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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
DESDE AREC|BO.

Julio 7.-Se encuentran hoy en-
puerto el vapor "Lake Ellerslie" car
gando azucar dc la Central Bayaney
y ell vapor philadelphia cargando
azacar de la Central Cambalache. Ell
sabado es esperado el vapor "Beatriz"
que cargara az1car de la Central Ca
nos y de la Plazuela.
-El dia 2 es esperado un vapor
procedente de Curacao con gasolina Y
gas para los senores Mora y Frese.
Hay gran animacion para asistir
a, las dos funciones que dara sabado
y domingo en- el Teatro Oliver el cua-
dro de Bufos Cubanos, que dirije el
popular actor seiior Raul del Monte.
LA fabrica de gaseosas y la de
hielo La Arecibena, ha pasado ser
propiedad del senior Manuel Siragusa.
LA subasta de carnes en- esta ciu-
dad ha sido esta semana un fracaso
pues Sc vendera 20 centavos latcar-
ne de buey antidiluviano Y vacas i'd.
durante ounce dfas. Mucho mejor
seria la n1atanza libre inponiendo Ell
precio maxino a que ha de venderse.
Con su titulo de Madico Cirujano
ha regresado de los Estados Unidos
el joven arecibeno DR.. Arturo Cadilla
Cadilla. lie felicitamos.
-Durante el aano fiscal terrninado en-
80 de, JUNO han entrado en- este puer-
to SO buques, 10 que demuestra la i'm
portancia que toma este puerto y que
aumentara cuando esten terminadas
las obras que en- el Sc ejecutan y que
van muy adeiantadas.
-Ha ennbarcado para los Estados
Unidos el senior Manuel Ledesma, Co
misionado. del Servicioe ePublcio, susti-
tuyendole durante su ausencia en- el
cargo el Comisionado de Obras Publi-
cas- Sr. JESUS NJ. Gonzalez.
-El Cine Arecibo anuncia para ell
sabado Ia exhibition de la graciosa pc
licula, "Una Muchacha a la antigua, /,
por Mary Pickfordy y para el domingo,
"El Bandido de susanna" y LAS Qua.
tro Llaves".
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
"PoBRE, PERO HONRADA'


La mujer. dc Hcraclio Rivera, del
Dorado, Sc encontr5 una libreta de
cheques del Banco Territorial y un BIZ
llete de SO. Ella, necesitada, gasto
dos pesos del billete, .asf 10 confes6,
Y cntreg6 So = la libreta don Pedro
Lopez, para que este los entregara a
Ia detective, como asi 10 hizo. Sc cree
que la libreta ; el dinero pertenezcan
a Dionisio Nieves, cuya direction sc
ignora. La honradez de Ia mujer en- en-
trcgar los SO, la ha disculpado de Ia
libertad que Sc tom6, cogiendo los So, y
asf 10 ha comprendido la detective y
10 comprendera tambi6n Nieves, que
ha debido Greer perdidos los $40.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
pERsoNALEs

Ha estat.o. en- Mayagiicz el Speak
er" de Ia Cdmara. Lcdo. Coll Cuchf.
--Visiraron san Juan cl Senador
LSs. II. Miranda, dc Arccibo. el sr.
Juan Rullan. de Mayagiiez el l.cdo,
A. Vaaquez. presidente dc la Asam-
blea Municipal de Ia Ciudad del Oes-
te
--Emharc6 para los Estados tnidoS
el Alcaltc de Areciho, ST.. Manuel Le-
desma, que linva la comisidn dc ne
cociar el nmprtStito de S900,UoO para
ohras ptihlicas Y otraS mcjoras en-
aquella ciudad.
En- el mes pr6ximo cmbarcan para
New York. Ia respectable sonora Tere-
sa Lopez Ccpero de Blanco, SrtaS.
hiias Lucia Y Carmen Y nina Lydia.
Face alstin tempo Sc encuentra re-
sidiendo alli Ia Srta. Teresa Blanco
L6pez-C Cepcro. de Ia misma familia.
En- asuntos PROFESSIONALS ha esta-
do en- Itumacao. el Lelo. Algeria.
lila lido diversas poblaciones de
Ia Isla, eli asuntos del Servicio, el
Director dc Sanidad, DIR. Ruiz Solcr.
--Noticias dc Washington informan
que dc I'm momento a otro serl de-
signado para el cargo de la Corte Fee
deral lie Puerto Rico, cl Icdo. Walks.
que figur6 como candidate para cl
Duesto dc .Mcz en- cl mismo Tribunal.
Sc indica para un importante car
90 judicial, al OK Juez dc Distrito en-
Puerto Rico. Lcdo. Otto Schonwfch.
-Por no haber podido obtener pa
lie para Nueva York, p0r causa de
estar todo tornado, suspende su acos-
tumbrado viaje a los Estados Unidos.
el Sr. Wenceslao Borda.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
.coNFERENcIAs 1MPoRTANTEs

