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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
SelOra 0 Selorita, no
Sc ponga I'd. vieja
antes de tempo

Siga usted nuestro consejo, amable
lectora, no Sc ponga vieja antes de
tempo, no permita que los amos dejen
su horrible huella sobre su rostro. Ell
remedio para conservar su juventnd es
muchisimo mas sencil1o de 10 que u.s.
ted Sc imagina.- Bastard con que con-
serve I'd. su SANGRE RIGA y pura
y para enriquecer Y purificar su sangre
hay. un t6nico llamado NUxIFIERRO
que es uno de los mejores que podemos
recomendarle Tomando NUXIFIE-
RRO por algunaS SemanaS conseguira
usted enriquecer su sangre y una vez
nconseguido este Sc sentira I'd. muchi-
simo mas activa, mas energica mas
JOVEN. Con raz6n dicen los ingleses
que una persona es tan joven como Sc
siente, 10 que quiere decir que NADIA
importa la edad que uno tenga, 10 prin-
cipal es SENTIRSE joven. Tome US
ted NUXIFIERRO por un corto tempo
no solo Sc sentira I'd. mas joven, si-
no que, Sc conservara joven por largos
amos. Repetimos que es el problema
mas sencillo del mundo. Sc trata SIM
plemente de que enriquezca usted su
sangre para enriquecerla NADIA mejor
que NUxIFIERRO. No es un remedio
especial para las damas Sn6 que
tambien pueden tomarlo los caba-
lleros con iguales buenos -esultados.
Fabricado por Or. Becker Medicine
CO., de New York, y de venta en- cual-
quier botica,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
la SRA. DE VIDAL COATUNCA HABER
NDTrAwNN Fnr AnNTADTr AfmTAFrn
ODIClNDO OlN INUIf1DLL hONEE4NtO
EN- PESO.
"Aunente Catorce KilOs en- peso con cuatrO
botelias de Tanlac" - declara Una
sonora de Cardenas.

-Kuugrr Ias,ss fsssaaas a. iola
I,slir l.an i.saae I...lac. han s,i..
uide r-rf.nirs astatii.s=s. qa,1s
nmi-a ~ habka ii n.lsEala ca nss
tncsza > ssaraad lss rsr.iieslea.s ~
s--asiiGtiirs De 80 siosscina. 60
mo IA Il ras ,r ia4 s,io.a DO g.ina
Palmer dc Vidal. s~n don.iciiia cn Il
Se-nii,ia Arra,is. Na -. caslcnas.
quicn eeauai,s un aaaenio ca pcss
he caiorce kilas. .roa $50 ,uairo ia-
icllaS d. Taalec. lie aqul 81 I.rcpio
rclat.' dc los hcrrficias aeiiva.los del
uso dcl Taniac.
''BuraE;c ecao diez ;,los habia
81 % disrtr ica. Daran:e todo csc
tempo casd d.srio siifrf de acitlcz
del csiGlnago, crucios ag-ios etros
sfntomas dcslnadahlcs as, cisdoS cen
In indigestion. Como NJ pcrdf nGn-
ca peso 40 cons!deIe nunca hue nj
casso era grave. pes;ir dc que er;.
nriIy moles,o Y me obligada a ser muy
cuidadosa con mi dieta.
"Sufrfa mrcho de bilicSidad. mi hi
gGdo funcicnaba NAL. tenfa nal sa-
bor en- la boca, lengua saburral. a
pesar de mi aparente estado de bue-
na salud, durantc Ia primaypra prin-
cipios de verano comenc6 Il notar de
bilidaQ y falta de intefGs en- Ia vida
Y comprendf cue ncccsitaA& IN toni
co.
%Por este recurrf Il Tanlac Y desdc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21

