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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
''GEE, BOYS, AN AMERICAN WOMAN"
How Officers of Rainbow Dfvis- ion FOund EeY'' Worker with 26th, in Deserted French Town Under Fire

It was in the little town of La Ferte which dsvths last stop before you ar rfTe-atu Chateau-T -ThfeTrys and the sec ond battle~of the Marne was i'm pro gress. Over in BeHeau WOods- the Marines of the 2nd Division were flgh4ing .saEasely: while-tn and about La Ferte was 6 large portion Of the 2sth- resting up from heavy work in the-TOu1 sector.
 One-Gfbernoonsa French plane was noticed ctrcIing high over the town. About bedtime the same plane re tuTnedrand to the terrible dismay 0: the ~1ownspeople it dropped BOMB The plane had been captured by the Germans and~was being used by them to locate the hospital railroad head and other important landmarks.
 So. terrified was the local popula- ton by Che bombardment which fol lowed that-4hey could not get out Of the town quick enough. In a few hours every house was deserted
 Twenty-four hours later the pelt- ing tempest of shells ceaeed and some regiments of the Rainbow Division entered the place and occupied it Four officers looking for a compara- lively whole house to make regimental Headquarters came across one of which the lower part was an old dark little wfneahop. Up the stairs they tranped to the living rooms. They opened a-door. Out of the bed came a xvoalr= 71JIt C.fesaTy JFoic5e-
 Hello, boys, am sorry cannot get up to welcome you But I am going to be better, now And if you should come back in an hour I will have some hot coffee h0r you
 "GEE!" said one of the officers to his comrades as he closed the door, "an AMERICAN WOMAN"
 1.-the officers had had presence Of mind to look about the room before they retired they would have seen hanging on hook the dark green Mi with the blue collar of q Red Fri ,e,le ~, ,canteen worker. The woman
 "a Mrs. Louise w Fleming of Vol ,oeton. Mass who was one of over co aY" secretaries attached to the 2gu,xee Division The "Y" canteen . ia Ferte, her first assignment, had
 elv,,Ft. of sszEgs47li--~r-----"a ~- Fes useful rO- Isa.-ni,,s, had been working nrsA.
 aer~-1u tIe hospitals only a few
 aN [fezH bacfc4cf the front lines un- I%he had to take to her bed from
 Raustfon- Thus of the entire pop .Aation of Ia Ferte-ahe had been the /unly one unSh3e to scutle when the bombarSfnent opened And through those hideoHs lonely hours she had convalesced-
 Mrs Fleming returned home a few weeks before the YD began sailing home. She had been with her divi sion, close to tho front lines, al through the heavy bloody work ot 1918. Shortly after General Edwards arrival in Boston one of his first off cial acts was the rendering to Mrs Fleming of his military citation She and Miss Alice Carey of Manchester Conn, private secretary to Dr. Hessel- grave of the same town, who wss ,Di- visional Secretary Of the ''Y" witt the 18th, were the only woueT workers to be thus honored by the General
 While we were at Verdun in Oc- tober," relates Mrs, Fleming, eve were sheHed every hour of the da, and nght for zfax weeks. Mss Care1 was the only other woman with me
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
BARBER SHOP

THE UP-TO-DATE tonsorial parlor. HAS State St, has removed to 1513 State St, Cor. Lesbia St
 '19R1aIlS eoxT
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10
HELP WANTED MALE
ELECTRICIAN
HELP WANTED

WANTED-Experien two needle Joiners. The Warner Bros. Co.
 R6d~
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

I'll never forget the shock I re- ceived when a sideshow lecturer con- cluded his vivid description of the Wild Man of .Borneo with He speaks a kind of gibberish best understood by himself.'' The lecturer then pass ed on to the next attraction" and the Wild Man leaned over and whispered to me Slip us a match, Kid."-Buf- fa1o Express.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-10

The Naples will cross bats with the fast Ivan Juniors, Sunday, May II. Will the manager of the Ivan Jun iors meet Manager Frank Morris at Seaside park Saturday at D. m at No. 4 diamond? The Naples have won both games Sunday, although a new team. The St. Joseph Juniors are booked to play May IS at Seaside park. Any team wishing for games after May IS please answer through this paper
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-08
THERE'S A WORD" REASONABLE

public
the od guard who did
settlement
what
naughty
their threat
will
of
he railway attitude
argument
in
through
andis for a
president railway broherhoods
in
and S a showdown.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-08