FL pr6ximo domingol0 de julio, Sc
ra un dfa de jdbilo para todos aque-
Hos que saben cstimar el yalor que en-
el dcsarrollo evolutivo dc los pueblos
tiene La cultura spiritual.
En- este dfa el DR.. Juan Orts Con
salcz, ilustrado conferencista. rccien-
temente llegado dc New York, pronrn-
clara dos Conferencias, que de cierto
habrdn de ser de general inter6s para
todD cl pueblo.
FL Dr. Orts Gonzalez, Director dc Ia
importante reyista neoyorkina la
Eueva Democracia', autor dc libros
celebradfsimos, en- los cuales sc tratan
con eleyado sentido los grandes pro
blemas cristianos ) que p6r bastantes
amos ha recorrido el Norte v Centre
America, lexponiendo todas las gen
tes, doctrinas y experiencias admira-
bles, ofrendara al pueblo con la auto
ridad dc su palabra elocuente y con Ia
verdad persuasive de su conviction
profunda.
La Ia. conferencia Sc dara el do.
mingo 10 de julio en- la Iglesia Pres
biteriana de Santurcc, calle del Cul-
to. las dos de la tarde.
La pa, a Las ocho dc la nochc del
mismo dfa en- el nuevo edificio de la
Iglesia Bautista de puerta de TERRA
La entrada a estas conferencias Sc
III pdblica v comenzaran justamente
A Ia hora indicada, raz6n por la cual
Sc avisa a las personals interesadas Ell
oirlas que acridan SUI debido tiempc
para conseguir asiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Ell REPARTo DEL AUMENTo

Sc espera conoccr en- breye cl repair
to que har:t el Comisionado de ms
trucci0n Pdblica. DR.. Miller. lie los
go profesores de tolas categorias
que aument6 Ia Legislature para el
preSentc presupuestO, cuyO arrcSlo
ha de rcalizar cl expresado funciona
irio
La yoluntad dc Ia LegislatNra cs
aumentar tod0 10 possible el nimero
lie ninos en- las aulas y 81 ese fin, v II
pcsar de la crisis, es que SO ha hecho
una fuertc asignaci6n de fondos para
Ia Instruction pdblica, dc cuyo aumcn-
to de p-ofesores segu.amente Sc obten-
Girdn las vcntajas que sc esperan.
759 profcsores mas, podrian signifi-
ear airedctlor de 10000 niflos mas en-
las escuelas y para clio tiene In pala
| bra Ia organization que seglin la Ley
Orsanica, tiene en- sus manOs los are
;tlos requisites dc los planteles dc
cnseiianZa on la Isla.
81 liabfa 700 prOfesores que deja-
ron momentaueamcnte su noble tarea
de enseiiar para ir a Otras activida
des que ahora por Ia crisis estan re-
duciendo sa pcrsOAal, hay ahOra 200
plazas que cubrir, seguramcnte sc
cubririn sin srandes esfuerZos con
buen contingente dc buenos maestros,
como siempre tuvieron nucstras escuc-
las.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
ESPECTACULOS

