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circles Friday and created considerable
comment. This pact, according to the
reports, would extend over a period
If 30 years. It would be signed by
Great Britain. italy, France and Ger
many. The United States also would
be asked to sign. but without assuming
any military obligations.
Germany is keeping her new pro-
posals mucn in the dark, so far as the
separations commission is concerned.
The commission has learned, however,
that among Chancellor Cuno's pro.
posals will be one to pay a sum Of
somewhere between five billion and
eight billion gold marks. one billion
to be paid at once and the remainder
after a period Of ten years. This would
be accompanied by a certain form Of
insure the balancing5 Of Germany's
budget and the stabiiizatfon Of the
marx.
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and not a menace to our security and
al the same time an important assur-
ance of peace. Perhaps results will be
obtained, on the condition that we act
toward other nations in the same spirit
Of reasonableness and friendship that
we expect them to exhibit toward us"
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port Friday showed the effects of the
battering they had received.
The Manchuria reported three of her
crew in sick bay with injuries received
when smitten by a gigantic wave. Bat
tened below decks for most Of the voy-
age were 248 seasick passengers.
The President Monroe, sDow and ice
covered from stem to stern, arrived,
looking like an iceberg, after fighting
the worst gales her skipper could re-
member. Once, he said, when a hun
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U. S. WOULD NAME ARBITERs

Washington, Dec. disappointment
Of American financiers to sit upon a
commission such as suggested Friday
night by Secretary Hughes in his adj
dress at New Haven would be on nomi-
nation Of the government, If the pro-
posal for this method of adjusting the
PREPARATIONS dispute were accepted
abroad. This was the view expressed
authoritatiyely in White House circles
nj connection with Mr.. Hughes re-
marks.
1t was pointed out that any body
of an advisory character to deal with
the question of the amount of repara-
tons Germany could and should pay,
must meet under the sanction of all
governments involved, if its work was
TO bear fruit. While no light was
thrown upon preliminary conversations
that may have been held between the
Washington and the allied govern
mcnts relative to the plan of operation
Mr. Hughes has disclosed, the impress
sion given in White House circles was
tlat such conversations had taken place
and that there was reason to believe
the allied premiers would not be found
opposed to the suggestion, if, as Mr..
Hughes pointed out, they failed to
reich Il PREPARATIONS agreement among
themselves.
1t was noted by the White House
spokesman that Mr.. Hughes sugges-
tion was put forward as an alternative
TO drastic action to enforce repara-
tons payments, if failure of the
premiers to agree should bring. the
allies face to face with that problem.
# a commission of financiers appointed
by the countries involved. but freed of
political or other obligations in their
discussions, was to have much weight,
it was said, there must of necessity be
previous agreement among the powers
as to the agenda of the discussions
and a preliminary understanding which
would insure sympathetic consideration
at least, of the commissions findings.
There is no question that the United
States expects to be invited to nomi-
rate members to sit on the %financiers'
commission should that be the course
adopted by the governments toward
settlement.
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AMERICA
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objections. the sub-commission voted
to drop the British amendment stipu-
hitting the appointment of a League of
Nations representative to supervise
Turkeys treatment of minorities.
The conference deadlock on the big
issues continues: apparently Angona
must speak before the Ottoman dele
gates al make concessions of a
nature to ease the present delicate
position of the peace negotiations.
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McKoin's Father
Urges Accused Son
to Waive Extradition

