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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
DiSCurSO prOnunCiadO pOr e| Hon. Emilio del
TOrO en- Ia fiesta de graduation del COIGgiO
"ROya| Gregg"

i6venes paisanos es digna de la mayor
admiracion
Hay algo que me ha llamGdo la
atenci6n esGa noche. No en- el discurso
del primero Gle los graduados y en- pa
rrafos salientss del discurso de la direc-
tora. Sra. Cam7cho de Robles, cl en-
fasis que Sc pine en- la educacion
n.oral. Este enfasis sahendo de los la
bios del graduado y de la diroctora,
rne lIsn6 de algeria. Tiene ;mportan-
cia capitaIsina para el triunfo de es-
tos j6venes EN- ell mundo, que no simple
rlente Sc fjen en- los conocimientos que
han adquirido, sino en- que sus cargoJ
han de ser como un dep6sito dc cen.
fanza.
Jovenes que vais a entrar en- el ca
mino de la vida: Hab@is hasta ahora
estudiado. habeis llevado vuestros ce-
rehros conocimientos, hab6is reeogido
ideas magnifcas. Ahora es que en- rea-
lidad de verdad va empezar segu-
ramente para muchos de ustedes Ia III
cha frente frente por Ia vida En- esa
llcha, 81 quereis triunfar, no son sin-
rlemente necesarios los conoc-lnisntCG.
Es ell caracter 10 primero. Vais q
relacionaros con hombres de negocios.
Esos hombres van depositar su con-
flanza en- Uds., los secretcs suyos, sus
cosas mas intimas. sus operacionec CO.
merciales, sed fuertes. Ayudad dende
quiera que vayais con vuestro trabajo.
Sed diguos de Ia confanza que Sc de-
posite en- vosotros entonces no sola-
rlente ser6is un factor intellectual sino
TN factor moral. No Sc pueden obtener
triunfos estabIes en- la vida, triunfos
para siempre sino bajo una base de
confanza, bajo una base de c;LGivo del
Caracter lQue noble, que grando ssrla
Ell nombre de nuestra pequefa isla 81
de aQui no simplemente salier&n j6ve-
nes inteligentes q brillar, sino ho1nbres
= mujeres en- quienes Sc pudiera con-
fiar en- todos los 6rdenes de la vida.
en- los negocios, en- las profesiones, EN-
las mas atlas empresas.
Les leaderes de un pueblo tienen in
menSas responsibilities que cumplir.
z.os j6venes generalmente son cspiritus
aTdorosos, ell entusiasno hace latif sus
corazones; tienen ambiciones extraordi
narias Hay que templar esas ambi-
clones con Ia IDEA fundamental del cum
rlimiento del deber. iAh, 81 al manejo
diestro de la maQuinilla de escribir, que
es una obr& de arte. 81 a la hb-eta de
taquigrafia LENA ole 1neas, LENA de sig
nos. 81 al lapiz que obedece a vuestras
n,anos, 81 a los calculos en- los ibros
d. comercio, 81 todo este 10 animals con
un esp1ritu dc valor, simpatico. alegre,
active. 81 agregaseis a los conocimien-
Sos adQuiridos una conducta honrada,
el campo de acci6n es vuestro, la vic
toria sera completa para todos en- Ell
mundo!
jDios inspire los leaderes de Puerto
Eico! iDios inspire a los profesores,
que son leaderes! iDios inspire a los
que estan prepGrando la nueva genera
ci6n que sube! iDios de a esa nuevS
generation ideas mobiles! IDios haga
que Sc former aqui muchos caracteres
y entonces que felices y que orgullosos
vamos sentirnos de nuestra patria y
de nosotros mismos!
(Continda en- la pagina 6a.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10

el noinbre de Espafia en- Ell extranjsro:
Raquel Meller, AmaIia Isaura y Car
men Flores.
Estamos seguros de que la temporada
de Carmen Flores en- Puerto Rico, va a
ser una de las mas prodigas, desde Ell
doble punto de vista artistico y econ6-
micO, que ha tenidO en- su caTrSFa "a in
signe artista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
Ode NUEsTRo SERVICIo ESPECIAL. PoR
Los CABLES INGLES Y FRANCES)

MADRID, abril 9.-Esta sien-
do comentadfsima la entrevista cele
brada aver en- Palac;o, a la que acu-
dieron el Conde de Romanones v ell
notable publicista senor Miguel Una
muno.
La conversation que Sc prolong6
por espacio de tres horas, ha dado
motive para que Varios peri6dicos
declaren, enfatieamente, cue el Sc
nor Unamuno, abjur6 de sus ideas
anti-monarquicas Y que Sc ha COM
prometido ahora a defender Y susten
tar los principles de la monarquil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10

