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Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

living room and began to pound out
rag-time on the piano. Linda, who
had thus far been unable to eat any
thing, sat looking in despair at her
despised supper.
1t was then the door bell rang soft
ly, appealingly. Linda started for the
door, rearranging her mental attitude
as she went. She nearly stumbled
over Rose, who was lying on the reg
lister reading, with absolute disre-
gard for anything else. Get up,
Rose she begged. Somebody S
coming" But Rose paid no heed.
Linda opened the door without
hope or expectation and found there
what inspired both familiar,
lovely figure in velvet and fur, her
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
Beware ''Flu" AS You Would Mad Dog

a mad dog.
People are learning, perhaps slow
ly, that the sneezer is dangerous and
the cougher as bad, that the open
window in the street car is abso-
lutely necessary to keep the air fresh.
1t is nece ssary to keep the body In
the highest condition of resisting
ability during the winter that il may
throw Off all poisons and germs.
10 keep the skin and circulation in
proncr condition, people must wear
gh,-i,e' gSt but warm Cjotbng. have
'rh air i'm the bedrooms and beware
OF fatigue.
A 90 q spray about the neck and
ci-e st uaUa 'ly renders the s',iu resist
eot even To d.au a's Wet feet anJ
lhiu-soled shoes u,c cu,dial julIH-
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

tions to influenza.
Overwork to the point Of fatigue,
overeating and constipation should
be avoided.
Alcohol, cold cures" and heavy
doses of whisky and quinine should
also be avoided.
Overheated and overcrowded houses
which lack sunlight and fresh air are
IDEAL places for influenza 10 get &
'foothold and spread. one shUul
carefully watch the thermometer
ucvol' let the temperature rise all.
seventy.
% is more healthCul TO have
Temperature between g. and GN.
o. NDu haN. "a bad cold on even
U,,l influenza, Call physician.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

pocket money, was likely to know the
worth Of what he was getting.
But the present method is intended
to bring the advantages of all the edu-
cation which the average boy or girl
will take within the easy reach of
that boy or girl.
And they are going to high school.
When, about six weeks ago, the
high schools of the country opened,
not less than two millions of boys
and girls entered their doors and
took up their work with more or less
enthusiasm.
1t costs more than the taxpayers
ever supposed they were likely to pay,
but there is no money which they
spend more willingly, and not much
that is better spent.
Education comes high, but we must
have it
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
THE ONCE OVER
By II. /. PHILLIPS

to keep out Of Hollywood for nine
months Yudkin was responsible for
an eight-reel super production in
which the heroine was shown knit
ting pair of baby sox while her
young husband stood behind her
wondering what IL could possibly
mean. He also allowed the picture
to finish without the happy couple
silhouetted against an oversized
moon. Both things violate every rule
Of the movie picture game.
John Barrymore was warned by
the commissioner that he must show
the left side OF his face In his next
picture. John has been showing only
the right side of his Profile Series.
1T is only fair TO you that you refute
the growing belief OF movie fans that
your face has no left side" said Mr..
Hays
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
DINNER

Millions are wondering where their
next meal will come from. Other
millions wonder how long their meal
ticket will last.
Department OF agriculture says:
"A good covering of snow is proving
beneficial to the wheat crop. The
weather has been generally beneficial
to deciduous fruit orchards in Cali
fornia- All classes of livestock are
generally in good condition, due to the
mild winter and abundant food"
Nature, exceptionally friendly to
Americans last year, prepares for an
other horn Of plenty. And we, boast
ing of our brains, haven't intelligence
enough to handle the simple fob of
crop distribution to those who
need 1t.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
CROOKS

Unemployment frequently is blamed
for the crime wave. Not so, say
leading detectives and police officials.
Read the news. "Six we'll dressed
young men, flourishing pistols. hold
up bank" Payroll carrier robbed
by smartly tailored gang who escape
In large touring car"
Most of the important stealing Is
being done by fast-living gangsters,
habitual criminals and lounge lizards.
Don't slander the jobless. Most of
them are honest, though often with
empty stomachs and no coal in the
bin.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Whats t n a I
1wn there ?" she
lied OF the cap
in.
That's the steer
ye, madam" he
plied.
Really" ex-
aimed the wora-
n IN surprise;
aNf Anae a. fa1rN
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

history, John? ?" in
quired Miss Cross
the new governess,
as she and John
and sundry sisters
settled down to
their first lesson
together.
Just as far as
my history book il
uirty. Miss Cross" "
said John.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
IF YOU ARE WELL BRED