| Cine Tres NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hoy al lienzo una de las mas extraor-
dinarias cintas, con la coopareci6n del
valicnte eiercito espafol: "Bajo el Gle
10 Andaluz". Tomada en- Sevilla y
parte dc Granada, en- 6 actos, por
George B. Seizt y June Caprice y una
ReviSta.
Cine Luna.-~-Los episodes 3 y dc
|:'Las Huellas Misteriosas" y una CO.
mica.
Cine Real.-El cpisodio 6 dc "Oro
de Piratas" y ''Campos dc Oportuni-
dad.
Cine Monte Carlo.-I.a grandiosa
cinta titulada: "Campos dc Oportuni-
dad" y ell episode ntirnero de "0ro
dc Piratas".
Cine Victory Garden.-Despedida
de Josefina Lopez Y Vivian Martin en-
la colossal cinta "Una Muchacha nun
ca VISTA.
Cine Las Antillas, (Detras de Tale
de TarZan'', por Ell
mo X. Lincoln.
Cine Puerto Rico.-La incompara-
BILE actriz de fama bien cimentada y
de belleza arrebatadora Norma Tai
madge, interpretendo su Ultima ge-
nial production para la pantalla, IT,
tulada: La Casa Tragica". Estreno
del episodio de la serie que tantas
intrigas Y tantas sensaciones tiene,
titulada: "La Novia 13".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
uN sITIo IDEAL vERANIEGo

Lo e. indiscutiblemente nuestro
Parquc Borilqucn, con su Manager SC
nor Juan Reyes Gomez al frente. Es-
te simpatico amigo nuestro con su
gran iniciativa, nos ha traido todo el
comfort de los mejores centros recrea-
tivos de- los Estados Unidos y Europa,
para que podamos disfrutar largas
horas de solaz y cntretenimiento, que
Sc deslizan sin darnos cuenta del item
po que pasa que deseariamos pro-
ilongar para siempre. Su ampiio tea
tro donde no Sc conoce el calor y Gu
yas producciones gozan fama de ser
sienpre las mas modernas y mejor
seleccionadas; sus diferentes y SUI
gestiyos juegos; la variada y selccta
musica; la maravillosa iluminaci6n;
los exquisitos y apetitosos refrescos;
todo undo a las delicias del puro oxf-
geno que nos trae la brisa constante
| del oceano, ha 5hecho que .el referido
amigo prolongue por todo cl verano
las fiestas que Sc yinierons realiEando
en- la selnana del Santo Patron de Ia
Isla, acosado por las reiteradas supli-
cas- dc sus numerosos amigos que sa-
ben sera del agrado dc Ia buena So
ciedad de Puerto Rico. Aqu&l lsitio,
10 mismo en- dfas festivos que labora-
bles, Sc We invadido por cientos de
personals que afiuyen de todas parties
disfrutar del Coney Island Puerto
rriqueho. Quien no haya visitado el
Parque en- estos dias no debe dejar
pasar la oportunidad de hacerlo, para
que yea cosas verdaderamente sorpren
denies.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
EN RoBO EN- Ell CoNDApO

Seglin nos inforna el joven Fran
cisco Colon, que reside en- cl Conda-
do, Avenida Ilaffallette,s en-! la maflana
dc hoy, al levantarse ir a.buscar SUI
autom6yiI, tuyo Ia desagradable sor-
presa de encontrarse con que le fall
taban el actmuladcr v el claxon del
auto. DID parte Ia policfa, la que
esta hacienda Ia correspondence inyes-
tigacion, para dar con el autor . ari-
torres del asaIto, ocurrido en- uao de
los sitios mas frecuentados del vecin-
dario del Condado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
LAS FIEsTAs DE SAN aIATEo

Hace cinco amos que no Sc ceiebran
las tradicionales iicstas de San Ma
teo, en- santtfce anl entisiasta CRU
po de vaciIios Sc propou6Ii aliora lla-
Ger iln buen pr0graiaa para las que
Sc efect,Iaran del 16 al p dc septienn-
-bre pr6ximo. Los j5yenes ]. Fald.
Victor Kianes, z. Qniuiana i G. So
riano, cuya vista tuvimos cl gnsto de
rccibir en- el IMPARGIAI., estan mo-
yiendo al yecindario. para que a Pa
tron de Santurce tenga sti merecida
fiesta, Y oportunanente darcmos d CO.
locer el programme alie sc estss dis
ciitiendo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
cLrR pEpoRTIvo pE PONCE


