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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
COAL SITUATION IS
DEADLOCkED HERE

might profitabIy investigate the
statement OF certain operators that
they cannot pay the miners the Il
per cent increase allowed by the gov.
ernment without financial loss"
Looking Up Law
Tanner held conference with N
y. Moore. president OF the Pacific
Coast Coal company. who has been
acting as spokesman for the oper.
ators. Moore said his company. at
least, would not reopen It's mines on
the II per cent wage increase
basis.
1t seems both parties will have
70 be given a reasonable amount Of
time 10 consider" Tanner said. after
talking with Moore and Harlin II
haven't determined just how far the
state can carry its investigation. In
fact. have no definite plan as yet.
I am looking up the law as 10 the
rights OF the state TO proceed"
Not Much Coal
There is just enough coal loft In
the schools to run heating plants
until December 10. one week. after
which the schools close for two
weeks Christmas holidays The
school board is hopeful that the
mines may be again producing by
the close Of the holidays. II not.
many schools will be closed. Some
others. including the high schools,
are equipped TO burn oil
l.. G. Gilman. district representa-
tive Of the railroad and fuel admin.
lstration. reiterated Friday his warn.
ing 10 dealers and consumers 10
guard carefully the coal supply In
this state. Conditions here are un-
like those ia the East where re-.
strictions are being lifted he said
--as-a=s----.a..--....-a-.---
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

Never let IL be said that the
messenger boy does not know how
to adapt himself
ON the Columbia Il. hill, between
First and SECOND aves. bicycle coast.
Ing ls the latest wrinkle In outdoor
sports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Is Cases
Reported
to Police
Two Landlords, Hailed Be-
fore Court, Get Trial Con-
tinued for One Week
WOMAN ALSO Is BOOKED

Nearly q scorr Of arrests are
expected Friday or Saturday. fol.
lowing police investigation Of
the numerous complaints made
against apartment and rooming
house landlords by freering ten
ants.
Three arrests have already been
made. Mrs May Jones. proprietor
OF a rooming house at 7os Columbia
st.. was arrested by city health Of
ficials early Friday morning upon
complaint OF roomers In her house.
The cofnplafnants declare the heat
has not registered above so degrees
during the cold spell Mrs. Jones
objected strenrously TO being book
ed at the police station She was
released after depossting szs bail.
r. Myers. proprietor OF roomlng
house at 4i4 Caller St. and Mrs.
Edith L. Taylor. landlady at iioe r.
Republican. were both arrested
Thursday on charges OF maintaining
insufficient heat. They appeared in
police court this morning and their
cases were postponed until Deccm-
Der 40.
In both instances. health officials
declare. the heat was found TO reg.
lister lower than the IS degree mini
mum required by the city ordinance.
Swamped by Plants
c. n. Frasch. health officer. IN
commenting on the drive to be made
BY the city against the landlords.
declared his office was being swamp
cd by calls from indignant and
frozen tenants
1--WE had is complaints this morn
ing already by 10 o'clock" declared
Frasch. "and IL isn't 10 o'clock yet
These people have got 70 keep their
heat up TO the regulation mark. or
else they'll get into trouble"
The health department win investi-
gate every complaint. II is said. and
in every instance where Il Is found
that the tenants are suffering from
poor heating. the landlords Will be
dragged into court and fined II found
guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

largc and enthusiastic audience
crowned the top OF the hill TO watch
half a dozen messenger boys coast
down the icy incline on their bikes
Skiing ia a pnrlor game compared
TO the dizzy gyratlons OF bike skat.
ing. The way those messenger kids
gave a life.like imitation of galvan-
lied centrifugal motion wrung loud
cheers and hearty applause from the
gallery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

with such startling suddenness that
he came down wrong end to. an act
that caused him TO caress the
cement and Immediately thereafter
skid few feet on his larboard
listener.
Innocent bystandera filed affidavits
later that the acrobatic pedestrian
tcoNTINuED or PAGE Two)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Forced by Fire
Into Cold Night

