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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21
por fin, en- medic c
Mr.. Churchill ha sidO OperadO de APPENDICITIS
con sOrprendente 6xitO.
Morgan Cowill los magnates ferrocarrier0s
Sc ponen de acuerdO para Iuchar
contra las huelgas.
ID. Nnestro SsrpieiO CaOresrAncOl

LONDRES. octubre 21.-El Gabi-
nete en- pleno presiddo por cl Sr.
Lloyd George, ha renunciado aver,
raiz de recibir el golpe de muerte mas
duro eXperimentado por gobierno al
guno en- el Imperio britanico. Los ele-
mentcs Conservatives de la Camara
de los Comunes Y los que formaban
en- ell Gobierno, Sc reunieron en- session
en- el Club Carlton, verifcando una vo-
tacion que di6 por resultado la caida
del Ministerio Lloyd George, pues el
voto de confianza solicitado por este
en- cuanto a sus actuaciones Gltimas
en- SUI politica seguida en- los asuntos
de Turqufa, lie fue negado. 1870 votos
Sc dieron en- contra de Lloyd George,
por LOG que Sc proclamaron en- su IA
vor. Los Conservatives optaron ade-
mas por formar Gabinete, pero no per-
mitiendo que fuera un gobierno de
coalici0n y 81 cOmpuesto de elementos
del Partido conservador solamente.
Asf Sc espera que suba al poder un
Ministerio conservador presidido por
Bonar Law Sir Derby que son los
dos politicos que tienen mayores SIM
patias en- la opinion. La caida del Ca
binete Lloyd George ha causado una
enorme confusion polltica existe
una incertidumbre notable, como nun
ca nubio el cielo politico de la Gran
Breta1a. Aver tarde el Rey llam6 al
Sr Bonar Law para que formara nue.
vo gabinete y las lltimas noticias di-
cen que ell notable politico ha acepta-
do la invitaci0n del Soberano, a 10
cual procedera inmediatamente.
LONDRES, .octubre Ell ilustre
polftico Winston Spencer Churchill,
que fue sorprendido por un ataque de,
appendicitis hace tres dias, ha sido ope-
RADIO con un exito asombroso, tomando
en- cuenta su avanzada edad. Ell Sr.
Churchill es Ministro de las Colonias
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21
Una nafinvestigaci6n sin
impOrtancia

Nos 'informa el seiior Eduardo Urru-
tia, secretario particular del Comisio-
naGlo dc Servicio P1blico de San Juan,
senior Martin Travieso, que efectivs-
mente aver de maiiana Sc personaron
en-, Ia casa del municipio, ante el Co
misienaho INFERNO, senior Diez de An
dino, los empleGdos de la "Auditorfa"
seilores Juan ]. Santiago Y A. G. Bis
hop con una carta del Departmental
solicitando hacer una investigation en-
los libros de lG administration.
El seilor Urrutia manifesto a un re-
dhctor de Ell IMPARCIAL que lie vi
sit0 anoche, que ,dichas investigated
nes son corrientes en- los municipios
que por 10 regular suelen hacerst
en- perfodos de cada seis Il ocho meses
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21
LOS ULTIMOS... SON LOS PRIMEROS...