Territory, is advocating negro and
Chinese equality in the San Francisco
papers.
Cooperation. The clerks of the
several departments at Washington
are forming cooperative societies for
the purchase Of the necessities of life
in large quantities at low prices.
The Walla Walla Statesman says
that Anderson Cox still wishes to be
governor. His is remarkable case
of hope long deferred"
| Mr.. Yesler is building a wharf at
Seattle to extend 80 feet into the bay
and have 20 feet frontage.
The "Gussie Telfair" arrived yes
terday from Portland, with a large
freight for this place.
1t is said that the friends of Mr..
Seward on the Sound intend to enter
tain him at clam-bake on his return
from Alaska.
The telegraph is again down--it
has been working at only short inter-
walls since the first week in July.
Chicago. July 29.--The first cargo
Of California fruit arrived today in
excellent condition.
A plan for minor electric lights on
the Erie railroad will soon be intro
duced.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-08

Co. will open, next week, an extern
sive produce and grocery establish
ment in the building formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Griffin on Main street.
and sell by the package all articles In
their line.
A large number of delegates from
the several subordinate lodges of
Good Templars are in town. They
have assembled. we learn, to estab-
lish grand lodge for the Territory.
The Eclipse.--This phenomenon
occurs today about ! o'clock As a
total eclipse of the sun will not again
transpire for many years, we hope
the smoke will clear away and permit
us to see the show.
| The Seattle Intelligencer has infor-
nation that parties are on the way
up from San Francisco to purchase
the coal mines at Lake Washington
Ed. Rabbeson, lad about IL years
met with an accident last Saturday
which it was feared would result in
serious consequences. The boy was
feeding the planer and standing i'm
mediately behind a board which was
going through the machine, when 1t
was violently projected backwards
and struck him in the breast. 1t was
several minutes before he could be
brought from the swoon into which
he fell and the extent of his injuries
be determined. Fortunately they
were not as severe as at first sup
posed and he is again about as usual.
Increased Communication. - The
Intelligencer announces that the
steamer ~. B. Libby" will hereafter
make weekly trips between this
place and Port Townsend, leaving
Olympia Friday mornings and Port
Townsend Monday mornings.
A son of Isaac Dofflemire was Sc
riously injured last Thursday after.
noon while grouse-hunting near this
place, by shot from gun in the
hands of companion. The wounds
inflicted are not dangerous.
New Ofiicials.-The lately appoint
ed surveyor general, General E.
Perry, arrived at this place last Tues
day and has assumed the duties OF
his position. Coolnel Ross also ar
his position. Colonel Ross also ar
lieved General Mckinney as superin-
tendent of Indian affairs.
Large Plums.-We have been
shown some plums raised by Judge
Hewitt on his place in Swantown, an
average one of which measured 6k
inches in circumference and weighed
ounces.
Judge Darwin, formerly of this
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-08
SOMETHING MUST BE DONE.

Relief effective needed in the
n
a
from buying New York authority for the
urgent
millions
or purchases a of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-08
WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT
IN THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO
From The Washington Standard for
Saturday morning, August z, 1860.
Vol. TX, No. 40.