CDR. v. MARQUEE BUSTILLOS
Presidente Professional de los Estados
U4tidos de VeneSuelG
En- uso de la atribuci6n 21a. del
artfculo 70 de la Constitution Nacio-
nal,
Decreta:
Articulo o.-Se expulsa del te
rritorio de la ReplBlica al axtranjero
Alejandro Contreras, por .desconoci-
miento de las Leyes que rigen la Ma
ei6n.
Articulo 2o.-Lo4 Presidentes de
Estado, Ell Gobernador del Distrito,
los Gobernadores de Territories Fe-
derales los Administrators de
Aduana, .cuid1ran de que el extran-
jero no regrese al territorio de We
nezuela.
Arttieulo 3o.-El Ministro de Re
1aciones .Interiores queda encargado
de la ejecuci6n del presente Deere
to Y de communicable a quienes cores
pOnda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
Ell GoBTERNO DE ANGORA
ACEPTA OFTCIALMENTE Ell
ARMISTICIO

ANGORA, abril 9-El gobier-
no ha dirigido aver una nota Official
a los Ministries de Relaciones Ex-
teriores de las naciones aliadas, en-
II cual notifca haber aceptado las
proposiciones de armisticio.
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ES MUY POSSIBLE QUE POIN-
CARE PLANTEE LA QUESTION
DE CONFIANZA

PARIS, abril 9.-Con motive de
las discusiones acerca del proyecto
de ley que extiende el servicio mill
tar a diez y ocho meses, proyecto
que tiene la oposicion de un impor-
tante grupo parlamentario, es muy
possible que el senor Poincar6 plan
tee de un momento otro la question
de confianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
AB DEL KRTM Y LA KABILA
DE BENZ SAID

MELILLA, abril 9.-El jefe de
Ia kabila de Beni-Said Sc present6
aver personalmente ante ell general
Cabanellas, fin de manifestarle que
Ia Influenza y gestiones de Ab-Del-
Krim vienen entorpeciendo la rem
dicion de su Kabila, la cual Sc halIa
gozosa de someterse a los espaflo-
les.
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cuatro medic por ciento su tipo para
el redescuento de papel comercial.
Dinero demanda, cuatro medic por
ciento; vencimientc, cuatro medic
por ciento; aceptaciones bancarias a no.
venta dias: tipo de venta, y tres oc-
tavos por ciento; de compra, tres y
medic por ciento. Plata, tipo actual de
precio, sc y cuarto centavos la onza.
Charles w. FOWLER,
Representative,
IRVING NATIONAL BANK.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
Sc APROBO Ell CONVENIO
COMMERCIAL CON FRANCIA

MADRID, abril g. Esta ma
mana fue aprobado ell convenio CO.
mercial con Frantia, ell cual sera fir
mado antes de ounce dias.
Con este motive ell delegado fran
ces, seiior Sarraut piensa retornar
manana a Paris.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
LA AUToNoMIA INTEGRAL A
BARCELONA

BARCELONA, abril EN- la
pr6xima session del Ayuntamiento Sc
discutira la proposition que conce-
de a esta provincial IA autonomia in
tegral.
Algunos lideres radicales son>con
trarios esta proposition Y han de-
clarado que la combatiran con de-
nuedo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
Ell sABADo EMBARGO PARA PRO.
RICO CARMEN FLORES

Al haDlar aver de la insigne cuple-
eista Carmen Flores dijimos que debut
taria en- el ''olimpon ell martes diez
y ocho del actual.
10 Que no dijimos fue que la bena y
excelente artista, cuya temporada en- IL
Habana, ha constiutido un verdadero
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10

Promedio de precio de veinte valores
industriaIes v veinte ferroviarios, $9O.S0
y $s2 20, respectivamente, establecien-
do un alto ''record" durante, ell presen
te afio. Las cifras anteriores (semana
pasada) eran sss.s7 y $685. Mercado
de bonos de la Libertad, nuy fuerte.
Nuevos valores de utilidad publica emf
tidos durante MARIO, $71,446, $50; fe-
rroviarios, $5s,42e, 100; industriales,
$151, ,275, ,440.
Proportion de reservas en- Ell Ban
co de la Reserva Federal contra dep6-
sitos Y biiletes de banco combinados,
77.70 por ciento; semana pasada, 1880
por ciento. El Banco de la Reserva Fe-
depal de Saint Louis ha rebajado al
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
Miguel de Unanluno y el
conde de Ronanones con
ferencian con ell Rey