asf un rueyo ingreso que ha de tener
adecuado empleo. como Sc expreso am
pliamen,e por las personas que tercia-
ron en- Ii discussion: Don Jacinto Sua-
rez, Don Joaquin Matienzo, Don Ma
nuel AIeseguer, Don Belarmino Alva-
rez, Don Antonio Perez Y el senior Mar
tfnez Llonin.
Resucltos otros asuntos que cpnvie-
men la buena marcia de la institu-
ci0n, el senior Belarmino Alvarez, di0
lectura a un provecto de candidatura
para regir los tlestinos de la institu-
ci0n durante ell ailo 1923, Y al sonar ell
nombre de Don Jose Martinez Llonin
para Presidente, 'fu6 acogida Ia desig-
naci0n con .un franco y, sonoro. aplau-
50 que Sc prolongo por algunos minu-
tos, que nuestro amigo agradeci6
einocionado.s Los aplausos Sc reptile
ron al sonar los otros nombres de los
lirectores del Casino, con; .expresivas
demostraciones de aprobaci6n- La Di-
~
'rectiva qued6, |pues, prodlamada.
.El sefior Martinez ;Llonin Tlespues
de dar las gracias, con Erase connrovi-
da,. dijo que era uni deber de justicia
de aquellas sAsalnblea exaltar dos nom
sbres prestigiosos dentro della institu-
ci6n, por ser los de dos notables be-
nefactores del Casino Don HSegundo
Cadierno, para quien propuso la Pre-
sidencia Honoraria, y don Manuel Al
vapez, de la firma Gonzalez Padfn v
Co., Inc, de quien dijo que debfa ser
nombrado Socio de Honor .Asf 10 vo-
to la Asamblea, por aclamaci0n, que
fue saludada por un largo APPLAUSE.
En- sll informe la Asamblea dijo el
senior Martinez Llonin, hacienda justi-
cia dos eminentes espaiioles falleci-
dos durante el aiio Este aiio hemos
tenido la desgracia de perder a dos
compatriotas que acaso sean los dos
espanoles mas benem6ritos que han pi-
sado la TERRA de Puerto Rico. Don
Pedro Arsuaga Beraza, socio protec-
tor de nuestra Institution y el Illus
tre. Don Antonio Alvarez -Navd, eminen-
te juriscensulte, eondeeorado por nues-
.tros Gobierne y premiado pore egere-
ffals cafifo de espanoles y 1ortorriqtie-
nos.
Las palabras del Presidente que Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21

a. fc,iarras da.is r,nacisrt q trnrr
ma sfssiia naruiira y Observe qne
s-ss.ia uAs fnrsir nsas alcere g il,a
ar.aSsiissda "a pssa neSputs d. 10
i..a- ,fniro has.llas a. Tanlac - me
,. ursis fs.ugsnc = me qne,ie iaarasi.
rada u o,rssvar que hsl'Is asmenia-
d. ,aicrec kilos GA puso.
-uc,Sie enionccs me- he sCniidO de-
aasia 4, hsea para neccsitsr ranlac
8 nj cpetiio cs tan devorador que no
prc.lo sat.Sfacerlo Na no tongO mai
salor cn Ia hocs. al lcngua sslburral.
"a higa,ls 10 ine iEioles;a en 10 mas
mlnimo. TanlEc es en- realidad una
nicaicina magavillosa. por hlber he
cha 10 que hizc On mi -caso'
De to,los is estatlos molestos que
afligen In hunaaidad. Ii dyspepsia
% indigestion es, quiZas. Ia mas comun.
los eSpecialistas mis- competentes no
han podiGo. luchar con 6xito contra
cSta enfcrmcdad universal, pero la
madre naturaleza misnla. con ell au-
Xilio de 10 que sc considera In mayor
habilidad en- qulnicS, ha compuesto
Tanlac. que es el remedio mas it'll Y
sitisfactorio que Sc ha descubierto pa
IA este padecimiento. Segin el testi-
monio de miles de personals que 10
han usado. Tanlac corige este estado
mclesto hace que usted SO sienta
fuertc. resistente Y sano.
Tanlac Sc 1ende en- todas las drogue-
rfas V farmacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
La. Asamblea Anual del Casino
Espanol de Rio Piedras

extendi6 en- In enumeration de los me-
ritos Y virtudes de los finados. causa-
ron en- la asamblea profunda impre-
sion. acordandose enviar un cablegra-
ma de pesame a la distinguida familia
de Alvarez-Nava. va que la sonora
viuda de Arsuaga tuyo OCCASION opor-
tuna de presentar sus homenajes Ia
Directiya del Casino Espaiiol de Rio
Piedras.
He aquf la lista completa de los Sc
flores que componen la Directiva del
Casino Espaiiol de Rio Piedras para el
alo entrante:
Presidentes Honorarios: Don Ma
nuel Gonzalez Fernandez Y Don Sc
gundo Cadierno.
Presidente Efvo: Don Jose Martf-
nez Llonin
yicepresidentes Don Jacinto Su;i-
rez y Don Manuel SIeseguer.
,seeretario: Don Gregorio Merinela-
rena.
Tesorero: Don Joaquin Mat4enzo
Cont9dor: Don Manuel Gonzalez
Perez : :. + ' E
yoGALEs: 'a'
/ Don, Gllillermo Ferndndez,
Don Rufino Rodriguez,
Don Jose Tirado,
Don Angel Gonzalez Fernandez, i
Don Baldomero San Miguel,
| Don Antonio Martinez,
Don Maximino sobrino y
Don Manuel +. Martinez.
La importante reunion termin6 en-
medic del mayor entusiasmo.
Ell IMPARCIAL felicita a Ia nueva
junta y le envfa. sus mas afectuosos
parabienes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21