Ha sido archivado en- Ia Seeretarfa
Eiecutiva de Puerto Rico un certifica-
do relative la election de los seno-
res que han de ser los directories Y
oficiales del "Club Deportivo de Pom
ce" hasta ell mes de JUNO de 1922. En-
dieho certificado aparecen los siguien-
tes nombres: Manuel de la Pila 1gle-
sia, presidente Clotilde Santiago, vice
presidente Manuel Muhiz Cintr6n, Sc
cretario; Juan A. Chavier, tesorero;
Damian Morell Bauza, Leo Jackson.
Luis Costas, Jr., Luis Antonsanti y
Rafael Subira, vocales. Todos dichos
sefiores son tambi6n directories.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
NEGocio EN- aIERcANcIAs

Han sido preseniadas en- Ia oficina
del Secretario Eiecutivo, para su ar
chivo registro, las clausulas de in
corporation de una corporation que Sc
trata de organizar con q nombre dc
del Rio Go. Inc cuya oficina
principal Sc establecera e.l la casa
No. II de Ia calie San Justo, San
Juan. .Dicha corporation Sc dedicara
principalmentc q Ia colnpra y venta
dc mercanefas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
cAMR1ns IN LA poLIcIA

FL jefe Rfes Carrillo, que presta
servicio en- Santuree, ha sido trasla-
dado San Juan. A ,santurce viene el
iefe Lufs Ecrevarrfa, que hoy esta en-
San German. FL sargento Martinez,
que presta servicios en- Tras Talleres,
Santurce, los presta noy en- la oficina
del Captain Schettini. Queda allf, el
cabo Torres. FL sargento Cabin, pres
to seryicio en- San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
YISITANDO \ san JUAN

Estd en- San Juan. Ell. asuntos parti-
culares, el Sr. America Seda Ramos,
distinguido joven dc MaricaO. que
aver corferenci6 con cl Comisionado
dc Instruction Municipal dc San Juan
respecto Il instruction pdblica. Re
gresa hoy a su residential. 'cn Ia cul-
tn poblaci6n dc la montana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
EsTA rARpEl IAY Session

s La Junta Central del Partido unio-
nista celebra session en- la tarde de
hoy y parece que Sc tratard. entire
otros asuntos, de afgunos detalles de
la combination de- nombramientos
pendientes, en- 10 que este organis
mo teca intervenir.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
ENFERMA EN SAN JUAN

Esta enferma por fortuna no dc
cuidado-la jovcn seiiora Belen Sui
rc2 de Pedrosa, le asiste el DIR. Font
Suarez, confiandose en- su pronto res
tablecimiento. 10 que celebramos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
CERDO CON COLERA

Fl Inspector dc Sanidad, Ramon Me
yes el Veterinario Francisco Me
nendeZ, decOinisaron aycr en- IL plaza
del mereado Y que:naron en- la playa
un ccrdo atacado de c0lera
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
Ell elise DIARIo

En- santurcc, cl autom6vil ndmero'
ios, guiado por su dueho Gabriel San
tiago. de Caguas, arrollo Antonio
Quiiiohes, produciendole contusioncs,I
de las que fu6 asistido en- el Hospital
Municipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
PARA LA ISLA

En- asuntos oficiales, sali1 pa,a Ia
isla, el detective Luis Benitez, que
presta seryiciO eli Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-07-08
POR HURTO

La detective arrest6, acusado dc
hurto dc un reIoj pulsera Y dc una sor
tia con rubf, d Arsenic Rosario. Las
prendas fueron recuperadas.
The review., 1921-01-06
LI!Itl.K SSsl[Ii|a
81SE|Z !lSB
WARY GRAHAlM BONNER
ZEBU FAMILY.

1--WE never give the keeper any
trouble" said Zoe Zebu. We're
good-natured for the most part"
Yes" said Mr.. Zebu, "were a
pretty harmless lot Well, in some
ways it's wonder we aren't more
spOilt, for in India, from where we
came. we were known as the sacred
cattle of India
"That might have spoilt us. For
TO be considered so much as all that
is even very different from being
petted and loved.
But we are a pretty gentle lot.
Now l have two big horns and
hump. l am telling this so that when
children come tc a ZOO and should
would know who we were at once, and
would bow their heads and say:
'How-do-you-do. Zebu familyT
81 have reached my full growth. for
[ am five years old. Tne little. young
or Zebus have smaller humps. They
have to grow to manhood and five
years Of age before they can have real
Hu'"po ouCH oo H"N0' VI IdIHoA
real hump!
You, Mrs. Zoe Zebu, haven't as big
hump as l have; neither have You
such big horns; you never have. None
of the Mrs. Zebus have as big humps
and horns.
"NOw, your young baby doesn't
show his horns until he is almost a
year old. Sometimes he shows them
fairly we'll when he is about nine
months old.
"Oh, but you are a jealous mother,
Mrs. Zoe Zebu.
"Tou're a very jealous mother.
"And if another zebu mother has
a baby all the other Mrs. Zebus
would go after her for day or two
just to annoy her a little because they
were jealous, though they really
The review., 1921-01-06
SIBERIA FACES
HARD WINTER

