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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
En- Santo Domingo
Sc eStabIeCen mu-
ChOS capitalists

Los capitalistas americanos, seducidos
por la fecundidad de aquel suelo vir-
gen, parece que tienen la intenci6n de
invertir muchos millones de dolares en-
el fesarrollo agricola de la vecina re-
pnbiica. En- el distrito de Barahona Sc
establecera uh gran sistema de riego
en- Ell cual Sc invertiran, por 10 menos,
seis millones de dolares. Esto proyecto
ha estado sobre Ell tapete por espacio
dc mas de dos amos. Ell terreno ALI es
muy f6rtil, los habitantes SON gentes
pacifcas, y aunque ell distrito carece
de poblaci6n nutrida, la mano de obra
podra obtenerse de Haiti y en- las islas
pr6ximas. Las lluvias son -sumamente
escasas, por 10 cual Sc hace necesario
ell sistema do riego.
Un gran ingenio de azicar Sc ha
fundado tambien EN- Santo Domingo.
En- las columnas de este diario dimos
1formes detallados relacionados con la
iva corporation azucarera, en- la cual
IN interesados capitalistas de Puer-
to Rico. La compafiia ha hecho inver-
stones por valor de un MILLION de dolares
y producira anualmente 800 mil sacos
de azicar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
La CauSa de Ia diIaCi6n
en- Gl dragadO del puerto

Una do las causas que Sc atribu-
30 la dilacion del asunto del dragado
dol puerto de. San Juan es La de los
canlbios que ha sufrido recientemente
cl personal de las ofcinas de los In
eenicros de los Estados Unidos en-
washington v en- Nueva York. Los in
genieros que han regresado de los cam
nos de Europa han ocupadO sus anti
H. cargos, entire ellos Ell director ge-
n raj de las ofcinas, que regres6 hace
}. de Europa.
Ea de esperarse que Ell asunto del
iragado Sc resolvera favorablemente
densro de POGO tempo, toda vez cue
ia obra ha de contribuir grandemen-
a! progreso y al desenvolvimiento
= conlercio insular
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EI tenor SotOTra
en- ell Municipal

Fl aplaudidb tenor dramaticO don
Pedro sotorra, prepara, en- combination
consla sempafiia "severini-Cid', una
extraordinaria function de benefcio, que
celebrara en- el teatro ell pr6xi-
10 viefnes.
sotorra ofrece esta function la cul-
"a socieaad al enthusiastic pueblo de
IAN Juan, porque en- este aiio de 1919,
,an transcurrido 25 amos que hizo su
rimers campafia en- America, fue
esta capital, con OCCASION de celebrar-
Sc el aniversario del cuarto centsnario
del deseubrimiento de esta isla la
primera exposition de San Juan.
Dada la conjunction artistica-dice
el conocidisimo tenor-entre Ell pnblico
ae San Juan y yo, bien puede llamarse
sta function mis- bodas artisticas de
plata, pues son veinticinco amos que
nos conocemos mutuamente Y que nos
unimos con ell fuego sagrado del arte;
vosotros, con Ell entusissmo por ell artis-
ia. el artista, con la fe y ell entu-
siasmo en- compensation de vuestro
afecto".
FL espectaculo SO ha completado con
la cooperation de la tiple Luisa Bono
rs, el baritone Manuel Real, ell bajo
l.. Lluch, la tiple c6mica Maria Seve-
rini, Modesto Cid, Antonio saavedra y
Cruz verar de Real
Sc pondra en- escena, por inica vez,
la zarzuela en- dos actos Marin"
y "El Duo de La Africana'', con Ell
concurso de los celebrados artistas de
la compafiia "Severini-cid".
Dadas las simpatias de que gOza Ell
tenor sotorra en- San Juan v Ell brillan-
tis,mo programa que Sc ha preparado,
no hay duda que el teatro Sc vera lie
no y que el benehciado obtendra un
cxiho ruidoso de arte y de taquilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
MAS CASOS DE SEDICION
EN- Ell. EJERCITO DE ITALIA

