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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
RECOMPENSA POLITICA

La sinceridad de los hombrcs, la fran
queZa en- eXpresar sus ideas en- ell campo
lie la politica, favorece bien POGO en- es
ia epoca en- que imperan los convencio-
nalismos y Sc vive de la farsa
Las actuaciones politicas de quienes
pretenden dirigir la opinion del pueblo,
Sc han cubierto de tai modo con el velo
de La hipocresia, que 81 Sc descubrieran,
solamente veriamos la falsia, ell engafio
y la mentira en- toda La desnudez.
,SCual ha sido la actitud politica de
Huyke en- ell partido de la Union de Fuer
to Rico?
Consideramos que ha estado, como 10 es
ia siempre, en- labor cons.ante por ell
bien del partido; y 81 algo molesto a los
de arriba, los que pretenden ser los
amos de la colectividad unionista, no
fue otra cosa sino ell exceso de sinceri-
dad la franqueza leal que empleo EN-
todos los actos de su vida ciudadana.
No pretendemos justificar la labor po-
Utica de Huyke dentro del partido, nj
hemos de buscar argumentos para de.
mostrar que ha sido injusta la campana
que Sc emprendio contra un politico, que
como Huyke, dedic6 a nuestra colectivi-
dad todas sus energias y toda su volun-
tad; pero 10 que salta la vista, 10 que
esta en- La conciencia de todos los que
miran estas cosas sin apasionamientos
nj prejuicios, es ell hecho de que Huyke
| Sc capto la animosidad de un prominen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
Problemas y Misterios.
por CAMILLE SAINT sAENS
Traduccion de Aristides chavier

mo invade ell mundo. Els necesario pa
rarnos aqui; la cosa vale la pena.
Ell ateismo, confes6moslo, Sc condu
ce muy NAL. Mucha gente recula ante
el por repulsion hacia una turba que
MEGA a Dios con ell fin de emancipar
Sc de toda ley, de todo freno, para
no tener otra ley que la satisfaction
de los apetitos mas viles; motives hay,
pues para hacer REGULAR a uno, por po
ca delicadeza que Sc tenga.
Por otro lado, una negacion no es
una doctrina. Es con afirmaciones que
SO ejecutan obras durables: la mega
cion no puede ser mas que esteril
Las pruebas de la existencia de
Dies son irrefutables. No tienen en- con
ira mas que 6sto: encontrarse fuera del
dominic de la ciencia pertenecer en-
teramente al dominic de la metafisica.
Pues, casi siempre, cuando la metafi
sica Sc ha encontrado frente con- los
hechos, ella ha sido vencida; Renan oso
decir que ella no existe va Sin embar
go, observad este punto: ha sido ella
cast siempra vencida, pero no siempro;
algunas veces ha encontrado la verdad.
Cuanto la ciencia, por lejos q. pueda
il, encuertra un limite en- que su luz
no penetra; Sc dice entonces: Dies es
ia ahi.
Pero, cada dia, la luz de la ciencis
penetrs mas adelante en- 10 descoroci
do, y ha ocurrido una cosa pavorosa:
a medida que la ciencia avanza. DioG
recula.
Esta ahora en- ell fondo del infinito.
intangible e inaccessible, fuera del al
canoe de la razon impotente. Segiin Ia
ensenanza teologica es ell creador del
mundo, pero de un mundo inito, limi
tado, destinado a desaparecer algin dia
"Los cielos y la terra pasaran'', di
ce la Escritura.
Luego, los filosofos admiten hoy
unanimemente, quo ell Universe no tie
ne hmite que jamas terdra fin. AL
gunos pretenden que haya tenido, ell
una epoca fabulosamente reculada un
principle, 10 que supone un creador;
otros, con alguna apariencia de razon.
piensan que no teriendo limite nj fin,
no puede tener principle.
rs cierto que la existencia eterna
de I'm universe dotado de propiedades
que desarrollan fatalmente SUI evolucion
no es mas dificil de admitirse que la
de una voluntad eterna, independents
del tempo y del espacio, dotada de la
facultad creadora hacienda surgir ese
mismo universe de la NADIA.
Bajo ell nombre de Providencia, Sc
corsidera a Dios vigilar ell mundo. lexis
te realmente una providencia? NADIA
impide de Greer en- ella; pero para pre-
servar un campanario del rayo una
ciudad de una epidemic, un pararayos
/ es preferible a una cruz las precaucio
nes sanitarias son mas efcaces que las
proccsionesi todo ell mundo esta de acuer
do sobre este punto.
Desgraciadamente, nj ell pararrayos
nj la hygiene no pueden preservar a la
sociedad de las rlagas que amenazan
su existencia.
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I v

