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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-03-04
so cocinero de Luis XIV, que Sc suici-
do por no haber podido servir, en- un
banquete del Rey, cierto pescado...

Por ESQ es que Victor Hugo decia que
la suya era, tambi6n, la patria de todos
los hombres civilizados. Pero hay una
exception esta regla
Els extrafio, Gverdad?
-Pues 81, la hay. -
-1Cual?
bi6n, muy refinados, como buenos dis
cipulos de Bolivar, apan Francia
IQuien no 10 hara? Pero ellos. como su
segunda patria, han buscado una muy
chica, nuy pequenita, muy aislada..,
verde. como la selva en- primavera, y
dorado, siempre por la esplendida luz
del sol tropical. Una osla arrullada, blan
'damente, eternamente, por la "becen-
seq del mar, porque es tan chiquitita,
que, a pesar de sus afios, no ha dejado
nunca de ser nina. Y ell mar la arru-
LA, veces, con su cantar serene bajo
ell disco de perlas de la luna; veces
la acaricia con la romanza azul de sus
vaivenes...
''Cuando vuestra patria os cree incom
patible con su reposo, con sus institu-
clones con sus creencias, dice Caste
lar, no hay mas remedio que abando-
narla. aunque abandon6is con ella la
mitad de la vida. Por todas parties hay
aire, pero nc es aquel aire que ha re-
cogido los suspiros del primer amor. -
Y ESQ le ha sucedido muchos vene-
zolanos, Y por clio Sc encuentran h9y
entire nosotros; en- la patria chica, con-
viviendo, 81 no felizmente. como seria
nuestro mayor anhelc, por 10 menos
tranquilamente. Pero en- nosotros no de-
ben mirar ellos al extranjero no: de-
ben yer al hermano, al amigo, al COM
paiero de la misma raza y las mismas
tradiciones, de la misma lengua y las
mismas costunbres. En- nuestra casa,
que es pequefla, hay un sitio de honor
para ellos, y asi, al cabo de los amos,
veran que Puerto Rico es una prolonga
fueron hombres, de la Venezuela donde
fueron nifios, mientras jugaban por el
prado persiguiendo policromas maripo-
sas... c
Pero 81 algtn dia-para dicha de
ellcs-pueden ir a su TERRA. cuando nc
exista incompatibilidal ninguna con
las instituciones de su pueblo; cuando al
retornar puedan decir con Calder6n:
"iQue alegre cosa es volver,
despues de una gran partida,
a ver> Ia pattda!...''
nuestra mayor satisfaction sera que 81
acuerden siempres de la islita arrulla
da por ell mar, donde lie abrimos los
brazos, fraternalmente, para que fue
ran, tambi6n, hijos de la patria chica..
Jose A. BALsEIRo.
; Invierno de 1922.
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JOHN LEWIS
NO MANDE DINEPO

JOHN LEWIS
Stop 81 Puerta de TERRA.
Telefono 829.
Pago por:
Bronco grueso 31a cts. libra;
cobre grueso, Az y cts. libra; alu-
mimic (limpio) 514 cts. libra; tu-
bos de gonna / " cts; broIlce fino
2 21s cts y cobre fino 8 liz y
centavos.
Compro cuaIQuier cAntidad
Advt.
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The San Juan Bakery Inc.
San Juan, PtO. Rico
coNvocAToRlA
convocatoria a iunta general
extraordinaFia de accionistas.

Por la presente Sc notifica y ha-
ce saber los accionistas de es-
ia corporation que por acuerdo
dc la Junta Directiva Sc ceIebra-
ra una iunta general extraordi-
maria de accionistas ell dla 13
de mario de 1922, a las 2 p.
M, en- la oficina de la
corporation
En- dicha iunta general extraor-
dinaria de accionistas Sc pro-
pondran y trataran enmiendas al
RegIamento, las cuales Sc CO.
plan en- ell aviso que por correo
Sc dirige, conforme dispone ell
Reglamento, a cada uno de los
accionistas.
San Juan, P. r., febrero 27 de
1922.
FAUSTO E. ARANDES,
Secretario.
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maria TUDOR
DEL IMMORTAL VICTOR HUGO
wa SU ESTUENO PRONTO
SALUD PARA LIS MUJERES

