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'Pu0d 'n|lead Wilson,
At Lyric Theatre.
Friday and Saturday
Theodore Roberts viii BE Seen In
the Title Role Of Mark Twain's
Famous Story

The photodramatic version OF this
classic was written especially for
Mr.. Roberts by Miss Margaret Turn
bull, the famous playwright. 1t Is a
Paramount Picture.
The Lasky Company at an enorm-
Gus expense, recently acquired the
rights to present in photodramatic
form, the works of Americas immor.
tai humorist. In addition to Pudd'n.
head Wilson, they will, from time TO
time. present Tom Sawyer, buckle.
berry Finn, A Connecticut Yankee in
King Arthur's Court, and his other
famous stories
Theodore Roberts one OF the most
distinguished artists on the American
stage, since the time he has been
with the Lasky Company has proven
himself to be one OF the favorites
of the screen.
For the photodramatic version OF
Pudd'nhead Wilson, the Lasky Com
pany have made exhaustive research
into the history Of that period and
the exterior scenes were filmed in
/ the little town in Missouri in which
the author laid his story. The old
Southern mansion and the slave quar-
ters are all relics of the old days be-
fore the war.
An interesting fact connected with
the story Is the use of thumbprints
for the detection OF criminals. It was
not the famous French detective, Ber-
tillion, who discovered the use OF
these prints as means of identified
ton, as it had been known to the
Chinese for ages, but 1t was left to
Mark Twain to be the first to make
use OF them in story writing.
Pudd'nhead Wilson, young law
yer, comes to little town in Mis-
souri, to practice. The first day in
town he made the famous remark
concerning the killing Of his half OF
the dog. The townspeople could not
grasp the humor Of this expression
and they Immediately decided that
lawyer Wilson was not quite right
One Of the town wits dubbed hin
Pudd nhead, nickname which III
was meyer able to live down.
Theodore Roberts has given thu
character the kindly humor, deeT
sympathy and strong feeling which
the famous writer attributed to hi'
hero.
In the cast supporting Mr.. Rob
erts are such well known players n
Thomas Meighan, Florence Dagmar
Allan Hale, Ernest JOY, Gertrude Kel
lar and other members Of the Lask.
' all star organization.
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II Is the Sober Man Who Always
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operations, told the house naval COM
mittee today that in fighting strength
the United States navy was only
about half as strong as Germany. He
discussed the subject reluctantly but
in reply to questions expressed the
opinion that all things considered two
to one would not be very far away
in an estimate of the comparative
strength of the German and Amcri'
can fleets.
The admiral declared that the navy
was not getting value received for
money expended and was only about
rs per cent of what it should De vi
der a better system of administration
Admiral Fiske explained to the
committee that differences with sec
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CANNOT PRAISE THEM ENOUGH

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"How's suburban life?" I'm getting
all the worst OF It. My chickens lay
their eggs away from home and now
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Tribute to Hubby.

A Kansas woman posted this notice
for peddlers and agents. who kept her
doorbell busy: 81 want absolutely
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AT THE OAK " 2
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Theodore Roberts in "Pudd'nhesi
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Pathe News.
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Urges. New System :.
IN America S NAVY
Fiske Declares Our Naval Fighting
Strength 10 About Half as Strong
As That Of Germany

Washington, March 27.-With the
explanation that he hated to say 1t,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-26

