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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-02

| el diez de ese mes, Segun hemoS vlsto
en- "L'Astronomie"
Fue descubierto ese cc4neta el "a dc
febrero de mil novecientos diez sis.
Calculo su orbita M. J. Braae en- Co.
penhague, siendo su periodo de revolu-
ci6n cinco amos medic. Els uro de los
cometas de corto perfodo, controlado al
parecer por Jupiter.
Quizas su nueva vista no sea Wis. BILE
en- Puerto Rico; no es possible precisar
ESQ, pero en- alguna parte de la TERRA
podra estudiarse. rs interesante este CO
meta, por tener algunas semejanzas con
ell de Encke que nos vista cada cuatro
amos.
otro nuevo cometa, segtn dicen los
peri6dicos de Paris, Sc ha descubisrto
este aiio Els el cometa REID, observa-
do en- la colonia del Cabo, ell trece de
MARIO.
Solo aparece como una estrella de no.
vena magnitud. Tambier Sc vic en- AL
ger Ell diez y ocho de MARIO. Sc cree que
su orbita sea parabolica.
LOS TEMBLORES:
Acabamos de tener una prueba mas
de que los temblores obedecen al acerca
miento de los planetas las mas de las
veces.
Venus, que es aho<a estrella matutina,
esta, en- su mayor elongaci6n por lol
tanto mas aproximada la TERRA, tan
to, que sc ha visto' de dia al ojo desnudo.
Justamente, ell veirtitres de ma
yo, fue su mayor proximidad a la Tie
ira, y el "a de este mismo mes Sc ha
sentido en- Puerto Rico un temblor bas-
tante largo, aunque no muy fuerte, Sc
gun To- consignan "La Democracia' y
otros peri6dicos locales. No sabemos 81
las demas Antil1as 10 han sentido.
Nuestros amigos de Rio Piedras, que
nos oyeron predecir ese temblor dcsde
Ell mes pasado; pues calculamos Sc pro-
duciria en- la Ultima decena de mayo, po-
dram sentirse satisfechos de que les pre-
dijimos una cosa cierta
Hemos Observable que los temblores
producidos por Ell planeta Venus, nunca
SON fuertes. iPor que sera?
Tampoco 10 son cuando la TERRA es-
ia en- su afelio cerca de el.
Segin venimos observando, la acci6n
Gle los planetas Sc circunscribira al tro-
pico? IPor que no habra quien presto
atenci0n a estas importantes investiga-
clones?
6No convendrfa a los terricolas saber
cuando HAN DE TENER QUE BAL
LAR 80?
(a):-Para deterntnar la 6rbita dc
un comets, Sc sigue Ell procedim1ento
de observar su perihelio Gel mayor acer
camiento al Sol) y esta medida nos da
la excentricidad de su 6rbita Bien sa
bido es que cuando un. astro esta en- su
perihelio, ell Sol Sc encuentra en- uno de
los focos del eje mayor de su elipse, Y
midiendo esta distancia, y triplicandola
tendremos Ell afelio. Conocido. pues, ell
eje mayor de la elipse, Sc determine por
la proporcionalidad, la orbita entera
Luego, calculando la velocidad de su
marcha, puede predecirse su vuelta, aun
que esta puede sufrir retrasos debido
las perturbaciones que lie ocasionan los
planetas.
Ana ROGUE DE DUPREY.
Juana Diaz, mayo de 1921.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
Is your appetite uncertain-your
- digestion impaired?
Why the food 7Oe eat may fail to keep US fit

a rich source of the essential vitamne need
throughout life.
Fleischmanns Yeast is wholesome. fresh food
assimated like any other food. Eat it at any time
to cakes day. Yon will like its resh distinctive flavor
and the clean, ahoesome taste Leaves your mouth,
Have 1t on the table at home and try i, as sand
wich filler spread crackers. Have it delivered
at your office and your desk. 1t is good in
milk and many like it just plain If troubled with gas
dissolve the yeast first in very hot water This does
affect the efficacy of the yeast Place standing
order with your grocer for Fleischmanns Yeast and
get it fresh daily.
Send &c in stamps for the booklet. The New I'M
portance Of Yeast in Diet" This nominal charge
covers cost of handling and mailing. Address THE
FLEIScHMANN COMPANY. 70l Washington Street
New York. N. Y.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

This honey bear from Panama
makes a fine mascot for a
howitzer company of the 5th
Regiment of Marines.
@Hsrris 4 Ewing.
Evening star., 1921-10-16
Better digestion from eating Fleischmann 5 Yeast