Aver en- asuntos relacionados con
ell libro de Rivero, fui al "Polo Norte"
donde 81 no hace tanto frio como en- ell
verdadero Polo, por 10 menos no hace
tanto calor como en- ell resto de San
Juan. Infuencias del nombre quizas,
To- de las esquisitas limonadas que ALI
Sc fabrican. . de las dos cosas jun
tas. Manolo que es un digno sobrino
de SUI ito Rivero (quien nos ha demos
trado una vez mas con el eXito de su
libro, que es todo un ito de cuerpo en-
tero) me habl6 regocijado:
Don Rafael: hace un momento me
llamo el policia de la esquina. Yo,
creyendo que los policias no tienen
otra mission que denunciar los paci-
ficos ciudadanos, me eche temblar.
Instintivamente mire la colocacion
de nuestros trucks de trasporte, ali
neados todos ante la casa, y me pare
cieron en- orden con las reglas muni-
cipales de trafico. Intrigado, me pre-
gunt6. ). iQue sera. =?
ESQ tambien me preguntaba yo, y
deseoso de sacar 10 que ocurria, inter-
pele Manolo:
iBueno, cuente, cuente. -.
| A ESQ voy: fue 10 que nunca me hu-
biera imaginado. Ell policia, que res
ponde al nombre de Oscar Rodriguez,
tiene plaza mum. 318, me cojio por
un brazo y me dijo:-Yo estoy inte-
resantisimo por ell libro de Don An
gel, como supongo que 10. estaran to-
dos en- Puerto Rico, v fuera de Puer-
to Rico. Con ell pobre sueldo que te-
nemos los policias, no me puedo per-
mitir el placer de comprar el libro,
de golpe, pero lie dare I'd. tres pc
SOS este mes, Y dos al final del en-
trante, en- cuanto llegue el libro,
I'd. me da mi ejcmplar.
Y figdrese, me decia Manolo; me
parecio tan simpatica la atencion del
muchacho, que 10 hubiera abrazado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21

del Imperio Britanico y es una de las
figuras mas influyentes err la politica
inglesa.
NEW YORK, octubre 21.-Ayer Sc
llev6 a cabo Ell esta ciudad una i'm
portante conferencia entire los jefes
de ferrocarriles j. P. Morgan y Mr..
Cowill, con cl fin de yer 10 possible para
llegar un entendido entire varias com
panias para unirse en- una sola enti-
dad. Posiblemente en- la fusion de las
mismas entren la Great Northern la
Northern Pacific, la Chicago Railroad,
la BurlingtonEy Quincy, y casA es Sc
guro que la Chicago & Milwaukee Y
la St. Paul tambien sc unan a las
otras para formar un bloc colossal Y
dominar todo ell servicio ferroviario
del pais,, afectado considerablemente
por las huelgas. Asf, dicen los direc-
torres, las Compafias ferroviarias es-
taran cubierto de los ataques CONT
nuos de los hueiguistas podran de-
fender sus intereses mancomunada Y
solidariamente.
PORTLAND, octubre 21.-A una
orden dada por ell alcalde de la ciu-
dad Baker, la policfa redujo a prision
q mas de cien agitadores obreros que
tienen esta comarca aterrorizada con
sus actos Iandalicos, con motive de la
formidable huelga que ha estallado en-
Water Front. La orden de arresto
expedida Ior ell alcalde, debese a las
noticias que hasta el han llegado de
que los huelguistas estan siendo res
paldados y el movimiento nutrido de
fuerzas vivas compuestas de miles de
obreros, pertenecientes a los Trabaja-
dores del Mundo, quienes. arnenazan
con sus ideas disolventes con hacer es-
'tallar en- esta zona una especie de re-
volucion. Los arrestos siguen entire los
agitadores, y ell alcalde Sc propone
acabar con todos, a toda costa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21
EN- NUESTRA
PAGINA GRAFICA
La distinguida boda Lopez de la
Rosa-Valdes en- la Capilla de
la Inmaculada.

Sc ven los artfSticOS cuadros de la
elegante boda Lopez de la Rosa-Val-
des-C -Cobian. La brilfante CapilIa de
Ia Inmaculada Conception mostrando
su regio altar, dOnde Sc efectu6 la bO-
da oficiando el Rvdo Pbro. Torres, vi
carlo General de la Di0cesis; la gen
til pareja en- el dintel del temple a
Sus pies los lindos nifios-paje jes-R.
Angel Cabrera Martha Angeles Ozo-
res, Y en- medic de estos la monisima
criatura Vald6s- Cobian V Lopez Cope
ro Y el hermoso grupo de las Damas
de Honor V caballeros acompailantes,
Otro grupo en- derredor del bizcoch0
de bodas, tomados por la lente del Sc
nor Colorado en- ell jardin de la resi-
dencia ValdGs Cobian
Caballeros Damas de Honor fue-
ron los siguientes:
Senor Alfonso ValdGs con SUI her
mana la senorita Ana Vald6s, Doctor
Guijarro seforita Carmen Guijarro,
Luis Jimenez v seIorita Carolina Cor
dis, Lcdo. r. Qui1ones y seilorita Ro
sta Bolivar, Felix Lopez de Ia Rosa
~ seforita Aurea Vidal, Jaime Pieras
Y se1orita Ines Lopez Cepero, DR.. Jul
lia senorita Maria MOnserrat, DR..
Font Suarez y sefiorita Gloria NJ. We
ga Y DR.. ]. ~Barreras seiiorita JUL
ia BlOndet
I'm bello cuadro bajo el manto san
to de cristiano temple un esplendi-
do grupo bafladO spor la tibia Garcia
del bellO sol Y del aura marina a la
vera de las rumorosas palmeras bajo
el arco ojival. e..
SEMpER
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21

