortS Y 50
clos de la Cdma.a les cnvio mis- IL =
seos mas fervipntcS para II cont:nuo
dcsarrollo Y 6Xito de- la Cdnara dc
Comercio Y mis- rccuerdoS muy pcrSo-
nales todoS.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-02-17

--TIENE I'd. algura di6cultad On la
maquina de sumar que usa? Dessche
la eompre una Federal Visible" que
ss la maquina de los hombres de ne
gocio.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12

Stove rugs. good quail
ity, felt base, 4 feet
square, without bord-
er, special at rT
each -. 49,. p1
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12

Dollar Days at this always big success We at
tribute this that always
arv values on these days. Tomorrows Dollar Day here
SHOULD by other Dollar Day because
of the remarkable values listed here No phone orders
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12

swine show. Mrs Morrow had pre-
viously gone to Peoria for an ex-
tended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mclaughlin
and daughter visited with relatives
in Monmouth.
M. and Mrs Robb Morgan and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12

Wallace Warren, Mrs. Gertrude
Carse-Appleq1ist and Mrs. Bessie
Wynes were on the program.
The program for the evening fol-
lows:
xylophone solo-John Kaiser,
Jr-, accompanied by Mrs. Kaiser.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12

Vocal solo-Mrs. Wallace War
rem, accompanied by John Kaiser.
Xylophone solo-John Kaiser,
accompanied by Mrs. Warren and
Mrs Kaiser
Vocal solo-Mrs. Gertrude Carse-
Appelquist.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Morford Wis.,
tied with relatives in Aledo.
Rush Morgan were shoppers in
Monmouth Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement harrington
and son John had Sunday dinner
at the Virgil Armstrong home.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12

night by endorsing the school tax
proposition, arranging q dinner at
the November meeting to which
the Boy Scout band of 80 pieces
win be invited and I'm presentation
OF q musical program John Kais-
er, Jr-, Mrs John Kaiser, Mrs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12
WEDNEsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS OCTOBER II, 1921

locality one day last week. taking
farm pictures.
s. o. Morrow and son Eugene
left Friday by auto for Peoria,
where they visited the REMAINDER
of the week at the Fred Parkinson
home and attended the n2tionAi
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12
NIFTY MERCHANDIsE SOLD an POPULAR PRICES
Dollar Day for
the Boys

Boys fannelette pajamas, well made
and very warm, special CT
Boys' Ace Windsor ties, pretty col
ors and special for Dollar Ct
Day at for -. -. .-. ~ x
Boys Tom Sawyer waists, pretty col
ors and patterns special CT
at each ---..-.- $4,000 spA
Boys hats, an the new shapes and
materials, special for Dollar O.
Day at, each -. - $500 sp4
Every Boys Suit and Overcoat is now
offered at a special ca
discount Of - - 49, sp1
EHfatR F1Osrs
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-12

The supper served preceding the
,ropram was prepared and served
Nv the men of the club.
BURGESS
Mr. Forber of Aledo was in this
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
Harvard Professors Win World
Recognition by Researches
With Metals.
RESULT OF IS YEARS. WORK
Investigation Throws New Light on the
Nature of Mattsr-Findlno Of
TIVE Kinds Of Lead I'm.
portant Discovery.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. THE
atomic weights Of nearly forty Of the
ninety or more chemical elements out
Of which everything iu the universe Is
built have been definitely determined
by Harvard chemists In the course Of
investigations begun thirty.flve years
ago and extending up to the present
time.
Attention was called to this pro.
lonxed research today BY the an.
nouncement that largely on account
of his work In this field. Prof. Theo-
dore ". Richards. Nobel prize winner
In 1914 and director Of the Wolcott
Gibbs Memorial laboratory at Har-
varri. had been appointed member
Of the international committee Of
scientists on elenenta while Prof.
Gregory +. Baxter. formerly = pupil
of Prof. Richards and now an indie
pendent Investigator At Harvard. had
been chosen for the International com.
miites on atomic weights.
The Harvard research II said to
have thrown new light on the perpiex.
Ing problem Of the nature Of matter.
while data obtained are being used
daily By thousands Of chemists
throughout the world.
Weights Found Constant
The atomic weights Of the elements
are described NJ the relative weights
In which these elements combine with
each other to form the countless sub.
stances Of which the universe In con.
structed. These weights have usually
been found to be amazingly constant.
Silver from all parts Of the world and
from many different ores has always
the same atomic weight. Copper from
Europe 10 identical In this respect with
that mined under the bottom Of Lake
Superior.
Prof. Baxter's work long since proved
that iron and nickel which fall from
the sky In meteorites coming from the
The Keota news., 1921-12-02