ROMA, setiembre 15.-Noticias llegadas de Fiume
dicen que la situacion muy grave ALI consecuenca
de la acttud que ha adoptado Gabriel D Annunzio
las decisones de las Conferencas de la Paz ell 60
bierno Gle Italia.
Informes ofciaes que acaban de recibirse anuncian
que odos los destacaentos envados por ell general Ro
bllant para desarmar las tropas que drie
dado negaronse aobedecer las autordades legltimas
Sc unieron, cantando hinnos, los sediciosos.
La situacon tan grave que seccion de la fota
de Italia ha recbdo ordenes Tgentes de dirigrse Flu
me ponerse las ordenes del general Ferrar cuya posi-
cion considerase complicadisma
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FL 'VALBANERA VUELVE
A |NSP|RAR zOzOBRAS
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HABANA setembre ia pesar de todas las no
cias favorabes que han crculado aver la suerte del
"Valbanera produce esa noche exraordnara angustia
pesar de todos los aerogramas transmitdos ulti
mamente contna gnorandose ell paradero del referido
buque.
Frente la casa consgnataria arremolinase immense
gentfo ,en solcitudt de noticias
La estacion inalambrica de Guantanamo ha recibi
do ningln mensaje 10 que contribuye aumentar la 20
cobra e. tenor
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BUQUEs DE soCoRRo zARPAN
DE TODAS parties

HABANA, setiembre 15.-Contnua creciendo la an
sedad ell pubco debido lacarencia absolute de mott
cas 10 que ace prever que vapor Valbanera ha sdo
vicma de catastrofe despues de haber consegudo
capear ell cicl6n
Han sido pedidos informes detaados Cadiz que di-
cen que ell Vabanera conduce 3O3 pasaeros desconta
dos los Que desembarco en- Santiago de Cuba.
~ De Pensacpasy otr0s pulltos del Ab0ral de Flo1ia
han sado toda urgenca destroyers con Ell PROPOSE
TO de auxiiarle, ST es tempo ailn.
Ell crucero Cuba esta recorriendo, ell mismo fin,
la costa norte de la Isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
LOS "BoY, SCOUTS DE MANATI

Segln nos participa ell enthusiastic or
ganizador de los Eucuchas de Manati,
Mr.. E. vendig, la noche del viernes
recorrian aquellos las GALES de la men-
cionada poblaci6n dirigidos por los
scoutmasters sefores Mufioz y Ur-
gell. Los escuchas, que practicaban ejer
cicios, recibieron muchos aplausos.
Para vigorizar la campafa -agrega Ell
senior vendig, -esperase EN- Manati al
active cabaAero William D. Lopez, Sc,
cretario de la "Y. M G. A.
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LA GENTE DE A BoRDo

A las oficinas del Comisionado de la
Corte Federal han llegado infeFmes de
tres individuos, Emilio Miraya, Dmi-
tri Gubareff y Pedro Rivera, a quienes
Sc acusa de haber hurtado bordo del
vapor americana Garfield que estaba
surto en- ell puerto de Yabucoa, varios
efectos valorados en- $35. Ordenes de
arresto seran expedidas contra estos in
dividuos por Ell Comisionado.
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CONSEJO@ De GUERRA
CONTRA D'ANNUNz|O
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ROMA, setiembre 15.-El gobierno de Italia reuni-
do precpadamente consecuencia del acto de hostidad
Teazado por Gabriel D. Annunzo contra la plaza de Flu
me- ha decdido cafcar tan grave acto de sedicon
en- tempo de guerra.
Las autoridades han decdido enviar numerosos re-
fuerzos que han lido reunrse las tropas que ocupan
referida plaza
Ell general Ferrari comandante general de Fiume ha
recbdo ordenes de mpedr apelando la fuerza de las
que tropas ogren reunrse las de Gabriel D.
Annunzio quen obligara a comparecer ante
sejo de guerra
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Manifestation de
prOteSta en- HumaCaO