Fire, starting when boiler pipe
wrapping ignitcd, forced the occu.
pants OF the San Telmo apartments.
Minor ave. and Stewart St, onto the
icy streets In their night clothes at
II p. m. Thursday. Damage was
5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
CONTROL SUGAR
ANOTHER YEAR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.--Unitod
Press t-Thc senate today passed the
MeNary sugar bin continuing govern.
ment control OF sugar distribution
and prices for another year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
STEAMER AFIRE;
RACES TO PORT

ST. JOHNS. y. r. Dec. 1.-THE
Leyland steamer. Mcrcian. Is afirc IS
miles south OF Cape Race and is max
ing for this port. according 20 a wire.
less message here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

Speaking Of cold weather. II makes
no difference 10 Hugh Johns
Hugh IL chief freezer nt the san
Juan Fishing 4 Packing company.
Where the temperature reigns
way below zero 365 days in the
year and where he IL companion 10
hugo stacks of frozen fish and bud.
ding icicles.
So what cares Hugh whether II "a
20 degrees above zero outside? When
Hugh knocks off work for the day.
today. for instance, the weather out.
side positively Is warm to Hugh.
while the ordinary citizen shivers
and shimmlcs all tho way home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Don Mcdonald to
Sniff State Drv!

Appointment OF Donald Mcdonald.
OF Seattle as prohibition commits.
sioner for the state of Washington
was announced by Secretary of the
Treasury Glass today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
SOME CROP,

WASHINGTON. Dec. le.-The
total value OF important farm
crops for 1919 was sia,o92, ,7sO..
600, the crop reporting board Of
the agricultural department an.
nounced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

Hugh Is not king Of the coolest
Job In Seattle All by himself lie
shares the crown with Warren
Hanna, foreman Of the cold storage
plant AZ the san Junn Fishing q
Packing company
whenever Warren feels chilly
these days he steps out into this
n degree weather and warns up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
TENANTS FREEZE; LANDLORDS ARRESTED
Brides Singing
for MIR. Kennedy

, Mfr. NJ n u = c e
X G n n e q y. ener.
|Ectic renear C h
worker and jews.
harp aocompanist
al the county city
building. ook e q
up from a massive
| ivoiune and rI.
> ieiairaess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

An automobile of the limousine
type has been invented with a teie.
scoplng body that can be drawn out
70 afford more room when tosrists
wish 10 Use 1t for camping.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Schools Have Only a Weeks
Supply on Hand--Min-
ers Meet Saturday
TANNER ACTS FOR STATE

With hut one weeks supply of
coal left In Seattle public schools.
, with the coal situation I'm the
state Of Washington still In dead
lock, while mines In other parts
of the nation were reported re-
opening Friday. Robert IL. Har-
lin, district president Of the
United Mine Workers. urged that
the state investigate the state
ments Of certain coal operators
here that they cannot reopen
their mines without financial
loss under the conditions agreed
upon this week at indianapolis.
Representatives OF 90 local miners
unions OF this district were arriving
iu Seattle Friday. 10 attend a confer
ence called for 10 a. m. Saturday ir
the Labor temple. at which the local
situation will be discussed and some
sort Of definite policy be determined
upon.
Harlin said Friday he had Informed
w. v. Tanner, former attorney gen
eraI Of the state, who has been ap
pointed by Gov. Louis r. Hart to
bring miners and operators together
that the policy Of tho miners could
not be defined at this time
To Define Policy
1T will be defined at the conciu
I'm Of the conference OF miners
on. y here tomorrow" said Ilarlln
"and until then nobody is authorized
TO speak. / told AIR. Tanner That
while aid not believe the matter
was one 20 be handled by the state
but by the federal government. he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12
Ten Below in Hood
River and Centralia

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. l2.--Rec-
ord breaking December weather has
parts OF the states of oregon and
Warrington In its icy grip today. nc.
cordinE to early reports.
Ccntralia. wash. and Hood River.
Ore. are the coliest spots, each re-
porting 10 below temperatures. That
Is the lowest minimum In the history
of Centraiia.
Tho Dalics. Ore. reported a reg
istration OF I below.
The minimum mark reached in
Portland during the night was 4
above zero. the coolest December
weather ever visited upon this city.
EUGENE. Orc. Dec. f2.-The cold.
est weather In the history of the Up.
per willamette valley was expert
enccd In Eugene last night. The mer.
curry registered 4 degrees above. The
total snowfall Is now 81 inches, ae-
cording TO the weather observer.
Street cars are still having trouble
and some lines are not operating cars
at all. No attempt II being made 10
give regular service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-12