Better digestion from eating Fleisehmann's Yeast
Many Hstiess fallen off weight
reeaned vieor by adding Fesch
nann's Yeast t6fher daily diet
PYeischmanns Yeast fresh wholesome food builds
appetite helps digest food In addition
because of its freshness helps body rid of
1t scientifically tested leading medical
where value number of
often wrong clearly demonstrated
of INFESTED yeast preparations The
ofun purity
and STRENGTH
Evening star., 1921-10-16

0NE single food element
~ essential to health! We
now know that many Of our
ineficiencies and failures are
really due to lack of a health
maintaining element in food
the water soluble vitamine.
Evening star., 1921-10-16

without this food factor lose appetite and
weight and fall off in health.
This is why thousands of men and women who
are eating otherwise good and wholesome meals
find their energy and vigor slipping And this is
also why many have little appetite and remain in a
state Of lowered vitality.
Today Fleischmann's Yeast is recommended as
corrective food for overcoming these difficulties
for Fleischmanns Yeast has been discovered to be
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21
Training School
For S. S. Workers
Here Is Success

The Sunday School Worker
Training school, which has beer
going on at the First Baptist church
all this week has been great sue
cess. reports say.
There have been more than 100
people in the classes each evening
Glasses for College girls have been
conducted at 0. G. W. each after.
noon from 1880 to $3.50 and classes
at the church have run from G:15
to 9:l5 with intermission for lunch
at 1880. The meeting has had the
social, educational and inspirational
feature in every class, which has
proven great help to the students
The teachers are Miss Maude Alb
ner, assistant state Sundya School
Secretary; Miss Edna Belle O'Neal
Sunday School worker of Elk City;
Miss Marguerite Frost of Louisville,
KY, who writes the Junio- lesson
for the Southern Baptist Sunday
School board, and Fred A. McCaul.
ley, State Secretary OF Sunday
school work of Oklahoma.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21

sumpsian of vcaia or similar hsv
eIaEss. there ~as not = single indl
tldaal sssn hy me aaFlns - .hol1
slaf IN Mosoou and other eilles who
lookad as Il 90 had teken = drink
for tssFs. They saf That some seal
thy-ihsFe sllli arr such individuals
IN Russia merchants occasionally
have = aaiei ~ n The dspih of
their seilags s"ine poople aoslaEp
fhai the peasants are matsnn sone
sort n sodks ~ their een for srec
lal occasions Thls MAJ be- lnie. hui
u is the esrepiion.
Recently Tho Soviet government
has permitted lhr salr ~ beverage
containing ~ per cent alcohol. espp'
clslly sine. THIS u ooueezslou 10
Foreigners. ~ho, Ruasls assamfs. arc
unable 70 - wlihoal
The day q ny departure fpm
Moscow 10 civilized Europe fol q
shock. when saw q man lolloflnE
'crres the Amolcnsly MARKET. plain
y drunk Vas relieved greatly
shen I heard him sxcar ip Polish /
mi found out h. had a sood frlcnd |
4 the Polish delegation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21


lsranei rress siaft curFespondsnl.
Nrs ioFk. 0c,. = What = foo,'
hall msnu foF iomnfruv
Possessed ~ seven nF eishi pr
sonallslss that mlshf fill hlsaeE and
shllheF ofeF the sFldlrou nap. tho
ian might no, make = mistake n bic
choice II Fame
f.ock Al the lisi;
Chicago ana Princeton. Penn Hate
snd Harvard. Amy aud Yale. aym.
euse and rilisbufsh. Ohio State and
Michigan. Wisconsin aud Illinois.
NotFe namc aud Nebraska. and
California and or,rnn.
Tho feature ha,llo u this fira, Do
inse saturday ~ che season u The
Bis lnlcrroCtlonai naifa a. Prince
ton he,wecn Chicago. one II the
leaders Of the Western Conference
and nnl Ropors Tlfem. Princeton
has team that ahould win the
eastern championship this year, and
for the first time tho mlddlcwcfl
~lll have a chance 20 compare one
OF lis greatest with perhaps the
greatest In tho east
Prom purely martial standpoint
the real fir1i ~ the day wlil b.
between Penn State aud Harvard
IN tho Cambridge Stadium. Penn
State has been ychnlnE for ycar
10 get game with one of the
"Blr THREE" aud the championship
Of the east may hinge on this hat
he. as Hugo licfdck has another one
OF his great clcycns. 4
For the fiTrt time IN history. the
Cadets will got away from the wca'
Point plains for a game otaer thar
with the Navy when Coach chaTies
Dalty's soldiers Journey 60 New
Haven to meet Yale. The Cadet,
have the matlnga o, one 81 N,
strongest teams IN the east and thr
chance for the soldiers to add an
eiIte scalp 20 their belt Is very
bright.
Syracuse and Pittsburgh are tradi.
llonal battlors and the game is
bound TO bring out the best In each =
leam. OHIO State after being defeat
ID by 0berlln. an Ohio oonicrcnc,
,levcn. is not thrilled over the pros
beet Of meeting Michigan. The other
,ig battle ~ the western confer
crcncc between Wisconsin and II
inoIs should be- one Of the hes
;ames OF the day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21
House Total Loss
In Midnight Fire