PREc1os FIJos DE AcTUALIDAD.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21

DON SEGUNDO CADIERNO Es
ELECTO PREsIDENTE HoNORA-
RIO Y DON MANUEL ALVAREZ
SOCIO DE HONOR.-DON JOSE
MARTINEZ LLoNIN, REELECTo
PRESIDENTE.
Ell domingo 17-,del corriente, a las
tres de la tafde, di0 comienzo la Asam
blea General de Socios del Casino Es-
paiiol de Rio Piedras, bajo la presi-
dencia de nuestro estimado amigo ID.
Jose Martinez Llonin, que goza de tan
merecida popularidad en- ell vecino pue
bio.
Inform6 el sefior Martinez Llonin
de todos los trabajos realizados duran
tie el aiio econ6mico que termin6 lel
80 de noviembre, demostrando el es-
tado, foreciente, de la soeiedad- .ii
Ell senior Don Jacinto Suarez, presepa
to una moci0n para que la Asamblea
acordara UNI, ampliol voto de gracias
para el Presidente y el Tesorero Don
Joaquin INatieHzo, por. ,el cello demos
trado durante el afiol en- la plausible
administration del Casino,,y la Asanl,r
blea, por unanimidad, aprobo la mo-
.ci0n del ,eilor Sudrez. tributando una
oyacion a los dos mencionados iseflo-
res. s4
Ell sefor Martinez Llonin hizo uso
de la palabra Y demostro los asam-
bleistas la conveniencia en- que estaba
Ell CASING de aumentar la quota mem
suaI de los socios en- cincuenta centa7
yos, para establecer los viernes' social
les, reuniones brillantes que han de
venir a sumarse a las otras fiestas del
Casino que tan merecido renombre tie
nen no solo en- la localidad sino en- las
pob1aciones yecinas. Como pedia el
Presidente, el artfculo del Regla-
mentd fue modificado, asegurdndose
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21

rAGrAs Is t.ARls

cAGrAs IS l-ARl.s
Bran ~ tr'. s,r ia nlaafEraia -
diL slrE > s-as a. ios rosvisaics ~
II hisisli,o l,asAsc.ie a. Ia iaoilia.a.
loS fnnrirassiuN us,e ss,sssg, ncn u .,.'iio,
- tram Dr. l.aSe liail Dr. n AHA -
rurla ~ iar,.s rariaznoaios pr ~
csssasirSia insisssc.or narTssf,,. se dis
ponlan a salir para IA invicta cildasl
slsl IaEala. a nleiir sas inerzas Goa
In rcnomlgada nOrcns csSuiar Ce Ia
Alta Erusla ,le ca-iaS
De4pnes de ua viaje large acci-
dcntado. nrariciad > ror rs-.ios cha
lnrroncs lie aglia. llcgaron los lareioS
el sil,ado = las siocc del dia = Ca
gnas. Y aqni e:niseza n,ses.ra qneia.
ilnestra protcssa que gnisSi de i'm.
parci:ies lanZaiaas. para cue llegue
hasta d0Rsle ha de iiegsg. donde de-
be llegar. ! que 80 sepa hastsl d0ade
puede aicanzar el conrpaherisino rscO-
lar en- Puerto Rico, tratemos de from
char esOs Nanos Y rencorOsos prejui-
clos que solo traen eIemistades cfea-
das en- los pueblos a Gonde acuden los
luchadores baseboleros con el fin dc
conquistar una victoria, pero una vic
tOria bien canada. hicn luchada. bien
lidiada en- Ia arena del combGte Y no
en- In arena de Ia injusticia de III
fslaz raz6n.
i. Y .sigamos adelante. A las 200 p.
M, estaba la novena lareiia en- el cam
20 de base ball de Gaguas. Habfa
bastaJnte animaci0n. Caguas, siquiera
por compaIerisino, lie cede su liga
al team visitante, hasta Ultima hora,
para pcder efectuar sus prdcticas
squellos que estaban en- perfectfsimo
derecho de hacerlo A las tres EN-
pieza el juego. 81 seguimos su cur
SO veremos las ilegalidades que en- 6l
sc cometieron. En- el primer inning
A]<ti Cd al tlOS NelAl lUlu az,
pero por decision del umpire sc lie
an0t6 solsmente una carrera lR no.
vena lareiia. En- el primer inning
para Caguas -Vilellita les arrima cl
primer cerO, demostrando que no. pes.
''buche y plllmas', segin al deeir de
vsrios. II Caguas Sc desanima y cllnde
la voz de que hay que ganarle a. La
res de cualquier nanera.
Enel segundo inning para Lares
/ Lecarozosufte un aceidente, el eual tle
incspac acitaba para seguir jugando, no
obstante por no haber algin otro SUI
plente, hubo de seguir en- el juego En-
Ell segundo inning para Caglrls q
causs del accidente del jugador Leca
roz imposiciones del umpire Gel
instructor atl6tieo de Caguss, los de
Oaguas Sc anotaron tres carreras. En-
los dernas innings signieron anotan-
dose tceros ambas partidos,s liastag el
quinto inning que Lares Sc Gnot6 dos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21
ASE-BALL