Explosions Of three kitchen
ranges. caused by frozen water
pipes. resulted In the serious In
jury. Of two people. n fire. and
the wrccking Of three homes
early Friday morning.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-20
Argumentos de Cine y
su alto precio en- el futuro

ideas, argumentos hist6ricos cuentos
iserarios Con frecuencia Sc lee en- los
periodicos: ''mandenos sus ideas 'ha
ga dinero''. Estos reclamos, juntos con
otros de casas que ofrecen ensefiar ell
arte de escr;bir para el Cine, consiguie-
ron interesar a nulnerosos jovenes, y
pronto empezo IN aguacero de argt-
mentos que abrumo los empresaros,
Cast todcs eran ajenos y era raro el
que cpuntaba una idea propia un con
cep.o original En- toda la nacion, sur
9io una epidemia de escritores de cines,
que obligo a las empgesas retirar los
anuncios de los peri6dicos.
Para el aiio de 1871 50 crey6 que no
menos de veinte mil personals Sc dedi-
caban escribir para ell Cine.
Con. inuaban los profesores de nuevo
cufo oerecien'o ensenar a escribtr ar
oumentoa inepsis coA clos Gre
ca e. nLmero dc asp'rantes que desea-
Ian haoerse c6lebres por medic de la
pantallc.
Para escribir y componer argumentos
apropiados, el personal a1tistico de ca
da casa productora selecciono un perso-
nal con e. prop67ito de NE escribiera
20 que ellos Haman balancing cast.
E5tos autores permanecen en- el Stu
dio'' eccribiendo Giariamente dando
material a los directories managers,
quienes despues de larga discussion po-
nen su no'a al pie del trabajo: ST No.
Les 2spirantes este es los miles que
egcriben para la pantalla, aseguran que
los autores contratados Sc inspiran en-
las obras que remiten Ia casa produc-
tora. 7 claro esta, no faltan duros PI-
ROPOS en- la Prensa, apoyando los
protestantes Y desengaaados aspiran-
tes.
No aconsejo a ninguna persona de ta-
lento intehgenc;a que escriba para la
pantalla. Debe, primero, dedicarse "a la
novela al drama.
La pelicula Sc eXhibe una noche, v
''murio'', como dice la plebe. Ell libro
no muere; es eterno.
Todo el que tiene luz debe escribir
y guardian.
Sc aproxima una crisis de la cinema
tografia, por falta Gle panoramas y. de
argumentos Sc pide algo nuevo y va
todo es viejo. Puerto Rico es un campo
virgen para ell cinemat6grafo. os .ase-
guro que pr6ximameate nuestra Isla
sera un campo magnifco y eXcelente
p,ra los productore3 y eiapresarios nor
te-americs nos.
Doctor Jesls NJ AETADEO.
Bayamon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-20
SOIicitud de "Rartanus" contra eI Attorney General

Al medic IA ds hoy D. siIo radi
cada ~ "a scrrctaua as r Corte suprr
"a por RI abogado Leop5ld0 Peli0 una
s0iicitnd a. manaamus contra salvador
hsatrs. Attorney General n'siino DC
Puerto Rlco Marcellno Maldon1do Pre-
sidtnte del partldo Cuetista Uiuadeho
es 81 petieionaFi9 50 solci'a que q
Tribunal supreme osdsne n Attorney
General q iaiciacion d % pFocedini,n
% dc qno warsnto t-nir1 Nie.lJ dc
Js.ns y Jose Dolores de Jesus Mslen
der ! hn de que ambos sean desbos,i.
doa del cargo De concsiales drl mnni
cipio utuadeho Sc funda 4 pe4c.Oa
"a que 4 pssaF a. haber sido li prrtido
Cueiis'l q cue obtuvo mayer nnm,ro
de yotos para cl cargo a. alcaIde cn
ias sieeelonss De 1919. los mengiolasos
ecnceiaies fuerou indebidamente nom
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-20
Lo QUE DICE Ell JEFE IGARA-
vIDEZ AL REPORTER DE Ell
MUNDO