Esmuy corlnn Or las mujeres quejars,
de la irregularidad de sus organos repro
ductivos,. los cuales 81 Sc descuidan causan
innumerab1eS sufrinientos calamidades.
81 sn mehstruacion es muy abundante, es-
casa, Golorosa irregular; 81 I'd. sufre
maiestares. ,incomodidades, angustias, de.
bilidades, decaimiento calambres violen-
,tosa dolores de cabeza, dolores en- Ia espal
/. da ~ ia ingle, demas desordenes, este le
indicara que I'd. necesita tonlar inmedia-
tamente Nneva SdlHd dc Reno. Este es e.
verdaderoz zremeaio para las irregularida-
T des femeninas. alivia pronto, evitando as
serias enfermedades quizas hasta una
operaci6n. Tome una botella y note el
marcado efecto. NaevG Salad dc Reno
da salud accion natural al sistema ente.
70 De venta en- todas las droguerias
.. LEONARDO & CO.. F,brieanss. Nsv ''evA
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Puede un hombre levantarse de la
pobreza llegar a la cumbre de la
prosperidad por medic de sus propfos
esfuerzos? Yea la pelicula "EIARIDo
Y ESPoSA" que Sc estrenara en- Ell
Teatro ''Rialto" ell sabado IL de mar
20 en- ell Cine "Olimpo" ell martes
IA de Marco. Advt.
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HOTEL PALACE

Plan Europeo. Capacidad papa $50
pasejeros.
Ell hotel ideal para hombres de ne
gocios v turistas de experiencia.
Habitacion con bafio para per-
soma, desde $3.50.
Habitaci6n con hafio para 2 per-
sonas, desde $500
Restaurant la Carta. Precios
modicos.
CUANDO VISITE SAN JUAN
HAGA DEL PALACE SU RESI-
DENCIA.
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Al borde del infinite
Invierno de 1922.

cidas por una espirra del limoIero don
de no ha mucho tempo arrull6 sus Ill
timos cantares, sus tiItimas endechas.
sinfonizando el hosque con ritnlos ca
6enciosos.
eel ULTIT1O CoMBATE'. He ahi
ell postrimer libro de Peache, inspirado
al borde del infrito, escrito cuando va
ha inoculado Ia enfermedad 81 virus
que lie aniquila. Cuando el poeta We
una hilaza roja que sale de au boca,
muestra una sonrisa. toma su Ira y
canta:
"Rojo hilo, rojo hilo,
Gpor que a mis- ojos te muestras?
Guardate ocu1to bien hondo,
sin que mis- ojos te vean.'
Ell posta que, como discipulo de
Esculapio que tambien es. conoce 10
que quiere decir aquella madeia roja,
saba que esta es la sentencia de
muerte; pero de ella hace la compost
ci6n mas sublime, imas graade! La
elegia es algo asi como un dardo que
Sc hunde en- ell alma al leerla; porque
nadie podra Ieer esta poesfa sin que
las lagrimas acudan a los ojos; en- ella
ell poeta siente dejar abandon ado en-
la TERRA sus hijos, su esposa ~ qui6n
sabe 81 su Ira tambien!...
iAh, lector amable! No quiero ter
minar estas lineas sin antes a;udir a
su poesia EvANGELICA, aunqus para
clio pido permiso a los poetas. Voy a
trazar en- breves rssgos un juicio res
pecto a dicha composition, Gunde ell
poeta recoje toda la ambrosia Que los
doses lie prodigaron y la devuelve con-
vertida en- perlas y consoles a los que
(ContipIa en- la paglna g..
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La perversi6n veces Sc encueatra
mas desarroIlada en- las atlas esferas
sociales que en- la apacible vida de la
mediania. yea la pelicula "MARIDo
Y EsPosA" que estrenara e. Rial
to" el sabado IL de Mario, y Ell
"olimpo" Ell martes IA de Marzo. Advt
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