r TOln Inc washington otaHuhTu lor
Saturday morning, August :, 1860.
Vol. TX. No. 40.
The entire front page of this issue
is filled with an article on Hints
and Suggestions to Those DESTROYS
of Learning Whether the Puget
Sound County Is Desirable Loca-
ton for Settlement"
A Paying Investment-Not that
of jumping Indian reservations and
building railroad termini. but in the
one which we suggest all alike will
effort should be made by our people
to direct attention in the East to our
Territory. Oregon with all the start
she has of US in the race, is now put
ting forth earnest, well-directed eff.
forts to secure immigration to Der
borders. Her people have feted
bombastic Train, that in the oily flow
Of words about himself there may be
some allusion to them. But their
effort does not stop here. They have
organized a complete system by
which they intend to disseminate
pamphlets and newspapers contain
ing information which is just now
eagerly sought for by at least one
half the population of the older
states. AS an aid to this object, we
solicit contributions to our columns
from those who take an interest in
this important matter. We now
send many copies of the paper to
Eastern, Middle and Western states
and if our suggestion meets with a
general response, hundreds of 9TH
trs will be sent by subscribers who
are importuned by the friends "at
home" to give them some idea of our
territory.
We regret to learn that Mr.. D. c.
Ireland has withdrawn from the edi-
torial control of the Oregon City En-
terprise Under his management, the
Enterprise has ranked second to no
journal In Oregon in ability.
The Chicago Tribune, in an extend
ed editorial on the removal of the
national capital, refers to General
Logan's motion for it's removal to
some central point, which was tabled
by only small majority. and gives
the opinion it will be moved and
should be before the number of pub
lie buildings is increased. The center
of population when Washington was
chosen as the seat of government, as
also the center of area, was near
where Washington stands. Now the
center of population is near Colum-
bus, Ohio. The Tribune thinks ST.
Louis is the place for the capital.
The North Pacific Railroads.&c.
editor of the Victoria Colonist has
seen late copy of the Burlington
Uowa) Free Press. in which is an
article concerning the exploring par
ties sent out by the Northern Pacific
railroad company, one of which was
recently here. The Press expresses
emphatically it's full conviction that
work will be commenced at once.
The Legislature.--The Council is
presumed to stand three Democrats
to six Republicans. The House is a
tie, with one or two contests to de-
termine.
New Store.-We are pleased to
note the establishment of new
branch of business in the local trade
of the Sound. Messrs. T. Macleay &
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-08
CONTROL AND DISTRIBUTION.


found full
believe,
the bills applying federal trade commissions
breaking
the food supply the
Of
to
which provide relief The development the
the startling
inflated worldwide
which
that arclehese
only
surme
again
conditions
monthly millions
wardemoralzed
which
question,
people gather talk conditions
day Often there the who INDUCES little
trembling
situations this
firmly advantageously potoned
anybody
the Chicago
faith Faith the bness faith
still wonderful
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-08-08

General
doubt World
These will
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31
Bryan ante el pueblo

miehce un discurso con Ia Erase amar
ga de "oheialmente "a nada s7y e.
mi patria''. from the government
stand point Of sicw ] am nothing in
my country.
Nuestras Universidadcs. diio. han Is
do instrumentos en- Las mauos de Ale
mania para realizar. en- parte. IL agrr
son a Europa. sus profesores viaieron
a nuestros centres de instruction a en-
venenar nuestra iuventud con Ia ran.
cia fiIosofia del Super .hombrc aiemfn.
Y ahora entiendo. diio en- una ms-
nera de rectihcaci6n. cue Ia guerra VI.
no a tempo para evitar nusstra eaida.
Is hora va. por 10 taato. de que no -.
10 echemos de nuestro pals q los fsisos
ap6stoles de Ia cullurs. sino que eche.
mos aslas liamas. como en- una puria.
caci6n de nuestra vida. los libros de
esos ap6statas que "extraviaron IA
tanto nuestra vision politica y nucstra
conducta" para con nuestros hermauoe
los demas pueblos de America Ia cul.
tura latina, -prosigui6.--no brinda an
campo nuevo dc expsrimentacionss ps-
Utica y social y C. iuss0 que ahoFa A.
mos a Cesar 10 que es de Cesar 4
DiOs 10 quo cs de Dios a Espahs .
que es de Espaha. como noble sxponca.
te de esa inmensa cuitura.
Abog6 por Ia ensehsnzs rcliziora c.
las escuelas pdbhcas y en- Jas Uni yrr
sidades. Diio que los eat6licos fae
protestantes deberian nnirse en cs.a
gran obra que habria de caractcrizar q
siglo Xxx, inmortalizandolo en- n Histo-
ria como q siglo del positive desenvcl
vimiento de la conciencia humana
En- tres actividades. diio Mr Bryan.
Sc desarrolla el ocaso de mi vida. I'm j.
instruction del pueblo. poF mediaci6n
de mis- conferencias y de mis- librof
en- el problema religioso. el cuai ex
pongo en- los pulpitos evangelicos. y 81
problema politicO. que me ha inquieta.
90 toda mi vida. Desco que America en
el concepto continental. por Ia instrIe
cion por Ia religion. llegue q poseer
gobiernos positivamonte dcmocrsticos
cue no es otra eosa que estabiecer il
fraternidad entire los individuos eu
tire los pueblos dc este mundo dc Colin.
destinado por la Providencia = scr =
refugio dc Ia libertad dc Ia Justi ~
FL viejo democratic termin6 81 dis
curse. un enorme APPLAUSE de iocs
mil manos Sc prolong6 por los ambit.s
Hel gran coliseo.
Ell ToA.
San Luis, Mo. mayo 1o. 1919.
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I D. ANNUNZIo EN- Ell CINE.