Anoche recibimos el telegrama 81
guiente:
Humacao, setiembre Is
EEL MUNDO'
San Juanss
Essiste gran sasTvsoencia por los
nombranientos para comisionados, he
chos en- ell dia III por Ell copiite Unio-
nista y Concejo Municipal. - Ell pue-
bio recorre en- grito de- protesta, las
GALES de la sciudad. Maiana 16,
probable salga una Comision presen-
tar cargos ante Junta Central.
80. .g SANTIAGO z. MAUNEz,
Corresponsal
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TRANSPORTS EN- GAMING

Ell transporte "Budford' de la arma
da americana, entrara en- el puerto de
San Juan fines de semana. proceden-
ts de Panama. Saldra Embellishments
para Nueva York, donde tiene 6rde-
nesT de trasladarse.
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1NDULTo GENERAL EN- EsPANA

MADRID, setiembre 15.-El rey don Alfonso XIII
ha rmado hoy ell indulto general que alcanza los deli
tos oraes los Gle mprenta los sociastas huelgas)
los profugos desertores del eercto, exception de
los delitos comuneS
Ell real decreto ha producido exceente impression
todas las agrupaciones pollticas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
Ell MITIN DE VEGA BAJA.

Frente al Quartet de la Policia esta-
ba la tribuna de los huelguistas. A
pesar de clio, mientras Sc celebraba Ell
mitin. varias piedras fueron lanzadas
por algunos alborotadores.
Hablaron los Sres. Ceferino Rivera,
Santiago Iglesias, quien emitio amplio
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LA cABEzA DEL >RA1sUL1 NO r1ENE PREc1o

MADRID, setiembre 15.-El Gobierno ha desmenti-
do hoy la notca propaganda agunas capitales extran
ofrecido $4,000 por la cabeza del bandido Raisu
Ell goberno espa1ol aade que las hordas rifeias
tan va la defensiva, que los canones de grueso cali
bre con ell axio de los aeroplanos, bombardean
tantemente los campamentos moros
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-16
UN cAso DE LIcoREs

En- las oficinas de la Corte Federal han
sido archivadas declaraciones contra
Adolfo Castro, del barrio Rios, de
Ria Piedras, quien Sc acusa de ha-
Der vendido en- su establecimiento va
rias botellas de ron a Juan visra.
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MEDIA RADICAL PARA IMPEDIR Ell HAMBRE

OVIEDO, (Asturiasy setiembre 15,-Las autoridades
Gle la provincial han deciddo proceder todo rgor pa
evtar la caresa de los viveres que alcanzan
g. precios escandaosos.
Ell Municipio de acuerdo los rabajadores, ha
incautado de las tahonas
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UN EMPERADOR DESTRONADO
Sc DIRIJE ESPANA

MADRID, ,Nsetiembre 15.-En Consejo de Ministries
Carlos T. esposa la -emperatrz Eta, hjos de-
mas famiiares diren Santander objeto de hos
pedarse en- 81 Paacio de la M Magdalena. 1 80
Con tai motive, los reyes de Espa6a Sc
mediatanente San Sebastian, hasta que conclya Ia
temporada veraniega.
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vENIzELOS 4ABoGA EN- FAVOR
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

PARIS setiembre 15-El primer ministro de Gre
c Vezelo ha socitado las Conferencias de la Paz
que otorgue toda premura los Estados Unidos ell
sobre Armenia para evar de una las
matanzas las tropelias que hacen los turcos
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MR. WILSON ATACA ,5as

NUEVA YORK, setiembre 15.-En ell primer dis
que pronuncio hoy Portland Ell presdente Will
son. amo que los legislatures repubicanos que atacan Ell
Tratado de paz e proyectc de la Lga de las Nacones
10 hacen movidos linca excusvamente por la passion
politica.
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informe sobre la ley del salario mi
nimo; M. Bernard Silva; M. Colon Ba-
nilla, Luis Perez Pena L. Padr6n Ri
vera.
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HONDURAS ELLIE NUEvo PREs1DENTE

SAN SALVADOR, setiembre 15-Por conducto of
ca acaba de recbrse la notca de que ha sdo proclama
do presdente provisional Gle Honduras ell general Fran
cisco Gogran
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en- la plaza principal de dicho pueblo,
en- que tomaron parte los conocidos
oradores obreros, F. Paz Granela, Juan
Bta. Moreno y Ramon Carreras.
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EN- VEGA ALTA.

