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New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
SECRETARY BAKER
 AGAINST BOARD
Acted Contrary to Rule in Awarding D. 5. M. Col. Spaulding
 TcStifies.

Washington. Feb. 5.--Secretary Ba- ker awarded q distinguished service medal to D. o. lacking of Salt Lax e City after the board of awards had ruled that such an ava I'd could not he made legally, Col. Thomas NJ. Spaul- ding, a member of the board, today told g house investiga ting committee.
 Jackling was granted contracts for the construction of the GONernn ent nitrate plant at Nitro. w. Va. and sublet the contract, Col. Spaulding said. Secretary Baker suggestd an award for Jackling and the board stated that it could not be legally made since Jackling was not connect- ed with the military forces.
 Nr. Baker, however, oVerruled the board, awarded the distinguished ser vice medal and asked the board to write q suitable citation, the colonel said.
 Only one recommendation of an award. that of Brig. Gen. Samuel Me Roberts, was disapproVed by Secre- tary Baker. Col. Spaulding said. add ing that no reasons were given for the action.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
CALL OFF STRIKE
Freight Handlers on Boston and Maine and Boston and Albany Vote to Return to Work

Boston. Feb, 5.-Freieht handle IS at the Boston and Maine and the Boston and Albany railroad termina IS and docks here who struck a week ago to force the federal railroad ;ji- ministration to hand down a decision upon their wage demands returned to work today
 The l,200 men involved voted t'cs- terday to call off the strike in view Of the promise Of Director G Gener,.l ..'iiles of an early announcement re- ya ding wages.
 Great piles of merchandise at tke [" minals and on the docks awaited removal and railroad officials said n" irr:ght cmlparsocs that were decIIr-d Us q result of the strike would De withdrawn only as congestion vas rcIjeN ed.
 The freight handlers have asked for an increase of ten cents an hour for shed and dock workers. The former arc paid f3 cents an hour and the latter II cents.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
MACHINE COMPANY
 GIVES RECEPTION
Benefit Association Entcrtains a Thou
sand of the EmpIoycs at First Annual Ran0uPt

The New Britain Machine. M Mutual Benefit association held it's first annual reception at Bardeck's hall last eve ming. More than a thousand mem bers and friends of the organization were present. Entertainment for the evening was provided by talent in the machine company's employ. Miss In ger Ernest delighted the gathering with her splendid solo work Master Francis Cobey of East Berlin enter tained with several solos. Holden and Bacon, former vaudeville stars. enter tained with tN comic acrobatic sketch.
 The Benefit associatio has almost doubled it's mem bership since Novem- Der 1. having a total roll now of $50 as against 3S0 at that time. Tn the mem borship drive Fred Logan and Miss Loretta Darrel were the prize winners. The fina nces of the associa- = tion are in a healthy condition, $3,000 now being in the treasury. It was voted by the organization to increase the weekly benefit to $9 a week in stead of s6 as formerly. Emil Krause. one of the company officials, spoke tc the assemblage advocating d larger membership in the association. detail ing the benefits to be received as a m m Der.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Deaths and Funerals.
Carl H. Benson.

Carl II. Benson, formerly of Fair view street, this city, died today at Ethe State Tuberculosis sanitarium in YNofwich. He was 70 years old. He is survived by sister. Mrs. John &Sjogren of 32 Camp street, this city,
 nd his parents. two brothers and 1.-two sisters in Sweden. The funerol will be held Friday afternoon at ? o'clock at the Andrews and Doolittle funeral home. Rev. Dr. $. c. Ohman will officfate. Interment will be in FatEview cemetery.
 He was born in Sweden> in June, 1891, and came to this country about nine years ago. He was a carpenter by trade and was employed by Carl son X Torrcll of this city. He sus- tained sever injuries as a result of a fall about a year and a half ago and
 this necessitated several operations
 His health failed steadily after that )AiRe.
 ' He was member of the Vega SO tlety the First division of the One Hundred Mems society and Andree Eodge, I. O. .. F.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
CITY COURT CASES.