Baltimore, Md, Dec. 29.-According
to a telegram received here Friday
from Monroe, La. the father of Dr..
B. NJ. Mckoin, held on a murder
charge in connection with the More
house parish kidnapping, has urged the
latter not to fight extraditlon and to
return to Louisiana. The message
stated numerous persons were ready to
testify in DIR. McKoin's behalf and
that a detailed alibi would be estab-
lished. 1t also said proper precau-
tons for the safeguarding of McKoin's
life against possible violence would be
provided.
DR.. McKoin, former mayor of Mer
Rouge, La, was arrested here Tues
day, charged with the murders of Watt
Daniels and Thomas Richards, whose
bodies were found several days & in
a lake near Mer Rouge. Governor
Parker of Louisiana requested his ar
rest.
McKoIN's PATIENT "FIRED."
Baltimore, Md. Dec. 29.-Patro1-
man William o. Burroughs, who was
found Unconscious" on the water
front several days ago.. and whose re-
moval to a hospital led to the discov-
cry here of DR.. b. NJ. McKoin, former
mayor of Mer Rouge. La, resigned
from the police force Friday following
investigation by Police Commissioner
Gather into Burroughs story that he
had been assaulted and robbed.
Commissioner Gather charged that
Burroughs story was q frame up"
After Burroughs had been removed
to a hospital, medical authorities sent
a report to police headquarters, signed
by DIR. McKoin, which led to his arrest
on a charge of murder as an outgrowth
of the Morehouse parish kidnapping
last August.
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tcontfnaed ff6m fags 0ne5
"feelers have been put ont for the
last two or three months for the
purpose of ascertaining the situation
and just how far we could 60" He
declared, however, that be was not
advised that they looked to the con-
ference proposed by Mr.. Borah, and
added that he did not know to what
length the administrations efforts had
gone.
The administration position was fur
ther emphasized by Senator'S Lodge,
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Neutrality-suspicious. wind was blowing,
she could make but four knots.
PACIFIC SHIPS TOSSED

Los Angeles, Dec. 29.-Two hundred
and fifty thousand feet of her deck
load of lumber was missing when the
steamer Cricket limped into port Fri
day from Gray's Harbor, Wash.
Gales. which approached the violence
of a hurricane, battered the vessel for
two days off the Oregon coast, accord,
ing to Captain John E. Herman, and
swept away the deck cargo about Il
miles off Cape Mears.
Two other lumber carriers, the wood
en- barkentine, Thomas p. Enright, and
the four-masted schooner, Alvena, sew
eral days overdue, have not yet been
sighted.
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Cold Weather Dwells
Outside Montana

Heelna. Dec. 29.-(By The Associ-
ated Press).-Maximum and minimum
temperatures Mt the following cities
during the "a hours ended at 6 O'Clock
Friday night, reported by the United
States weather bureau here. were:
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A 'sousaphone" was featured in n
Seattle program. 1t was not stated
whether this instrument was named
after Sousa or because it makes q
noise like a pickle-o.
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S111,0oo.oo
Total

secci6n IA. Cualquier sobrante que
resulte del producto de dicha contri-
blcion adicional, despues de ragados
Ell principal intereses del menciona-
dc empr6stito, sera invertido en- la for
ma que disponga la Asamblea Munich
raj, de acuerdo con Ell Artfcrlo Az spar
tado (c). de la Ley Municipal.
Secci6n 5a.-- Esta Ordenanza debe-
ra ser aprobada por ell Consejo Ejecu-
two de Puerto Rico, de acuerdo con 10
dispuesto por el citado Arttcalc 40
al artado (c), de la Ley Municipal.
Seccion 6a.- Que euatro copias Ger
tjfcadas de esta ordenanza, rna vez
ap-obada por el Consejo EjeeHtiyo dc
Puerto Rico, sean enviadas al Tesore-
ro de Puerto Rico. para en- au opor-
tunidad proceda al cobro del recargo
contribution adicional citada
CERTIFICo: que la que precede es
copia fel exacta del original de una
c'Genanza aprobada por seis a. los sic
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nes costosos mas cualqnier ofra cosa
que I'd. pueda usar.
Una dos cucharaditas limplan per-
fectament eel cabelo y Ell cue"o cabet
nudo. M6jese senciIlamente Ell cabello
con aqua tibia y fr6telo con este. Pro,
duce una espuma RIGA y abundante, la
cual Sc enjuaga facilmente quitando has
ia la ultima particula de polvo y caspa.
Ell cabello Sc SEGA rapida y Rriforme-
mente hacienda flexible e1 cuero cAbellu
do y ell pelo fino, sedoso, lustroso y on
! dulado.
Ell aceite de coco mulsifed prede OBJ.
tenerse facilmente en- cualqu1er botica,
drogueria, perfumeria o peluqUeria. Els
muy econ6mico, pues bastan unas cuan-
tas onzas para que toda una famina
tenga con que limpiarse la cabellera du
rante meses. Exijase que neve ell nom
! bre mulsifed.
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Memento horno.....