Hasta las oeho de la nafana de hoy
habian llegado a esta ciudad ochocien
tos periodistas representando los mas
importantes rotativos del mundo.
Ell gobierno de Italia ha enviado aqui
cinco mil soldados para mantener ell or
den durante la conferencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
RENUNc1o sU CARGO

Nuestro amigo, don Miguel M. Toro,
alto empleado del Servicio de la Adua
ma, ha renunciado su cargo con Ell pro-
posito de trasladarse a Nueva York,
donde Sc dedicara negocios particu-
lsres.
Dados los meritos del se1or Toro no
dudamos que tendra mucho exito.
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IGNACIO ANDRADE"
EscAsEZ DE FoNDoS PARA CON
TINUAR TRABAJoS JUDICIALEs

Scgin nos hemos informado en- Ell De-
partamento de Justicia, este ha notif-
cado todos los Tribunales de Distrito
de Puerto Rico que Sc ha agotado Ell
fondo para atender a los gastos de via
je de los jurados y testigos que suelen
intervenir en- los casos criminales.
Con tai motive seran suspendidos los
juicios criminales, hasta julio pr6ximo,
en- las referidas Cortes.
segdn nuestros informes, la partida
asignada este afio para esos gastos Sc
ha terminado debido al excessive nu-
nero de quejas y denuncias an6nimas,
que Sc formularon ante Mr.. Reilly, al
comienzo de su Gobierno, y las cuales
el Gobernador ordenaba investigar, con
cargo a los fondos del Departamento de
Justicia.
crito expresamentc para ella nueetro es
timado amigo y notable maestro don
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
CONGRESO INTERNATIONAL
DE MISIoNEROS EN- ITALIA

ROMA, abril Ell primer con
greso international de misioneros ha
dado comienzo hoy.
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Sc VENDEN IVARloS NUE.
BLES.-Dirigirse Avenida de
Lucchetti, 47.-Condado.
AdSt.
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medic
de ferrovia
de lie
medic industraes
rromedio
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Dado, frmado, sellado con ell Sc
llo del Executive Federal Y refrenda
do por el Ministro dc Relaciones In
teriores, en- el Palacio Federal en- Ca
racas a los siete dias del mes de mar
70 de mil novecientos veinte v dos
Ano 112o. de Ia Independencia V 64o
de la Federation
Il. S,)
v. MARQUEE BUSTILLO
Refrendado.
El sMinistro de Relaciones Interio-
res,
(L. s.
IGNACIO ANDRADE"
Preguntados varios venezolanos,
residences aqui, cual seria a su Jul
clio la causa de esa expulsion, mani
festaron socarrohamente que clio, de
SECURE, Sc debia, no al "desconocimien
to" por parte del extranjero de las
leyes que rigen la Naci6n, sino al des
conocimiento, por parte del gobierno
de Gomez, de los principles y leyes
que rigen la libertad la democracia
en- ell mundo.
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acontecimiento, Sc EMBARGO aver para
San Juan.

La noticia que anticipamos nosotros
acerca de la actuaci6n de Carmen 70
res en- ell "olimpo" ha producido en- es-
ia ciudad clamoroso entusiasmo.
La notabilisima cupletista, segtin Sc
sabe va, es una de las estrellas de la
gloriosa trinidad que tan, alto la puestc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10
En- Venezuela siguen expuIsan-
do los extraDjeros

.(copiamos de Ia pre'rso dc Caracas
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cTito expresamentc para ella nueetro es
timado amigo y notable maestro don
Rafael Balseiro.
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La situaci6n actual de los ne
gocios en- EE. UU.

FL Irving National Bank, New
York, nos suninistra, por lnediaci6n del
senor Charles w. Fowler, su represen-
tante para Puerto Rico, el siguiente in
forme cablegrafco relative a la situa.
ci6n de los negocios en- los Estados Uni
dos durante la semana terminada Ell 2
de abril.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-10