Hay va mucho tempo que SO dijo:
''Desde el dia que los romanos dc
jaron de Greer en- las aves sagradas, Sc
firmo sentencia del Imperio romano.
Dc clio sc ha considerable que los
romanos hicieron NAL en- no Greer en- Las
ayes sagradas. olvidando que su mas
grande error fue ell haber establecido
ur imperio sobre una base tan fragil.
En- todos los tiempos, en- todos los
lugares, encontraremoS este hecho: una
sociedad fundada sobre una religion.
Lo que da las rehgiones su soidez.
es que son aceptadas como la expression
de la verdad absolute; ahl esta tambien
su debilidad. Llega ell dia en- que las
necesidades de la sociedad que Sc des-
arrolla no estan mas en- ammonia con
su organization teocratica; un dia en-
que las inteligencias, deseosas de pen
sar por 81 mismas, no aceptan mas la
ensenanza teosotica; Sc aperciben que
la pretendida verdad 10 era mas que
una mentira fulgurante: la religion Sc
desploma, y la sociedad junta con ella
Los pueblos cristianos lIegan a csc
momento critico.
Una sola civilization conocida es
capa esta ley: la civilization chi
ma. Los chinos como los otros pueblos,
tienen creencias y supersticiones, pero
no es sobre elias que esta fundada SUI
sociedad: es sobre ell respeto de la ia
milia y Ell culto de los antepasados. Qui
zas es por ESQ que la sociedad china
cuenta cinco mil amos de existencia.
Al origen de las sociedades civiliza
das, la ciencia mace la sombra de
los temples; ciencia religion viven
iuntas, eS buena intehgencia, prestando
Sc un mdtuo apoyo Como la ciencia Sc
amplia cada dia mientras que la reli-
gion permanece estacionaria, muy prom
to eSta Sc siente amen1zada Sc tor
ma, para su antigua protegida pero
un enemigo implacable.
FL Politeismo inquieto a los pita
goricos, que habi9n encontrado la nave
del Universe, Y esta llave Sc perdio has
ia ell dia en- que Cop6rnico la encontro
durante siglos, el mundo estuvo conde
nado a las peores locuras cosmogonicas,
en- ell interes Gle los doses del Olimpo.
IHablaremos de Galileo? Exagerada por
los enemigos de la Iglesia, atenuada
por sus apologistas, la historic de su
persecution permanece aplastante para
aquellos que tenian entonces la prefer
sion de combatir el error de impo
ner La verdad
La ciencia desde hace dos siglos,
Sc ha desarrollado enormemente. Su
revancha es terrible; en- vano los tenn
plos Sc henan de fieles; en- vano mi
llares de catedras sagradas propagan
! la palabra de Dios: Sc siente, Sc sabe
que la fe no existe mas ALI. Entusias
tas, sedientos de ideal, aguardan con
ansiedad una nueva fe; iellos aguarda
ran en- vanol No son solamente los dog
mas que Sc deterioran: es la aptitud
misma de Greer que Sc pierde: el ateis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
THE YALE AND ToWNE
MANUFACTURING CO.
STAMFORD, CONN.

CERRADURAS de todas classes para
la humilde buhardilla y ell mas suntuo
so palacio.
HERRAJES sencillos y de la mas aca-
bada original ornamentacion.
CANDADoS de todos los modelos
CERRADURAS para muebles sencillos,
Gle lujo y para baules.
APARATOS para cerrar puertas muy
de actualidad en- las nuevas construc
clones
CERRADURAS de patente para pri-
stones apsrtados de correo. -.
! CERRADURAS para bancos Y b6ve-
das negatives de ladrones.
APAREJOS de cadena para industrial
les, carnicerias, garages y almacenes.
MoToNES ELECTRICos para niue
lies, grandes almacenes. Centrales azuca-
reras desde un cuarto Toneladl a diez
Toneladas, las puede mover un nlho.
Marca YALE es perfection segu-
ridad absolute
Todas las grandes ferreterias y ,buenas
quincallerias del nrundo, tienen ven
den los articulos marca YALE Es-
te es su credito.
Representatives.:
CERECEDo HERMANoS & co. Sues.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-10-19
HermOSa labor de
las Ligas AgriCOIas