Despues Gle tantos dlas rindiendo cul
to 0 Mono, dios de La locura de
Ia satira. asociado Raco y ctras di-
vinidades mitologicas del amor barato
otros vicios, nos sorprendi6 Ell rnierco
les en- que, despues de cruzarnos Ia fren
tie con cenizas nos recuerdan una no.
t.cia, bastante vieja va, de que fuimos,
sUmos volveremos a ser :. terra,
imponiendonos al mismo tempo Ell pre-
copto de ayuno. con abstinencia de car
nes otras cosas necesarias a nuestra
subsistencia. Este tltino mandate, 10
encuentro justo y hasta higienico, para
los que Sc pasan ell ano banqueteando;
pero por aca, para los que sUfrimos
como trescientos d1as de ceniza, va
GRE la carne. para el pobre, resulta
muy dura y de dificil digestion, al
precio Gle veinte y mas centavos libra,
regrlta tai precepto, POGO menos que
homicide con premeditacion.
por 10 que respecta bale de mas
caras, disfraces demas excesos. aqm
no ha pasado nada; porque Ell presu-
puesto no da para trajes de arlequin
q de torero, cuando nuestros niilos van
a la. escuela, escasamente cubiertos de
algc que parece ropa; y los que va han
pasado de nifos. conservan, con mu-
cho esmero un solo fus que, auuque al
go pasado de noda, sirve 10 mismo pa
ra I'm bale que para un entierro Ade-
mas que aqui, Ell disfraz. serfa in1til.
puesto que nos conocemos hasta en- Ell
olor, y por el olfato no mas, distnigui-
mos eI ideal pos1tieo de cada uno.
menos los que no huelen a NADIA, y
6stos son los peores; porque a oaza STEM
pre- de 10 que trata cada belgcrante,
enredan la madeja del chislne de una
manera que, no ha habido desgracias
va. porque estan de moda ahera una
pantufas de kaki, con suela de caiiamo,
que son una bendicion de Dios . &. para
avanzar.
Asi es que hemos tenido que dejar
forzosamente esas espansiones carnava
lcscas a los dichosos moradores de las
grandes urbes, tan ahitas de progreso
como de tonterfas donde pue6en reel
procamente enganarse unos a otros i'm
punemente. ALI es donde Sc Gambia de
indumentaria politica, segin "a tempe.
ratCra de su term6metro, que para al
gunos es ell estomago y para ctros la
vanidad; ALI Sc ven prohibicionistas
bastante alegres; moralistas que debie-
ran estar en- la carcel perpetuanente;
eonsejeros oiciosos que son la pcsadilla
Y la desgracia de quien les hace case;
redentores 10 Lenfne v Trotski y de-
m6cratas 10 Huerta y Juan vte. Co
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La Hernia Mata 1900
Iadividuos Anualmente