Among the notable professional men
AZ this country who achiey ed great
success along strictly legitimate lines
was Or. r. " Pierce Devoting his
attention 10 the specially OF women's
diseases he became Il recognized
authority IN that line,
over hf,v year. ago this noted
physician gave 70 the world "a Pre-
yerirtion which has ncler been
tQualei for the weaknesses Il women
In Pierce. ~ buffalo n a. long
4uco found out what il naturally best
Tor womeas diseases. He learned II
al through treating thousands Of
6asss TIE result Of hls Studio. was
a medieiaa called Doctor pierse's Fa-
yorite Prescription This medicine .s
made ~ vegstahlo sroNths that Ia.
urc surely intended - laekaeha.
lsliaehc, weakening pans and for
the many disorder auHuou o. wom
~ ia all rEes II III, Women 0hQ
ske thls stapdArd remedy know thar
IA pf fieFess faKouls Pies rlrtlou
dizzy are gettinx saft f1iAan tonic
soo1 that .r4gt.sls everywhere p
e "a both tablet ami rai foFin
send 'oc % ~ risfefs lNNalWa
l1iol 81 iufalc = n ~ @ s
Nrte o. lne taf|4 %
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Mother Says Rings Of
Mrs. Carleton Missing

iIayre. Mont. Oct. al--tijy a. Fl-
Mrs joseph Psle Of Butte, mother Of
mrs aInfsaret carleton, Who with
Rev Leonard J. Chrisller was shot 20
dnath no Tho Chriefler home curly Fri
day, win go today 70 Max kgbr prose.
outing ATTORNEY, WITH four questions.
thc announced
Tine questions aFe
what motive have you established
for the double Killing, Il Il was done,
as was decided by the verdict Of tho
cotouers jury, by my daughter
what effort has been iaade. and
with what result, 10 establish owner.
ship of the weapon WITH which the
shooting was douef
what effort has been made TO
recover two diamond rings observed
at D. II. the evening Of the tragedy
on Mrs. Cartoons handa?
m the rings were removed from
her fingers, IS II not also possible that
this revolver. which was not her own,
for her own was N her bag Of her
room, was placed in her open palm at
the time the rings were remoyed2'
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ksl2AlQ|a.
Chicago to Be Site
Radio Exposition
Many New Inventions Expect.
ed al National Meet There
the Middle of January.

January h9s been selected o. the
month Whom the second annual u1.
iionai radio exposition viii be held in
Chicago. This was chosen Tor several
reasons By that time the radio in.
dustrIm atmosphere VIII have SUN.
eicnty cleared 70 enable the manu-.
facturer, jobber and dealer 70 know
where b. stands the mBuH lnpen.
tories VIII have been taken, aud an
adjustment viii have been reached in
this rapidly growing Industry which
VIII have stabilized II 10 a large De.
gree,
There was another factor Ib cius.
Ing the advisory committee Of tho ssG.
end national radio exposition 10 select
this particular time for the second
national show. Consultation with *.
hlbitora IN tho lirst national oxposi.
ton, held III the Letter building. Chi.
eago, June 20 % July ]. revealed the
fact Tint the big men in the indus.
try were convinced That with the
opening u the new year viii come
many changes IN tho rldlo fltuntien.
new Inventions win have releFatcd
"a tho scrap heap and rendered oh
soleto many OF the devices nov used.
Long distance reception viii have
been 50 much improved as 10 enable
Chicago 20 hear music and worl1
news direct from England, Scotland
and panana, az well az the most dis
tant points IN the United states.
The First Regiment arlnorp, Sla
teenth street ond Michigan avenue.
has been selected az the place for
holding the second annual national
radio exposition. aud the dates are 10
be January 10 ~ 20. inclusive, accorI
ing to Milo = Westbrooke, who IL the
pioneer in singing radio exposition
frtilv rational In character
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Sparks