JUNO 1916.
f. escrucnd9 dc las graudcs Data,
las curopeas nos distrae hasta e *
trcmo de no permitirHos f'jar IA vista
con frecueucia en- otras tierras c"
que. sobrc las ruinas de ciudadc~ .
imperios que Representatives una civil
zaeion muy anterior a IA dc Europa.
Sc combare encarnjzadamente. quizas
con mas furia que en- los freHtes eu-
ropeos.
Son essas. q dcnde descamos l.evar
la attention dc nUestros l~ectoreS, lie
.ras asiaricas en- que &c ha sacrificado
-un,a vida humana, que mas que POI
Il ACTON destructora del tempo. re
aova6ora de materia ' de espir!tu. "a,
pueblo, Y civilizaciones, en- SaHgre Y
rcsro< humanos han sjdo hundidgs
uuueIloz pomposos imperioS Y taStuo-
sas riudades. cuvaS costumbrcs Y ca
raj GER arrancal lentamente los a.
quc6losos a los relieves de SuS iro"o;-
menfos or ruinas Y q las inscripclcne>
runeiformcs de sus ladrillcS.
~ historic Sc repite: SIs amargas
pa-iua5 nos dicen que el hombre. en-
-da- las modaiidadeS de SIT civiIiza-
cion, nor fanatjsmo religjoSo a rcces'
cr ofras pcr i~ntereSes eccnomicos y
~uuriona'c>, y en- todas por IN s~alvajc
msciaro que 10 domino. ha trutado dc
resohscr sus problcmas indjvidualcs,
con za.uaz-s &c ffera entre risaS de
he.
L. i0ruo~tancia del territoric u
siaticc lei Irrerio Turco. U Sc e.
ticndc dssdc 81 Monte Ararat hasta
e Casal o, sucz y desde 81 Bosforo
= Eolf- Eer.i-c. $ al que los impe-
r.aEs,a .!cn ares en- p~eri6dl.os Y con
-e e--;as Ken le-larado QUO ST repair
e-.s .as ra-rcres aliadas S'gni-
ia ,tSc, L alegcapia lie
"a p~oris--a nsuntial
- 1.sa.a 81 esfue,za aLeman
-Yl-egu4 on onteriorsoa" u III
a~,tr:l, Guerra -.ropca y ~l"ac"-.aa
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La dCCi0n ruSd en- Asia

Constituidc Y conStltuyc un ideal ma
%cional,
Sin mas communication martina
que Dor los mares del n"rtc. CuyoS
puertos pcrmaneccn b~!oqucadoS pCE
los hiclos durantc muchos mIscs del
ana. la side natural por parte dc Ru-
SIP cl tenaz cmpcno, la CONSTANT
preocupaci0n dc abrirsc pas" por MAJ
res Que sicndo mas bonancibles ofre-
eiescn IN trafico mas facil Y cons
tante.
DespuGs Re ~ derrota dip,omdtica
On In guerra contra Turquia. ano dc
1878, que le cerr6 81 canine del Me.
diterraneo. busr0 Russia, al trav@s dc
In Siberia V Ia Manchuria, saiida al
Pacifico Y construvo el ferrocarril
trarsiberiano con obieto de unirse
con Puerto Arturo, puerto que per
do en- su desastrosa guerra con ei
JapoE,
La mayor dificultad con que ha
tropezado Russia en Ia actual guerra
europea ha sido su ~carenCia de CO.
municaciones maritimas dc facil ac-
rcso: para abrirlc paSo ii los mares
,rataron los aiiados tic f"rzar los
Dardauclos. empcno en- que fracasa-
ron.
Nc ha contado Russia para Supiir
las neccsidades dc su cjercito con
sr comuni acicn MARTINA Quc a
de. tran~iheriana j Ia une o Ell
Pacifico: V con ei nuerto de Arkan-
gel situaGo en- Il desembocadura dei
n;vra, en- el MAJ Blanco.
Ell t~ranciberiano ofrcce una comu-
nica1ion muv l.ara y eca-osa Y 81
puerto lie Arkaugel esta cerrado por
% hiel2s dezdc Nov.emb~e a Nave.
A.tuzlre~lc a~caicr los rus"s d"
@a2:auir M d2l4e -inYa &c ferr"Fa-
rete,gpadc . E4aterina,
p4ezto Ia . mas hacia ~occidente
9se1cl &c Arkadigel Y banado por la.
aguas de! Gclf-Stream, que desde el
Gctfg dc Mexico atraviesa el Attain
tico Y al 'llegar = Europa Sc a,ytue
r~-ente- z-LmlLariaS
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del fcrrocarril dc Bagdao quo drh'Ss
dc uuir Il Berlin con el Asia Occidcn-
tai. csyab,ccicndo y aScgurando !" M
]fluencia p]olitica germana ' 81 pre"o-
mimic de 81 industrial y comerc'o CT Ia
Turguia asiatica : en- cl lmpcrio Per
ProEestapao 'os ".S"'n'S Gn''""''
c! 1erTocafIi. mas ali" u
mast" e "0i'o ''9> "
los pTouU'IoS "'e'""''o'' .V'"''0''
Dor paT.oS ne ;" n"' ~ P,
olaH AeGar oe9ue i'""'o"iE0
Neh2 ) =. -'.e'' aus ','
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II pre"o"'t'o Po'''.ro J e'0'?.".-
g ~ N~ie''"'I' ~! 70 "S'",'-
"a ' PefSla' Slgh'l'capa ID 'e''o'" "e
"a mi!Hehcla fusa en- t'e'I"S Ell que
m r".'} f1cr %es s'g.ST feI'% , 81 Imos rio
~ mas
U' J." i"!qU'd "S'"t'I"' rep, cIe,'''D''
3Si' ""Si' 'lI2 sa',os II ''T'r,''; d
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lbs nos uabiamos alrevido a hacer-