Two cases were on the docket for trial in the city court this afternoon before Judge John II. kirkham. E. l. Thompson against Sargis Benjamin Was the first one called. The plaintiff sued to recover $62o.07 for a paint ing job. The defendant claimed that the suit had been brought in 1914 in the court of common pleas and dis posed of there. Lawyer M. D. Sake was counsel for the plaintiff and Judge G. W. Klctt for the defendant In the other case. Tlfnic and Blanche sued H. Bessen for $S4, alleged to 3,c due for silk skirts. The defenda mt claimed that the goods were not as represented and that he had shipped them back in March, 1918. Lawyer NJ. D. SaXe appeared for the plaintiff, and Judge G. W. klett for the defendant.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
.:-AZIZ" GROTTO.
Local Masons Prepare For Organika-
 ton Of New Body For City.

Preliminary arrangements for the formation of "Aziz'' Grotto, a fra ternal order connected with Masonic bodies, were made at a meeting of local Masons in Masonic hall last evening. It was decided to apply for a charter which will be shortly opened for applicants here. The name was chosen as above, ''Aziz' being Per- sian in it's origin, the translation is being withheld
 The Grotto order, as it has been instituted in various cities is a by organization of Masonry. similar to the Shrine with the exception that all Master Masons are eligible. There has been a great deal of enthusiasm for the project in local circles and it is expected that a membership of three or four hundred will shortly be reached. Applications for member ship are now being received through various MasOns. w. H. Crowell, of the Crowell Drug store is secretary of the new organization.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
TRAINS COLLIDE
Pcnn>NlNania Express Crashes Into Locomotives: TWO SIcrpcrs Over turned: No Passengers killed.

Philadelphia. Feb. 5.-A Pennsyl- Nania railroad train en route from the south to New York, ran into a light engine at Frankfort a suburb today. The engine and four Chesapeake and Ohio sleepers were derailed. Two of the SleeperS were overturned. The fire departm ent was called out to suppress a fire which started in one of the de- railcd cars.
 No passenger was seriously injured. All Of the cars were of steel and d slight fire in one of them was speedily eNtinguished.
 The train consisted of nine slcepers and one dining car. It was made up at Washington of cars from Key West, Miami Louisville. Hot Springs, White Sulphur, Augusta and other points south
 A woman passenger was slightly in jured. railrnad official Is said. Her name was not ascertained. She was taken to New York along with the other passengers on aL special train made up of cars that were not derailed.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
JEHUDN UAI.F.NI LODGE
 HOLDS ANNINII BAIL

The eighth annual ball of the Je- huda HalCVi lodge. No. 110. |. Q. B. B. was held last night in Turner hall with about 106 couples in attendance. 2 William C. Raphael was chairman Of tie committee in charge. assisted by the following:
 Abraham Berkowitz. Bcnjabin F. Clark. Louis Croll. s. NJ. Davidson, Maurice F. F'eirberg. Maurice D. Gla- zier, Bernard Gordon. Abra ham Cor hach, A. A. Greenberg. Irving Rachlin, William M. Greenstein. Jack Keinlo- - witz, Arthur Littman. Harry H. Milko- wig. Harry H. MilkOwitZ. pr. E. l.. Prdtass. Louis Raphael. Morris D. Sake, Abraham ShurberG, Fred Win kle.
 The officers of the organization are:
 M. n. SaXe. president: s. M. David = son. vice president: II. Shupack, treas urer; NJ. D. GIazier. financial sccre- tarN: D. \air. recording secretary: X. ShuberC. monitor: Louis Croil. assist = ant monitor: F. Gordon. warden: l.. Weinstein. guardian: M. Raphael. I.AI Goldstein. Edw. Meshken, trustees.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
HOME GUARD BALKS
Decorations That Will Cost American Legion S35O Must Come Down if
 Organization Has Its Way.