complete and thorough eourse In
the theory and practice Of radio.
with emphasis on practical radio
work n being given for the first
time In the evening school Of applied
science az Georeia Institute Of Tech.
nology. according 10 the announce.
uent recently Of Dean a. y. Morton.
The radio course includes complete
training on how 10 make radio 1p-
parotus, as well as instruction In the
principles and theory Of radio. Both
the receiving and transmitting of
radio messages aud the principles
ard practice Of radio telephony are
being taught TO the students.
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regarding this trouble viii be apprt
cH'ed Very truly yours,
ROY y. MEIER. Wayne, Sob.
II sounds as X your A battery might
b. weak. Have j, fsehafssd
The Omaha Bee Radio departments
Would Ike TO know II you can tell
W. why He DO not pick up your radio
concerts Wo have d straight circuit
tuner. one i5.plato variable condenser
and three vacuum tubes. our an
tenna il 40 feet high md We are using
from tWo % three i5.yult "Bf bat.
trfics on tho ampllrera and one s2ia.
volt 'B" battery on the detector tube.
Ne may DO ID a pocket, but we can
r.ck up Davenport, Ia. which IL al
most directly over you from Mere.
Ne hear them every night regular
when they afs brundcaating.
We can also tune IN on Tort worth,
ullins l,cnyer Colo, ktusas city
star. sweeney Auto school and pick
them mp regularly There nro q lot
Of other stations which We have
riclod ~ but once. but we have
never picked up any station In Omaha
or Lincoln There are two other sta.
tons about 20 miles from here and
they are having about the same luck.
We also pick up st. Louis and can
hold them rs wen az the other sta
tons | have mentioned
NNouid be giad Ia hear from Vouf
department IN regard 10 thig.
Trusting 10 hear from you yours
very truly " T. mEHHlHLN, d..
Asbby. Neb.
Are sou tuning in at $50 meters
when you want % hear station
WAAW9 The wave length used 10
be $50 metefa, but hns been changed
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Fliyyer Goes Into Ditch.
But Wedding Bells Ring

Flash cupid wing.
Miss Elsie Elder % Concord, &eb.,
and Leo stenwall Of Allen, Nebs
wounded hy the little rascal's darts.
determined to take the Tong, long
trail' to ihe altnr.
They aspired TO DO Joined BY Rev.
Charles w. sayidge Omaha
"uarryia' parson.'
IL their hivyer, they started for
OMAHA sunday morning The bride
tote took the wheel.
At sharp turn in the road near
Went Point, the hiYYer went into the
ditch. The car vas wrecked but the
lovers escaped unscratched.
Leaving the damaged ftYver IN q
repair shop, they took the fret train
10 omaha. And Monday night the
wedding bells rang merr1y at the
home OF Rev. Mr.. Sayidge,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

enul oNeins nrrt Halloween
shoolinr of this season occurred Mon
dly night when Henry Loshrr. q re-.
ufcd trmef, shot aud wounded 81
lhe back Chester Boyer. ~. 4 Fraur
~ smaller to5a had overturned alt
buildings Ia Bohhora yard earlier ~
tho evening Boyer and q companion
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

tend the Lausanne peace conference
because II wGs called 10 settle war
- which the United states was not
o party.
Secretary Hughes began bis address
with q ouldgy 70 senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. chairman Of the committees
foreign relations bloc ard republican
lender II the senate, Mr. Lodge'a de-
feat by his Massachusetts c0netitu
eney AZ the November election would
not only b. loss to tho state but
an lifepafnble loss 70 tho uatpn.'
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Watch Kept on Kennedy ,
Described in Burch Trial

Los Angeles, Oct. 31.--The watch
.Aat Arthur 9. Burch, on trial Tor th'
thIrl time for the murder Of j. beltof
Kennedy. Is alleged TO have man
..tued over Kennedy for seNeral da3s
u ,or to the Staying August o. vas de
ribod 10 the jury by prosecutor
ultnesaes Nesterday.
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Questions

Radio Department. Omaha Bee.
Gentlemen: I own a clapp Eastman
receiving set, with o two'step audio
frequency ampliacr, and can receive
almost any station in tho country.
But my trouble IL this: ] can tune
in station in good shape and can
hear perfectly at first but the sound
coon commences to die out, and finally
Is lost, 80 I am unable 20 hear this
station any more. Al times can
tune it in again, but not very often.
I can tune IN another station after
losing the first one, only to have The
stations signals get weak also,
Any Information YOU can give me
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01
ApNfgfIstatN
|TCH|NG ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UP
WITH SULPHUR