New York, abril z, 1922.
Ciento ochenta y cuatro centrales azu
careras cubanas han comenzado va la
mohenda. la perspective para la indus
tria del acero es alentadora. Sc la ini
ciado una marcada mejoria en- las ope-
raciones de los hornos dc fundici6n. La
production general Ell la industria del
acero Sc calcula en- setenta por ciento
de ST. capacidad ordinaria. Production
de hierro en- brute durante MARIO alcan
20 2,034,794 t6neladas. Ha aumentado
la venta de cobre. NImero de quiebras
durante ell mes de MARIO, 2,307, con pa
sivo de 57,513,590. Las ventas efectua
das por las casas dedicadas al despa-
cho de pedidos por correo durante mar
20, fueron treinta por ciento mayores
que las de febrero. La production de
petr6leo esta decreciendo. Consume de
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
Heart Problems

Dear Mrs. Thompson: There is a
boy who goes to the same dances I do.
Some evenings he will dance and cut
up with me and at other times he will
not even look at me. Should l dance
with him when he asks, or refuse?
DANCING DOLL.
Do not dance with the boy when he
asks you. 1t is insulting for him to
ignore you to the extent that he does
not even look at you. After such
treatment once. you should forget you
have ever known him.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
Is years old. l have many invitations
to have dates in the evening. My
parents say that if | go out every eve
ming my nerves will be on a strain and
will be tired. They say a girl of my
age needs rest. The boys who ask
me soon lose interest in me because ]
can't accept their invitations and they
go out with other girls.
Do you think my parents are right
WAITING.
Your parents are decidedly right A
girl of Is needs her sleep and should
not run around evenings with boys.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
'HASKIN DESCRIBES
TREATMENT OF C0RNS

Frederic j. Haskin, director of the
Palladium Information Bureau, Wash
ington, in reply to a query regarding
the treatment CT cornss and callouses,
has submitted the following to a read
or, which may prove of interest to
others:
Corn and callosities are due to pres
sure and friction from unhygienic
shoes. When between the toes they
are soft; on other parts they are dry
and hard. They often render men unfit
for duty.
Treatment: (al Remove the cause
by wearing hygienic shoes. Soak the
feet well in hot water, thoroughly dis
injecting them with bichloride q part
bichloride of mercury to 1000 parts
Water) or other disinfectant and then
pare the corn or callus down with a
sharp knife without wounding the skin.
! The hands of the person and the knife
| should be sterilized before the opera
! ton is performed. Fragments of glass
and sandpaper should not be used on
corns. Persons should be cautioned
| about the care and treatment of corns,
as a slight wound of the foot may lead
to lockjaw or blood poisoning. Soft
corns should be treated by applying
busting powder like aristol on cotton
or gauze between the toes.
(b) Apply the following collodiar
paint with a camel's-hair brush, night
and morning, for several days. ther
| soak the feet in hot water, and the
corn will come away painlessly:
Acid salicylic .... l dram
Extract cannabis indicae.10 grains
i Collodi ................ l ounce
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
SLIM ANKLES

The more l travel the more l think
that the American girl has the most
beautiful ankles in the world She
usually possesses slim feet which taper
delicately to a slender but sturdy
ankle. With the short skirts we have
been wearing lately there is a glimpse
also of an attractive curve towards the
calf of the leg. Lately, of course, there
has been more than a glimpse, but that
is temporary vagary of fashion!
One reason why the American girl
has nice feet and ankles is that she
usually takes such good care of them.
She buys good shoes and she is able
to get an excellent quality of shoe for a
comparatively small sum. Even with
soaring prices since the war we still
make the best quality ready-made
shoes for the smallest amount Of
money.
| A foot that is we'll shod will keep
| its attractive shape. l know that |
scold a great deal about cheap fancy
shoes which throw the foot out of pro-
portion by their high heels, and crowd
| the toes with their pointed length.
/ These shoes, of course, are very bad
| for the foot and eventually they spoil
! its beauty, but not every girl spends
+ her shoe allowance foolishly, and even
/ so the silly shoes we make are infinite
] ly better than the same type of shoe
made abroad
If the shoes do not fit the heel snug
! ly the heel in time will grow thick and
coarse. The aristocratic foot must pos
sess a slender heel.
/ If the shoes do not fit the arch of
the foot firmly this middle part of the
foot will spread and become ugly and
fallen arch will not only make the
foot unbeautiful, but will make it weak
! A Male:-The advice about wearing
the same color as the eyes, only a
! darker shade, is given to people who
have eyes that are not rich in color.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
williamsburg Barn
Fired By Lightning