Mueren anualmente lsiete mil personals
ei certlfcado de defunci6n dee Her
MA Per que! Porque estos desdichados
no han tenido cudado de ellos mismos SO
han abandonado simplemente han cuidado
del sntona (ln hnchaz6n) de la parte afec-
tada sin poner atenci6n la causa iQue
esta I'd, hac endo! Sc esta I'd abandonan-
do 0 usando un braguerO, alguna aplica-
ci6n como quiera lamarlo? Ell braguero
cuando mss es un palliative un falso sos
ten 2uesto para croteger un muro que SO
derrumba, del cual no Sc puede esperar
mas Que una ayuda mecanica. La preston
que ejerce sobre el luga~ retarda los mGs-
culos debilitados de 10 one mas necesitan:
el alimento. Il a
Pero la ciencia ha encontrado un modo
todos aquelIos que padecen con los prague
ros, quedan invitados Gaeer una prueba
GRATIS muy privadamente en- sus propias
casas FL netodo PLAPAo es incuestiona-
blemente ell m6todo mas cientffco, l6gico
de mayor 6xito que conoce en- el mundo
para tratar la hernia.
EI "colchoncilo' PLAPAO, cuando sc
adhere al cnerpo DO llega nunea resbA-
larse nj salirse del lugar, por cuya ra-
zdn nunca raspa nj pellizca. Tan suave co.
mo el terciopelo-facil de aplicar-sin cos
to. Sc pnede usar durante ell trabaio du-
rante Ell sueHo. No tiene correas nj he
b;ilas. nj resurtes.
Aprenda I'd. como cerrar la abertura de
Ia hernia, como 10 manda la naturaleza pa
ra une Ia hernia nose saiga para abajo.
u. A. para Ia prueba GRATIS del PLAPAO
y los informes Instructions necesarios
Mande nombre hoy mismo A PLAPAO
CO., 340l Stuart Bid, st. Louis, Mo-, E.
Advt.
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La libertad de Irlanda

ticiado. su pena fue conmutada en- La
prisi6n perpetua.
-Ese-dijo Lloyd George no pertur
bara mas Ell pals.
Pero al mismo tempo, otro jovon
s1NN FEM, juraba en- Dublin que 10
salvarfa de la carcel, aunque para esq
tuviera que perder la vida. Y asi 10
hizo. En- pleno siglo Xxx. en- plena In
glaterra, un dia de abril de 1919, un
grupo de irlandeses, capitaneados por
Michel Collins, sacaba de su calabozo
al presidense de Irlanda y 10 escondia
en- casa de un amigo. louien hubiera
pensado entonces que andando ell item
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Coma 10 que quiera, pero conserve
81 higadO fuerte y salubablc.

listed no pueslc digerir propiamcn.c cl
aiinlento que come ST t:ene el higado c.!-
ferno. Cuando el higado falla. I'd. &C.
n,ienza a sufrir de Indigestion, biliosidad
eructos, aliento fetido, palpitaciones, dolo-
res de cabeza y dyspepsia porque el higado
enfermo no puedc ayudar n digestion
Los desordcnes del higado son segura y
permanentemcnte curados con el Remedio
de Leonardo, el naevo y masavilloso dcs.
cubrimiento vegetal No contiene calonel,
no estrihe y es absolutamente inofensivo,
FL Remedio de Leonardo fortalcce vigo-
RIA los intestinos, hgado y est6mago y cs
muy agradable,al paladar Unas cuantas
dosis del Remedio de Leonardo aliviaran
muy pronto los desordenes del higado y
estomago. De venta en- todas las drogue-
rias farmacias.
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CONSULTORIO
M6dico Quir1rgico y de Intermediates
de la sangre.
DIR. BoCANEGRA LOPEZ
AvIso

Para desvaneccr ciertas dudas me
complazcca en- anunciar al publico que
use exclusivamente NEOSALVAR-
SAN ALEMAN LEGITIMO, el dnico
importado en- Puerto Rico, hasta la
fecha, mediante la inica Licencia
concedida, los sefiores Pesquera &
Pegquera de esta plaza. Nuestro
NEOSALVARSAN ALEMAN fue
examinado por los Laboratories del
Departamento de- Salud Pdblica de
los Estados Unidos v declarado
''puro y genuine.
Advf.
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MERcADo DE cAMB1os