You will not use perfumed note
paper-except for possibly a faint
root
You will never use postcard as
a substitute for a letter.
You win use black ink in your
correspondence, IS it is easiest on
the eyes.
You will, on social correspondence
spell number and street in the
address out in full.
You will leave a letter, sent in
care of a friend, unsealed.
You will enclose return postage
when sending a letter. for your per-
sonal benefit, to which you request
an answer.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

chastened by the
world war. have
higher ideals than
those of 1914. A
notorious W a r
profiteer was talk :
ing to a group OF
young men on a
golf club veranda
Look at me- the
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
NEVER

Sugar, which was the pinnacle of
profiteering during the last boom. is
being measured by the tariff makers,
champion loose fitting tailors.
How much tariff should there be
on sugar? A congress committee
asks the question. A regular mob
swarms in Washington to answer.
Sugar refiners are represented. So
are sugar brokers. Also beet and
cane sugar growers.
Everyone is being given a. hear
ing, except the consumer" COM
ments a witness.
That's always the way. Consumer
is nut" between the jaws Of the
fnut cracker.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

n England. wrote
o the head master
tating that she
vas very particu-
ar" t" and asking IL
my inquiry was
lade into the an
ecedents Of the
'holars.
The head master
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Twenty years ago a poor boy, work.
ing like a dog, and today He
chewed violently on his dollar cigar
Look at mel he re peated. See what
I've done for myself The young
men looked at him curiously and then
one of them said: Your motives
good, of course, but doesn't your fam
lily object to your posing as a horrible
example in this way?'"
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
BY DR.. r. H. BISHOP

y EPIDEMIC of
Influenza h a S
broken out which
while not of the
freqency or Sc
verify of the cpl
denies of the last
several years. is
still no less dan
gerous i'm that
unless it i s.
checked ouicl,ly
it will spread far
and wide.
The great epi-
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Puxxling Words
the tell children
they the lake o
What did the
e. What pushes Bobbys sail aeross the
How did Teddy feel when
What shines in the sky light AZ n9ht7
A aquar
This
4. Follows the night.
z 10 q boys nickname.
s. Is what when head.
CharndO
NY first boys locks the whole has
a
whole 10 willing.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

our personalities,
Now and then we meet with one
who overrates his own possibilities.
But that is not so common a fault
as is the undertaking of life's chances.
Courage ard self-reliance will win for
Ts where discomfort and timidity will
dismally fail
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Il miss my husband" walls a prom
inent divorce. A little practice
would improve her aim.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

women who paint are dishonest" /"
says the Salvation Army commander.
They do steal a good look.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

In eighteen National Guard dlvis-
ions, an average Of 65 per cent COM
plete units is reported. with New
York 96 per cent and Pennsylvania
% per cent. complete
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

New brooms sweep clean; but new
dresses don't sweep at all.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

boy you are now,
believed it posi- =
ble,"
Mother" S a / I
Walter. when the
visitor had gone,
doesn't it pass
your comprehen :
sion how persons
in whom one would
naturally expect
an ordinary de-
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
az OR. WILLIAM E. BARTON

] r duoa alto n
comes high, but
we must have IL.
We are likely to
have more OF IL
and TO pay more
for II. We are
creating one new
high school for
every day in the
year.
In 1870 this
country had not
more than 500
L..t sf .YvF y.rt,
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

The business revival is coming
right along but preachers are needed.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

The only difference between stumb-
ling blocks and stepping stones is In
the way you use them.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
/ wouldn't have

gree OF Intelligence alpNaF .aeNe
that the children of their acquaint-
ance will always remain infants. and
they observe the perfectly natural in
crease in stature?"
Mrs. Smith was on her first ocean
voyage.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
YOU AND |

duction. they could but didn't. Mod
ern man produces fast, because he
has to. No necessity Tor ii 110 years
ago. Necessity Is the eternal and
universal prod.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Mexico is discussing a prohibition
law; but not as much as we are.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

When you want to have fun get a
crowd to telling their middle names.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
WOOD

cradles. Life is one piece OF wood
after another. Finally the under
taker puts us away in wood Wood
at the beginning, all through life, and
at the end.
Where are you reading this? Look
about. Count the articles you can
see that are made of wood. In
steel railroad coach? Wooden ties,
under the rails, are supporting you.
The engine burns coal, a form Of
wood.
Life without wood would be next
to impossible. Yet very little Is be-
ing done 20 replenish our wood sup
ply the forests. FOur-fifths OF them
have been destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