Dentro de POGO Sc exhibira en- todos
los cines de Puerto Rico GEL triunfo
de la Muerte", cuyo argumento esta
escrito por el gran poeta italiano d.
Annunzio. Esta cinta sera llevada al
lienzo por la empresa Metro y la CO.
nocida artista Dolores Cassinelli de-
sempenara el papel principal. De se-
guro que aqui habra tela para cortar
una cinta de rompe y rasga, que el
poeta-heroe esta hecho un perdona-
vidas desde que su pals entro en- la
guerra. Los otros dias, sin ir mas le-
jos, aconsejaba sus paisanos que pa
ra posesionarse de Fiume 10 acertado
era lanzarse por esos mundos con una
"bomba en- cada mano Y un punal en-
ire los dientes".
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cELIE c. TURNER.

La aetriz Celie G. Turner, al ser
vicio de una empresa de California
que gira con el nombre de Crystal Film
Co, Sc cay6 de un arbol mientras ira
bajaba ante la camara, fracturandose
un tobillo. La artista entabl6 en- Sc
guida demanda contra la casa pro-
ductora, y durante uno de los juicios,
hizo que la pelicula Sc proyectara, pa
ra que el jurado Sc diera cuenta exac-
ia de 10 ocurrido. La demandante ale
ga que la empresa estaba en- el deber
de preparar la escena de modo que
los artistas no sufrieran. daho alguno;
aquella insiste en- que la actbiz asumio
toda la responsabilidad al aceptar el
papel. Ell fallo Sc espera de un mo-
mento otro, pero sea 10 que fuere,
10 curioso es que este es el primer ca
so de esa indole que Sc registra en- los
Estados Unidos.
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tDesde San Luis. MissOuri.)


A las ocho de la noche del dia 1s dc
mayo y ante una inmensa multitud reu.
nida en- Ell gran Teatro odeon'' habl6
el viejo dolido democrata, Mr. Bryan.
Un dia, este grande hijo de America
quiso conocer nuestra patria, nuestro
bello Puerto Rico y nos hizo una visit
ia. Entonces era, 70 todavia un .lfo
y este no fue obstaculo para que cho-
case mi diestra irsegura con la diestra
saba del noble estadssta. No EN- vano
han pasado unos cuantos amos. Encuen.
tro q Mr.. Bryan visiblemente mas an
ciano Y decaido. Sc que pasa el estos
amos han sido mas crueles que para otro
ser humane. Muchas decepcioncs. mu-
chas esperanzas muertas. En- Ell pals
de las factorias Mr. Bryan ha sido
siempre un sofador, un acabado "oui-
jote'' cuya Dulcinea es una bella ilu-
sion que lleva en- su espiritu de un
gobierno perfecto para su pueblo. A pc
sar de sus derrotas, ipersiste am en- su
empeTo2 ST. Mr.. Bryan esta hccho de
Ia dura MADEIRA de los que persisten. de
los Que no lloran nj Sc doblegan ante
81 infortunio, de aquellos quienes las
derrotss solo ponen un temblor de in
Quietud en- sus gargantas Y una larga
vision futurista en- el fondo de sus pu-
pilas visionarias.
FL publico lie recihio con aplausos de-
lirantes. Todas las manos Sc juntaron
EN- un amplio rumor para saludsr al
mas platonista bello forjador de teo-
rias politicas.
Comenzo felicitandose por el gran ho-
nor de haber sido designado represen-
tante a la Gran Asamblea de evange-
licos presbsterianos de Estados Unidos.
Embellishments, con pie SECURE de ca
minante que sabe va su camino, entro
en- su tema de instruction Cristiana'.
Un parrafo candente, como salido de
su corazon, dedico a la agonizante con-
tienda europea.
Aqui su voz sc elevo al noble tim
bre de la VOC profetica de Je-
remias cuando lloraba sobre' las rui-
mas de Jerusalem. Europa fue la cul-
pable de que Mr.. Bryan, patricia hasta
ell mas alto refinamiento del concepto.
en- La hora mas critica y oscura de su
patria. bajase del Capitolio en- pos de
la paloma alba de la paz que en- aquel
instante hula de los marmoles de Casa
Blanca. Europa ha sido la culpable de
que, a esta hora, cuando el viejo So
nador siente el peso de sus canas, CO
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Cinennatog ograficas