ssrraeae - t,le iua,l.e. ~. A. "a
e..n. ,44ssa,ss ssasn,s.laaa- i,,r iare.
ast-.ar 1e - Hsa.sAs ssssssssszsss 80
niriiaa r.r ~ u.niarr> ., s.e,or liss.
IL. .fi,ss..i.sr DC esesslss ,le CacunS
irs aaniscis q ius lcEadlsys ra-uc-
has ~Q1e l.ai.ia CIR EagsTE9, iares
L. tolas msiicg~ Iscsle csie inrl1g
"a alfiaIie ri1Uzafoa 4 ulniair
u inez ~ ss.ia.p a siar dcrisicncs "a
faror ,ie Ca=asss. y - ssessr sie las pro,
i,ss,as dSi Instructor Earrcino. emit
ntarli rlins c.s1ciiendo muclias lie
gaiidadcs. III Il seSto inning. un ANA
rire que ne cr, cnnorido lror los Ia
relus. di6 E'gInas dcx.isiuAcs jnsias,
siciido Sacade dc 81 isss'sio pr q ms-
isGir:BF aaeiicO scilcr Fashe,li. Ra-
rrciro 81 oIone. pcTo no hab.endo
nis.sss.n 2;shlico favorable I.aues. sal
VI lis sagadsgy.s = dos ~ iIcs meros
espoctaloses. Ia prctcsia Sc apag5 en-
tIc In mar de gritos contrarios. no
prcs;lsiisios. Ii delida asfsici5n. Ea
lugar del anterior umpire. Sc puso n
uno de los muchos que Sc propusieron
deFrCtar : I.ares de cualuuier mo-
do. FL jucgo continue asi hasta Il
octave inning que Caguas Sc anot6
una carera, siendo el resnltado del
mismo cl siguiente:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-21

total.
Lares. 900 900 %.
Caguas. O3 90 0OO1 x-4.
Craemos que los Iareiios no estaran
confornes pea esta vez Y mediran sus
fuerZas ruevamente con Caguas, po-
niendose umpires que sean de la mu-
tua confiGnza de ambGs teams. Por
Otra parte no d1damos que el team
de la Alta Escuela de Caguas es bas-
tante fuerte, pero es necesariO que
demuestren sus fuerZas legGlmente, y
que sepan que los teams escolares es-
tan compuetois de estudiantes que me-
fecen toda la consideration debida,
cuandD Sc hacen acreedores a ellos. lie
indicamos de paso a los ipstructores
atleticos, que siendoi .estos teams es-
c6laress Y siendo ellost sgls maestres,
deben dar primero que nadie, el ejem7
plo de c9mpaiielismo Y 4.ampararse len
la lrazQn, para asf poderse granjear ls
confianza de sus discfpulos. y para
el pdblieo lareilo esto: No dej&is. nun-
ear salir yucstro team "A jugar otrd
pueblo, sin ir scolnpanado por una re-
presentation de vuestra culta ciuGad,
que 81 1a,I luz de los ojos de las bellas
larekas falta, no pueden estimiilar
el entusiasmo, nj las montai1as pue-
den lucir sus moles de granite, a1n
puedc haber una docena de voces que
en- pleno campo yecino sepan decir
cuando Ia iusticia es justicia y GUAM
do es una mera ilegalidad y NADIA
mas.
Un Espectador
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK
The Park Avenue News
BY IElE PAPE.

