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Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Senator Watson
 Asks Protection
 From Chug Bikes
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WASHINGTON. oct. 2o-A de- mand for protection by capital po- lice from automobiles and that de vilish machine known as the motor cycle" was made in the senate today by Senator Watson, Democrat of Georgia Referring to the Stars and Stripes floating from the capitol dome. as a guarantee ''of life, liberty and limb" the senator declared sen ators were compelled to jump from in front of motor vehicles and that tourists and other visitors also were imperiled. The police. he asserted. gave virtually no protection. He also charged they permitted dogs to chase pet squirrels in the capitol grounds.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Mid-West Roads Preparing For
 General Strike
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CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-F'ailure of the railroad labor board to settle the strike question through it's confer ences with union leaders today means that the railroads in this section will redouble preparations for strike, presidents of several roads said to- night when informed that the con ference had adjourned with no defi- mite results.
 Tt looks like an impasse had been reached" sad W. H. Finley president of the Chicago x Northwestern. The matter will be taken up Fully tomor- row at a meeting of western railroad executives and undoubtedly plans to combat a strike will be pushed
 Samus Felton. president of tho ChfcagoS Great Western, said Things look bad.
 A majority of other presidents re marked that they had hoped for . i seth ement but that the situation cer- tainly was not improved any
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
RADICALS
 THREAT AMERICAN OFFICIAL $
French Communists Plot Retaliatory Measures If Convicted Murderers In U. 5. are Executed
WARNING U. 5. CONSUL
Strong Guards P la C e d Around American Offic- es; Today Set For Carry ing Out Threats
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 PARIS, Oct. 2o.-A plot by French communists to take retaliatoyy meas ures against all American officials in France in the event of the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti, convicted m the United States of murder, was re- vealed tonight when it became known that threats had been made to blow up the offices of the American rep arations commission and the pass port bureau.
 Threatening letters warning of re- prisals in the event of the death of the two men were also received today by the American consul general, A NJ Thackara, and the American consuls at Marseilles, Bordeaux and Lyons. As a result strong forces of police were guarding the new building near the Place de L'Etoile. occupied by the separations and passport offices, and also the consulate in the Rue des Italiens. The police in Bordeaux, Lyons and Marseilles are guarding consulates there.
 Letters to the passport and repara- tions officials were not signed, but 8 letter received by MT. Thackara to- night was signed by the communist organiza ton in a small town near Lille. T. said retaliatory measures would be taken against American citi- zens in France if the men were exc cuted.
 No arrests had been announced to- night by the French police in con- nection with the explosion of bomb in Ambassador Herricks home, and police say they have abandoned the theory of a plot and relieve that the sending of the bomb was the act O1 an individual communist.
 Police have discovered the postof- flee where the package was mailed It is located in the werkman's quar- ter Ambassador Herrick received 4 more letters of protest today, includ
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Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
LABOR BOARD STRIKE FARLEY FAIL;
Developments In Strike Situation

Following we're Thursdays ds- velopments in the railroad strike situation:
 Conferences between labor board and presidents of five unions which have ordered a walkout adjourned with the announcement from the board that no definite results were obtained and the union chiefs re- turned to Cleveland
 Eleven standard" unions, repre- senting nearly three-fourths of the country's railway workers and which have voted for, but have not called a strike, marked time pending con ferences between the labor board and the big five
 Secretary Hoover announced plans have been completed by his depart ment of transportation of essentials in case of rail tie up.
 Chairman McChord of the inter state commerce commission and Act ing Attorney General Rolf confered with President Harding over the rail situation.
 Eastern roads advertised for men to fill vacancies which would result from strike. Central Railroad oi New Jersey received so many re- plies it announced no more can bt considered.
 American Railwaymen's associa- ton, with 10000 members, appealed to railroad workers not to strike
 Railroads announced poll of em- ployes to ascertain how many will remain at work if there is q strike.
 New strike vote ordered amons Pennsylvania lines shop craft work. CTS.
 Announced that interstate com merce commission freight rate decis ions. in regard to hay, grain and lum- Der are imminent.
 Southern Railway officials an nouneed it was not represented a recent Chicago rail executives meet ing where plans to seek a new Il per cent wage cut were announced.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Keeping The heels Spinning