mez filantropos que prestan al diez
ror ciento mensual Esas calamidades
y tantas otras soporta la socicdad todo
g; afio que es para ellos permanente
carnaval
Por fortuna para la especie huma-
ma, no todos los hombres son iguales Y
podemos disfrutar de la vida como has
ia aqui, aunque sea con la garantia del
codigo Penal y la Policfa.
Jose NoRIEGA.
Lajas. mario de 1922.
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tie miembros que forman la Assmblea
Municipal de Guayanilla, P. F.. en- la
sesi6n extraordinaria celebIada el dia
28 Gle febrero de 1922.
Y para remitir al peri6lico Ell
MUNDo,. que Sc edita en- la ciudad de
san Juan, P. R., para que sea publi-
cada por dos veces durante una sema-
ia en- dicho periodico, hbro la pcesente
ccpia en- Guayanilla, P. R., hoy de
MARIO de 1922.
Rafael BRIGANTI,
secretario Municipal.
Advt.
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La perversi6n a veces Sc encuentra
mas desarrollada en- las atlas esferas
sociales que en- la apacible vida de la
mediania. Yea la pelicula "MARIDo
Y EsPosA" que estrenara e. "Rial-
to' el Sabado II de Mario. y Ell
s'Olimpo'' Ell martes IA de Marc. Advt
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GoBIERNo MUNICIPAL DE QUA
VANILLA, P. R.
OFICINA DEL sECRETARIO
MUNICIPAL

oRDENANzA DEL MUNICIPTo DE
GUAYANILLA, P. R. AUToRIzAN-
DO LA IMPOSITION DE UN REcAR-
co o CONTRIBUTION ADIcIoNAL
soBRE LA PRoPIEDAn.
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Este deseca Ell cue
ro cabenude, lia-
ciendo Ell cabello
fragil y quebradi-
20.
Lo mas prudente
es adoptar como
medic do limpiezs
ell aceite de coco
muIsiGed, que es
puro y absoluta-
menta inofelisiyo.
Y que supera en- eff
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CINE "TaEs BANDERAs":

Belly Blyth y Nation Hamilton en- el
bonito drama en- seis actos "La Tercera
Generation y una comedia.
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Ell SlcaIi coOteOidO en- los
jaSones arruina la cabellers

81 quiere usted conservar su cabellera,
tenga cTtdado con Ell uso de los jaooaes.
La mayoria de los jabones v shampus
preparados contienen demasiado alcali,
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El sublime drama en- siete actos titu
lado ''Los Corazones Triunfan
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CINE LUNA:

Gladys Leslie en- cl extraordinario dra
ma en- cinco actos F'Una Mia Muier"
Y el episodio cuarto de la serie "El Hon
bre de Hierro".
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TEATRo BELIoGRAPH, (cataao).

Tercer capitulo de la, aplaudtda serie
tomada de la obra de Julio Verne Ma
thias sandorff'. Ia
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lR ABA J()

Fl sentiniento humane esta por en-
Gina de todas las leyes escritas. Yea
Ia peIcuIa "MARIDO Y EsPOSA"
que Sc estrenara en- Ell ''Rialto'' ell Sa-
hado II de Mario, y en- ell 'Olimpo"
Ell dia IA de Mario, Advt.
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segunda jornada de la monumental, Sc
RE ''Los Tres Mosquetercs"
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rEATRo STRAND:

Pauline Frederick en- ell emocionante
drama "La Mujer X''
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EI deber mas sagrado de Ia mujer
es amar. honrar respetar a Gu esposo.
Yea Ia sensational production "MA-
RIDo Y EsposA". su estrenH en- Ell
'Rialto' Ell sabado II de Mario, en-
Ell "OImpo'' 81 Martes Ia de Mario.
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CINE LAS ANTILLAs

Pearl White en- los episodios trece y
catorce de la serie ''La Ratera Relam-
pago''
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CINE PUERTO RICO:

Episodes trece, catorce y ounce de
la serie "Mano Manca'
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iQu6 castigo Sc merecer{a I'm hom-
bre que trata de persuadir una mujer
para que Sc divorc;e de su marido? Yea
la production ''NIARIDo z ESPoSA".
Su estreno en- Ell ''Rialto'' eI dfa II
de Marco, sabado. En- Ell "olimpo'' el
dla IA de Marco. Martes. Advt
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.BoRrNauEN rARB":
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CAMISAS DE LUJo DE Exec
,LENTE CALIDAD A UN PRE0o
DE SACRIFICIO. 8 POR 1915

TRES fsmosas cautjsas de lujo de exec
Iente rslidad mode1o attractive por so
10 $2.75
Ia ral;dad astiIa lie es'as camisas ss
idhntico al de one SO venden $500 y
a mas. Son hechas de Npereala y madras Ie-
gftimas de hitimos sfertos en- colnres con
rayas negras, aZul carmelos, de RIGA apA-
e'en"'a de car1es extra-amplios con pu.
6os voteados. Fs nna camisa con la cual
auedara I'd. perfectamente satisfecho. Pida
media 1neena de eStas riras ramisas NO
ENNIE DINERO. Pague al ecrreista % rs
mas el franuneo postal al fecihrlas exa-
mfnelas, 81 ia. que no valeu el 6i-
nero, duvrflyalas lie reembolsaremos has
to e uitimo centavo
International Comm. House
H-31
2l0 Second Ave- New York. City.
The broad ax., 1922-07-01
COOK CHAT BINARY WHITE
OVINGTON, CHAIRMAN OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR
THE ADVANCEMENT OF COZ
ORED PEOPLE

the ehurchmen OF the Middle Ages
OF the politician OF today to look keen
ly into life and to tell honestly what
they found. Their weakness Law in
their notion of aristoeracy which pre-
vented their studying mechanics o,
mechanical things. Science was
closed TO the gentleman and left to
the slave. That they were, however.
amazingly modern, anyone familiar
with Greek literature knows well.
With the Dark Ages knowledge be-
came altogether rationalizing. Men
started with the proposition of Arts
totle and worked from them. The
eternal postulates were always there
And now we are in an age when
along the lines of science men think
creatively, but when along the lines
of economies, of politics, of the rela-
ton of man to man, men still largely
rationalize.
Professor Robinson does not use
the South as an illustration but it
would be an excellent one. The South
assumes that a certain attitude toward
the Negro, the assumption that he is
inferior, that black and white must
not intermingle, is an absolute truth.
1t is an eternal proposition, not to
be questioned, but always to be de-
feated. Starting out with this propo-
sition stops creative thinking and the
South becomes as Menken has said.
a desert of Sahara. And what is true
of the southern attitude on the race
question is true of us all in various
ways. Unless we have an open mind,
ready to search for the truth no mat
ter what it costs us, we do not live
the full life of man. We are back
at the stage of the animal from which
we have recently come. Believing
is far easier than thinking"
One could quote for pages in this
clearly written, beautifully printed,
persuasive book. We all need to read
it, for we all have our pet subjects
which we fail to think through. We
like to bolster up our beliefs, not to
challenge But, to give last quota
ton. unless thought be raised to a
far higher plane than hitherto, some
great setback to civilization is in
evitable."
The broad ax., 1922-07-01
THE CHICAGO URBAN
LEAGUE

The Chicago Urban League Is con-
Quoting Rummage Sale at its offices
at 1892 South Wabash Avenue. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday OF this
week. Its friends have contributed
many articles of real value to this
sale, and the League takes this meth
cd of thanking them publicly. 1t con-
siders the Rummage Sale a real ser
vice TO the community, since It con-
meets the person who has an unde-
sired surplus with the one in need
and to the advantage of both. The
League receives all kinds of articles
at all times, repairs them and con-
ducts periodical sales when suthclent
material has accumulated. The pro-
ceeds go toward the budget OF the
Chicago Urban League.