WILLIAMSBURG, Ohio, July r.
Fire caused by lightning destroyed a
barn belonging to George Shaw Tues
cay evening, with loss of five horses,
three COWS, number of hogs, harness,
several tons of hay and number of
farming implements.
Mr.. Shaw and the men assisting him
had just put up the horses and gone
to the house, having been driven from
the bayfield, by the threatening storm,
when the barn was struck. The Hol-
lansburg fire department made a run
TO the place, which is about two miles
west of town, but was unable to fight
the fire
This is the second time the barn has
been struck, bolt of lightning having
caused a fire several years ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12

Miss LEO and Miss Han, recently or
dained in the cathedral at Hankow,
are the first Chinese deaconesses OF
the Protestant Episcopal church.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
Rush Farmers Pleased
With Commission Sales

RUSHVILLE, Ind. July 12.-Com-
plete satisfaction with the workings
of the farmers commission sales COM
pany at Indianapolis is voiced by Rush
county farmers who have been con-
signing their stock to the cooperative
agency Not only does the company
head the list in the amount of stock
handled, but by virtue of the amour,
passing through their hands, they arc
also getting top prices, their patrons
state.
Local feeders are planning to take
advantage of the stocker and feeder
supply policy announced by the Pro
ducers' company, by which stockers
and feeders will be supplied to farm
ers. with only one commission charge
and a minimum of time in transit
from the growers hands.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
England's Plaques
(Ry United Pressl

LONDON, July 12.-English homes
may soon have to take a lesson from
those of their American cousins, and
fit mosquito blinds screens to their
windows
For the first time for hundreds of
years, England is being attacked by
swarms of mosquitoes, the greater per-
centage of which are said to be of the
misunderstanding type.
With the mosquito hordes, have
come millions of equally virulent in
sects, the Argentine Ants.
These latter. Prof. Leroy, insect bite
specialist, declares are capable of
killing a baby in its cradle!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
ReU. Brown to Address
NJ. E. Church at Econou,y

ECONOMY. Ind. July 12.-The Rev
f. Howard Brown, pastor of East
Main Street Friends church of Rich
mond. will lecture at the Methodist
church here Sunday evening, July 16.
on THE Last Days of John Barley
corn" The meeting is to be held un-
der the auspices of the Economy w.
c. T T.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12

If your eyes are a deep blue you will
have no need to improve their shade
and will find that every shade of blue
or violet will make becoming ties for
you. AS your hair is brown with a
reddish tint, you will find all shades of
brown, including henna, becoming. In
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12

suits, navy blue, black or the mixed
shades of tan and brown should be
your choice.
Alma:-When the skin becomes dry,
as yours, it should be kept softened by
a daily treatment with a good cream
II this is made habit it will keep the
skin young and healthful, but if this
condition is allowed to continue I'M
aided the face and throat will get an
appearance of being shIiveled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12

All inquiries addressed to Mrs. Forbes
In care Of the Beauty Chats" depart
ment will be answered in these col
umns in their turn. This requires con-
siderable time. however owing to the
great number received. So, # a person.
al or quicker reply is desired, a stamp
ed and self-addressed envelope must be
enclosed with the question-The Edi-
tor.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
A VISIT
CHAPTER 1914

Millicent Buchanan stood at the
window of her living room looking
cut on a world that was drenched
with rain. 1t was Spring and as cold
and raw and forbidding as only a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-12
TETANus CAUSES DEATH

LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 12-Wilbur
Otto Schupbach, IA, died here Tues
day from tetanus, which developed
when he was injured July 2 while fir
ing off toy cap pistol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24
"Flying Cops"

The zeal Of the Police Department
in seeking TO prevent violations Of
the statute forbidding airplanes to
fly at less than 5000 feet over New
York City is highly commendable.
At least one plane a day may be
seen over Manhattan, and it is quite
obvious even to the casual observer
that it is flying at only 3,427 feet,
or perhaps at only 1916 feet.
This is a state Of affairs that de-
mands prompt action. A large and
powerful feet Of airplanes, each one
appropriately named after a promi-
nent city official, should at once be
equipped with machine-guns and
anti-aircraft guns should be sta
toned on all the landmarks Of the
city. Flying cops" should be
equipped with spirit levels and in
structions given 10 all members Of
the city's traffic squad to keep one
eye peeled on the 5.OO0-foot level at
all times.
What the people Of the city really
want is not the application Of the
letter Of this statute, but effective
prevention Of danger from fool
hardy stunts" by thoughtlcss avia-
tors. Flying across the city on
legitimate business need not neces-
sarily be limited to such a great alti-
tude as 5000 feet. Only such height
is necessary as will enable the ma
chine to volplane TO a landing place
in case Of engine trouble.
But stunt" flying, and more espe-