Fl jcfe 1garavidez cambi6 algunas
inlpresiones con cl reporter dc Ell NUN
DO acerca del bandido
Don Antonio Monroig, dueho dc la
Central Juauita, ha negado al Jefe Iga
ravidez los rumores que han circulado
acerca de que Chuch1" lie habfa es
critic q, le habia prometido entire
garse.
Don Antonio Monroig ha negado en-
faticamcnte tencr conexi6n alguna con
cl bandido y estd dispuesto a cooperar
decididamente la captura del ntismo.
FL Jefe Igaravidez Sc queja de que
"ChuchG" disfruta de muchas simpa-
tias entire ciertos elementos de Baya-
mon, y esa atm6sfera de malquercn-
cia que hay contra la policia sc debe cl
que no Sc haya capturado todayia ell
fugitive dc Ia justicia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-20
La labor del insigne
Villaespesa en- Mexico

a pesar dc todas eGtas ocupaciones;
De tres meoes de gira teatral, al fren-
&c de una compahia que dio conocer
las obras mas belles del antique mo
Co-no teatro eSpaiiol de recibir visitas,
eomisionc5 y de cieatar con su franque-
"a carac.eristica y su sencillez increi-
bic centenares de jovenes 'artistas,
ann tuvo que vagar bastante para es-
eu!pir en- el mas puro y terso marmol del
cs'i'o Cgas magnifcas cronicaS que hon
raron muchas veces las columnas del
Tn versal v de Revista de Revistas
baio 81 upatico titulo de La Espafia
Actual. y de regular con magnanimida-
des fas.uogas de rajah, las joyas de mas
dc cuaren a prologos a bellos hbros de
autores mexicanos. X ahora viene 10
inaudi.o, 10 incredible. DO milagroso. FL
poeta Sc ha escrito tambien en- este
tiempo DIEcIsEIs libros de mas de
dogcicntas paginas, que estan limpios
y p-ontos para darse IA imprenta.
Los de poesias son diaz, diez que po-
eeen una unidad perfecta. correspon-
diendo q diez estados de alma digeren
tcs.
RINcoN soLARIEGO PANDERE-
Ths sEVILLANAs, LOS CAFES DE
MADRID. TERRA DE ENCANTo Y
- e4'RAVILIA, LOS PENACHos CLIO
RIoSos, Ell COLLAR De LA INFAN
IA, IA GRUTA AZUL, PARENTESIs
SENTIMENTAL, Ell LIBRO DE LAS
7 ENUMBGAs Y LA BEsTIA AULLA.
lie prosa tiene la CIUDAD DE Los
oPALos novela) la PoEsIA AC-
VAI, (conferencias). LA MUJER EN-
JTADA Cprosas liricas) MARES
SELVAS' Y voLCANEs (apuntes de
yiajes y MEXICO ACTUAL. que uni
dos al HERMAN CoRTEs. hacen los
d,eciseis tomos que constituyen ell ma
ravilloso bagaie Intellectual. que para
honra dc los letras universities, ese hom
bre cncanador y bueno como un nino,
que se llama Francisco VilIaespesa, Sc
Icva de Ia patria gloriosa y hrica de
loF Hidalgos de los Juarez, de los Al
tamar.nos y los Gutierrez Najera!
I. Romero oRCASITAS.
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UNA SoRPRENDENTE REvELA-
CIo1T ACERCA DEL PoLICIA JUAN
FERNANDEZ