THERE was never Q time in the history of the newspaper business when newspaper adver- Using was so broadly recognized as indispensable to every re- taller. Newspaper advertising turns the wheels of industry. 1t brings into one common meeting place the retailer and the con- sumner. There are many methods of bringing publicity to many products, but it is now recog- nized that the one method guar anteeing 10O9o efficiency is the method of using newspaper ad- vertising.
 Every time a test Is made newspaper advertising makes good. From an economical view point, newspaper advertising stands in a class of its own, as hundreds of Phoenix business men realize. Newspaper adver- Using is the power that turns the wheels.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Of
 Mexico Will Pay
 Head Tax Today
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MORALES. Ariz., Oct. 2O-An Americans and other persons not citizens of Mexico, who cross the in line on their way to points in the interior of Mexico. will have to nay d head tax of eight dollars each. beginning tomorrow, accord ing to F. J. Dyer, American consul at Nogales. Sonora.
 Nr. Dyer said that the chief Of the Mexican immigration service at NogaIes. Sonora. had notified him today that a Mexican law. modelled after a similar measure in the United States imposing head tax on i'm migrants would become effective to- morrow.
 Persons who pay the head tax and then leave Mexico within six months after entering it, will have the entire amount refunded 10 them. whether they enter and leave though tho same port or not, Mr- Dyer said he was informed He also said that per sons crossing the boundary for briei visits to border points would not bt required to pay the tax.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Health and Style Go Hand in Hand

THE modern woman
 | not only demands style but also health in her dress. One of the most necessary arti- cles is a correct corset, made with respect to both health and com fort. You will find corsetieres, as we'll as numerous other lines of business, listed in T h e Republican $ Business Directory.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Federal Barge Line
 Will Afford Strike
 Relief Till Dec. IS

ST. LOUIS. Oct 20-In event of railroad strike. the federal barge line on the Mississippi can be depended on to handle 55.0o0 tons of freight out of here from oct. 90 until De- cember 15. when 1t is probable ice floes will prevent operation of the barges. This announcement was made today by J. D. Missing traffic manager of the line,
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Estate or Late
 Epes Randolph
 Valued $227 ,248
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TUCSON. Ariz.. Oct. 30-The es- tate of the late Col. Epes Randolph is valued at S22724S.60 in an ap- praisal filed in the superior court here today Appraisers are Nose Drachman, Fred Goodell and G. A. Duff, appointed previously by the su- perior court.
 Interest of Colonel Randolph in the Southern Pacific lines is placed at S7,550 and in the Arizona Eastern railroad at $500.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Men Accidentally
 Shot While Deer
 Hunting Is Dead

NOGALES, Ariz., Oct 20 sam Parient. 90 years old, of Patagonia, who was accidentally shot while hunting deer in the santa Rita mounatins ten days ago, died in the army base hospital at Camp stephen D. Little here today. Parient was shot by R. B. Nerfurth. one of his companions, who mistook am for a deer
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Admiral Beatty Will
 Reach America Today
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NEW YORK, Oct 20-Admiral Earl Beatty of the British navy. ele- Fated 10 the peerage for valorous service during the war, will arrive tomorrow on the Aquitania, greeted by destroyers, airplanes. and the roar ot fort guns. He IS coming to attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City and later to serve in an advisory capacity to the British dele gation at the armament conference.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Four University
 s t u d ents Killed
 At Rail Crossing
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 Thomas Mo- 'au. Chicago.
 Sanwood Johnstone, Minneap- oils
 Herbert Hopkins. Ore. The inJureo.
 Walter Recclen, Chicago.
 Louis Roberts, Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Kansas Union Will
 Aid Holuat In Fight
 Against State Court
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 TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 20-The re- sponse received so far from the ap- peal to union labor in the state in dicates practically all local unions will contribute to aid Howat and his followers in his fight against the in dustrial court. w E. Freeman, presi- dent of the Kansas State Federation, declared today.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
P [ANS FUR
 STRIKE TO T|N(JE
Union Leaders Leave For Headquarters Determ.
 ined To Garry Out Plans
 For Nationwide Strike
BOARD STILL HOPEFUL
Board Adjourns Without Future Plans But State
 Further Meetings May Be Called Before Walkoui
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CHICAGO, Oct. 20-Efforts by the railroad labor board to avert the threatened railroad strike through conference with heads of the five unions which have ordered a walk out effective Oct 30 failed when ths meeting adjourned tonight with ths announcement by the board thas while the discussions were bene- ficial. no definite results were ob- tained."
 There has been a full and frank discussion of the situation" said 8 statement given out by Ben W. Hoop CT, vice chairman of the board. 'Ths labor board and the brotherhood chiefs exchanged views in a perfect ly pleasant way. The interview was beneficial. but we cannot say any definite results were obtained.
 ''The five union presidents depart ed for their organization headquar- ters tonight with the announcement that plans for the proposed strike wouldtgo right ahead.
 "The adjournment is final" Chair man R. NJ Barton of the labor board announced "We do not plan any further conferences with the labor leaders nor do we plant at present to call in the railroad presidents. can uoN say what oAA ASAt SeSR iHa aS'N be"
 While the board members came ouf of the afternoon session smiling and in a jovial mood, they left the night meeting with solemn faces and re- fused to publicly discuss the ses- sion, aside from the statements by Chairman Barton and Vice Chairman Hooper.
 No Solution Offered
 Union leaders said the board had not presented anything which they looked on in any way as a tangible proposition s"Its somebody's move next" said the head of one of the larger of the i've organizations .sWhether it's ours, the boards or the roads I don't know l only know that the board brought us here and talked for hours without presenting anything we could even consider as a compromise. The meeting was ab- solutely without results. We are go- ing back to our headquarters. There is nothing scheduled immediate ex- cept to go right ahead with the plans for strike"
 Members of the board said that while the conference had ended and no immediate plans had been made, it was still possible to hold further meetings with the labor men before time for tne scheduled walkout
 s'The board is determined to go as far as possible under the law" one member said "and if it is unable to accomplish anything it will be tho fault of the law rather than that ol the board. We are satisfied some governmental agency will find so- lution as every possible angle or the
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Northern Pacific Is
 AdUerfising For Men
 To RepIace Strikers