New York is probably opening
smoking rooms for women because
there isn't any room for them at
home.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Bottled beer was discovered In the
reign of Edward vi by accident. 1t
Is still discovered the same. way.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Chicago man bitten by a chorus
girl Will probably keep away from
Wild women from now on.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
voyage,

all those people to make the boat go
straight"
-a.IInu. far haNn Nnu slndiel English
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

nigh schools Before thdt, II any one
wanted education beyond what the
common schools afforded, he went to
an academy, and his father paid for
his board and tuition, or he worked
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

A coal strike is due in April. April
strikes bring May prices.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
EoRn

Henry Ford's factories turned out
1,013,95S pass snger autos and trucks
last year. 92S.75O OF which came from
American plants, says final report,
just issued.
The record day was July IA, with
a production OF 4,461 cars and trucks.
That makes his yearly capacity about
1900, 900.
When Henry looks back to the
days when he ran a bicycle repair
shop. he must feel dazed. Couldn't
happen in any other country. Ameri-
ca beats Aladdin's cave, for some.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Oswald Garrison Willard. the New
York radical, said the other night
at Cooper Union: "Our young men.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

'When has milk too much water?"
is puzZling the officials. We would
say, when it's delivered"
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

The trouble with passing too man,
laws is the people also pass them.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Mrs. Newlyrich, who was sending
rer hov 10 a first class public school
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

If you pay the fees regularly and your
boy behaves himself, no inquiry will
be made into his antecedents.'
And so this is little Walter?" said
the visitor Dear me, what a big
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

When a girl marries a man with a
past just for his presents, she hasn't
much Of a future.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
IINIlsIIAI

over in England, ITO years ago,
wool was shorn from two sheep at
o'clock in the morning. In IA hours
the wool had been washed. dried,
spun, dyed woven into cloth and
tailored into a coat
Sir Richard Throckmorton has the
coat now, an heirloom.
Our ancestors weren't so slow,
after all. When IL came TO fast pro-
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Geese will be geese. They have
started north for the summer.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

It would be great II some peopl
talked as well as they do loud.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

',Every Kentuckian must bathe
once a year." reads q proposed law.
And everybody will ask, whether
they need it or not?'
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

The motorist who ran over the
same man twice will have to be
quicker on his third attempt.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

Nothing makes a girl laugh like
dimples and good teeth.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

A Kansas City plumber has beer
sent TO the pen for IL years. They
must have a pipe that needs fixing.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19

II was announced the other day
that they don't use real pies in the
movies. 80 not near as many people
want to get in now.
Arizona republican., 1922-02-19
@Sni1n
While
Nitk
TOM SIMS

8SA- A%A4' 49,
Geese will be geese. They have
started north for the summer.
New York is probably opening
smoking rooms for women because
there isn't any room for them at
home.
II miss my husband" walls a prom
fnent divorce. A little practice
would improve her aim.
Mexico is discussing a prohibition
law; but not as much as we are.
The only difference between stumb-
ling blocks and stepping stones is is
the way you use them.
New brooms sweep clean; but new
dresses don't sweep at all.
women who paint are dishonest" !"
says the Salvation Army commander.
They do steal good look.
When you want to have fun get a
crowd to telling their middle names.
Bottled beer was discovered In the
reign of Edward vi by accident. 1t
is still discovered the same way.
The business revival is coming
right along but preachers are needed.
Chicago man bitten by a chorus
girl will probably keep away from
Wild women from now on.
A coal strike is due in April. April
strikes bring May prices.
"When has milk too much water"
is puzzling the officials. We would
say. When it's delivered"
The trouble with passing too many
laws is the people also pass them.
When a girl marries a man with a
past just for his presents. she hasn't
much Of a future.
The motorist who ran over the
same man twice will have to be
quicker on his third attempt.
Nothing makes a girl laugh like
dimples and good teeth.
A Kansas City plumber has been
sent to the pen for IL years. They
must have a pipe that needs fixing.
It would be great II some people
talked as well as they do loud.
'Every Kentuckian must battle
once a year." reads q proposed law.
And everybody will ask, whether
they need it or not?'
II was announced the other day
that they don't use real pies in the
movies. so not near as many people
want to get in now.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
UN ITALIANO QUE UTILIZA UN
AUTOMOVIL SIN PERMIS0
DE SU DUENO

Aver, las y 80 P. NJ. el individuo
Frank Illich, de nacionalidad italiana,
empleado en- ell vapor "Tanama" de la
Atalantic Fruict Co., sin consentimien
to de su dueiio, en- la Gale de Salvador
Brau, tomo ell automovil No. 1853,
propiedad de Jose Torres Parxot, yen
dose dar un buen paseo Ell ell mismo.
Parece que este s1bdito del Rey Vic
tor Manuel no era competente en- el
manejo de vehfculos de motor, Y cuan-
do salfa para Santurce, choco con la
verja del Casino de Puerto Rico, rom
piendo dicha verja y un arbol. Ell We
hiculo sufrio desperfectos. Illick que
no tiene licencia para manejar auto
movies, al notar que Sc acercaba el
un policia, Sc dio la fuga, metiendo-
sd en- ell vapor. Ell policfa Victoriano
de JESUS, juro denuncia contra el ante
la Corte Municipal por dos delitos,
una por violacion la ley de automo-
les y otra por hurto de uso.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
COMENT ANDO