En- la estaci6n del ferrocarril de Ba-
yam6n habia varios tabaqueros hablan
do en- voz baja la hora del crepGs-
culo. FL reporter madvcrtidamente pudo
aecrcarse al grupo oy6 algo, que de
ser cierto, es una sorprendentc revela.
ci6n.
Y cs 10 siguiente: Tn sabado por la
nochc, una semana antes de ocurrir la
tragcdia en- que sucumbi6 un policia,
q bandido cnmascarado visit6 un cafe
tin de Bayam6n conocido por el "Po-
zito Dulcc" '"'Chuch1" Gomez, por
aquel cntonccs, no era tan perseguido
y Sc permitia el lujo de visitar Ia po-
blaci6n impunemcntc Y de hacerle el
amor una amante que tenia. Clucht !,
que parece estaba algo metido en- co
pas aquella noche, charlaba en- una
mesa con varios amigos. En- ESQ entr6
Al cafetin q policia Juan Fernandez,
que tan tragicO fin habia de tener mas
tardc. Los intimos de ''Chuchd' ., entire
los cuaics estaba el que contaba Ia his
toria. trataron de distraer al policfa
para que no SC iiara en- el banddo, que
aquella noche cstaba algo terco y te-
mcrario.
FL policia Juan Fernandez, que CO.
nocia "ChuchG =, lie dijo: 80 Puedes
qucdarte ahf, que no te voy arrestar
porque vengo en- busca de otra cosa =.
El bandido sigui6 su platica con los
amigotes y Ia escena fu6 olvidada.
Una semana mas tarde ell mismo ser
generoso que habia perdonado a "Chu
cLd era muerto alevosamente por un
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-20
HOMEMADE DE LOS DoMINIcANoS
A UNA GRAN PIANISTA

Llamada por muchos admiradores de
su arte insigne, que la ruegan de al
gunos coneiertos en- la vecina Repil-
blica, la genial pianista dofia Elisa Ia
varez de Storer, califcada como gloria
mundial, cuando la oyerons en- Nueya
York, por los. principles del piano, Go.
dowski " Paderewsky, ira a princspios
de enero Q febrero proximo aaSantp Do
mingo, donde sera sohjeto de! merecidps
homenajes y enthusiasts. celebraciones.
La gran pianista aportorriquena dara
varies ':'recitsles'' en- Ia vecina Repi-
blica, sin dejar de atenders SnsI numero-
sas classes, pues cada iuno de snA bEillan-
tisimos, conciertos (como asi deben de
califcarse. port anticipado) sera, ,objeto
de un ,viaje especial. .a
El nombre tde Puerto. Rico sadquirira
mas resplandeeientesR Rureola en- el exte
rior con los triunfos de. sn hiia predilec-
ia. Y como ha hecho Cuba con. La Le-
ginska, portentosa pianista rusa; en- ell
concerto dado por esta, recientemente,
en- la Habana, Santo Domingo coronara
de laureles la que es, sin disputa; la
estrella de mas puros y resplandecien-
tes fulgores en- la confederation de arte
en- las Antillass
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-20
Ia MADRE DE "CHUCHU" REZA
PARA QUE NO 10 PRENDAN

FL sufrimiento de la madre de
"Chuchu" Gomez es atroz. Nuestro
reporter la VIC el sabado por la tar
de, sentada en- la accra del frente del
edificio dc la fabrica de tabacos, es
perando los tabaqueros para que la
socorrieran cen algo. Las muieres v
los hombres, como 81 cumplieran IN
rito religioso, dasflaban ante el SOM
brero de la anciana, que estaba acom-
panada por un hermanito de "Chu-
chd" Y depositaban en- el, una none
da de cinco, diez veinte cinco cen
tavos.
"a madre del bandido ,dijo nues-
tro reporter, que ella, desde que "Chu-
chu' habia matado al policia Juan
Fernandez no habia podidO conciliar
cl sueno.
- Para que habra cometido esa
harbaridad ese muchacho? ?.... Je-
sus, no quiero III acordarme de cso!...
-exclamo
Ella hablo algunos minutes con el
reporter. En- el nino que estaba
su lado, habia una mirada de resigna
cion y de dolor, muy raras veces Wis
ia en- un nino dc tan corta edad,, pues
apenas tendra siete amos.
La madre de " Chuchd /" reza por que
no 10 prendan. No Sc sabe ciencia
cierta que oraci6n scra pero 81 rcza, con
II devotion, santa noble de las ma
dres, que aman sicmprc a sus hiios
aunquc sean mos bandidos, aunquc 10
persigan todos los hombres, hayan
cometido las mayores imprudencias.
rs mi hiio! rs mi hijol 3Y
que voy hacer?.
FL reporter no quiso suscitar mas el
dolor de Ia madre Y Sc despidi6.
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tconiiHaaeion de Ia pagina d.