orders of Lenine and Trotzky. The
president Of this section is Trillisser.
Best Army in Siberia.
West Of this is the so-called Ner-
chinsk~ government, in reality a
branch of the Blagovieshchensk ad-
| ministratiOn. From Nerchinsk re-
| Gently marched the best drilled and
best equipped army in Siberia, a
force of fighters whipped into shape
by regular staff officers sent from
Moscow some four months ago.
Led by tanks and escorted by air.
planes, this force descended upon
Chita about two weeks ago, driving
Ataman Semenoff from his erstwhile
capital and herding him and the rem
nants of Kappell's army back along
the Chinese Eastern railway to the
Manchurian line.
Kappelps army is what is left of
the force raised by General Kappell
from among the hardy artisans, me-
chanics and factory workers of the
Ural when the Bolsheviki first began
their campaign of atrocities. These
men fought alongside the Czechs
against the Reds until their gallant
leader met death by freezing. Since
then they have stayed together under
one general after another, their latest
commander, Vergbitsky, being killed
in the retreat from Chita.
This force is bitterly anti-Bolshevik
and is assOciating with the troops Of
Ataman SemenOff only through want
Of better company. A great suspicion
is entertained of SemenOff, somewhat
allayed at the time when the Ataman
telegraphed his acknowledgment of
the supremacy Of General Wrangel.
West of the Nerchinsk territory
comes the Verkhne- Udinsk govern
ment, controlling the district between
the Yabionoi mountains and Lake
Baikal. To all intents and purposes
this is a branch of Moscow, but less
openly so than the Nerchinsk crowd,
and is claiming a paramount place
in the formation of the Far Eastern
republic, the buffer state which
Japan desires to see created, but
which appears to be as far off as
ever. The Verkhne- Udinsk president
is TObenson, alias KrasnOschekeff.
Headed for Mongolia.
1t is from this section that Baron
Ungern, an Independent leader, is
heading an invasion of Mongolia, his
force now being somewhere near
Urga and clashing with q Chinese
army dispatched with a rush to defend
the Mongolian capital. Ungern had
led his men against Verkhne- Udinsk
(the name Of the capital city as we'll
as of the republic) in the hope Of cap
turing it and of establishing a new
center of anti-Bolshevism. but was
defeated and driven south. It Is not
positively known as yet whether his
drive against Urga is a real attempt
to capture it for the purpose of estab-
The review., 1921-01-06
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
vho are constantly in direct touch with
he public, there is one preparation that
has been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root 10
soon realized. It stands the highest for
it's remarkable record of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview on the subject, made the as
tonishing statement that one reason why
so many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble is so
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose applica-
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease. It is on sale
at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DIR.
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for q
sample b1ttle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.
The review., 1921-01-06
ReViVes Lace Making.

The lace making industry of north
ern France is gradually reviving. Be-
fore the war the French lace work
ers were centered in Valenciennes
and Bailleul areas, both Of which re-
mained under almost constant shell
fire during the entire war. First the
German shells wrecked the humble
cottages and the busy mills, then de-
struction was completed when the al
lied cannon harassed the retreating
German troops. Now after four years
of economy the world is anxious to
see the pretty things which character
lied feminine dress before the tragic
days of 1914. The lace workers of
Ireland cannot satisfy the demand.
and even if they could the Irish lace
does not appeal to all tastes.
The review., 1921-01-06
A New Druo.