Weather: Verse.
Exteri Big Abduction! Skinny
Martins fertile Spoart has DISAPPEARED
and Skinny thinks maybe the Black
Hand has abducted him and is keep
ing him for ransim, but he hopes not
because wen he asked his father if he
would be willing to pay a ransim for
him his father sed not in a million
yeers. Detectives are working on
the case, consisting of Benny Potts,
Artie Alexander and PUBS Simkins.
o.. Poem by Skinny Martin
Some Consolation
The natives of AfricKa cline trees
with their toes,
Going up quickly but meet,
Proving they may be dark on their
skins,
But they're certeny lite on their feet.
Intristing Facks About Intristing
Feeple. Sam Cross says he wouldent
eat a fryed egg if you paid him but
when it comes to hard boiled eggs he
has to be stopped by force.
Pushmobiles to hire by the day or
hour. Speed garanteed. Latest mod
els. The Ed Wernick and Lew Davis
Fushmobile Garage. (Avvertizement. }
Things You Awt to Know. No mat
ter how much fish you eat it wont
help you eny in your swimming.
Lost and Found. Nuthing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14
! HEART and HOME PROBLEMS
written for The State journal
By ELIZABETH THOMPSON

Dear Mrs. Thompson: 1 have been
troubled several years with dandruff,
which is worse on top of my head than
elsewhere, and am turning very gray,
prematurely. / notice most of the
gray hair is where the dandruff is
worst. Can you give me a remedy
for this? My hair is very thick and
1 have thought of cutting it close on
top in order to treat IL more effec-
lively, and perhaps when 1t grows It
will be its natural color. Do you think
this will be beneficial?
GRAY HAIR.
Your suggestion of cutting the hair
out where the dandruff is worst, is
advisable. AS far as know there is
nothing better for curing dandruff
than mango cure which can be bought
at a drug store. At first the dandruff
appears in large scales and seems to
be worse than before the treatment,
but after the scales drop off the scalp
is clear and in good condition.
The following dandruff remedy has
given satisfaction to many:
To an ounce of sulphur, add a quart
of soft water and during intervals OF
several days agitate the mixture re-
peatedly. After the sulphur has set
tied to the bottom OF the receptacle
use the clear liquid. Saturate the
head with it every morning. and In a
will have disappeared. The hair will
become soft and glossy, and there will
be no return of the old trouble. This
remedy. however, will darken light
hair.
To improve the condition of your
scalp will doubtless stop the rapid in
crease of gray hair.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14
Dorothy Dir Tails
What Every Married Woman
KnOWs--2

Think of the poor boarding house
keepers, and all the other long array
of women that you have known who
have supported worthless husbands.
Lean you remember a single man of
them all who has even treated his
wife decent&y? Hasn't the man almost
without exception been surly brute
before whom the poor drudge, who
shaved to earn the money to keep him
in food, and clothes, and tobacco,
trembled? Statistics show that in the
great majority of families in which
the wife becomes a money Garner, the
husband ceases to be one, and that
! he Immediately degenerates. Also
, they show that the man who becomes
dependent upon his wife nearly always
mistreats her.
This makes the problem of the
woman who desires to help a man
one of the most difficult in the world
to solve. Apparently she can only
do it Indirectly. She can do it, If she
| is his wife, by thrift, and economy,
and by making as few demands upon
his purse as she can, but she gives
him the contents of her own pocket
book at their peril.
This makes a curious complication
| just now when so many women have
proved such capable business women,
and such big money earners. They
could so easily and so effectually, help
the men they love by giving them fl
nanciaI aid if there were not this
curse upon a woman's money.
Perhaps when men get more used
| to the altered state of affairs, and
come to look upon their wives as their
| equals, and their business partners,
| they will take another view of this
matter, and react differently towards
a woman's help. Now a mans pride
requires it of him that he should be,
at least outwardly, the One-Who-Does-
It-All, the Source of Supply, the Hand
| From Which all Blessings Flow. So
| his wife must remain out of sight, and
help him so secretly that he can even
hide from himself that she is doing it
at all.
In a more intelligent future he will
share his throne with his wife, they
will work openly together, and then
he will see no shame in having her in
vest her money in the firm of Bene-
| dict & Company just as he does.
Then q woman may perhaps help a
man by lending or giving him money,
and he may be grateful to her as he
| is to a helpful man friend. But that
| millennium has not yet arrived. At
present it hurts a mans vanity to take
a woman's money, and no man ever
| forgives the hand that deals a blow at
his self love. Especially when it is a
| feminine hand.
| So If woman wants to keep the
man she loves. let her keep her money
also.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14