PARIS, octubre 21.-La prensa
francesa casi unanimemente elogia la
labor de Lloyd George. lie Temps
dice que 81 no siempre estuvieron
acordes el ilustre ministro caido Y la
opinion francesa, la identification de
Lloyd George con F'rancia en- los mo-
mentos dificiles fue .completa. Los
demas periodicos franceses tienen pa
ra el insigne politico frases de gran
consideration, proclamando sus altos
talentos de gobernante.
LONDRES, octubre 81. - Lloyd
George Sc dirigio una vez conocida su
derrota al palacio de Buckingham
presentar su dimision. al Rey y a re-
comendar para formar gobierno Mr..
Bonar Law que es ell principal direc-
tor de la campana politica que ha de-
rrotado a Lloyd George. Aunque es-
perabase desde la semana anterior la
caida de Lloyd George, la confrma-
ci6n de la crisis ha conmovido Euro
pa. Ell "Times' dice que el 1ltimo or
ganizador dc la victoria ha sido derro-
cado ahora. Solo falta yer 81 surgiran
dignos continuadores de la obra de
Lloyd George y Clemenceau. Como
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21

Traducido por Carlos Ormaechea de
'"The Catholic Standard and Times"
publicado en- Filadelfia, el de octu-
bre de 1922.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21
LUIS DIAZ
CAN ETA
Con una caricatura de Adobler,
publica ell "Pto. Rico lIustrado"
este bello articulo de M.
Rios 0caiia.

Luis Diaz Caneja ha cafdo en- la
tumba cuando menos 10 esperabGmos,
precisamente cuando Sc nos ocllrria la
idea de verle retornar n Puerto Rico,
joyial, sonriente y despreocupado co
mo era q.
Ii noticia, transmitida por cable
desde Francia, la sidO I'M rudo golpe
en- pleno c0raz0n para todos los cue
algnna vez fufmos sus cCmpaheros Y
amigos, para los que Gtlmiramos sus
cr6nicas, originates, sencillas eIcgan-
ties.
Yo lie conoef durante los dltimos
amos que resiIdi6 en- Puerto Rico, an
tes de embarcarse para Francia, en- el
Iiltimd viaje de donde va no retornara
nunca. Era j6ven ain, pero habfa vi
vidO muchO habfa viz jado muchO por
Europa y algunas desiluciones dc Ia
vita habfan puest0 en- su alma una
gotta de veneno. En- suS labios flore-
cfa va aquella s0nrisa caracterfStica
de el, que a veces intentaba ser eX-
preston de algeria Y jovialidad, pero
que Otras, solo era In indescifrable V
helada amArgura de I'm esplritu aris-
tocEltico. Elesencant"do de la vulga-
ridad de vivir.
Y un dfa prepare sus maletas Y nos
dijo "adi6s" para embarcar haciG Eu-
ropa. FL recuerdo faScinador Le Pa
rfs le atrafa " le Ofuscaba con
extraias inquietantes sugerencias,
con sus cabarets, sus bulevares, sus
bosQues, sus teatros sus mujeres. El
sabfG que aquella otra vida estaba
mas a torno con su temperamento y
su aristocracia espiritual. El domina-
ba perfection ell frances Y conocfG
a Paris, mejOr que San Juan, V aca-
so tenfa ALA mas relGciones que aquf.
Asf como las flores tienen el don
del Sperfume las mujereS hermosas
ell cetro de las reinas, DiaZ Caneja
tenfa Ia gentilezs. Y la elegancia de
los salones aristCcrdticoS. Habfa en-
81 mucho GAe Brrlmmell no porque sus
trajes fueran costQsQS nj llamatiyos,
sino por su posse natural, sencilla, dis
creta Y a Ia veZ comunicatiya. Bar
hey D'Aurevilly tenfa raz0n cuando
decfa que el dandy no 10 hace el
traje, sino ell gestN, es dccir, In eX-
preston de Ia personalidagl que 10 He
va.
Ell estilo literario de DiaZ Canpja
era fdcil, sencillo, &lado sutil OBJ
servaba los preceptos de la gramati-
GAIA que conocfa a fondo-hasta
dnnde le era possible, pero los sGcrifi-
caba cuando era necesario para intro
ducir una expression original o clegan-
tie. Sus cr0nicaS cSt;;ban Salpicadas
de metdf0ras nuevas, de modismos
medernOS, retru6can0S fraSes de do
BILE senti.I1 ideas ccmpletamentc ori-
ginales.
En- medic de esta ola de materia
liSmo vulg&ridad que va arrollln-
dolo todo en- nuestra vida, anulanlO
totlOs los valcTes morales g intellectual
les para imponer el culto de todas las
neg&ciones, Diaz Caneja era la re-
presentation de una mas alta ideali-
dad, de una intelectualidad hecha pa
re- las cosas bcllas Y eXquisitas. Per-
mitidme que deposite estos recuerdos
sobre s,l tumba.
N. Rios OcdHG
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21
MercadO de Az1car
Cable recibido hoy por Lamborn &
CO., San Juan. de SUI Oiicina de
New York.