f salns eai a STE sa ssfH
Am8. a - 4uss
tfsHHae - trl8ias hit.e Nsalhn
eaaf Hse sei ssiW tae
ffa So Sc Asll ua fatf af
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&m a an talHn
flhea ss sa ita sas t.ft co.
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wgFyiad siFtla Atehne my ehh
drsu through iha tangerous -.
I.ois 4 = bad cold Naut othe'
mQihffs as know las I dld Il ms
gratitude Nll lhsa b theirs
4 Bought = mY druggist 4 bottle
n Essence Mvntho. tAxeae ard
mixsd Is ln1o = Fiat Nith home
male aagAf syrup, lts M ttea
blt-fhFes mlaaies. little sugar
ard hat water, hats AZ iufi
ftllaw r'Bla easy dlrr liaHs fhe
Nfy amt dsss hfte relief anf
| hays Rnt I'D : fiaM se.d ef
MRh in ms family slfsa ! aAaFtfA
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False Claims.

WE hope Mother who thinks sick baby without
" calling Physician with remedies that she for herself
Most Mothers know that Baby especially for
who think that what enough for them good
enough for Baby and these Mothers appeal nothing their
babies specially prepared for babies recommended by their Physician
False claims kill but false claims child
For thirty Fether has been aiding the reduction
Mothers have
with Always keep Il the house.
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were aaeosted by Loshef While com.
ing through she alley 20 Tho rear u
his residence Lashor fred the tua
lrt from his 81 caiiher revolver
lodging M thu muscles o. noyeFs
back
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ard II sou DID not know &c this
might account for inability 70 pick
W Tho Omaha ice radio concerts
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How Provide Against Coughs and Colds
ny 4 MOTHER

Last Niater resolved g provide advance 'ef hs ,easons
colds and eoushseud dd H. spent les rcaay ha1
---L M .--L.Lal dreAl. ------- ~ ---.
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HelpfuIness us.
Policy Abroad,
Declares Hughes
Secretary Of State in Boston
Tells of 20 MONTH. Ac-
compli.hmenis Of Ad.
ministration.

Bost0n. Oct. si.-h foreign policy
n hsIpfalnefs and good understand
ina. Without sntangiemfnts which
would .eltfr American independence,
gas outlined by Secretary Hughes Of
The State department 10 an address at
symphony hnil last night reviewing
The record ~ Tie Harding administfe
lion IN the field u International rela.
lions
By the lead II took ln the arms con.
terence the aecretgfY pald, ard by llB
Efforts toward harmony among the
nations Of tho western hemisphere
no American government during the
pas, 20 months hns set q record Of
accomplishment far beyond what WIS
expected ~ II when the nep admins
ration came into power
Lend Helping Hand.
50 FAR ~ Europe 10 concerned, Mr.
Hughes declared, President Harding
and hts advisers always have been
tendy to lend . helping haud where
it would do tho most good, but are
40, willing 10 fHtter away the ~.
fluence u the rnlthd Naies ~ inter-
entlon in controvtfscs that arc root.
"a IN anooId national riyBlrea Vs..
The chief trouble ~ this timc IL
Europe he continued, 81 that the
sreat powers lave not been able 10
agree M 20 questions Phich, being
distinctly European questions, direct
s concern them. and their want ~
tgresfneu, IA due 20 different eonc"ps
Ion. 81 essential nnuoW policy For
Us, ibterna ioa8i cooperation docs not
mean that We should embroil our
slges IN controyrtieg rot Involving
ON own ilteref
Tho fecretary added that bN be.
lsvod a way might he found for the
United states 20 participate formally
II tho selection 81 Judges % the re-
Gently organized international court
o, justice. a proJect which from the
frst had had tho sympathy Of this
government. He declared that alrendy
sn a humanitarian way and through
he channels ~ trade The United
states wna really giving aid. lie
praised the arms conference agree.
iacnts az meaning "ths rescue Of the
world from despair.
Accomplishment, Reviewed.
Among tho other accomplishments
fepiered by Mr.. Hughes ~ part OF
lie constructive program OF tho nd
linlstration were the negotiation Of
peace treaty with Germany, the
zap agreement protecting American
teaests IN the mandate Islands OF
ue Pacific. the reorganization Of
ubag finances. the TaonaArina arb.
alton agreement between Chile ard
cru. the calling II conference here
central American republicf. and
,le stabAiza'ion of lIayt and sonto
omingo.
Toward tho people of Mexico, the
secretary said, the GATED states en-
far;aiua not only the frlendiest senti'
taertr. although It Is unwilling 10
aaogni2o any Mexican internal policy
sasod 4Uop co1bscatory measures
,ganst foreigners, Ho alluded also to
he near eastern situation, repeating
ne declaration that tho American GOV.
ffnment, although interested deeply
Ia some phases Of the hear eastern
settlement, can not appropriately at,
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