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 SAN FRANCIECO, Oct. 20.-Ap- plication from men seeking work in any branch of railroad activity are requested in advertisements signed by the Northern Pacific company which will appear in tomorrow The advertisements say the applications will be received because of a threatened strike by certain employees"
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21
Chicago Roads Make CanUass or Men Who
 Will Remain On Jobs
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CHICAGO. Oct. 20.--An unofficial canvass to determine the number of men who will renain at work in case of rail strike is being made by roads enteting Chicago, according to W. H. Finley, president of the Chicago Northwestern railroad.
 No definite steps will be taken. however, until after the conference of the union chiefs with the labor board, he said.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

When You're Looking for Anything Refer to The Arizona Repubitcan,s
 Classified Business Directory
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

coRSETIERES Nu-Bone Corsets. S14 N. 3rd Ave. Phone 2525.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

EVERY RED FLOODED rHOENlCIAN IS HELP INC MAKE INDUSTRIAL WEEK BIG SUCCESS.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-21

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
Continuation de il p6g. 3

partimos de una base general, presu-
miendo sinceridad aceptada-, ell nifo
y ell hombre Sc confunden en- un mis-
mo pensamiento. En- vosotras, la idea
de vuestro amante de vuestro es-
poso generalmente domina. En- ell hom
bre estos distintos cambios de su vi
da, dejsn el principle completamen
te inalterlble. Es que la variacion
que debiera producer aisladamente,
Sc extiende a todas vuestras manifes
taciones de vida; mientras el honlbre
Sc mantiene solida en- sus tendencias
del pasado, del presente y del future,
negando con alberta firmeza ell por
ustedes generalizado adulterio de las
ideas.
-Pero no siempre son iguales las
costumbres. Ell medic ambiente obli-
ga, Y esta evidentemente constatada
la importancia del transformismo en-
la vida de los mundos. I'm arquitecto
ejenaplar, produce ejemplares mode
los. Y en- un medic de mujeres prepa
radas perfectamente sistematiza-
das, firmes y perfectas han de ser
sus decisiones.
-El transformisnlo no impide que
un Quijote y un Sancho hayan exis-
lido, exisban Y sigan existiendo en-
todos los tiempos Y en- todos v cada
uno de los pueblos. Y en- vosotras ell
matrimonio eternamente sera ratifi
cacion o conversion, seg1n las ideas
particulares del hombre que hayais
escogido por esposo. La historic ofre
ce sinnumeros ejemplos creditivos de
este hecho; Y casos ha habido de mu
Jeres, que inspiradas por un amor
profundo, han llegado dominar las
cimas del talento, tan solo por emular
y ayudar al sus compaferos de la vi
da. En- cambio, dificil es conseguir
casos de esta naturaleza entire los
hombres: Anfbal, renegando de todos
los placeres que le ofrecfa su posicion
envidiable, jurando desde niio odio y
venganza eterna al imperio de los cro-
magnones, y muriendo luego envene-
nado en- Zama por no violar en- 10 mas
mfnimo su consigna suprema, no es
otra cosa que la expression de firmeza
de decision incorruptible en- los po
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
PsiCOIOgia FeInenina