Los sociahstas de Vega Alta celebra-
ron esa misma noche AN gran mitin
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Ell CoRRESPoNSAL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
THE AUDITORIUM.

The Heart of Humanity" which
is TO he presented at the Auditorium
for three days starting today. with
Dorothy Phillips in the featured
role. is an eight reel production
which brings to the screen the in
spring story Of a woman's efforts to
alleviate the sufferiEgs OF the
wounded. orphaned and homeless
during the days when France and
Belgium were SCARED and scared by
sword and torch, and pounded and
rocked by great German guns. II
depicts the tenderness Of the moth
er heart in its conflict with the hor-
rors Of war. II pays a deserved
tribute to womanhood as expressed
in the Red eros nurse. 1t presents
a side Of the war which we have
lee ntoo prone to overlook. The
story deals with the romance Of
Nanette. the ward of the parish
priest of a community in western
Canada, who has just been married
TO her childhood sweetheart John,
who is soon afterwards called to the
front. Nanette follows as a nurse
and once while there sees her hus-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
AT THE ORPHFTM

The big scerfc novelty. one that
was used with good effect in The
Honeymoon Express" the Al Jolson
show OF a few seasons ago. is the
feature of the current Orpheum bin
opening sunday. Three scenes are
employed, a bit Of lurid melodrama
explains the necessity Of an auto
overtaking the midnight express
and the race is shown. Clever light
ing arrangements cary out the illu-
sion and the climax is reached when
a Gull sizede locomotive and an auto
dash down 10 the footlights. George
Harris and n company OF six enact
tn edrama, AMile a Minute"
Jack Lavier, a chatty monclogist.
injects novelty into his act BY
climbing about on c trapeze an
making the timid ones in the audi
ence gasp at his narrow escapes
from falls.
The Hartts. Leroy and Mabel.
have a nicely staged singing act and
vocalize artistically alons lines more
popular in chautauqua circles than
vaudeville. Their closing number
met with hearty approval
Ray Conlin, back from the war,
with his grotesque dummy. offers a
ventriloquil number that contains
plenty of good comedy The open
ing act, a singing number by the
Panama trio. colored girls. has con
siderable merit for their voices
blend and tbeI- avHibf+ tho oroDe,
amount Of spirit and dancing pep.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
News of the
THEATERS
Stage and Screen.
objectionable Sin
at the OIUer

The objectionable Sin" which
opened seven days engagement at
the Oliver theatre yesterday, is an
impressive photoplay, filled with
splendid Characterization, remark
able photoplay and a thoughtful
perfection OF detail which honors
the intelligence Of the beholder.
Rupert Hughes novel from which
the picture was adapted, is perhaps
the most stark fctional incident of
Teuton terrorism and brutality yet
written by an American, and is a
work fairly familiar now, TO the
whole story-reading public. In It we
find the sad adventures of the two
ParcOt sisters. Alice and Dhnny;
American girls, the one with her
mother in Belgium at the outbreak
of the war. and the other with her
father in California Dimny is des-
tined 10 great sorrow, but also to
great adventure and ultimate happi-
ness. But of Alice, Mr. Hughes
wrote: she was one of those whom
misfortune had selected for its very
own, innocent, meek. unresisting,
without even the debit of a little
wild happiness, she had known the
extremes of horror, of shame, OF re-
morse and had come TO that woeful
epitaph. "betted dead"
For Alice, and her mother as well.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
WAR DEPARTMENT WILL
KEEP ORDNANCE PLANTS