lighter lead with Q heavier variety.
perhaps due to the disintegration OF
the element thorium. and whether
other elements. hitherto supposed to
be iinal and indivisible. may not also
provo to be mixtures and thus open
up Q whole series Of new problems %
TO tho composition Of matter. arc Ques'
tious to which the answers are being
eagerly sought by scientists over the
world today.
Prof. w. ID. Harkins Of Chicago has
strong evidence that ordinary chlorine
II Q mixture. and +. w. Aston OF Cam
bridge. England. by an entirely diner
ent method. indicates that many off'er
elements are probably likewise com
posed Of atoms Of different welshts'
Harvard chemists are working at pres
ent to try to And out moro about these
two kinds Of lead. but they arc nam
pered BY the fact that. once mixed. tho
two kinds cannot by any ordinary
chemical methods be separated.
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
Depression In Shipping Forces
Officers to Take Reduced
Rank to Get Work.
HUNDREDS Of CAPTAINS IDLE
Feur 0isippers Serving en One veeoel
Not Uneemmeo oeevrreoos-of
Seses Suffer with firesnen
and oalloso.

New York.-Four captains On ooe
ship. each Of them qualified By expert.
ence and license to navigate unlimited
tonnage In any waters. but three Of
them serving - mates u not an un-
common occurrence now. due to the
low tide Of world ocean commerce.
On . ship which recently sailed from
New York for q round-trip voyage to
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
Sea Captains
Act as Mates

had under him ~ mates two men
under whom he had formerly worked
when conditions were reversed His
third mate. during the war commanded
an American ship which made nu.
merous trips through the war sous
carrying supplies for the American
army In France.
Accept Reduced Rank.
Il II to the lasting credit Of these
American masters. shipowners say.
that they accept reduced rank cheer.
fully and In their service they render
very high degree Of allegiance and
obedience to the olIlcers temporarily
above them. This applies not only to
their periods Of actual duty. but to
the traditional sea discipline when on
watch.
The laying up Of one ship after an.
other until practically one-half Of
Americas postwar feet Of commerce
carriers has been relegated to q quiet
anchorage, awaiting return Of nor.
malcy In world commerce, has put
Thousands Of good American seamso
ION the beach," a. they term It.
Ohicers suffer with the nremen and
the sailors In the enforced idleosss.
Clubrooms Of associations Of ofEicers
always are well Alled now BY licensed
men awaiting . possible opening on
some trip. When Q call for an olIscer
comes In It II rendered to the man
understood to be most In need Of the
work, and BY him Il II cheerfully &C.
cepted regardless Of the rank Il car.
ries.
The records show that but compare.
lively few are In actual financial dis.
tress through enforced idlcness. A
man who has reached the bridge
through long years Of hard work has
generally learned to be thrifty. and
10 the good years to lay aside some.
thing for the lean ones.
Back 70 Farms.
Hundreds Of American captains now
are scattered all over the New Ens.
land and eastern states doing q period
Of shore duty on farms which they
purchased ~ q safe harbor In which
to weather the stormy seas Of old are.
Generous to the last degree, these men
keep track OF and aid their less for.
tunate associates.
Sailors, deck hands. nreroom forces
and stewards to the number Of thou.
sands are sharing with the oficer,
the effect Of the shipping depression.
Many Of them have been forced to
depend on their union and semichari.
table institutions for keep.
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
olftsd oeoeoe.