liticos hombres manifestandose al ira
YES de todas las epocas 81
-Vuestras spreciaciones son rl1uv
convencionales. Fs
-Nada de convencionalismo. Nos
oponemos a vuestro sufragio alberta
mente anti-convencionales al no de-
scar que os ajusteis un artifcialis-
mo creado exclusivamente por v pa
ra ell hombre. La mujer natural: hi
ia, hermana madre, es ell obieto de
nuestros delirios. La mujer civil, ele
vadn un nivel superior mediante ell
desarrollo de sus facultades intelec-
twas, sera tanbien objeto de nnes-
tras defensas decididas. La muier DO
Utica ,esa que desea conseguir radi-
calmente ell cetro rastrero del despo
tisrno humane, sera elsblanco de raues
tros fiechazos constantes. Las verda-
deras porta-esthndartes de vJsstra
cultura, declafan fementida vuestra
tendencia al voto. fanny Sewald zes
prueba elocuente de naiastras asercio
mes. Los yerdaderos senemigos. vues-
tros son los fen1inistas; los que. pre-
dican invasiones de derechos en- sii-
recto perjuicio de la sociedad y detri-
mento de la especie; los aferrados a
un dogma basado en- un liberalismo
cartulinesco, rompen con el amor, con
la estetica, con la sublime armonia de
In Naturaleza, Y ante todo, con el
inexorable mandate del omnfnodo
misterio que ha reservado la muier
un apostolado de grandezas en- ell des-
arrollo evolutivo, material sensible
de la existencia.
Ain asf no podreis convencet-
nos.
-7Esa tenacidad de sistema, me ha
ce recordar dos proverbios adnaira-
bles por su aplicaci6n al case: Ell uno.
vulgarizado va entire los letrados.
dice:-"Para ganar un pletito Sc ne
cesita: 10. Tener raz6n. 20. Saber de
fenderla con maestrfa y 3d., que el
Juez desee reconocerla. Gel otro. CO.
nocido entire los hombres todos. acre
dlta: "que cuando una mujer no
quiere convencerse, es inutil tratar
de convencerla".
Miguel A. Garcia MENDEZ.
Aguadilla, sI29I21.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02

Estoy conforme y acepto que ei ami
90 don Isaias Rodriguez crea que hay
estadistas en- la Union de Puerto Rico.
Sc que 81 es un buen unionista y aan
cuando no Sc declare estadista me basta
su insinuaci6n para contarlo como tai.
Por mi parte no soy estadista. oonsi-
dero q. ser estadista es ser partidarlo
de la sajonizaci6n de Puerto Rico, cam
biar nuestra alma regional por un ALMA
sajona, fundirnos en- Ell pueblo america
no, es decir, ser republican,.
Sc que hay conservadores en- el parti
do, deseosos de sostener la soberaaia
americana, pero partidarios de la consei
vaci6n de nuestra personalidad. Y ;
esos yo les llamo autonomistas. (Perdo
iieme ell amigo Rodriguez). Algunos de
ellos no son sinceros, y pensanlo asi
prefieren llamarse estadistas, porque pre-
sutnen que es poca cosa llamarse auto.
nomistas.
Y nodebe ser. En- la autonomia Sc pue
do ir tan lejos que In programa autonc
naista puede resultar radicalismo compa
RADIO con un programa estadista.
Creo sinceramente que la soluci6n Que
mas puede convenir a ambos pueblos
Puerto Rico y los Estados Unidos, es la
constitution de Puerto Rico en- Una Re
pliblica. independence con ell protectora
do americana.
iQue muchos paisanos nuestros temen
a la Independence y otros Sc approve.
chan para presentarnos como enemigoS
de los Estados Unidos? Pues reforJre,
mos nuestro programa mantenicndo ul
justo medic.
Ante todo, debemos resolver Ell con-
ficto surgido con el Ejecutivo, mantle
niendo de pie nuestro derechc, sin jactar
cias, pero con entereza y civismo. Llle-
go, reformar nuestro prograna, man.
teniendo un justo medic.
Suscriban los autonomistas un progra-
ma amplio de verdadera autonomia, que
sea en- ST una independencia, con dere'
cho a intervenir en- todas nuestras cues
tiones interiors; y exteriores que no afec
tasen a la soberania de los Estados Uni
dos.
NO deben tener miedo a ser liberale'
en- ese sentido los conservadores del pal
lido. Por ese tinico medic pueden ganal
Sc las simpatias del pals. Adoptar form
las conservadoras, es hundir un puma
en- el coraz6n de Puerto Rico. D6jes'
tan mezquina labor para nuestros advel
sarios.
NO tengamos escrdpulo los independel
tistas en- aceptar una formula de inde
pendencia que solo de Norte Americ'
la autoridad de Ia soberanfa exterior.
Tengamos en- cuenta que Puerto Eics
d de todos los portorriquefos que nos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
Contestando al LiCdO. Isaias Rodriguez