Otra pintOreSca nOta de Ii, actuH. e
dad administrative de Puerto Ri>
Ell Executive compareciendo, personal
mente, ante ell Comit6 lie Servicio Phi
blico atacando Ii virtualidaa de una
flunquicia-concediGa v firmG1Ih por ell
mismo v cuyo asunto esta dis
cutiendose en- los tribunales Y ante la
expresada conrisi6n Y emples.ndo algo
asf como la &gresividad del q. Sc con-
sidera con derecho Il imponer su cri-
terio Y muy curiOso tambien 10 que
Sc informa de que el Gobernador dIi-
j0 en- la misma session 6, uno de los
jefes de departamento, nombrado por
/ Gl sin la aprobaci0n del Senado, ike
que dCStituilfa al que tuviese frente
a su criteriG. Cab&lleros: "el gobier'
no soy yo.' Pero, parece, que la re-
presentation de la empreSa concesio-
maria no Sc amilana y lleva Gdelante
la defenSa de 81 derechO.
Como el presupueSto Sc ha limi-
d:l.D y entire otros, los Profesores dc
ingles, que en- su mayor parte no son
de la isl&, no Sc Gonf0rman con la re-
baia, Sc cstd acadiendo Il la suscrip
cion privada v el Departamentd ira
Il; dc imponcrlo II los municipios, pa
ia obtener cl dinero necesario para
que aqlIcll0s Sucldos no sean rebaja-
dos. Y a los prOfeSoreS ruraleS, gltl-
duadois V principalcs, Ii inmensa ma
yorfa del pals Y muchOs dc ellOs de in
giles. esos, segin cree ell Departamen-
to, pueden Y deben contentarsa con
que slls s0ldadas sean rebi. indas. y
gracias, que los dejan trabajando, por
que protestar de esas diferencias, es
csc. un peligroso sign0 de 'anticCnti-
nentalismo".
La venta de pistolas Il Europa ha
aumentado consitNer&blemente despu6s
de Ia guerra v las mas afamadas mar
cas- de armas ide fuego de los Ests-
dos Unidos 'eXticHhn allf grandempn-
te su negocio. En la mayor parte de
los crimones aparece una p.st0la o I'm
revolver manufGcturado Ell NOrteam6-
rica V los apaches de Paris van sus-
ii uycndo la nava ja y el cuchillo por
cl fdcil p;stolctc que ocasiona la muer-
te {. distancia. Envf0s y pradE"tcs
tie Ia venta de arnas Il los reyolucio-
narios de America las llndaS noe
tlnlbulas de Europa, siempre es un
buen negocio...
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
El Asunto del Dia

expresado socio no han queridl dar
ningdn detalle nj opinion On el asun-
to, esperanto siga su curse resolu-
ci6n por Las autoridades que han de
resolverlo.
Sc hGblaba aver en- los cfrculos po-
lftic0s ole que el GobernadOr estaba
hacienda un informe al secretarfo de
Ia guerra para involucrar a elemen-
tos de Ia Legislature insular, como ell
seiior Miguel Guerra, principal pri-
mitivo concesionari1 que COMO abo-
gado con slts derechos ciuda,a
nos ha intervenido en- csc asunt0
STEM Il cl peticionariO, como es con-
siguiente hGra Oportunamente suS ale
gaciones legales Y de otra fndole, re-
sultando que va Sc lie esta dando ell
case al mlatiz de intcres polfticO que
tienen ahora los asunt0S en- que inter
viene ell GoDernatfr ell que figur&n
elcmentos de los partitios de la ma
yorfa Y de Ia. minOrfa.
Sc ha comentado tambien que ell
decir el Gobernador que como no tc-
MIA consejer0 legal-eS Sahido que
mantiene una franoa hostilidad al
Attorney General giesle el asunto del
Gran Jundo-se aconsej&ba con un
prominente abOgadO, Sc interpreta que
sea este ell sei1Gr Hartzell, ell eX-
Attorney senior Sweet, que dirige la
plana inglesa del 0rganO republicSnO,
tinicO peri0dicO que ha publidado las
manifestaciOnes del GobernsdOr an
tie la Comisi6n, que los mismos ia
qufgrafos no pudieron tomar eXacta-
mente v dijo que los "repartos" nj ell
abogado de La parte contr&ria nece-
sitaba y que sea el candidate del
Executive para una possible sustitu-
-ci0n del jefe Ide Justicia nStiyo, 81
Sc obtllviese ell Washington.
OtrcS muy interesantes comenta-
rios Sc hacen desde aver ell aSunto
promote resultar de los mas movidos,
pues que figrllan en- el importantes
! elementos del gobierno, del mundo de
Los negocios Y de otras actividades
lie nuestrs vida economical, polftica
y social
| Inf0rmGdOr.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
ESPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Capitulo de
9TH Mink, en- actos, production
francesa, con los artista de Judex.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Despedida de los Reyes de la risa,
Huertanica Cardoso y estreno del So
berbio drama Ell 6 actos, "Yama la
Diosa de la Muerte"
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-
"Reencarnaci6n' la pelicula mas. SEN
sacional y la mejor de la epoca, por
las dos estrellas de la cinematografia.
Courtenay Toote y Therma Percay,
acompanada por una bonita cinta CO.
mica.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-Sen-
cional. w. S. Hart en- el grandioso
drama en- actos Gel Umbral de la
Conciencia"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04

