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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-31

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Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
SERVANTS IN INDIA
BY DR. FRANK CRANE Copyright, 1921 by Frank Cranel

Don't talk to me about servants, said the English army officers wife, she finished bringing Tn the food and sat down at the table, with her husband and my wife and me-
 Don't talk to me about servants, she went on, for she was one of those easy, rambling running takers that chatter away necessarily a cheerful brook, answer their own questions and are as nexhaustlbe, and withal as interesting electricmotored vic troa. (She good to look a too by the way, neat trim honey, smiling and altogether delightful little body.)
 Don't talk to me about servants We've been in India and I've had servants, and been waited until was near crazy
 I am enjoying the luxury of doing things for my self in this flat. haven't enjoyed anything for three years so much as getting this dinner. l got 1t all. bought the things at the market carried them home. shelled the peas. griled the steak. toasted the bread I set the table I made the coffee.
 In India-servants?-th were thick flies. 1 couldn't move without stepping
 We were at little up-country station There were sorts of conveniences. But there servansoh, servants why, had to fight almost to get to brush my own teeth.
 As got to our place they began to ap- pear. And they all experts, all trained Every one of them knew his ob and they could give alabor union in the United States cards and spades when it came to refusing to do what was not their particular task.
 One would wash dishes but somebody else had to wipe them. One would make the bed, but it was another ones job to sweep the floor
 Oh, they had it all parcelled out Each had his speciality It took two husky to wait the table There was boy to errands. When he wasn't ming errands he wouldn't stoop to pick up scrap of paper; he slept And the that rubbed grease into the sahbs boots would not for anything put oil in the lamps. There were no laundries nor drains for water, of course and to make up for these we had to hire dhobi and bhisti.
 Sweeping is considered degrading by native, and we had to have especially trained low caste person to do it.
 Then there are ayahs to look after the children, and boys pull the fans and gardeners to cut the grass and so and so
 Their wages were low, but they all cheated enough to make up for it. native would rather swinde you out of cent than dollar. F So-help yourselves and don't texpect me to wait | on you.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
The Baseball Outlook

The result of the first of the world series games no doubt strengthens a countrywide conviction of baseball fans that the Yankees will win the worlds championship It was not an easy matter to make a comparison during the of any two teams of different leagues. That Is hard enough to do as between two teams of the same league even in series between themselves unless the success of the other of them is unvafying. The estimate any club rests rather upon its place in the list after the season is pretty well advanced.
 But somehow in the course of the season there grew an impression that the American League a whole was playing better ball than the National. That was not an entirely impression, but one which had been entertained for years. The Americans have confirmed 1t generally or fre- quently by taking the championship series.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
THE INN6ApDs DISCUSS FORD
 AND INITIATES

Now, what do you suppose Henry Ford wants with Muscle Shoals 2'' asked Mrs. Ignatius Innbadd. who had been reading her favorite paper.
 .'Does he want 'em?" asked Igna- tius, who was busy trying to figure where the Yankees would be in the official standing should they win five out of the next seven games and the Cleveland team win but four
 He does" replied the wife.
 well. he can have them as far as I'm concerned" replied lgnatius. 'sWhat's Muscle Shoals. anyhow Sounds like the name of a Physical Culture or Body Building farm"
 You are thicker than pie crust VI snapped Mrs. Innbadd. These are the kind of muscles you find at the seashore''
 Little as they wear at the sea- shore these days, it is astonishing how few muscles you really see" re- piled Ignatius What is Henry Ford going into that sort of thing for?'
 Stupid" shouted the wife. The muscle of Muscle Shoals is not the muscle of the human anatomy: 1t Is a half brother to the clam, sort of Scripps- Booth oyster. You know what a shoal is. don't you?"
 T do. dearest"
 What is it2"
 Its a thing the women throw over their shoulders on cool nights. re- member my aunt used to wear an old red one and we used to sing a song about it."
 'Ignatz," remarked the wife in dis gust, your parents made a great
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
THE ONCE OVER
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By Fl. I. PHILLIPS