Fire last night OF unknown orl.
gin totally destroyed the small
house and contents Of the Georg.
Harmon home. 1920 South Fourteen.
Oh street. The loss is estimated at
several hundred dollars.
All occupants OF the house wert
absent. Nelghbors. awakened by tn,
crackling and illumination caused by
the flames. turned IN the alarm at
1906 O'Clock. The house was
smothered in flames when the fire
department was notified and wa
beyond control when the fire fight
ers arrived.
MIR. Harmon, an employee OF the
American Railway Express company
here. Is visiting relatives in Texas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21

Taleqaah. OKLA. Pity mea aad
soa hounds today pitched camp on
Shell Corn Ridge near Illinois river
and started the annual cueampmcni
Of the Oklahoma Wolf and Fox Hun.
en association.
Tho cncampmcni viii last q seek.
md ia tho only ono ~ ha Kind
known TO exist In the southwest.
,portsmen from several nelEhborinr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21

states ere also p.sssnt and msny
lhFoaThhfed dogs ~hiua entered the
lshiii fasss II Tnlss lssl samm.f
arr present
The assoflallnn u The aldesl
knosn spestsmen's eluh IL the sialo
4 ras organised ~ ifgs - the
chrrnhes National rus Hunters
rluh.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21
Prohibition Is
Really Enforced
BY JOHN GRAuDENz

Omitted Press Staff spondent)
Moscow, Oct. 2l.-Soviet Russia
has at least solved the question OF
prohibition. Only those who know
what the vodka meant to the Rus.
sian population can imagine what
the apparent complete prohibition
means.
While formerly, especially on Sun.
days and holiday afternoons, all Mos.
COW was virtually tottering on its
feet az a result Of unlimited con
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21

4 bridge aeres the Chicago Iilsst
- feet lanf. q Zee, slis snd
wsiEhinH 80 tons. Koes up and dssn
.lta an elevator and can be raised
o. loasnrd IN ons minute.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21

Yankee flaffe had Nnlslsd gAs
fuls prohibiting vaHd sfE.ss sua'
tests lsala appearing ~ potf - ~
sfhlhliloa Eanlps eas rkIfessed b.
. statement issaed BY ca tsspb
Rapport and Col = !. nalsan q.
the Neu fosh Amsneans
ASSERTING that the tulc had beea
Vlulalpd - definitely that Baseball
Commissioners Lsndis had ~ alter
native boz - meet che fllaaslna
nFmli tho siaiamsni tonlinuss
''rhia rule appears 70 b. naiusi
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21

IL many respects bot a. ians as 4
exists Il sheaia b. ohsyed. fha
plslfls made The mistake IN aa' -
lliiunlnE lnF = Modification of fnies
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-10-21

ou, of = population of slteo.eee.
Australia seut lea.ece msn 10 ear.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
NOTED SEA GIANT OBSOLETE
ponsouo British Bsttleshlp That
Blocked kaiseTs Ambitions
VIII Be Strapped

II was announced by the British ad-
miralty on June ! that the old battle
ship Dreadnaught. first OF a famous
class. was 10 be broken up. The adj
miraIfy has sold the once mighty YES
sci. which blocked all the kaIser's
naval ambitions. together with over
100 other obsolete haftleshIps. cruisers.
menifors. destroyers and torpedo
boats. says Current History.
Launched on February 2. 1906. with
her ten 12-inch guns. her complete
armored belt and her speed of II
knots she not only made the rest
Of the British feet obsolete. but also
the rapidly growing fleet on which the
Germans were building their hopes.
The Dreadnaught meant that the
KieI canal had to be widened the
locks enlarged and the docks rebuilt
German time and money that might
have been spent on constructive work
were wasted On mere alterations.
Though the design was varied. every
capital ship laid down by every coun-
Try since then has been built on the
au-big-gun model Of the Dreadnaughf
The new baffieship type. initiated by
the late Lord Fisher. was q stroke OF
keniux
When the great conflict began IN
1914. Great Britain held an unques-
Toned advantage on the sea And
DOW. only Is years after King Ed
ward VIII launched the great vessel
at Portsmouth. with Lord Fisher
at his side. the Dreadnaught
goes TO the scrap heap. hopelessly OBJ
DoIefe- Such Is the speed OF naval
vocates Of q naval holiday period
y Iessened activity In batfIeship build
ng-hsve here an argument on their
l5de.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