Cronica Hunoristica

la Villa, ha resuelto ell problema hu
manitario de facilitar sus conveci-
nos aqua milagrosa de la Samaritana
de Son Lorenzo, % centavos ell Guar
tillo. Els un nilagro de baratura,
porque ell ir a buscarla su origen
costaria un cuartal.
Aplaudamos al Samaritano de Pom
ce.
Pero ell asunto es ocasionado COM
petencias fraudulentaS.
! Como el aqua milagrosa no esta to-
davia patentizada nj hay, por consi-
guiente, signo registrado de autenti-
cidad cualquiera puede abrir ALI un
puesto para ,vender por aqua milagro-
sa un aqua cualquiera, ur1o dos
centavos menos que ell aqua milagro-
sa de San Lorenzo.
Y menos NAL 81 fuera aqua de IL
bes o de Quintana, que tienen algo de
sodicas y pudieran resultar estoma-
Gales; pero de SECURE que no Sc toma-
q. idil lOS COlIlPcCLuCICo SoC ClelDdJO'
/ Lo mas SECURE es que vendan pcr
aguar milagrosa la del padre Portu-
CUES, que solo tiene de milagrosa el
no enfermar demasiado los que la
toman por necesidad.
clay viles falsificadores s"-viene
diciendo repetidamente el fabricante
de la Emulsion Scott, y por desgra-
cia los hay.
Por aqUi en- San Juan hay va conta-
das personals que no tengan en- ell boil
sillo su frasquito de San Lorenzo
dandose tono de que han lido al viaje
y en- estos ultimos dias muchos de
esos liquidos estaban turbios, y los
mas bcbidos eran de anis del mono
0 de ron.
La incredulidad y la guasita son
tambien, como la impresionabilidad
producto propio del pals.
NJ. F. J.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
BODA DIsTINGUIDA

Antes de aver ha contraido matri-
monio en- esta ciudad, ante ell Hen.
Juez Presidente del Tribunal Supre-
mo, Lcdo. Toro Cuebas, la distingui-
da profesora de critica de la Escuela
Normal, Lucia Santoni, con el esti-
mado caballero y conocido hombre
de negocios, don Teodoro Vidal San
chez.
Como testigos de la ceremonial ac-
tuaron don Enrique Vidal Sanchez,
hermano del contrayente y don Vicen-
te Santoni ito de la novia. 4
Los contrayentes embarcaron aver
tarde en- viaja de novios para Estados
Unidos en- el vapor porto Rico,
Toda clase de felicidades les desea-
mos a los nuevos conyuges.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-08-04
INVESTIGATION PRACTICABLE
POR Ell JEFE DE La POLICIA IN
SULAR

En- ell dfa de aver tlaslad6se al veci-
no pueblo de Gursbo el coronel w. r.
Bennett, dc la policia insul&r, al OBJ
jeto de practicar una investigation de
ciertOs hechos imputadQs al policfa
insular Francisco Gomez, 307, por el
senior Enrique Vega, de aquella mu-
nicipalidad. LIE acompailaba su secre-
tario, el senior Ugarte, Y el nucvo je-
fe de information, Mr. Frank f.. Har-
ding.
Despu6s Gie I'm minucioso eXdmcr
de los testigos piesentadds, el Coro-
mel Bennett orden6 el archivo de In
quej& por falta de prueba. FL policia
Gomez, qued6, pues, exonerado.