mistake when they kept you out of night school. I said shoal. not shawl A shoal is a lump of land in the ocean. Muscle Shoals are so called because they are covered with mus cles."
 Just like Zybysco. the wrestler" suggested Ignatz. well, I don't see why Ford wants bunch of shoals unless he's looking for a good place to wash his cars. Maybe he thinks Muscle Shoals sounds too like the Jewish phrase 'Muscle-Toff and wants to suppress it"
 -The paper says Henry wants to take over the nitrate plants there. l suppose you know what nitrUes are?"
 ''The last time I sent anything by Western Union they were five cents word" replied Ignatius. Are you thinking of telegraphing your mother2"
 If thought you as stupid as you seem I'd telegraph for cop sneered MT. Innbadd. ''Nitrates are little in finitesimal things that are all about us. The very air is full of 'em."
 "Uhuh," grunted Ignatius. still at work on the baseball percentages.
 'Nitrates are here. there. every where they are all about us?"
 You don't say so." remarked Igna- tius.
 million, no matter where we go- Now do you know what nitrates are2"
 Certainly" replied IgEatius.
 What are they?' demanded Mrs. Inn badd.
 "Fuvvers." declared Ignatius, who will be out again as soon as the wounds about his face and chest heal.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
The RepubIican and the KIan

A communication to The Republican misnterprets
 editorial which appeared in these columns recently Eto he an endorsement of the Ku Klux Klan. It was kcot and was not intended to be discussion of the
 or the lack of merit of that organization. but ss ratber statement that whatever the Klan may .haye done elsewhere of whatever outrages it may rn need of an investigation its activities |ir,a,nr had been heard Of misdoings by the local organization
 The attitude of The Republican of opposition to n. ku Klux Klan and all organizations and bodies formed for the purposes avowed by the constitution
 ., the r1u Klux Klanthat of enforcing the laws and E.h. punishment of offenses against the iaw-was Eaae very clear in these columns about two months M ago.
 ae for the enforcement the law in a
 to prescriptions of the constitution and |f.n. laws However good the motives of any Fzation formed for the enforcement of the law by fuse,f it is a dangerous organization.
 I rave are to be enforced only by those upon l n, inc responsibility enforcement is laid by |t,. oonettution and the laws Any attempted s ,.aroent otherwise is step in the direction of M o,v for the reason that though 1t may purport 2, x and may be taken with earnest desire for ,. . forcement the law it is nevertheless at N ,.o, ,,non the very foundation of law and order Eg anarchistic and un- American.
 arc aware that sometimes the enforcement Y ,,ocou,es so lax that law abiding citizens are kL ,,ned to summary and extra-lawful measures. kSs.nd ,,nder such spur. such movement is to be
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
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which Nelson's fleet was so notably engaged-that is the battles of Ira falgar, the Nile and Copenhagen. The black tie was originally worn by British sailors in memory of Nelson at the time of his death. The stars worn on a sailors collar and the stripes on an officers sleeve were also originally used by the British navy and adopted in a somewhat modified form by the American navy. The red stripes indicate the length of service of the enlisted man.
 O. Was the American steamship Savannah, which is often cited as having initiated transatlantic steam ship service, really a sailing vessel with auxiliary engines? A. A.
 A The navy department says that the steamship Savannah used sails as we'll as engines. The actual voy- age from land to land consumed 22 days, but there were only IA days when the engines were used
 a. To it true that great landed estates and castles in England may now be bought cheap? R. Nick.
 A It is true that many of the great historical English estates, which could not have been purchased for any money before the war. may now be had at surprisingly low prices, because their titled owners cannot afford to keep them- One of these estates may be purchased for less than it originally cost to stock them with game Many of them are being bought by wealthy Americans. e. How long will frame building last? A. A. P.
 A. This depends upon a great many factors, including climate, kind of wood used. and care taken; but 1t may be stated that If well cared
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
Questions And
 .AnsUers