otros no debemos enamorarnos de una pa
labra. que no otra cosa signifca, en- los
labra, que no otra csa signifca en- los
tiempos que corremos, de acorazados y
submarines. la absolute independence
de los pueblos pequefos.
Cuando las bellas doctrinas de Wilson
Sc rieguen por el mundo y las fronteras
no existan, Puerto Rico, pequefo en- su
extension, sera grande en- amor, grande
en- virtud, grande en- inteligencia.
Poniendo cada uno de su parte, auto
nomistas independentistas, lograria.
mos conseguir una formula, que sin ser
una inc6gnita, (me GUSTAV las cosas
claras) nos satisfaciera todos.
La Union de Puerto Rico debe ser nj
solo bloque de herctlea resistencia has
ia su fin, que 10 sera Ell dia en- que po-
damos yer coronado ell deseo de sus fun
dadores, que no fu6 otra cosa que hacel
de Puerto Rico un pueblo libre y feliz
Resuelto, como die antes, en- primer
Iugar nuestro pleito con Ell Executive
tefendiendo los derechos va adquiridos
adoptemos un programa que ,en sinte
sis, pudiera ser Ell siguiente:
DEcLARAMos:
PRIMERo:-Que no es justo ningtn
gobierno que no tenga su origen en- la
voluntad de los gobernados.
SEGUNDO:-Qu Ell pueblo de Puerto
Rico es leal al pueblo americana y tiene
ell derecho de proclamar su propia Cons
tituci6n, bajo la Soberania americana.
TERCERO:-Que los limites de la So
berania deberan concretarse exclusiva-
mente la prohibition de mantener re-
laciones diplomaticas declarar la que
rra acufiar moneda.
-Recabar del Congreso an,s
ricano la aceptaci6n de estos principles,
Y que al mismo tempo adopte una Reso-
luci6n ijando fecha y forma en- que el
pueblo de Puerto Rico, por medic de le.
gitimos representatives, redacte y pro.
mulgue la Carta magma o Constitution
por la cual ha de regirse.
Es una idea que, con Ell fin de armoni
zar, amigo Rodriguez, lanzo a los vientos
porque no quiero yer como Sc deshoja
por Ell vendabal el arbol gigantic y from
doso de la Union, que sembraron para
asombrar al mundo en- esta f6rtil TERRA
del Caribe, los sublimes ap6stoles de la
patria que Sc llamaron Matienzo y Mu-
noz Rivera -Ulises DEL ROSARIO.
Guayanilla, agosto de 1921.
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HECHo
REGISTRADo EN- AREcIBo

Informan de Arecibo que en- momen-
tos en- que la sefiora Petronila Gonzalez
y su hija Eugenia Sc dirigian la ciu-
dad desde el barrio de Campo Allegro,
-en La madrugada de aver, fueron asalta
das por un desconocido, quien las derri-
b6 al suelo y despu6s de robarlas el
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-02
Miguel A. Garcia MENDEZ.
Aguadilla, 8I2921.

dinero, cometi0 Ia villania de ultrajar
a Eugenia.
Tan pronto la policia supo la escan-
daiosa hazafia, sali6 en- busca del ban
dido, logrando capturar Sixto Colon.
supuesto autor del hecho.
FL satire es un hombre de 2s amos.
alto, grueso. que residia en- 81 barrio
Domingutto.
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TN VIDA rs SuENO

y el "Bosque de BoIonia" es la
quincaIIa mas popular de San
Juan, por 10 barato que vende.
San Sebastian SO, frente a la
Plaza del mercado. Advt.