The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, April 20, 1923 Page: 4 of 6
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Keeping Pace With Time.
If we are to judge by the perform-
ance of an airplane at Panama in
theoretically wrecking a battleship,
the ratio of naval strength in the
future will be decided by the num-
ber and quality of aircraft and of
their crew, and battleships will serve
principally as targets. If capital
ships should thus become obsolete,
the limitation of aircraft carriers
would, attain chief importance.
There may be trouble in making
arms treaties keep up with invention
and a permanent world commission
may be the only means of preserving
an actually defensive ratio of
of armament among nations.
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Think Gods Live In
The Manopos, in Mindanao, P. I.,
believe their gods live in trees, be-
cause the" themselves are largely
tree dwellers. The molative tree is
held sacred in Mindanao, and if one
.s were to dare to put an ax to one of
the trees he would invite the hos-
V tility of the natives. In the jungle
V all trees are constantly fishing for
^ sunshine and life. The savages, who
are very low in the scale of civiliza-
tion and Superstitious, think their
gods inhabit such fees.
The Manobos are a wild Malay
people. Like the lgorrotes of Luzon
and the Dykes of Borneo, as well as
the hill dwellers of Formosa (the
Japanese possession), they are head
hunters—they believe in a "head for
a head," and never allow an insult
to their gods to go unrevenged.
With the persistency of the turtle-
dove calling its mate, the lace ber-
tha calls for the poke bonnet. Where
you find one, sooner or later you
find the other.
Next to the little close cloche the
poke holds the record of hats worn
on the street so far. A conservation
poke, however! Sometimes hardly
distinguishable from the short back
cloche. We may. expect bigger ones
to be worn, as well as seen in shops,
as the sunshine gets hotter.
The hair straw poke has a wreath
of black and white flowers. Flowers
Trees.!in seem t0 £et larger day
by day.
With the reign of the poke we j
may expect Victorian complexions, J
recipes for milk and strawberry j
skins.
The well dressed woman will wear j
slightly leas this year than last.
Owing to financial depression of:
Paris dressmakers, gowns will be;
worth their weight in greenbacks.
Hats will be large enough to block j
view of movie audiences.
Veils will be worn by crosseyed
girls
Encasement, rings lend a chinc i
effect to the appearance. Girls may
get them at any jewelry store.
Lipsticks, vanity cases and other
junk .will be carried in escort's pock- i
et along with silver flasks.
Wrist watches will be worn on'
ankles.
Some of these new Egvpt.an wrap-
around dresses h ive considerable to j
wrap around.
I Why is it that a man carrying an
umbrella to shelter a lady gets wet- \
ter than if he had no protection at'
all?
Our idea of a woman who has her j
husband's interest at heart is one !
that cooks cabbage while he's mak-
ing home brew, to throw revenue I
officers off the scent.
Shoes made from ostrich skin are I
the latest. Now the question is. If j
woman with ostrich skin on her
j feet and ostrich plumes in her hat
j were to stick her head in the sand,
; would you he able to tell her and
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New Money in Iceland.
Iceland has her own coins, the first
to be minted by that arctic state
The 25-ore coin, the size of the Dan-
ish coin of the same denomination,
bearing the inscription on its back,
"Island 25 Aurar,'' and is valued at
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normal exchange at G.7 cents.
Although Iceland is n member of
the Scandinavian Coinage Union, this
coin is not legal tender in Scandi-
navia. Up to the present only Danish
coins have circulated in Iceland while
the Central Bank of Iceland had the
right to issue notes which were a
legal tender on the island only.
With the recent separation from
DenmarK, by which the island has j the bird apart?
become independent (except for the The Indians have had to give up
fact that the king of Denmark con- jazz-dancing because it's too wild
tinuesto be king of Iceland), the | for them. And society has given it
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with its own coinage and note issues.
Hunters in Canada are requirred
to wear clothing of white material
to prevent shooting each other.
hard world to please.
A gypsy wedding was interrupted
by a fight. It's the American cus.
torn to get the wedding over first.
A Cleveland woman throws her
! house open every Tuesday evening
Young women of the Flathead In- j to strange and hostess young men.
dians in Montana wear high-heeled ! She has two unmarried daughters,
shoes, while the men of the tribe Well, it may be hopeless-- but it's
still cling to moccasins. not strange.
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become an owner of a
PIANO piano OR VICTROLA
by investigating the instruments and
easy payment terms offered by
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LEADING MUSIC HOT7SE
IN TEXARKANA SINCE 1899
Orders for rocords given oarolul attention
Mail Thin Coupon Today for Prices ar.d Terms
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Please seno nw> s catalog with prices andeasy payment terms of:
Pianos I * Player Pianos I I Victrolas : l
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Watts, W. R. The Naples Monitor (Naples, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, April 20, 1923, newspaper, April 20, 1923; Naples, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth329432/m1/4/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.