and cold: "Of course you needed room
for luggage, clipping this way, Roy
but you provided a little too much
I've been quite comfortable since the
start" Then he half lifted Clare to
the seat beside him, saying sternly
but with q grim humorous smile:
Turn back. Roy-and drive like hell
We don't want to miss the wedding
supper" adding as Roy tried to go
forward: TT will look better. to the
wedding crowd, IL don't have to take
your place" Then he sat closer to
Clare and whispered: "You see a hu-
man brute even comes in handy
sometimes"
Copyright 1922, by The Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
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DINNER STORIES.

small North Carolina village:
''Whaddoyo' think oh Mistah Smith
de bankah, Mose?"
'Mistah Smith, de bankah? He's a
fine gen'Pman. Yes, sub. And a
good man, too rs borrowed five
bucks~ob him mon a yeah ago, an
he amt nevah ask fo 1t. All 1 does
is to glib him a qua'tah dollah every
Saddy-what he calls intrust-an' he
tells me not to bodder about de prin-
cipal, witch am de five"
Mike was building a stone wall on
a very swampy piece of land. His
friend. passing by, realizing that a
grievous mistake was being made,
hailed Mike and asked why he built
stone wall on such a very unreliable
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14
JUST FOLKS
BY EDGAR A. GUEST.

AMBITION.
My father says when 1 grow up I ought
to study law.
Ny mother knew an artist once an hopes
I'll learn to draw.
My uncle says that maybe could study
medicine
An give the children castor oil to make
EN- well again.
But it's all settled now an they can let
the subject drop,
I made my mind up yesterday to be q
mounted cop.
Ny sister says my pug nose an my bunch
An indication 1 can be a comic movie star I:
She says the whole wide world would
laugh if just my face were seen
The way it is this minute on the picture
But some day she'll be proud Of me when
1 am at the top
An own a horse and uniforms dashing
mounted cop
III galiop down the avenue upon my coal
An every day III risk my life to do some
daring deed.
I'll snatch the children from the path of
trucks an motor cars
An land some desperate safe behind the
prison bars;
When times are dull I'll ride around to
whore the clover grows.
An let the youngsters pet my horse an
pat his neck an nose
what I'm goin' to be
An all my folks are dreamin, dreams an
maxim plans for me.
But 1 wo1't read the lawyers books. or
An give the children castor oil or bitter
tasting pills,
Let him who viii be president, III be q
mounted copi
Copyright, 1922, by Edgar A Guest)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14
observation-disclosures

Q. Is there an engine run by steam
that has no boiler or furnace? r. J. H.
A. The thermal storage or fuelless loco
motive is Of the type described. 1t is de-
signed for working in factories producing
explosives, where even electric locomotives
other source Of heat and consequently
there Is no danger from sparks ct cetera,
even the brakes being faced with a spark
less compound. The boiler-nke reservoir
is charged with Lot water and steam at a
pressure of about 49, pounds per square
inch from stationary boiler located out
is operated and the steam is used up the
pressure falls and fresh steam is liberated
from the hot water which thus gradually
ervoir drops to IS pounds the locomotive
is run to the charging boiler for fresh
supply, One charge. which is sufficient
for several hours operation, requires about
O. How high above sea level ia the
Delaware Water Gap? W. +. W.
mountains at the Delaware Water Gap are
1,500 and 1870 feet high. The river is 290
IN the at fnd how
woods classified az hard wood and soft
4. THE Forest Service says that wood
the wood of broadleafed trees is hard wood.
/ O., What viii remove SCOT from Chin
/. Burning a piece of zinc In the fire
win remove SCOT from the chimney.
tAny reader can ger the answer to any
question by writing The>Topeka State
Journal information Bureau. Frederic
aas.in 1irecteE Was Ri p This ss
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and financial matters II does not attempt
take exhaustive research on any subject
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14

In washington, there is talk of an
issue of $1,000, 100000 in 2 per cent
bonds, by the government, these bonds
TO bear the circulation privilege. The
proceeds would be used for retiring
an equal amount of libertys. With
the circulation privilege attached the
new issue probably would be snapped
up eagerly. Only the old bonds of the
government now are available as q
basis for national bank notes and
these consequently command a con-
siderable premium. The plan, IL put
into effect, not only would reduce
taxes but probably would make money
cheaper and prices higher.