New York, viernes, octubre 90
Mercado sostenido. Sc vendieron 5000
sacos de azucares de Cuba para em-
barque Immediate &a4 Al cerrarse
el mercado compradores interesaban
para embarque Immediate 81; y pa
ra pronto embarque 3 II 16; ofertas
moderadas a 33l.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21
Un estupendO trabajO
Mario Brau
Ell retratO de Amalia Molina.
SEMPER.

Por las dimensiones que tiene, no
hemos podido publican hoy ell admi-
rable, ell estupendo retrato de ANA
liza Molina, hecho a la pluma por el
notabilisimo artista Mario Brau.
Lo publicaremos el lunes, y es segu-
70 que ha de tener ell soberbio dibujo
una gran aceptacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21
"Esto Ines clio Sc alaba,
No es menester alaballo. :"

Es una nota muy agradable que
merece consignarse, porque prueba
que los humildes, los que apenas les
alcanza el sueldo para sus mas peren-
torias necesidades, saben hacer un
verdadero sacrifcio para demostrar su
cultura, y ell interes que sienten por
cooperar al desarrollo y al progreso
de su peqaena Patria.
X. Colorado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-21

Cantsro, FsrnAndeS q Co., 1nc., Ad4t~rOe
Oficinas: Allen 4s st., (altos).
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08

Miss Ethlyn Lindley, dramatic coach
of the school. gave a resume of the
Tanning of the Shrew," by Shakes
peare, and THE Rivals by Sheri-
den, Which viii be presented soon in
the high school auditorium by the
Gotten Miller players.
The Topeka Club of Printing House
Craftsmen Tuesday night elected Vern
Kanatzar, foreman of the electrotype
room of the Capper Publications,
president; Arthur Roden. Hall Litho-
graphing company. vice president;
Gus Pierce, state printing plant, sec
rotary; Victor Boutwell,. state print
ing plant, treasurer; Earl Wharton,
foreman of the Capper Publications
press room, observation-disclosures; Arthur
Rodali. Con Van Malta. and Frank
Mcfarland, board of governors.
The drug store owned by members
of the Shawnee County Pharmaceuti-
cal association will be closed from 1
o'clock till o'clock on the afternoon
of Thanksgiving Day. The drug stores
were recently closed for an evening.
while the druggists went on a picnic
for the first time in forty years of To-
sent the innovation and the druggists
have decided that they might as we'll
have Thanksgiving afternoon with
their families, as any other business
or professional men.
The industrial committees of the
Topeka Industrial Council and the
Topeka Chamber of Commerce will
hold joint meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce at noon Friday of this
week The Industrial committee of
the Industrial Council was appointed
some months ago, with the same oh
Jects-the stimulation of industry in
Topeka-as those of the Chamber of
Commerce committee on the same
subject. Members of the two commit
tees nope that they may cooperate
with the single aim in view, altho ap-
preaching it from different angles
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
F0RGET-ME-NOT DAY NOV. II
Girls TO sell Tags for Aid of Dis
abled Veterans.