WASHINGTON, Nav 19.-During
war the government expended more
than S130.O0O,O00 in building and
enlarging facilities of 43 plants and
three government arsenals for the
production Of artillery material. a
statement by Assistant Secretary of
War Benedict Crowell shows. These
facilities were developed for all pur-
poses, and succeeded in a marvel
Gus degree in meeting the needs OF
the army.
To be able TO meet the manufac-
turing requirements of any passibIe
future emergency. the chief OF ord
nance has made study Of possivle
requirements and has obtained the
secretary of wars approval for the
retention Of certain plants. II is
not expected 10 operate the produc-
ton plants, but TO keep them in
readiness that production may begin
Immediately if occasion should ever
require. At the same time. small
production units will be built up at
the arsenals TO meet the needs Of
peace-time manufacture and also
manufacture new types Of artillery
material which may be developed
from time to time.
Under this plan. the war depart
ment will always be ready TO meet
an emergency and, should another
ever arise. can Immediately begin
the production OF immense quaint
ties OF ordnance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
Additional Sport News
ST. FL0RIANS SCORE
WIN OVER C0RBY HALL

The St Florian baseball team OF
South Bend defeated the Corby hall
team Of Notre Dame Sunday on the
oliver playaeld by a score OF s to 3
before a crowd OF 400. Niedbalski
the 81. Florian pitcher was taken
out in the seventh inning with the
score tied. and Kruk went in and
prevented any further scoring. The
game was called at BIS b. Umpire
Gruber. Score by innings
St. Florians 800 600 201-6 2 /
Corbly Hall -. oO1 OO2 OOO-3 6 q
Batteries Niedbalski, Kruk and
Baker: Thafton and Sanford. Struck
out-By Niedblaski, by Trafton. 3:
by Kruk. 2. Bases on balls OF
Niedblaski. 2 of Trafton, .. Two
base hits-Baker. ?. Home run 80
Steger.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19

Rothe. That celver actress has
been identified with the larger num-
Der OF Miss Barrymore's productions
since she created the amusing role
OF the fussy and romantic ballet
mistress in the unforgetable Cap
tain links" Her most recent ap-
pearance with Miss Barrymore was
in Our Mrs. McChesney." when she
portrayed the small-town authority
or clothes in New York for new
models" She has an equally anus
ing and sympathetic rode in r. c.
Cartons comedy. The of Chance"
in which Miss Barrymore comes to
the oliver theater for one perform
ance only. Friday evening, May %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
SILVER EDGES WIN 4s-t

The SilverEdge juniors took the
Sunnysides into camp Sunday after
noon by score Of IS TO I. The Sill
YER Edge team hit the ball 10 al
corners OF the lot i'm every inning.
Noedisch pitched a good game for
the winners, allowing but three hits
Chambers was the only man among
the losers who showed any pep. The
batteries. for the Silver Edge team
were Noedisch and Rockstroh: for
the Sunnysides. Saunders and Cham
hers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
At TIE LASALLE.

Poor. wealthy old grandfather. He
was at the point OF death and all
most welcomed IL. anything 20 get
away from the nagging OF his for
tune-hunting relatives. Then along
came his little chorus girl nice, and
he quickly sat up and took notice.
50 did the relatives. who expected
70 inherit so much wealth. For
their chances of shortly mourning
this invalid as one OF the dear de
parted. quickly vanished. OF course
the relatives scheme 20 rid them
selves OF the little intruder. and Of
course they failed. all OF which goes
TO make sparkling entertainment in
the LaSalle's picture Offering today.
entitled "The Folnes Girl" and star
ring petite Olive Thomas
Tomorrow "Extravagance' fea-
lures Dorthy Dalton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
CANCEL HUGE CONTRACTS

Special 10 The News Times:
WASHINGTON, May 19-The war
department has cancelled or sus-
pended contracts for ordnance,
arms, artillery, tanks. tractors, cts.
amounting to $2.474.939.6OO. Con-
tracts for these supplies Outstanding
at the signing of the armistice total
led $3.572, 0O0.0 600. More than a
billion and a half dollars of the sus-
pensions were accepted by contrac-
tors who are turning their plants TO
peace-time activities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
To SHIP CHOCOLATE.