The scheduled basketball game be- tween Co. NJ. Home Guards, and Daily Council, k. of C., at the State Armofy, tomorrow evening may>not take place A controversy has arisen that brings about the cancellation of the game. According to Harry C. Jackson, one of the hustling members or the American Legion in this city, the com mittee in charge of the concert ana ball to be given by the Legion at the Armorv. on next Tursday evening, had arranged with the decorator who trimmed the building for the auto mobile show to allow the decorations to remain until after the proposed concert and ball.
 The decorations are so arranged that to play basketball would be inn possible with them remaining up. Mir. Jackson said he asked George Samp- son. an officer in the Home Guard, yesterday, to call off the proposed game Mir. Sampson. who is a second lieutenant in the Guard, according to MT. Jackson. said that i'll view of the fact that several hundred tickets had been sold for the game, the decora- tions must come down. The Legion committee had previously ascertained that it would cost $350, which must be paid to have the decorations re- placed later. Apparently thwarted by the move of the Home Guard, MT. Jackson said that members connect ed with the athletic activities at the Dalv council K. of C.. had been ap- praised with existing conditions, and they readily agreed to call off their part in the proposed game, in order that the American Legion whose members consist of many regular ser vice men. may carry out their pro feet.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
CTYITEMS

Rackliffe Bros. will install and demonstrate the Pyrcne Extinguisher in your home.-adVt.
 Because of the weather the lecture scheduled for this evening at the South church has been postponed.
 Mayor Quigley's petition relative 10 the Connecticut Light X Power com pany's new rates will be sent to the public utilities mission in a few days. Today 70 customers Of the com pany had signed the protest
 M iss Irene Molander sustained wrenched knee playing basketball in the '. W.C. A. gymna sium last night She was attended by Dr. E. r. Fromen-
 The meeting of the Women's Sew ing Circle or the Swedish Lutheran church was postponed from this af- ternoon until tomorrow afternoon on account of the inClement weather.
 There will be no rehearsal this evening Of St. John, the Evangelist church choir on account of the stormy wea ther.
 Rackliffe Bros. will install and demonstrate the Pyrcne ENtinsuisher A your home +adVt.
 A son was born today at the New Britain General hospital to MT. and Mrs Harold E. Crandall, of 91 Hart street.
 Mrs. James Noonan. wife of Super mum erary Officer James Noonan, was taken to the New Britain General hos pital today Her husband is also .se- riously i'll.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
UUGO-SLAVS URGE
 WAR ON ITALIANS
American War Vessel Did Nothing to Prohibit Unlawful Gathering,
 Report States.

Rome. Feb. 4.-Details of alleged JugO-SlaN attacks on Italians at Spalato and Truo are published in further excitement over the situa ton in Dalmatia.
 It is reported that on January 21 ;t manifesto Was posted on walls at Splato calling d meeting in the principal square in protest against italian imperialism" The manifesto. it is asserted. was extremely insOlent. contained vulgar insults against Italy and the Entente and urged the people to violence against Italians in the ritN It is declared the commander rf an American ship at Spalato did nothing to prevent the meeting which was in violation of an order issued bv Admiral Niblack in February, 1917.
 InhamnnatorN speeches against ltaIv and the Entente powers marked the meeting. it is said. Colonel Miha- ilovic. the Serbian commander in Splato. being especially violent in an address When the meeting ended a mob rushed throughout the city sack ing and destroying all Italian shops and offices of Italian organizations. Later it went to the docks and re- moved from the two ships the Italian flag which was torn to pieces and trampled upon. No arrests were made. with the exception of the two Italians who dared to comment on the occurrence. it is declared in re ports.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
CLOTURE REFERRED
Move to Put New Provision Into Sen ate Rules EIattcnCu Out When Measure IS Referred.