Por medic de circu!nres, en- las
conf,rencias efectuadas en- las
reuniones de la Asamblea sc ha pre-
conizado constantemente la necesidad
imperiosa de auxiliar en- toda forma
Y c)nccptos, la 'asistencia de los nj
nos a las escuelas, cooperando con los
profesores al mejor exito de sus ira
bajos, que hln de hacer en- el future,
la fuente de los conocimientos que ha
de traer en- nuestros campos el me-
joramiento y la perfection en- todas
sus empresas.
No podia esta Directiva dejar de
prestlr su distinguido apoyo a la
obra tan importante del Departamen
to de Sanidad, en- cooperation COR ell
Institute Rockefeller que viene desa-
rrollando en- esta jurisdiction, para
eXtirplr .el azote de que diezma a
nuestra clase campesina, la Anemia
o Uncinariasis, Y ese efecto dirigi6
circulares a todos sus asociados en-
primer termino, Y distribuyo en- h ju
risdiccion recomendando el mas de-
| cididO concurso a tan benefactora
obra, y aconsejando reglas para evil
tar las infccciones.
Convo nda una reunion por el Dr.
Grant, Representative del Institute
Rockefeller, para la election de un
Comit5, que debia acesorar lbs ira
bajos de tan noble institution que
viene practicando en- estl jurisdic-
ci6n, tengo> la satisfaction de indica-
ros cue como Presidente de esta Lii
ga Agricoia, representation que en-
aquel acto asumia, fui tambien ele-
gido para presidir dicho Comite 10
cual 81 para mi particularmente es
.un honor grandisimo, prueba elo-
cuente, que la Liga Agricola de
Utuado tienc y merece toda la con-
sideraci0n que debe- darse una ms
titucion representative de los agri-
cultores de este distrito.
Y voy a terminar con el esndo
demostrativo dc nuestra situacion eco
monica, que 81 bien es algo satisfac-
toria, debia ser mucho mas brillante
81 pOr nuestros companeros agricul-
torres, Sc hubiera prestado un POGO
mas de atenc;6n a los fines que per-
scguimos, un pequeno esfuerzo pc
cuniario por parte de todos para dar
mayor impulse a nuestras propngan
das nuestros trabajos.
ESTADO ECONOMICO
Ingresado por Quotas de
socios tiesde el II de diciem
bre de 1919, al 27 de JUNO
de 1920 -. :. -. $645.6O
C1stos de propaganda,
circulares, reglamentO, sa-
larios, alquileres de casa
para oficina, etc. etc -. = 514.11
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Lilly Cahill, who, as winsome
Rovalist maid, makes p lovely hero
inc in "The Purple Mask" Mathe-
son Langs melodrama Of many di-
verting surprises in which Leo Dit
richstein is starring at the Booth.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Booth Tarkington's "Clarence" comes to life in
the Windy City. The title role at the Hudson is
played by Alfred Lunt Oeft), while that in Chi
cago is acted by Robert Adams. And we'll say
that both AL and Bob should be congratulated by
every Clarence twixt here and there for the
lovable ex-soldier they give us. whus
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Dainty Helen Ford as the French
ingenue in that new musical show
with the changing name-hrst it
was Joan of Arkansaw," then
"Toinette," then always YOU"
and now "I'll Say She Does" ,,n.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
January Is, 1920


.sft--Eleven Of the Joyous
battalion of clowns that
weave their fun in and out
Of the big Hippodrome show
Happy Days. the gorgeous
spectacle for youth and old
age alike, which keeps right
on playing to full houses
twelve times a week in Din.
ingham's monster playhouse
up Bryant Park way. WIN,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
INDIAN SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT WEEK
Exercises Will Open on
Sunday With Baccalau-
reate Sermon