IN Borneo there rs still head-hunt;ns
ard one finds there the lowest levels
~ 0vngery known on the earth Al
most 100 per cent Of the millions OF
lava are ilIifersfe- Their women are
mexpessfbly debased A circle around
Singapore with . Rdius Of LOO miles
would take IN . population If over
6O.OooOo0. yet IN that area there n
nce one school Of college grade The
Methodist centenary provides for such
. colIege The Dutch government has
promised three dollars out Of every
four needed 10 build . chain Of Chris
Nan hospitals In Java. Sumafra and
West Borneo- Ten Of these hospitals
aPe provided for IN the centenary
promises. and one Of them has 49,
buf1t-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24
OLD AND NEW CHRISTMAS CAY
Sooody Has Been Able 70 Decide
Whether January or December
IS 10 Correct Date

- HRISTzfAs day seems we'd
ced 10 December - A
summer or q sprinstirns
Christmas with no holly,
no mistlefoe. no frost. no
snow. would not be the real thing n
all. observes London Answers.
The majority OF our beautiful Christ
mas carols. too. redoient a. they are
Of the winter--Sung Amid the WIN
ter's Sno~--would be hopelessly In
congruous- Emigrants TO Australia
from the mother country have Coz
fessed that II has taken them many
years before they could get In any
way used to what In practically q mid
summer Christmas
Yet December Is u merely an -
commodation date for the birthday ~
Christ-Christmas day. The year. too
ID wrong Most people would take n
Tor granted that Christ was born In
A. d. literally. Of course, the year
Of our Lord. No. 1.
But our chronology n four YEAR,
out This should be 1925 and not 1921
because Christmas day could not ON
indisputabie historical testimony. have
been later than February b. C. 4,
That settles the year Of the arrt
Christmas. but all attempts to fix ths
actual day and month Of Christmas
have failed.
And. as regards the present date.
Christmas. like Easter. took some en-
turtles before . settlement was arrived |
At In the FIRST centuries Of Chris
fisnity several important Eastern
churches observed January A
Christmas day. The Armenian Cbrfe-
tzans do so still.
9raduaiiy. however. uniformity 80
sttained. hut not before the Film cen
fury. In that connection II must he -
nembered that for quite . long per,o6
this country was divided on the ouea-
zion Of Christmas. Some people n~r-
sisted In observing -old~ Chrissmas
day.
But all viii agree that De~emb~r
-. even n u II not the actual dss. ~
christ's birth. IL happy choice.
our present-day Christmas fe.ttv,1
and holiday. breaks the long winter.
and what better time could tber. ~
Tor family reunions7 The cold ana
unp3easantne>< outside MAKE n an IN.
more agreeable 70 keep warm ana
mug inside n keeps us ta~~fher -
very sense
eof0>0RD0~1
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Anyone who knows how to handle
paint brush and oil colors or under
stands the new art Of painting with
colored sealing wax can make the
book for telephone numbers pictured
here IL Is merely a piece OF black
oilcloth folded over leaves of white
paper Small holes punched through
ar each end allow a black silk cord 10
bind the book and provide for hang
ing II up az the same time.
A powder box and n rouge box
shown below II are covered with black
lacquer and decorated with coioref
sealing wax that Stimulates ribbon and
flowers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Mrs. r. G. Whited and children. X. c.
and Frames also Miss Marccila War
ren 81 Dickson. Tcrn were the week
end guests oi Mrs. = y Sweeney.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Orders taken for Bibles --Miss Clara
Mcconnell 22-tfr
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-11-24