Washington. Feb. 3.--The move to put a new cloture provision into the senate rules in time to curb debate on the peace treaty next week flat toned out today when the rules com mittrc referred the whole question of ,lotlrr to u subcommittee which will rot meet for several days.
 ' Senator Knox. republican, Penn sylyaniu, who is chairman Of the com mittee, also heads tn" Suh-commit- tee. The other members are senators McCormick Illinois, and Moses, New Hampshire, republicans, and Smith.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Card of Thanks,

We desire to express our sincere thanks to the M. T. A. &c E. society. Court Friendly. r. of A., the Loyal Order of Moose. Rev. Vim. A. Harty branch. A. O. IT,. relatives and all kind friends and neighbors who sym pathised with us in our bereave- ment. the death of our beloved father William IT McEnroe.
 FRED l.. McENROE,
 .% ROSE MARY McENROE.
 ARENA ELIZABETH McENROE
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Long Prison Sentences
 For Habitual Auto Thieves

New Haven, Feb. 5.-Peter Wal ters and Edward Maher. Of New York brought to Seymour from New Jer- sey. charged with wholesale stealing of automobiles were convicted in superior court yesterday of taking fourteen machines. Walters. who fought his case. received nine and one half to tNentN-four years. and Maher who pleaded guilty got six to twenty wears,
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
CIE,CHS FIGHT FtINOLCTIONISrS

Harbin, ManChuria. Jan. 31.-- Heavy fighting is reported west Of lrkutsk between Czecho-Slovak forcrs and revolutionary troops. Three bat talions of Czechs are said To be re- treating on foot from Mimi l.iinsll because the BolSheNiki wrecked tle railroad BosheNik demonstrations in Iiarbin have been prevented by the firmneSs of the Chinese. who have doubled the city guards.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Mrs. Cecelia Moran
 Dead After Short Illness

Mrs. Cecelia Moran. wife of Fire Com missioner Frank J. Moran, died this afternoon in Miss \agle's sani- tarium. She had been ill for several days. She was well known in this city. Besides her husband she leaves two brothers.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
MILL ENTERTAIN

A benefit dance and entertainment will be given in the |. W. C. 4. on Valentines Eve by the Center Church Fellowship club. The entire proceeds will be turned over to the Near East relief fund and public support is urged. The Bell City quartet are the headliners on the program and Olcotts orchestra will furnish the music.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Mrs. Robert J. Crosby.

Word was received in this city thls morning that the bcdy of Mrs. Rob- ert J. Crosby, who died in Detroit Mich, will arrive in this city tomor- row morning about II o'clock Other arrangements are being held up pend ing word from MT. Crosby.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
CONDITION OF HARTMAN.

| At tho hospital this afternoon II vas stated that the condition of Nathan Hartman, who figured in the accident in TlainNille yesterday morn ing, was unchanged. Louis Hartman. who was with his father at the time. shows continued improvement today The broken left arm was set today by pr. ISAett of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Mrs. Perlina Graves.

Mrs, Perlina Graves, widow Of Melville w. Graves, died this morning at her home in Conrain Mass. She was well known in this city, having been a resident here for many yea~s She left here about two years ago
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05

TorrinGton. Feb. 3.Thirty-nin new cases Ot influenza were reported here today. making an estimated total of about 800. The seIectlnen were noti- fled last night that in one family, parents and nine children, all ill with influenza, were lying without help in their home in the isolated northwest =. ern part of this town. The road has been effectively blocked and no relief measures have hecn possible
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

New York. Feb. 5.-New York Clearing House statement today gives exchanges as SS3S,7@39S0 and bal ances as $63.007.039.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Mrs. Michael Hamicwicz.