The Commencement week program
at the United States indian school VIII
open Sunday with the b~nccslaurcate.
sermon which will be delivered by the
Rev. A.. L. bowman at 7 p. NJ. Tho
subject will be Life Abnndantf'
The program for the rest OF the
Junc =.
$3.50 y m.-companies u and y OF
the boys battalion will contest FOR IA
company banner.
Drill by large boys with guns
timtt's manual1.
Dumb bcil drill by small boys.
7;0O y. m.-Companies A. u, &, and
- Of the girls battalion viii contest
Tor company banner.
$500 y. m.-Deciamation contest by'
two boys und two girls for silver low
ing cup. Judges, Mrs. a. II. Stroup.
ME-. Pierce Rodey and Mr.. Thotnns ~
Mabry.
s;2o p. m.-Folk ances as follows:
ta) Hoop driii. ~ girls.
90 Sunhower driil. 10 girls.
tcJ Scarf driil. "a girls.
ca Parasol drill. IS girls.
to1 Fancy march. 20 girls.
90 Folk dance. ~ girls.
1900 y. m-Companies A, n, and e
Of the bows battalion. equipped with
guns. VIII contest for company ban
E.i.
$500 y, m.-The graduating pro-
gram viii be given. The address Will
be- delivered by Or. A. 4. Wedge Or
Boston. Massachusetts,.
June y.
$500 p. m.-The pupils Of the school
viii give "a play, The American Flag"
fot the pupils Of the school and tho
children OF ~. Anthony's orphanagc.
$500 =. m.-The play, The Amcri-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
lRHzscn9pefn.

For the first time in the history Of the motion picture industry,
ltopiay VIII claim the right 10 occupy the legitimate stage perm.
NY, mus smashing all precedent and implanting a bodyblow
oc upholders of the legitimate stage who 10 the present have
disposed to turn up their royal noses at the idea Of a common
ng picture daring TO intrude upon the precincts of their hither.
molcsted and peculiarly mOnistic art.
For the Soul of Rafael, . Clara Kimball Young latest screen
ietion, Is now in course of being converted into a grand opera,
egements having been inaugurated with the first showing Of the
Re at Grammar s theatcr, Los Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

Matt Moore. brother OF owen
and Tom Moore, gleya the cad
ing male role mi support Of Miss
Hammerstcln. Other PLAYS IN
ciudc Phillips Tead. Charles
Cirard. Templar SAKE. Ida Dari-
ing. Warren Cook. bernard Ran
DAN Maude I'm. Dorothy Worth
and George Stevens.
scenes Tor the production are
said TO have been taken In Wash
ington. the capitol city, In and
around the Pennsylvania station
and ut the Seiznick Bronx studio.
Although motion pictures are takrn
%serlously In France and England. the
progress OF the motion picture indus
Try has been much retarded by the
war. said Mr.. Goidwyn. In Frapce.
for example. with ~ 40 HG0. 600 pom
ulation. there are only about 1899
motion picture houses and 30 per rent
Of these are small ones. England
also II greatly In need Of new theHters
for thu exploitation VI films. lie
added. however. hat he thought
eventually the movies were destined
to take as important n part In the
lives OF the average Englishmhn aud
frenchman as they do iu America.
The MayflOwcr-Tucker suit. re-
garded as one OF The most Inn
portant pieces Of motion picture
legislation o pending. is about
To he settled out OF Court and
George Ioane Tucker will com.
plete his contract with the May
flower hotoplny corporation.
This announcement was made
today by BENJAMIN A. Prayer.
president OF Mayfiower. follow
ing a conference with Alfred
Hickman. attorney for the May
flowers p%hotoplay corporation.
Negotiations for q settlement
OF this cast have been under way
for q considerable time, ac-
cOrding to President Prayer. and
there have bee many conferon-
ccs with attorneys ana principals
in connection with ~.
NNN
HepOsing Ia n safe NJ the Sel1nick
Fort Lee studio il a document label
ed "contract' and bearing the sigma
tire Of Myfon Selznick. president OF
Selznick Pictures corporation. and
Migs Elaine Hammerstein. II In an
unusual contract. as film contracts gu.
bc,adae II pledges Miss Hammer
STEMS talents TO Selznick Pictures
corporation for seven years.
Seven years Is n long time as film
contract time il rcckoued. II Il lust
as rare Tor n star to agree to enlist
under a producers banner for more
than two ears as Il Is for a producer
TO want 10 engage a star for longer
than thut period. Miss Hammer
STEMS contract p%uncturcs precedent
because 10 N the outcome OF the re-
markablo popularity that she has
achieved In su short u tiuio ana g.
the evidence OF mutual fuith hat Ger
future VIII be a continuation OF lcr
past.
SIS
The latest of the film luminaI-
les 90 lake their pen In hand is
Bert Ivtell. who has been in
spircd To- write d stirring vehicle
for himself for his broadway,
New York appearance. Lytell re-
Gently announced his intention OF
returning to the spoken stage.
and FOR the past seyoral weeks
has been looking over manuscripts.
none of which ave proven sutis-
factory. The play which h. l.
writing for himself deals with "a
character similar Ia Alias IimN
my Valentine" should II prove
what he hopes Il to he the play
viii make It's premiere on Broad
way and Is nfterwnrd 10 be put
into pictures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