(Any reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Repub- lican Information Bureu, Frederic J. Haskin, Director. Washington, D. c. This offer applies strictly to infor- nation. The bureau cannot give .d- vice on legal. medical, and financial matters. It does not attempt to set- tie domestic troubles, nor to under take exhaustive research on any subject Write your question plainly and briefly Give full name and ad- dress and enclose two cents in stamps for return postage. All re- plies are sent direct to the in- quirer.)
 O. How long did it take Noah to build the Ark?
 A. There is no actua1 data as to the time it took Noah to build the Ark. but Prof. James Orr. editor-in- chief of the International Bible En- cyclopedia, estimates the time at 120 years.
 c. Is there any American author of renown whose works were mol published until after his death? T. E. 4 P. pernao. Henry D rsors., ., l Concord, Mass, who died in 1862 comes nearest to answering this de- | scription- He published but two books while alive. both at shis own 1 expense. One of them had mode rate circulation, the other almost none. All his life he kept a journal and all of this has subsequently beer published, so that hfs works now total about 30 volumes. all of which are in print and in demand
 Q. Can a parcel sent to France b, mail be insured? E. J. w. l A. The post office department says. that, according to the latest re. | ports from local authorities fl France, parcels sent to France can. 1 not be registered or insured O. Can you tell me the size O
 the largest gold nuggets found il
 California? S. R. S.
 A. The national museum say | that. according to its records, tn
 largest California gold nugget wa
 found in the Monumental claim il
 Sierra county and weighed 1,593 tro, | ounces.
 o. What is the meaning and orisi,
 of the stripes and stars on a sailor
 blouse, and why does he wear a biael
 necktie? S. C.
 A. The navy department says tha the three white stripes on a sailor
 blouse represent the three battles fl
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
PWorld Series By Berton Brdley~~

World series-nlarvelous, glorious, wonderful Stands full of rooters whose voices thunderful Thousands who wait at the gate, very longngly; Thousands gathering thickly and throngingly; Bare of the bands and roar of humanity Atmosphere throbbng with baseball insanity. Yes, in for lunatic period
 World series-cameras clicking repeatedly Empires and players all posing unheatedly, Smiling and shaking hands cooly and pleasantly tThey'n be behaving much different, presently; Stled for moment the sound of all chatter is. Now they loudly announcing the batteries Then from ump comes the magical call. Believed in basso profundo-.Play bawl!" World series-over the nations immensity Fans are awaiting the news with intensity: Scanning the bulletins, nervously, worriedy; Grabbing the extras perusing them hurredly; Yet this excitement, tremendous and furious, Seems to the sober mind just bit curious. Why should a nation grow pCsple and hectical Over what's only highly paid spectacle?
 Why should it thrill all the beachers and galleries Just to watch players increasing their salaries? Why?-I dunno, but it does, and the best of us Find they are crazy all of the rest of us; Rooting and yelling and shrieking somehow, "Oh you world series-were all loony now."
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
GOVERNMENT MOVIES
i. men. They call them editors or in- telligence officers in the government Duplicated Effort

men. They call them editors or in- telligence officers in the government.
 Duplicated Effort
 One main trouble with the gov ernment publicity has been dupli- cated effort. For instance, a certain war story which one bureau of gov ernment refused the reporter with much mystery and hints of its stra- tegic significance, he got two days later from another bureau, full de-, tails being given gladly.
 This duplicated effort still goes on in some Washington government of fices. The Canadian government has taken the radical step of combining its publicity in one exhibits and pub icity bureau, branch of the depart ment of trade and commerce. So far as pictures go, the films taken by one staff include every phase of Canadian national activity.
 The film studio is in Ottawa. with in easy reach of all the government department officials. All of the work of developing film. coloring it, mak- ing art subtitles. and some of the photography goes on in this one building. The government pictures do not cost extravagant and alluring prices like the fiction films. Scenery and industries are shot free, and when actors are wanted in order to weave story into the picture, the bureau calls upon few people in town who film well and like the novelty of be- ing in pictures. When they are paid for this work. they are on the gov- ernment roll, and the salaries are | typical government salaries.
 The government pictures are gen. orally one-reelers with a story run 1 ming through them. One may be a scenic picture of old Quebec or Lake Louise. Another is industrial salmon fishing, for example. And others may have history, a news | event, government activity or some l typical Canadian custom as a founda- | ton.
 A government that goes into the film business as a commercial propo- sition finds it expedient not to en- croach on the work of private pro- ducers. so Canadian officials warn The government camera man is in ar unexploited field when he films na- tional and government subjects
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Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
A SAD BLOW

The Newlyweds have home in the suburbs and Mrs. N. was relating her disappointment with her garden to sympathetic caller. We did hope to have luck with tomatoes" she said, "but those failed us"
 What the trouble"
 You know there several kinds of tomatoes and thought had planted the red kind. and now those horrid old tomato bushes just with the green ones. which don't at all as we eat pickles. ."-Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

deplored though the circumstances may forestan condemnation. But the defect thus proposed to be remeded by such summary procedure is neither general one nor permanent one in any community
 to met by any organization which, pretend ing intending promote law enforcement, really enforces a new and unwritten code. There can be within the America government no invisible empire
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
A BELGIAN JAwRREAKER