Rorcet-me-not day is to be observed
in Topeka saturday November IL II
was to have been observed November
=. but plans could not be completed
by that time.
\ number of girls from different
orpa uizations in the city are going TO
sell tags on the streets, the money TO
bs, used for the assistance of members
of the Disabled American Veterans OF
the World war. The money raised
will he used to help out disabled vet
Grams in Topeka who need this atten-
ton. and for the defraying Of expenses
TO the national convention The To-
5aeI<a' chapter OF the organization has
fhirtv-five members. 1t is believed
that there are 500 disabled veterans in
Topeka who do not belong to the or
rranization. These will also be helped
nv the money obtained. officers OF the
oTga nization announced.
The movement for Saturday has the
endorsement and the help of the wom-
ems auxiliary OF the American Legion
the Campfire Girls. the Boy Scouts.
and a number of the leading women's
clubs of the city. All OF these orGani-
cations Will help in the work.
some of the girls from the santa re
office will also help in the tag day
sale The movement has been ap-
iproved bN. Mayor Fl. J. Corwine.
The officers of the local chapter
are Capt John Ashworth. comman-
der. Z. e Davis. vice commander.
and G. NJ. Carthel. adjutant.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
DRUGGISTS FORM PROGRAM
Executive Committee Will Meet in
Topeka Next Friday.

The executive committee of the
Kansas state Pharma ceutical associa-
ton will meet at the offices of the as
ISOLATION in Topeka Friday to formu-
late a legislative program which viii
be presented to the state legislature at
the coming session.
The druggists Of the state. at dis
trict and state meetings held during
the past year. have accumulated a
compreI ensive idea OF what the
druggists regard as legisia ton for the
good Of the industry. and this will be
discussed. .crystauized- and shaped up
for prese1ftatio 10 the law makers at
the meeting Friday.
The sale. manufacture and prepara-
ton of poisof1s, other than by regis
tered pharmacists. will DE one OF the
main things taken up at the meeting,
il was indicated today.
The members of the executive COM
mittee are: r w. Ekstrand, Sahna.
president; r. r. Shoaf, of Topeka,
first vice president; n. G. Edelblute.
Topeka: d. r. Dean. Stark. secretary
of the state board-of pharmacy. and
Harry Dick. of Lawrence.
The state board of pharmacy is To-
day holding examinations for the Ii
censing of pharmacists at Lawrence,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
THE HOUSEHOLD
Edited by ANNE RITTENHOUSE
The Dish-wnshing Problem.

Even the demonstrator for one of
the electric dish-washing machines
noe on the market admits that there's
no great economy to be achieved thru
the use of the dish-washer in a family
of less than eight. And that is what
experts in household economies usually
agree The dish-washing machines
large families. boarding houses and
institutions rather than to the aver
age family. For there is no machine
that will stack the dishes, remove
the refuse and rinse them. Nor will
any machine scrape and scour cook
ing utensils. And in a small family
the actual washing of the dishes does
not take a great deal of time.
Your problem then consists largely
in working out an efficient system
of accomplishing the old drudgery
rather than in having washer
that would do the work for yeu.
Most housewives do not fully appre-
ciate the amount of time that may
be saved by the old-time device OF
soaking dishes. II you take time
never to leave cooking dish with
out filling it full of water YOU will
save much time in securing and wash
ing later on. Time can also be saved
if YOU have on hand squares Of paper
with which TO rub off greasy dinner
plates Another trick that saves time
is to stack dishes that~do not need rims
ing separately from those that do. and
in putting all silver at once into adish
of warm soapy before the food has
had an opportunity to adhere to them
II you take an intelligent interest In
in putting all silver at once into a dish
washing. then you are really doing all
anyone can toward solving the dish
washing problem in the small family.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
WILL COMBINE CHARITIES
Civic Round Table Approves Plan for
Three Institutions