lbs nos habiamoS atrcvido a lacer-
10. 81.
O5d r>tl> palabraS dc la >Rcichs-
post:
La -,lcrra nos Ia rcyelado una
FraicIa dcsconOcida. que parecr sa-
lir lie la fuentc dc J~uvcncia. Sus
fucr1aS Gran para nos0tros un mis-
trr!o. Fl lu&ar que la corresponds
I'll =. concerto DE la machines. eS
uuo dr oe primcro,. Los Due dIr1-
zen r,niurntc IA Iucha contra no
>ot"uS 81 ioio> l4> irenJcs. son los
fruutc>c>, y cSe pueblo - 81 unIco
IIr Ina .u=rado crcar rn Fl interior
UNI .orSanilacl0n pertecta. Nuc-tra
paL. iIene que ser una paz con FRAN
c.a-
n mi>mu tempo lIr la "ReirhS-
post" puhiica es,as ,linras. Eos de-
ma ptridIiro> de Berlin, De Ni"na,
b. Budapest. de- Munich. lie o.onia,
laolm DE- IA deieu>a ,Lr.. tu"rtc
Naux. como Jri epiSodlo tna> fan
saStIcaumntr. .raniiUSo Dr. Ia "ur-
era. Niu. pri>!onoru. e. Official que.
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iguul re,ijIrin. rtn nm -rUpo Ii" IRA
\u>. rtu.ra ii aiuI de- yarIoS r"@!-
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CUENT0 DEL Ola
Ell BALLOON