Not long ago one of the doctors at
Sunnyside promised a patient that he
might walk about the next day. He
said that he would put the permission
on his order book. This he did. He
wrote "ambulant," and thought he had
cared for his patient. But the next
morning the nurse, who was young
and new, kept the disappointed patient
in bed until she could see the doctor.
To the doctor she said anxiously:
81 have not yet given his medicine
to Mr.. Jones. You did not write how
many drams s"-Indianapolis News.
The review., 1921-01-06

fishing an independent Mongolia. ia
cooperation with Semenoff, or
whether he merely feels that he must
and obtain supplies. SemenOff has a
force estimated at $1,000 men, while
the Kappell army now with him was
10000 before the Chita defeat.
West of Lake Baikal is soviet ter
ritory with MOscow's control undis-
puted by any regular organization. A
number Of counter-revolutions have
been reported from that section,
however. All the news is fragmen-
tary and unconfirmed, but it is be-
lieved that the Irkutsk region is fair
ly quiet. while farther west and
south peasant revolts are reported
from Krasnoyarsk, Tomsk and NovO-
NikOlaeievsk and others from Semipal-
atinsk. Barnaul and Biisk.
Japanese Military Missions.
The Japanese have military mis-
sions still at Verkhne-Udinsk, under
Colonel Isome; at Chita and Blagovi-
eral command of the Japanese in
Siberia, with headquarters at Vladi-
VOStOk.
The activities of the Nerchinsk
government in seizing Chita may
furnish an excuse for further Japan
ese activities in interior Siberia, the
terms of the recent armistice between
the Russian factions and the Japan
ese being that there should be no so
Wet activities east Of Lake Baikal.
Public opinion in Japan, however, is
decidedly against any further Sibe-
rian adventure.
Reports come from China that there
is a belief in Peking and in Mongolia
itself that the Japanese are behind the
Ungern invasion Of that province
but there is nothing in the attitude
of the authorities here nor in press
comments on the attack upon Urga to
substantiate any such belief.
The review., 1921-01-06
Dances Shock Warren. Ohio

to arrest any persons who step be-
yond the bounds Of what they consid-
er propriety.
The mayor says he has information
that young men kiss their dancing
partners without any pretense of con-
cealment; that men also hold girls in
so close an embrace as would bring
swift punishment from fathers if they
were present. The mayor also says he
has been told couples remain at one
spot on the floor for several minutes,
devoting their whole attention to IAN
enthusiastic hug"
1t is intimated that young women,
especially those given to decollete
dress, are regarded as almost as culp-
able as their partners, and that in the
matter of arrests no distinction will
be made.
The review., 1921-01-06

wouldn't mean to be cross, and after
day. or two they would come to
their senses and be pleasant.
isn't that so, Mother Zoe Zebu?'
"Quite so, quite so," said Mother
Zoe Zebu, or Mrs. Zoe Zebu. She
was known by both names
"YOu, Mr.. Zebu, don't care for
your young sons as you do for your
young daughters. If you got a chance
you might kill your young sons, where
AS I've never heard or known of q
Mr.. Zebu killing a young daughter.
"But you're all right when they're
little Older, and you are very nice
and friendly and fatherly and all the
rest of it then.
"And when they're young, very
young. and really only babies, all the
Mrs. Zebus have the sense to keep
their babies off to themselves.
"SOmetfmes a Mrs. Zebu isn't
especially good about looking after
her young, but that only happens once
in awhile. They say in the zoo that
has happened. Usually Mother Zehus
look very we'll and carefully after
their young. and they at least would
never do anything like hurt them.
"A mother Zebu only has one little
one (or one big one, some creatures
might call the babies) born at a time.
1t is all a Mother Zebu can take
care of, she thinks.
And so she acts according to her
thoughts.
"Rut while we're cross when our
babies come, for the first few days.
as we're nervous and anxious for the
safety Of our new ones. we're pretty
friendly on the whole.
when my baby was born I was
cross for three whole days, but then
I was pleasant again.
"And the keeper comes right in our
yard and even brings guests with him,
too. and the goat, Jimmie Riley. who
is just the greatest little boss in the
world, he comes in here, too.
He was named after one of the
keepers, the one who looks after
Larry. the monkey. and Fat. the coati-
mundi. and the one who named him
was the keeper who looks after the
goats and the bears and the Zebus.
"And he lets his pet dog and his
pet lamb come in here, too. And vis-
Itors have come in and we have licked
their hands with our great scratchy,
purple tongues
Eyes, friends, the Zebu family Is a
very friendly family. Do not be
afraid of us. We will not hurt you!
And we hope you like to hear about
us; we hope SOL"