sa me. Clure Pictures Incn. Es una
biograffa en- la pantalla del Presiden-
te norte-americano que hace POGO fa
llecio. Tan complicada, multiforme y
pintoresca fue la existencia del famo-
so estadista americana, naturalista, fl
l6sofo, editor y cazador, que los epi-
sodios respectivos Sc prestan hacer
una obra cinematografica interesante
para cualquier publico. Naturalmen-
te que Sc han elegido los incidentes
explotables, deiando aparte 10 que Sc
ria meramente de trascendencia po-
Utica. Es el hombre el que ahf apare-
ce v no el estadista. La Interpretation
y Characterization estan encomendadas
a artistas cuyo trabajo sirve "a mer-
veille" para el objeto que los producto-
res Sc propusieron. Hay escenas de la
infancia del Coronel, aventuras SUI
vas EN- el Ocste, reminiscencias de su
eampaia en- Cuba y de sus caracterfs-
ticas empresas como jefe de la Policia
de New York. La pelicula no es de las
llamadas ''sensacionalesp, sino que re-
sulta mas bien un relate ameno, hecho
en- la pantalla. La direction dice la
prensa de New York-es impecable
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~ popniar erprssarie dsr gnam Sc
ira. dheEo eel cine slsnts C1lls
ds pusrta as rirrfa ha .~alss ~ tsa
ire pafa aaa fanetan as hsrsasio e g..
vof dsi nifo Jalio Tofrss nesb~a. tl .e
tsi poiieis insuiaf Terrss sae pfests
servicios en eta esptai. y eara esn.
ducfa cxcs.suse = a. h-eha sersedor
a apreclo ds j. eemunlisd , ds So
isfes
- gusfiis Iofrss e. nu hentrs sae
ccrecs a. rscufsss. y rs modesto saapisa
40 j. psrmiis suviar sa hiio q an
sanatorio de ias Esfades Unldss souo
81 u desc. fss pefronss hnmauifafiss
y cari'alivas con ias aan.adss ai
viar "a do.orcra afuseldu a. afs
i- niao. y iss ps4seua nailsa1sr , las
emgTsstrsos A. s.srefaeui1a r. tliess
deben iwisar 81 nehls esmnfa 80 ga
ridai ~ Joe seaarss salfa : sierfa
dataos dei cine Lena' y rlns sfau-
se Carlo "a sprcsIvamenfs
l. funeitn fs bsaearis fsi enc
Monte Ctrio e. uctsft 4 sfeets
rahana plimsro ds Tanss. por "a tss
ds. las iunstas para ID esrtctaeuio vaI
dran d.sz csn'aves ssia~-uts. sl 81
hoT siesra paeara a. "a bois8uo parts
Cuiaf los gsstes ds Ins eficEssr's prc.
rfamas ercradcF. mas.ea. stf
EL MUNDO side pratseelsa cara
81 dsszraciado paeients sspasa are
todss ias psrsouas as ssutinieaioa efls
tianor ieisan ana dadiva Esnefosa %.
"a u iafei- criatuEa aas pssniatara.
meatc sisuis ei a11fs dsi dolsr
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A FRANcIA.