Belgian opposition to things French before the made them coin their word for automobile, called by the French when this vehicle ap peared the market. So, if you took motor trip to Belgium, went in suelpanrdeooszondtrspoor vegpetroleumrytug. Today this equivalent for the shorter name "auto' is still used in certain sections of Belgium Literally translated, it fast horseless without rails petrol vehicle" New York Times.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
TO FIT THE CRIME

Mrs. Youngbride-We hadn't been married a week. your honor, before he hit with piece of sponge cake.
 Judge-Disorderly conduct Ten dollars and costs
 Mrs. Youngbride-And I'd made the cake with hands.
 Judge-Assault with a deadly weapon. One year Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
They Cana Runnina

The pulling power of The Republican has been remarkably manifested within the last thirty-six hours The Fashion Show of Tuesday night to which 1t had devoted itself acted a magnet upon the homes of Phoenix emptyng great blocks of them and leaving them tenantIess for some hours while the families helping to swell the throng in the retail district. Never before have seen such congestion in Phoenix over so large an area The business district of Phoenix is not what it used to be, confined within dozen blocks two streets beyond which on gala days only the casual pedestrian The entire center section of the city from Second avenue to Second street and from Monroe to Jefferson too small for the crowds which had assembled at the drumming of The Republican to the Fashion Show
 And then there yesterday It's reproduction of the first of the worlds series games which filled Center street between Monroe and Adams for two hours.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
For the first time in several months. with

For the first time in several months withdrawals of postal savings show decrease small enough important During August the postal savings total declined only s10o000 the balance September being $152,400o0o
 That the postal banks beginning to hold their own is another indication that more people getting their jobs back and fewer compelled to draw on their savings to meet expenses.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
CALLED

The conjuror producing eggs from a top hat He addressed a boy in the front row. Your mother can't get eggs without hens can she?' he asked.
 "Oh, yes" said the boy.
 Flows that ?" asked the conjuror.
 "She keeps ducks'' answered the boy.-Oklaho-
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

for a frame building may last for centuries There is an old meeting house at Easton. Md, which is said to have been built in 1888 and is still in fair state of preservation This is said to be the oldest frame house in America
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

The extending to which airshps being applied have considerable of the romantic. Up Newfoundland, aiImen are tracking down seals for the fur hunters. Killing seals with a club easy But find your seals. Airmen find them in a few hours work in water boats often takes weeks. The airship in commerce is romantic, be- cause it is novel unusual Soon will become com monpace.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

The spreading of culture through the medium of personal contact rather than classroom work is the latest venture in education. The University of Mich igan has obtained the services of prominent poet perform this service If the experiment succeeds it will be repeated next year, painter or sculptor heir
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
CARRYING IT. TOO EAR

Business is bad"
 Cant you reduce office expensesg" asked his wife.
 Yes guess I'll have to kiss the stenographer good-by."
 Acknowledgements Courier Journal
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
JUVENILE LOGIC

The teacher had been explaining fractions to her class. When she had discussed the subject at length. wishing to see how much light had been shed, she inquired:
 Now, Bobby, which would you rather have. one apple or two halves?"
 The little chap promptly replied:
 1.-TWO halves"
 "Oh. Bobby exclaimed the young woman. little disappointedly. why would you prefer two halves?"
 "Because then I could see if it was bad inside."-London Opinion.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
AGREED WITH HER

she-Wonlen may gossip sometimes but they have better control their tongues men have
 He-You are right. Men have nc control what over womens tongues-Boston Transcript
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06
A SAVING INSTINCT

T hope you not letting some cheap skate hug you, daughter"
 "Of course not, father"
 How it. then, that find stogies on the parlor mantel ?'-Louisville Courier Journal.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

If anyone has anything he wants put i. the country he had better do it now while attention of the nation distracted to the worlds series.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

Cotton in the Salt River valley is staging much more of comeback than Charles late of Austria seems be able to put on
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

Money on either the Giants Tanks will find early takers.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

If only the taker could have been on hand on Tuesday night.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-06

LONDON.-The Prince of Wales has lost one of his pet dogs. Kate. a Sealyham terrier. The police are looking for her