0uSeo0 0eoeot.
Senator Suostswoethy sayS We
must save the country"
HAS he any ideas about the best
way to do thatr'
mo. but he can make Q speech On
the subject that viii hold IN audi.
ence spellbound for IN hour"
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
PLENTY LIKE HIM.

THAT man never does Q thing around
this once for all his hufrying and
tussing."
n know II. but he carries the big.
gest bunch Of keys Of anybody here.
and when he hurries they jangie and
It's very impressive. Blu6 10 what
gets you by. anyhow. these days. Didn't
you know thatr'
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
Finds Lead Has
Two Weights

spaces far beyond the earth's orbit
have exactly the same atomic weights
a. iron and nickel from the earth.
fact cited a. indicating In ono respect.
at least. the unity Of the universe.
The most important single result OF
the Harvard study Of atomic weights
is said to be the discovery. hrst proved
definitely some years ago by Prof.
Richards and still holding good
through recent careful tests. that
there exist at least two kinds Of lead.
instead Of one. 1t was found that lead
from radium minerals. while II posses.
ses properties exactly similar to those
Of ordinary lead. has a distinctly
smaller atomic weight. 200.l as against
eO7.8.
Working on Lead.
The lead from the radium minerals
10 supposed to come from the decom.
position of radium. Why lis atomic
weight Is different from that Of ordi.
nary lead. whether ordinary lead may
not itself prove to be mixture OF
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
p.rlslans PET Carved cats.

V1F10toHU P0S V1SvVO OoSos
Paris.-Finely carved In some dark
handsome wood and polished till the
brilliant surface draws the hands to
carcss. q sleeping cat Is the latest
accessory In \ modern Paris salon.
She lies not on q pedestal but on .
rich cushion aud has become . craze
with smart women.
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
Nahltua1,

THAT sailor over there somehow 70.
minds me Of IN old hen lowering .
bunch Of chickens."
II suppose you naturally mean the
one broodlng over there b. The com.
penionwayr
'Oh. no: I mean the one sittinS on
the hatch."@Judee.
The Keota news., 1921-12-02

complete
Beatss located the They have been
slant since 74A under the
The M OF solid brass which measuring
wooo weisnu from to w pounds
and DR., w sent from England
Duncan Of Alexandria
~~S~'~
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
Oamlln0 vlsitoe.

0ahlln0 Vl0ttoe.
"Who's the mysterious stranger In
town.
II hear he's . propasandist." said
Squire Witherbee.
"For whatf'
II dunno. He amt tryin' 70 Dor.
row any money. hs don't ct 20 mail
an tn clerk at tn Eagle house hasn't
been able to draw him out Jet Blamed
II see how we're goin' to 6nd GU,
what tn cuas 70 up TO-"
The Keota news., 1921-12-02

Interested In Rsai Estate.
Mira. Reading-I admit I prefer the
old things. I just dote on "Ths House
Of Seven Oables."
Mr.. Flathunter-Nevee heard oe 4
What does It rsat fort
The Keota news., 1921-12-02

Liberal GduoatlOn.
Regardless Of . ca6dy's yeafo,.
He's always worldly Wtss:
Considering the talk he hoarA
That should not cause 0uspetoo.
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
"Mese Unlque."

"Mese Unique"
II met with an unusual experience
today"
THAT so1 What happenedr'
II upset an ink bottle on Q clean
tablecloth."
Nothing unusual about that"
"Yes. there was: the bottle was
empty"
The Keota news., 1921-12-02
On One Condition.

On One Condition.
You believe In giving the public
what Il wantsr'
"Of course" replied Mr.. Stoeming.
ton Barnes, always assuming that ths
public wants myself and CO."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08

For Every $50 Stamps
you will receive $1.25 worth
of our merchandise.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08

E COUPON
By making a purchase on
Saturday, July 9th, of $500
or over and presenting this
coupon you will receive so
S. & H. Stamps Free.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-07-08

being lodged by vessels fearful of meeting a fate like the THAMES.
Uncle Sans cutters, shown here in contrast to the giant icebers'
AXE wireless reports of the locati on Of the dangerous berss and
whenever possible destroy them.