Wallace Macdonald. Marguerite De
r. Motto. Hliiam Cooles. Josef
Swichard, Arthur Hoyt. Mtrccila Daily
and Percy Challenger have promin-
cni parts In TITS production.
Myron Sclznirl1. PR silent OF
felznlck Pictures Corporation, nm
rouncod this week that he has
signed director Burton George to
L. long tenn contrast.
Mr. Selznics'p decision to maxi
Me- George n permanent member
OF the SplEnick DIRT 1uriai star b.
ta.d TO be the result OF the success
achieved by the director IN his re-
cent SelzniCk rruduetOn. The
Valley OF Doubt This picture
b. said to have been hailed as one
q the finest productions Of the
year. Wherever the picture hge
been shown, u " stated, Mr..
Georges work i'ts been awarded
with married. enthusiasm. and
TINS reception 'ndorsinE the opin-
ION OF the production previously
held by Nj. seizh.ck. D. SAID 10 he
responsible for the long terra con
tract.
NN<
The flr-t dramatic p~hOtoplay EVER
made In natural colors. 'sTho Gulf
" "hA'N RNhff AfNltlhllNs
az present h lovely blonde kosmik
sihf OF the serial The Hops Diamond
Mystery' is the featured luminary,
VIII shortly make its appearance. The
story according TO Miss Darmond.
was made months ago In the east By
t"chnicolor. The colors. she says. are
not merely the complimentaries. as
mas hitherto been the case with col
ored screen pictures. and the film Is
not hand-tintcd The camera lens
wns an cspccially-constructed device
which has registered an cOlnrs true
to NE and Ia cxac proportion with
out o. smear effect. Niles WEIGH
pays opposite Miss barmoud and the
stoiN IN bN anthony Paul Kelly, tho
WV "'""h new YORK playwright.
NNN
Charles Hutchinson. known A.
tine premiere daredevil and stunt
man Of serials for his dcath-dcfy-
ing tcats In Pathe's The Great
Gamble b. to return to the
Patlc fold. The star was signed
TO "a contract by Paul Brunet.
vice president and general nan
aEer Of PCthc.
Mr.. Hutchison left New York
Immediately after stppf,r ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

can Flag" Tor the public. "he An,nrs
icnn tlagf ~ written by Lieutenant
ieale cormack, is n patriotic play OF
the recent war. lH four acts. given by
siN males and three females; three in
terror Genes. Tho plot l. one a.
thrilling uiclodramn. The sccnes ufe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

laid o. the batuenelda Of France and
b%clfipu.. II Us exciting ard fnli or
nrt'iotic fcfror. Tmc+oue hour Dnd
Thirty nauuiea.
Tie public n cordially melted 10
an o. tho urogrunsr excepting the nf-
ternoon program OF June D..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05
Not So Long
Ago. Bats 1000
Gloria Swanson Decides to
Stick TO the
Screen

y. 4. \ stan Special.
NEW YORK. June st Isn't often
that q play unhctnlded, unsung and
little thought OF by "a prn-
duccr achieves such H success tina u
sets an blasc broadway talking. Not
So Long Ago" has done O.. however.
And Eva lie Gallicnnc ana stephen
Black more arc two Of tho reasons.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