WASHINGTON. May 19.-Three
hundred and sixty tons Of chocolate
bars are soon 10 be shipped 10 Off
GERS and men of the American expe-
dictionary force in France and Ger
many. That is only a small part Of
the consignment Of sweetmeats that
the government Is sending them.
Tw othousand tons Of jam. 200 tons
Of raisins and so Otons of apples also
are 70 be in the shipment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19

Nothing ever like it.
Every man, woman and
child will go wild over it.
Ii will be the talk and the
sensation of the town and
On every tongue will be:
''Have you seen THE
HEART OF HUMAN
TYP It's the m o st
wonderful picture ever
seen in South Bend" If
you will follow our advice
on this special occasion,
you may get to see this
picture. In the first place
we open and start the
show at 10 sharp instead
of IL. Secondly, we ad-
wise all who can to come
TO the matinees, as not
only hundreds, but thou
sands, will be turned
away at the 8 o'clock
shows. The 9:15 show
will be just fine. The
whole country is wild over
"The Heart of Humanity"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19

were both victims of German bru
tality; these American women were
no more sacred to the Prussian
powers than were tie nuns in the
early days Of the great gray march.
So it comes, that Dimny. receiving
word Of their plight, starts wildly
toward Europe. The outstanding
performances are Blanch Sweets in
the roles Of the sisters, Dimny and
Alice; Mary Alden as the mother.
Matt Moore in the role Of a delight
fully human lveable sort Of a
young fellow, and Wallace Berry as
a German colonel and Yves Berry as
the indomitable George Washington
Sucker. Bobby Connolly and a
number of other children also ap-
pear in the production. During the
engagement here continuous per-
formances will be given each day
starting at l o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19

The Social Pirate" is the title Of
the newest World picture to feature
pretty June Elvidge. Shown at the
Castle today. it tells the story Of a
violinist who comes to America to
win fame and whose failure at her
first public appearance results in a
complicated series of events Miss
Elvidge Will win the spectators
sympathies and retain them TO the
very end by her patient and woman
y endurance of the harsh treatment
of fate. Allan Edwards has the prin-
cipal hero role while George Mac
Quarrie and May Hopkins are prom
inently featured
Tomorrow The Follies Girl fea-
lures pretty Olive Thomas
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
EXPORT BILLION IN
MEAT PRODUCTS

WASHINGTON. May 17.-Meat
and dairy products valued at ST.
291.576,723 were exported from this
country in the nine months ended
March, 1919. according to a report
issued by the department of com
merce.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19

band, but she is soon afterwards
captured by the Germans. They are
reunited however after a series OF
thrilling scenes, which are said 20
wildly portray the final halting %
the great German drive. In addi-
ton to the feature. Town Topics.
edited by the Literary Digest. will
be shown.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
AT TIE OLIVER

In the casts of Ethel Barrymore
successes, the theatergoer almost al
ways encounters the name of Anita
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19

Altogether the bin AFFORDS varied
and interesting entertainment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19
Nobody Likes That.

What everybody does, everybody
excuses"
Except one thing"
And that is ?"
Getting a temper"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-19

South Bend before such pitch pHOh" and excitement ~
The Evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1917-1920, 1919-10-11
THE NEW BOOKS
.Rsmspy MilhOllando

Ramsey Milholland," the book
which won the Pulitzer prize for the
best novel, awarded in 1919, is one of
Booth Tarkington's best boy stories.
It is ON the order of Seventeen" and
"Penrod," though it takes the boy up
through his college days and is as
much a story of a girl as of the boy.
1t is story of young American life
and it notes change that has come
over young America in the last two
years. 1t follows the development OF
two young, lives from their high school
davs until the boy becomes man and
the girl a woman 1t is cheerful, real
istic and sunshine all the way through
Doubleday, Page & Company, New
York, $1.5O.