Ncw Sugar House Molasscs bring
your bucket.-Rcid Bros.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-27
PAWu|NG TROPHY
At STAKE TODAY
Paul Magee, Camden Swimmer
Will Defend Cup at Miquon
This Afternoon

paul V. Magce, the sterling long dis
tnncc swimmer. who holds the George
f. pnwling Perpetual Trophy. Will de-
fcnd his honors against field OF hlgh-
class performers in the annual race for
the cup at MiQuon this afternoon.
Magee. who represents the Camden
American Legion, has captured me
event for the last two years and in lol"'
with n strong current helping him 70
navigate the waters of the Schuylklll,
set the record for the fvc-milc race.
Last wear Mngce tried hard to better
his own record. but due to n lack oi
real competition and the stiffness OF thG
wafer he was unable to do so. he Will
make another try today.
Several out of town stars will give
the cup-holdcr all the competition he
desires. Any one of nine mcrmcn hail
ing from cities other than Philly is liable
TO prove so strong that the Paving
Gun will leave local trophy cases at
the end of the grind.
Duke Bhering de Ol Mattos, Of Brazil
who competed in the ten mile nationa
championship race, held from this city
70 Riverton, n. j., but failed to place
Inns entered for today's classic. o
Mattos occupies high pinnacle il
| South American athletic circles. lie il
expected to put in strong bid for the
cup.
Other stellar performers are Bcnja
min Levias, of the American Red Cros
Life Saving Corps, Boston; Ewald A
WildforStPr. of the New York Athlete
Club Ed Thatcher, of Roebing, n. ].
Jimmy Griffin Of the Brookline Swim
ming Club. Of Massachusetts. and Vim
cent Jaggard and Harold Evcrson, o
the Camden American Legion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-27
Taking Fourth Successive Contest from
WHEN BRAIN SLUlMPS.
MUSCLES LOSE PUNCH
Mental and Physical Team'cork Required for Success,
in Athletic Endeauor-Dempsey in Ring Displays
Wonderful Ccordnation-Same for Babe Ruth
by GRANTLAND RICE

THE slogan of the National League
l. for the last few years seems to be
about this, viz. to VITA pcnnant
for every town in time"
Boston won In 1914, Philadelphia in
1915, Brooklyn in 1916, New York in
1917, Chicago in 1918, Cincinnati in
1910 and Brooklyn again in 1920. Now
with Pittsburgh in the act of blowing
herself to the esteemed checsccloth, ST.
Louis is the only National League city
that hasn't collected its share Of the
glory. II there is anything whatsoever
in the turn about" theory, the Car
dlnals are due to burn up the highway
next year and make 1t clean sweep
through all eight towns.
The Winning Quality
UVOU say that co. ordination is one
l. of the winning qualities" com
ments L. G. +. Just what is it, any =
way?'
Co ordination, as we understand it in
simple language, Is merely team play
between mind and muscle.
Colonel Koehlpr. of West Point, will
tell YOU that co ordination exercises, or
double action calisthenics that require
mental concentration, are the most i'm
portant of the lot.
That is why such concentrative types
of golfers ms Walter Travis, Jerry
Travers and Jim Barnes, taking three
leading examples. rise to such heights
They had co ordination to n rare de-
gree.
I The same applies to Jack Dempsey
Dempsey in the ring has wonderful
team play between mind and muscle. H'
isn't thinking in three or four scat
tered directions when he starts blow
His entire mental machinery is back o
! the punch. -,
Which explains why an entry will
too much imagination is frequently 1
big flop at sport.
Basis Of Staleness
CtTALENESS, as Bill Tilden pointe'
- out n few days ago, is largely
mental defect.
The mental machinery begins to sa
a,d all co ordination goes bloocy
Which is why weary player is usual
a number of kilomcters off his stride
There is no driving force of the min
or brain to direct the muscular system
Dempsey's Success
DART Of Dempsey's great co-ordina
L ton is due to his love of the rim
game. 1t could never occur to MIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-27
GAME ENDS IN ROW
Unsatisfactory Conclusion Marks
Dobson. North PhlIlie Contest

Tho North Phillic- Dobson baseball
game at Thirty fifth street and Queen
lane ended abruptly and unsatisfac-
torily last evening when one of the UNI
pircS, managers, players and spectators
engaged in a FREQ for all. The trou-
bic arose over dispute regarding the
number of bases awarded by Umpire
Crooks when the North Phil!ics staged
ninth inning rally.
The crowd had cnCroachcd the play
ing space and the visitors were of the
opinion that they should have received
more bases than allowed for n couple OF
Extra hits which may have won the
game. Manager Rcifsnydcr, Of the
| Pills, protested and after heated de
bate in which many participated, I'm
pire Crooks punched Business Manager
| William Gleason of the visiting team.
| DobsOn Ndhcrents claim that the of
fetal was the first to be struck. In {
few moments players, spectators ant
officials We're engaged in general mix
up. At the start of the ninth the scor
was Dobson 4, North Phils /. Th
latter had two runs across and ever,
chance Of winning out when the mele
started. Umpire Harry Adams the
called the game, the score reverting t
the eighth with Dobson T. North Phil
| lies