Zee want Ads Produce Results.
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Boy Wounded by Farmer
in Halloween Shooting

o Neilll Neb., oet al.-lspdelal rele'
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-11-01

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11

tempt to interpret to him the ~
Ing OF the day is made ' H''aa'
Parades are suggested to .,.
true conception Of the cu,tnr,f"e I
tribution of the fore.gn.hor. 'on'
liens. There should be- flaa, CT
tableaux depicting in pano-ars o.
eras OF discovery, explors,Ion ths
onization, signing or tn, Dsc,s!i' eoi'
ton OF Independence. birth y, "a "a
American fleg. winning NJ fhe ms vas
freedom for the slaves. ,rSn'.ee,I0
growth OF the nation and AraalrIla
and the World war. ''''ca
The Boy Scouts OF America
volunteersd personally 10 .n.ifo W.
citizens to be guests of tho ~
munity. 'on'
Speeches should be 5lree,o,
practical ends. the league betia,Ina 70
tending to hasten the sua,kin.
English and the reading of Apo.
can, newspapers, and to cpconr,.'
the native born to show real ns,.s'
borllness by ceasing the use N y,
fensive nlcknames. VI
Distribution of flags and WA.
sage from the president. with ,nro''
lamations by govern -.s and nsvo.'
also were urged. with the ,lsges,,s''
that motion pictures dcp.,fIng ~!
progress of American d,moc,s.V,
and slides containing ouota,la.,
from the addresses Of f,n,o..
Americans be introduced
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-11
willard Battery
Long Jump Ahead
OF Volts Dream

when the average motorist steps
on the starter OF his automobile and
the electric current galvanizes the
engine into life very few realize that
they owe a debt OF gratitude to a
French professor who lived a CEN
tury and quarter ago. II was Al
lessandro Volta who made the first
battery from alternate layers OF cop
per and zinc discs separated by small
pieces of wooleu cloth.
From the first crude battery OF
Volta to the modern Willard all
rubber battery is a long jump that is
fun Of Interesting developments. IT
has taken more than hundred
years to advance from copper and
zinc discs separated by cloth TO
plates OF lead with threaded rub
ber insulation in a solid rubber case.
Until a very few years ago the
separators which are a very impor-
tant part OF an automobile storage
battery were universally made OF
wood Manufacturers realized that
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Boulder. Here baby chicks. sweet
songed birds, dogs, cats, monkeys,
rabbits, and every sort of pet enter
tain you. Remember. you may leave
your pet at this shop when you so
away with perfect ease of mind, for
they keep food. medicines and ac-
cessories for all pets.
Antique bronze bowls are most
attractive i'm q home, and serve three
purposes, flower bowl, incense burn
ing, or purely decorative.
"All the world loves a lover
therefore one takes great pleasure
in the selection of gift that the
June bride will be proud to possess.
The discriminating shopper will
naturally wander into A. Y. Bos-
wells, 307 South Main, and; view
their gorgeous showing of up-to-
date silverware in the Gorham
likewise Reed and Barton, patterns.
One finds, also, many other sugges.
tions in enchanting new vanities OF
dull gold. um-mounted rings,
and exquisite wrist watches.
Handkerchief hinen lingerie set:
In colors are spoken of by certain
authority as appealing TO the Jun,
bride.
Special attention given iayettes al
the Tiny Tots Shop, 603 South Main
Another umbrella, for rain ol
shine, has flat handle of ivor,
which conccals cunning littl'
powder pnff.