/ The funeral of Mrs. Michael Ham icwicz will be held tomorrow morn ing at the Russian Orthodox church. The burial will be in Fairview cem- etery.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Michael RalnkiS

The funral of Michael Balukis was held this morning and the burial was in St. Mary's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
MAY ASK SOLDIERS
 TO FIGHT THE 'FLU'
Continued from First Page)

pneumonia deaths. but a slight in- crease Tn pneumonia cases as com pared with yesterday Influenza cases tOtalled 3.126 and deaths 1J2 repre- sentlnS decreases of 151 and 3i re- spect1NelY. New pneumonia cases totalled Sl", an increases of 37. and pneumonia deaths 1@2. a decrease ot II.
New Britain herald., 1920-02-05
Right guard

Score: Stanley Rule. -I; Fafnir, 1. Field baskets: Zisk. :: Nol1z, ;; 4ick- erstrom, ?. From fouls: Scarborough. l; No1tZ, l.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25

Son muchas las personas que SO
nos acercan rogarnos digamos 10 que
sabemos respecto de la carretera. LOUD
podcmos decir rosotros, que estamos
tai faltos de noticias como ellos, t,
ignorantes del asunto como ellos tam
bien? Trasladamos la pregunta al Co.
misionado del Interior. Ell, solo el, puc
de contestarnos.
Yea el senior Esteves, que es un
pueblo en- masa ell que pregunta; un
pueblo que no Sc cansa de dar quc
NADIA recibe; un, pueblo que necesita
para su propis vida esa carretera y
que la ha ganado en- buena lid. Lo
sabe la camara; 10 sabe ell Senado Di
ganos algo, senior Esteves; pues 81,
creemos que con nosotros no reza aqucl
hermoso pasaje de la Biblia, que dice;
'peoid y Sc os dara, tocad y la puerta
sera alberta nj el adagio de que
"pObre porhadO SAGA mendrugo."
CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
INFORMACIONES DE LAISLA
'DESDE sam GERMAN

FL sabado reuniose el cuerpo de profe
sores graduados del distrito escolar, en-
50 primera conferencia pedagogical pre-
sidida por MIR. Martin Los temas prin-
cipales fucron la practica constante del
irgi6S como medic cfcaz para ell me-
joramiento y adquirir conocir.entos en-
d ienguaje de Shakespeare; la educa-
cton ffsica, aprovechandose las horas
Dc recrcO, tanto para solaz como para
iiptruccion moral y civica.
"a constituy6se la dircctiva dc la Aso-
ciaci6n, en- la siguiente forma; Presiden
r. Ana Quihones; secretaris, Maria
Quintana, y tesorcra, Edelmira Guz-
man. ,..e..n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25

Hcrmoso despertar fue aver en- esta
ppblaci6n. Nutrida manifestation repu-
blicana cnarbolando la bandera nacio-
nal, dirigiose desde ell club "Ulises Gre
CORY" 10 plasuelat dc 'santo Domin-
CO., donde Sc levantaba la tribuna, que
Aic rodeada por ccntenarcs dc personas.
Di6 comienzo el mitin las nuevc. Ha-
biaron los scfores Ubaldino Ramirez,
Manuel R. Davila, Francisco Toro Qui-
Zones, Alfonso vald6s, cerr6 el actO
cl sefior Lecompte.
A la misma hora, los Unionistas cele-
brahan un mitin EN- la Plaza Principal.
concurTencia inmensa aplaudi6 a los
otadores. Hablaron Ramon Lagarde, Ell
Ldccnciado Coballes y el Licenciado su-
soni, terminando con un discurso doctrt-
nal cl Licenciado Felix C6rdova Davi-
q, Ese acto politico tuvo origen en- la
Inauguration del club "Mufoz Rivera,
situado en- la planta baja del edihcio en-
que habita don Juan N. MatOs, quien
coopcr6 la grandiosidad del mitin.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25

Para ell "a estaba anunciado el bal
lie benefcio del Hospital Causas aje-
mas la voluntad y buenos deseos de
la comision, obliga suspenderlo. No
se derrocha ell tempo nj Sc pierde la
oportunidad de reunir fondos para la
construction de ese hospital, es de Ia
mertar que todas las mujeres de este
pueblo no Sc unan para trabajar por
el. GQuare csusa?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25