The theatrical news Of the week
centcred In no other than Frances
Starr Of Easiest Way" fame. who has
announced her coming marriage TO
George %. Coffin. lie. not she. has
been married before.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

hosting the highest hin at
e Plncid, New York. rompinr
~ with q hevy Of boarding
1oi girls of the debutante tyne.
\ ickiuE with q young military
mol boy, enjoying the gay life
he big city ana sizzling thru
'fies OF delightful eNpericnces.
e. Thomas. IN her latest selz-
< picture, The Flapper." re-
ed through Select on May 10.
'eases all the charm and re-
hing personality that has won
her millions Of admirers.
ctors and actresses known
Green folk included In the east
support of Miss Thomas cm-
70 Arthur Houseman, who
ed the heavy role in the Eu-
O'Brien Selxnick picture. a
ana His Money" william y.
eton. Katherine johnson.
OdOre Westmnn. Jr., Norma
trer. Athoie Shoarer. Dorothy
1. Marcia Harris. Russell
1T. Maury stewart, Aleene
men. Mildred Cheshire aud
rem Cook.
lFoukNout the production
q runs a vein OF dcletable
o. and dazzling nnery and
Try that are thrust upon Miss
mas by two crooks. coupled
q background 81 rioutous
idur. make THE Flapper"
and scintiilate with compel
interest.
NN
the announcement that he LA.
ted plans TO erect his owl
to- cost IN oVcesg OF $500. 600
at he has purchased three
aggregating 212h.O0O. Sessui
ava yesterday departed from
geles Tor a months trip to Nev
O sign final contracts for hi
dependent producing organiz
which will be known ~ ia,
HaNakawa Feature Play com
,knwn terminated his contrac
aworth on completion Of The
4 Ra'
noted japanese star will com.
lsiuess with pleasure on this
trip east I'm many months. "a,
"A ircct To New York where he ID
n lomicilcd Ht the Hiltmorc. bu0
nj return viii stop on 1T Atlanu,
Philadelphia and Chicago Ia Wis.
/ n. Ia the latter city Nj. HAY.
IN IN scheduled TO spend tnio %,
ith his ono-time professor III
; University.
. NN<
; new pnthc Special. "SlIrr.
which WAS produced hy I'D
evils. b. a perturbation Of the
pr novel Of the Same name
q urrc Barr McCutcheon. Nj
tcheon is perhaps best
N for his books. "Gnu
and beverly Of Gruu-
sherry" while written
together different lines. has
charm and spirit Of his
O. works
O'Mallcy plays the title
n sherry Hcdpnth IN this
pathc special Mr.. O'MHl-
most recent Greer appear
was opposite MadgC Ken
in The blooming Angel"
. appeared I'm q number OF
Lewis productions before
3 them ure 'Notaern Lights
Thici" THE Boudsmau.'
rho pluudcrcr"
NN
cuiss las completed tile cast
Nitagriph fpcciul production
Island" which he vs. direct
r. -tur, vts originally written
ruCur M'Eiis and there are
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

a familiar pest Is IN, tent caier-
pillar which u destructive 10 All fruit
trees. 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

fnpply Your wants through the want
40 columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

Film fans have spent much Of their
time this week looking al Benny Leon
ard u his evil eye. And The con
census Of opinion Is that they'd rather
look at him in the ring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

cniss has completed the cast
Nitagrtph fpccill production
It Island" which he vs. direct
q -tur, vas originally written
ruCur M'rIis and there are
tritling uIii.i s'uuoF. These
8 tuk"u "a Catalina ISLAND,
brings ana san Diego. Calf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

Both look to be the theatrical hnds Of
the year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

A real treat h. coming next week
when Fannie Hurste "Humoresqus
is put on the screen. Those who know
a good picture when they see ono say
that rs nearly an it's press agents say
for it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

Doraldina. the Hawaiian dancer
hns e. signed by the Metro people
and viii be starred soon In "a pivtur,
called the Passion Fruit"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-05

The suspense under which Gloria
swanson has kept Jesse 1.asky Tor
some time Is AZ last at an end She
has signed Tor five years instead Of
going TO the speaking stage as she
first planned.