scontiHnacion Dc "A pagina l.
, admiTsn 4 Espaha como una proionsa
eion o. "a pFopia raEa. y aman Ans.
rica. . Il mismo. como d hij1 pre1i-
ieeta de "a PenInsu,a Ibafica. d1aac rt-s
hlcissgn hoFecer una de i-a nts psoai
giosas eiyilizaoiones del mundo.
Entire tanta fiesta como ls han dsdo
teguramente que uinsunls Ea.asasan
mas - poeta cue e. banlusic a9 Tor
las encantadas chinampas AZ xoarl lE
60 y "a excursion a lar Ti-amiies De
San Juan de Teotihncan. ofrecidas am
has por todo 70 cue Me- CO iieus de mas
intellectual
sus recitalss ean faafos como sus
confeEeneias. han deiado un es,sla in
maFeesiblo de Luz y de gloria cn toios
Jos coFaz0nez, 10 mismo esas ea.upenlas
Poenas tan Hetamente ospaholaa tan
medularmeusv espaholas que e uaman
Alma Espahola. ALMA ANDALUZA.
Alma Gailega L0s conlu.s.adores
Ahoransas. cue sus inimi,ables cantos
arabigos. como u Eleiia de las Ruinas
Las fleutes de Granada. "a famosa
Granada Gransda. del Aben Hmaeya.
que atu maravillosos pais jes mexica
nos. como q popular canto A MEXICO
del Herman C0rtes. 81 dc Guadalajarf
81 de Merida los que dedica . excl
taT el alma de "a patria de Hiialgo or
IA soldadera y q chauo. en esa
policFomadas acuarelss de Las Tardc
de Xoch'milc0 d sn hnnnos tpico5
Italia. Francia y Portugal
Los yersos adauieren en loa labios de,
poeia modglacionea impTewa.as. nota.
cue 90 estau ga q pentagrama Z meti
ces cue no exlsten en- la palcfs
Taintien ru labor tcatrll es asombrc
"a. y - Leona de cast'lla Aben I'll
mega, ocuparan ias ma brillantes pa
ginas de la efemeridcs litcrarias al
nueatra Rep0bliea. sobre tod5 csc mo
numental Herman cortes que e en e.
e monento y Is sra en iolss lo m6
tFascendenfai que e Ia esea.o obro
"a conquista y d fusion dc TIT dos ia
zas Gro azteca y acer0 dc Castillo.
demasquinado immortal do nacs,ra Is
tirpe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-20
RaSgO de COmpansriSmO de
Ia COmpa6ia Adams -NieVa

Su ultima function la dara esta sim
uatica coInpailia compuesta de un CON
junto de artistas de valer sentimien-
tos nobies Ell Martes, con la aplau6ida
comedia del cslebre autor Linares Ri
vas, ''Cobardias
FL senior Maxine Guevara (Cantala-
rrana), Representatives. teatral. nos ma
nifiesta que los artistas de estas compa-
MIA galantemente le han brindado la
noche del martes para su beneficio, Gu
yo producto integro lie es cedido,-RGs-
go tan hermoso de tilantropia conpa-
lerisno no puede quedar inadvertido
para el publico que ha aplaudido los
buenos artistas que nos han hecho sen
tir distintas emociones en- la temporada
del Municipal y que finaliza con accion
tan noble.
Esperamos yer la Ultima velada que
ofrece esta aplaudida y digna compa-
MIA con un ueno rebosante, pues no du
damos que nuestro ptblico ha de CO.
locarse nado de un grupo de areistas
de noble sentir para coadyugar tan
lcable acci6n, que habla muy alto del
desinteres de la Compafiia Adams-Nie-
va
Eosotros recibimos con jibilo la no
ticia por recaer los benefcios que repor-
te la taquilla esa noche, en- Ell estima-
do senior Guevara, conocido del publico
por sus simpatias manifestas esta
isla.