La "sOciedad Escolar Deportiva', a
iniciativas y entusiasnios del sefior Ar
&C Lugo, "acting principal, fue Orga-
nisada por alumnos de los grades supc.
riores para constituir una asociaci6n
Despues dc cambiar gratas impresiones
tllvo efecto el fin deseado. Los PROPOSE
tos son: cclebrar confercncias, debates
concursos, fomentar el compaherismo es
collar mediante excursiones; juegOs, vc-
ladas. etc. Sc nombro Mario Milan, Ru
fno Morales. Domingo ouihones, Angel
Ramirez y Ulises Ufret, nacmbros dc la
Directivs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
DESDE NARANJITO

Las sehoritas Balbina Argiielles Y
Haydee Archilla partieron para San
Juan 9 ingresaron va ell ell acreditado
colegio que tan acertadamente dirige
la competente profesora sefiora Cana
cho de Robles. Ambas residen EN- San
turce con sus tios los esposos Archi-
lla-Archilla. Que ell triunfo corone los
afanes de Rola Haydee.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
PoR GUAR SIN PERM1so

Manuel Rivera fue lIevado ante Ell
Tribunal municipal acusado de guar
un automovil de Manuel Rivera Her
nandez, sin estar debidamente autori
zado. FL Juez lie sentenci6 pagar $40
de mIilta y las costas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
GRAN MrT1N EN- PONCE

Anteayer recibimOs Ell telegrama
siguients:
''Ponce, % de octubre.
Reina gran animaci6n para mitin
Unionists. Ejercito Union glorioso en-
Glen batallas. Haran uso paIabra elo-
cuentes tribunos unionistas
Jose Antonio CUEvAS''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
"Variedades" RaYam6n

LLAMA INExTINGUIBLE. interpre-
tado por Madame PetrOva una bo-
nita cinta ccmica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25

LA REVISTA DEL MUNDO-PoR UN ANO
GRATIS
Regaamos todo comprador de la HISTORA DE LA CUE
RRA DEL MUNDO subscription a esta Reyista por un
ano sea un numero mensua asi tendra opor-
tunIdad de scgur ell de los mandates en- su
reacion con la guerra pasada
Para que preee revista en- nees ofrece
mos la muy conocda REVIEW OF REVIEWS en- vez de
La Reysta del Mundo.
ESTA OFERTA GRATIS DE LA REVISTA SoLAMENTE
ESTARA EN- VICOR HASTA NoVEMRRE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
NO HuBo Session

En- ell Tribunal de Distrito, secci6n
segunda, no habo session, por no haber
casos sefialados para esos dias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
"'Rialto''

La bonita comedia on siete gran
des p1rtes titulada "JUANITo EN-
BROADWAY interpretada por una
dc las estrellas del arte mundo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
Cine "Luna"

Cine "Luna"
Los dos ailtimos cpisodios de la
scrio LA NUEvA AURORA por Rene
Navarro, acOmpafiados dc una gracio-
sa cinta c6mica
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
DESDE PONCE

Como estaba anunciado, Sc efectu6 ano
che en- la Playa un gran mitin dc los So
cialistas, lanados puros, este es, que
no estan de acucrdo con el llaniado pac-
to con los socialistas. Tres carros cleo
tricos fucron puCstos al servicio de los
socialistas. La concurrencia fue numero-
sa y los oradores Sc expresaron correc-
tamente.
En- la tarde de hoy, en- el poblado de
la Playa, el obrero Juan Medina Sc sui
cido, disparandose un tiro pOr la sien.
Ha embarcado para los Estados Uni
dos ell ingeniero senior Porrata Doria.
Va en- union de su distinguida esposa.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-25
SAN JUAN
Cine "Tres Banderas"

Estreno del sexto episodio de la gran
diosa serie por Warner GLAND y ell bo-
nito drama ell seis actos LA AURo
RIA, por Sylvia Dreamer.