A. salir del Impcrial.. MarcGlo Nor
Tier rrspir6 fucrtcmcnIc. como para
dc~Sinrcrtarsr los pulmoncs: bai6
Iurro In Gale pigalio. con paSo rd-
D;dO. prro no bastaba 81 cicrciciO
nara ,Iisipar Fl efcrto Dc cuatro no.
ras ,Jc ~sofocaci6n. de hume Y de- "a
randco, en- uno de cstos locales en-
donde el Tolgor!o parisicnSe amNnto-
ma a las gentcs.
Desde media nochc habia funrado
~ci.arrillos en- ggan njlmcro y bcDl-
do maj champagne. ofrccido por I'LL
ramarada. cGrfis. pero sin diSccrnI-
miento. Dc>,r media nochc Sc ma
bia imprrgnado DE- un olor DE- fritu-
"a. d. tabaco. lie Transportation y de
perfumes. 81 DIOR De las zahurlas
dondc a,guien dice Que :" alvlertc.
Despuas De media nochc, iiabia ra:-
do on plarida modorra. rlavado en
81 rr>paldo del ranapi de- terci"prl0
rujU. a>plralldo ri llumo u pelue-
ila> bocauadaS bailad0 de iuZ y en-
Surderidh por los 'c!anlorc> DE los
"~tzin-gari>'. aturdidO por las pare
ia- I. .IanZantcS. 9e>iumDrHdr p0r
Ia ,.lrriririIlaj rNrr>lVamrIjr hHl-
Hattie Que r~aVerDrraDa "n los iiIdIl-
trirs, JOS esprIOS Y a 'c~rl>tafciIa.
Habia SaIIdO con un pequclo iuI"f
.n.la INCA Y un cntOrpHrimlcutn ID
Iprose rn loS parpadoS.
,Subi,i a 81 habitacijn. Guam alto
eSta IN .luinto piso. Pero... ;ruin
pfrn sd. crtrutntra uu0 ALI. dtSpuis
j. desnadarse. entire las Sabanas que
IT,. a,ari;ian cen su ~frescura'
Kin cihbarsr, auucEEO n6 marciHI-
d, rnl,rlr.,.,a an i ucIir Ir Huta.
r;n,:i, i~n,nirir,ideS ia. .,9,.ma.O
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p,4 .si,Jn AFRO ha!aEiir1u. .IrrOj6
IT,, rni,crlnrrS v.,rucsc a bu~car uria
hi Gira Jr LA II Virht. Fl s1bor
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din .,:.rjr, n rotrio. ~plovocGlr una
mn s ~, .,pi1G 4pnNol9,e pcrsan1o
| h,o ,,nicJlo ,j.hia harrrIr mIrhn
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Esd Corr,cutc Ge aqua Calientc ma
&c habitab!e 81 norte del contineEtc
europeo, Y permlte que el nuevO
puerto russo este alberto Il la nayegd-
cion TODD el an0.
Pero, 10 han olvldado los rusOs Ia
aspiration de abrirSe pasU hacia los
mares del Sur: tan prOnto han podr-
do Coniencr la INVASION alcmana )
adquirir la segurIdad de que las niue
vas emhestidas tcutUnlCao sole repre-
s~eltariau pcrdidas dc vidas alemanaS
V austriacas sin Ilcgar jamaS Il rom
per Su frentc. enviaron al Gran Du-
que Nicolas con uH ejerclto pUdcrpsc
d ID lurQuia Asiatlta.
Con mas fortuna que log mgtcScS
han conducido los rusoa Su operaclo-
nas Guerreras contra Iurquia: sus
ejGtcitos han marchaGO de victoria
en victoria en- la Iurquia Asiatica,
las plaza fGery5s de Erzerum Y Ire
biz0nda estau aytualnente en- poder
d. los ruscs.
Ia o2uPaci0n &c Trobizonda, puer-
t -ybc- q Mar Negro, faCiiitara Ii.
acnior del ejGr.ito russo Ell Asia. Ufrc-
tiendole una faciI via de comunica-
'cion cvn los centres del lmperio: AM
ties de la2oc9pacion de tans importan-
te puerto y cludad turca, los ruscs
solo podian contar, en- tierras asiaLi-
C45, con 4tlciles y peligrosas comuni-
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CdI>r al dluti hVi'AD'S' PN
mo tOmaria un paSo en- d~lrcccipn
Suya pOr IN amenaza. por una de-
claraci6n de hostiIidad?
ST clIiStaS, NUclaS a Ia calIe-dI-
10 tranquilamcntc ci ieaconoclno.
Su veI cascade Y vulgar sacudI6
a MarcelO hasta la mGdula de los
huc:OS. 80
:Pariamentar? FueTa cosa aDsur-
da. tLuchaf? ParecIa r0DuSt0., De
>libito un loco terror a]podcrose de
Marcei0. 10 Sc le 0currI6 mas Due
una idea: llesar a la yidriera de un
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aIrlantr: prrO 81 Otro, tomando sin
duIa por I'm aiaque aqueild bruSca
embcStida. d~isparOSc a Ia vcz contra
II. MarcrlO Sinti0Sc cautlvO de dos
brazoS rOtuIStU> qHt L. OpIlnlIan lei
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DR.. SALONE CARA hLDAPE, de Ia Facul
fsd de MEXICO. sutoTIEadO en- el Esfad' us
Texas: ~e5pe-CSiISld Fl Intermediates grniIO-
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Avenue u !t3t. Telefouu Travis 1921 .Dfici-
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ENIENnEE tEnS

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-09-24
Fiqht on Doctors WhiSkerS

CNew York Letter in Pittsburgh Dis
patchD
"Chuck the whiskers' is the slogan
being used by some Of the persons
who are making efforts to stamp out
the epidemic of infantile paralysis.
their verbal batteries being trained
upon the physicians who lean toward
hirsute adornment The carpcrs as
sert that the medicos lambrequlns are
disease carriers Of the worst kind and
that those who should do most 70
eradicate the plague are really help
ing its propagation.
The move against the doctors mas
gained much weight and has caused
alarm among members Of the pro-
fcssion, SOME of whom are as proud Of
their facial adolnment as is Senator
Jim Ham Lewis
Piusburghers recall similar agIta-
ton in Allegheny before the console
dalton of the two cities, which result
ed in an Allegheny councilman intro
ducng an ordinance compelling am
physicians to shave off whiskers and
mustaches. The penalty attached was
disuarment from practice IN AIle-
gheny But that north side couu .II-
man was a few generations ahead oil
his colleagues Many predict that
such law will be general some time
In the future
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DiSC0uragenent

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Neither let mistakes nor wrong al
iections discourage you. Let man
Try faithfully, manfully. to he right.
ne win grow daily more aud more
light,