Approval of the plan for coop
erative campaign for contributions To
the Topeka Provident association, the
Ingleside Home for Aged Women. and
the Topeka Tuberculosis association,
was given at today's meeting of the
Civic Club Round Table. made up OF
REPRESENTATIVES, of the Various civic
clubs of the city
Representatives OF the three chart
ties will appear before the civic clubs
at their regular meetings IN the near
future. to request their support for the
campaign.
= The Round table also endorsed the
uarticipatio4 OF the civic clubs for
which il is a clearing house. In the
support Of the American Legion Minis
frel show to be held this week at the
Grand, theater.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
|lR&ar DRESS
| A W AHI5H 6n1e Rite house

one Of these new veIvets and its i'm
porrance lies in the fact that it serves
for any occasion. 1t is nor relegated
to the closets of the rich. 1t pleases
a woman Of moderate means and II
will continue to serve her, after slight
alteration, when its first glamour is
gone.
The drapery at one hip is caught by
a buckle in the form or a rOsette set
wirt4--fTite and ruby glass; there is
broad cape Hthat hangs like classic
ara perry from each point of the shout
der. ending at the waistline.
These capes have a peculiar fascina-
ton for dreSSmakers. They hang free
from the figure or they loop under at
low waistllne in a medieval man
ner. They are made of metal tissue
and they appear on crepe de chino
froclxs that are sleeveless with neck
lines that reach to the collarbone.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08

The two long legged birds moving
swiftly across the picture presented
with this account are not a pair of
wild ostriches fleeing before the ardor
of hunters. but pair of omesticated
birds resident at the Cawston ostrich
farm at South Pasadena, Cal. and
known to thousands of enthusias site
Lovers of animal life as 'JigSs and
Maggie" Need it be explained that
they have been named after the two
principal characters in George Nc
Manuss famous cartoon, Bringing Up
Father The fact that Jiggs is run
ming from Maggie. even tho Maggie
carries no visible rolling pin, will
doubtless illuminate why the ostriches
bear the names they. do
The birds earned their names from
the fact that out of all the thousands
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08

of pairs of ostriches which are kept
at the CawStoH farm they are the only
ones whose whole life together has
been a perpetual performance of
pickering andfighting and making up.
No day passes but the pair engage in
from a half dozen to a dozer spirited
kicking matches. True to their pro-
tOtypes, Maggie invariably energies
the victor in these vivacious affairs.
There have been days when Jiggs
could not fight back and had no de-
sire to-days when he was slowly and
painfully regaining the breath which
Maggie had kicked from his body and
nursing the sore Stats upon which
Maggie had planted first one foot and
then the other and frequently both
together.
More than 100. 900 visitors inspected
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the Cawston farm last year, and at
least half of them were RECALLED with
a 'spat' or two between Maggie and
Jiggs. Such of them as questioned
the management of the farm as to why
the birds We're not given other mates
or at least separated, learned to their
amazement the final reason why the
names of McManus's famous charac-
tiers fit the oStriches idea1ly-that
the birds have been separated twice
and were disconsolate until they were
reunited Jiggs showed his discon-
tent BY refusing to as much as glance
al the comely young ostrich which had
been allotted to him. Maggie. true
to form, kicked the ostrich assigned
TO her into insensibility and refused
to eat until her rightfuI consort was
returned.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
ROUGH ON RATS IN BOOZE.
Lye and Other Concoctions Make
Moonshine Unfit to Drink

Grafton, W. Va, Nov S.-The seiz-
ure of several zinc moonshine stills
i'll Taylor county has prompted
Charles r. Lilly. ma gistrate and for
mer federal prohibition field officer
for West Virginia, to issue a warning
against mOonshine liquor that is ped
died about in this section. "A drink
of liquor from one of these moonshine
stills" he said, would kill the strong
est man in the county" Less than one
per cent of drfnkable liquor is being
sold in the county, he declared.
Analysis of liquor recently confiscated
showed that trough on rats shaving
connections and 1ye were mixed in it.