A juzgar por 10 que informa la
prensa de los Estados Unidos, prom
to estara en- marcha con rumbo a
Francia una verdadera peregrinaci6n
de "estrellas" Douglas Fairbanks, fue
el primero en- declarar al firmarse el
armisticio, que iria a Francia a inn
presionar varias peliculas. Mary Mi
les Minter, la diminuta primera DANA
de la American, tiene analogos planes
Sc da por cierto que seguiran el mis-
mo camino Mary Pickford, Louise Lo-
vely, Chaplin y Alice Brady. Pearl
White ACADIA de anunciar su pr6ximo
viaje Paris Ilevando toda su "com-
paiifa de series.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31
CHAPLIN REHUSA UNA GRAN
PROPUESTA

La firma de Kessel q Baunaann, dc
Nueva Orleans, ha hecho recientemen-
te a Charlie Charplin la mas venta-
josa de, las propuestas hechas hasta
hoy a un artista de cine.
La oferta consisti6 en- pagarle la
"filmaci6n" de seis peliculas a raz6n
de 100000 cada una.
Chaplin ha tenido que rehusar esta
oferta, debido a sus compromises adj
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Isl 81 dia qus listed se cassra ssbia
que su ssposo ANA a. eoraV6a a ofra
muier cue haria usied smkndoio con
soda su aima7
Yea AMOR QUE TRfUNrA par
Ia eminsnte artists FLORENCE REED
Y vera como al aa triunfs 81 amor
puro. Advt
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HOROSCOPE GRATIS

La sefiorita Milagro P. Rodriguez
desea establecer lazos espirituales con
todas las personas de habla espahola
Ella lie hara un Horoscope a la sonora,
sefiorita caballero que 10 pida por
correo.
Este Horoscope comunica la buena
ventura trac muchas sorpresas agra
dables para ell porvenir; sobre amo-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31

Doha Ana Tsrradillos. parficipa q
su ciienteia qus - be hscho vsfro a.
nuevo persoualmsnta de 1os tfaba5os
De Trus-Trus. Punto a. bsihila. sts.
Tienda IA Fama. san Ffancisco.
Advt
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CINE 'vARIEDADEs', (BAYAMoN)
Dos Tandas

Por la tarde de 1 8 Y de 4y
media gran matinee con escogidas Gin
tas de gran interes para los nifios.
Para esta noche nos anuncia ell pro-
grama del Cine 'variedades', la in
teresante cinta que es titulada ''El
Espiral de la Muerte" por Maciste.
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ESPECTACULOs
GIVE TREs RANpERAs
Dos Tandas.

Reprisse de los episodios A, 6 de
la sensational serie de ounce episodios,
marca 'Vitagraph' por ell notable artis-
ia William Duncan, titulada ''El Sen
dero Sangyiento.'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31
CINE LUNA
Dos Tandag

Matinee y .noche. Estreno del segun-
do episode de "El Pacto de Tres y
Ell Escandalo' pOr ,constancia Talmad-
ge" en- cinco reels.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31
CINE LUNA
DOS Tandas

Matinal de 10 media a IL, con ell
mismo programa de la noche, de y
media y media Ell S episodio
de lei Guante de la Muerte''. Por
la noche, estreno del drama cuyo titu-
10 es "El sobre Sellado", por Frizze
Brunnett.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31
MANANA

sorprendente estreno del drama pro-
ducido por la casa ''Arcrf'' en- cinco
reels cuyo titulo es "a cara cruz,
y "Amor" por ell Gordito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31

ouiridos en- la reciente organization
de los "Cuatro GrandesD
Y prop6sito de Chaplin. Pr6yi
mamente publicaremos un interesan-
te articulo, en- el cual el Cine Journal,
de Paris, asegura que el verdadero
nombre. del gran Comico es Carlos
Martinez Chaplin, y es espanol, ma
cido en- Madrid.
Sc dice que el mimico quedo inn
perterrito ante la noticia, 10 que
sea, v continua hacienda piruetas in
ternacionales en- sus talleres de los
Angeles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-31
LOS ROOSEvELTS BAJO LA
LENTE

Nos informa el Sr. NJ Roman, acre
ditado empresario de peliculas, que
muy pronto sera exhibida la cinta
The Fighting Roosevelts Clos Roose-
velts luchadores) producida por la ca