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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-21

las tnicas variaciones presentadas,
declarando desiertos tambien por UNA
NIMIDAD, los dos tenas restantes.
Fueron, asimismo, recomendados como
acreedores a alguna recompensa-aln
cuando la convocatoria no hablaba de
tai cosa-los dos cuartetos que seguian
en- merito al premiado, habiendo acor-
dado la Comisi6n adjudicarles los pre-
mios que habian quedado vacantes.
Tai es la verdad de 10 ocurrido; y
va puede el seflor Arteaga seguir CO.
mentando como lie plazca las actuacio-
mes del referido Jurado. Nunca logra-
IA conyencer a nadie de que hubo par
cialidad en- sus decisiones, por ell he
cho de que elias no favorecieran las
aspiraciones del professor de Rio Pie
dras.
Para terminar, voy a dirigir una pre-
gunta al senor Arteaga, que hago ex-
tensiva todos los que Sc encuentren
EN- ell mismo case. GPor que no utili-
"a ell recurso de apelacion enviando las
composiciones fuera del pals para que
las juzguen artistas mas competentes
que los portorriquenos? Hace algunos
amos (como unos cuarenta, o mas) Sc
empleo ese medic EN- San Juan por! un
compositor 'postergado', habiendo al
canzado un exito por demas satisfac-
torio para el tribunal nativo pues
to que vino confrmado su fallo por
otro constituido en- Barcelona.
Pruebe ell senior Arteaga.
Pudiera esta vez ocurrir 10 contra
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Sc vende.

Oe Vende.
Sc vENDE una magnifca residencia
en- el Condado, Avenida Magdalena. In
formaran "Porto Rico Commercial Cor
poration". Tel. ss0-252, San Juan.
VENDO una casa de maderas, de cons
trucci6n moderna, con cineo dormito-
rios, sala, comedor cuarto de baho.
En- sitio centrico de la calle Sierra. In
formess. Luis Arana, practicante Hos
pitales Municipales. Santurce.
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EN- S1,7O0 vendo casa de MADEIRA cons
truida recientemente: dos dormitorios,
sala, comedor, cocina, baho, gran bal
con. sitio esplendido. Diez minutes del
Parque. F. Roldan, tel6fono 232 ne
gro. Santurce.
Sc vENDEN vacas Holstein de pura
raza. Novillas becerros Holstein ma
cidos aqui en- ell pals. Precios razona-
bles. Animales pueden verse Finca Is
la Verde, calle de Lola. Llame al
telefono 622. Santurce, A. H. Biascoe-
chea.
Sc vENDE dc 100 5000 hijos de
platano de primera clase. Dirijase
III. Fog, BOX 81, Rio Piedras
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Sc vENDE un buen solar en- Puerta
de TERRA con casa. Para informes Niue
blerfa d. Cabrera, s. Brau 80, Telefo-
no 1850, Box 414, San Juan, p. r.
EN- vENTA. Una collection en- perfee-
to estado de la obra "El Tesoro de
la Juventud". Dirijase para informes
a apartado No. 90, Rio Piedras.
VENDO CANA, escritorio y silla, baul,
sillas. perchas maletas. ofrezcome CO
mo compradora EN- los Estados Unidos,
q familias que no puedan ausentarse
del pals Tel6fono $50 negro, santurce.
soeo.-..>~~o>~~~y,-->- >---.<-o-yy,e@~~o0-'~e,'~"
vENDo puertas y ventanas de alam
bre, silla de montar de cuero legitimo.
Muebles de casa en- general, lampara
de carburo, maquina para moler maiz.
Juego de croque. Trauqu:hd3d ST,
Santurce. Tel6fono 232 negro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-21

Anoche once fue brutalmente agre
dido por ell mezalbete Aramis Rivera
ell Presidente del partido socialista, sin
que hubiera motive para clio. Opinion
publica cree dicho agresor fuera incita-
do por personals ocultas, por venganzas
politicas siendo esta creencia corrobora-
da por manifestations publicas de un
empleado, que a raiz del suceso decia:
"Tenemos que acabar con ellos uno a
uno, no negarnos despues declarar-
To-. La herida fue ocasionada con un
"bate" sobre la region craneana, sien-
do curado en- ell hospital pasando lue-
go a su residencia. Agresor ha sido pues
to bajo fianza. Seria Iamentable retro
gradaramos veinte amos atras. Socie-
dad lamenta consumacion de este hecho,
que fue TRACTION, mientras el agredido,
Jose Tonnes, conversaba con amigos ell
los bancos de la plaza.
Ell CoRRESPONSAL
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-21
UNA AGGRESSION
(Por telegrafo)
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.

Bayamon, mayo 20, 1920
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-21

rio, en- cuyo case yo seria Ell primero
Ell felicitarle.
Pruebe, professor.
ESQ es 10 practice.
Lo demas es echarle plumas al vien-
to.
BRAULTo DUENo COLON
Bayamon, P. r.
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INTERESANTES In
FORMACIONES DE
CIUDAD DEL SUR

Por estar mudando sus materiales de
imprenta para un nuevo local, la empire
sa editora de "El Aguila" ha suspen-
dido hasta ell sabado la publication del
importante diario ponceno.
En- el local que ocupa Ell nuevo edifi-
clio fue fundado el diario de referen-
cia que tuvo que tuvo que instalarse
EN- otro local como consecuencia del te-
rremoto, hasta que terlninasen los ira
bajos de reconstruction del edificio dam
niicado.
Ell nuevo edificio levantado por la EN-
presa periodistica del sur ha sido abier
to desde hace unos dias.
jose Rafael Diaz acometi6 agre
dio en- el barrio de "Sabaneta" La
mujer Dolores Maldonado, ocasionando
lie una herida incisa en- La nariz.
&. FL agresor fue arrestado por la po-
licia, ocupandosele ell cuchillo de que hi
20 uso para perpetrar la aggression.
Sc formularon contra el las cores
pondientes denuncias.
Los agentes de orden pubhco Alo
mar y Alvarado sorprendieron Ramon
Arce, vecino del barrio de "Tibes
destilando alcohol en- una fnca del Sc
nor Serralles.
Las autoridades policiacas Sc apode
raron de una pipa de fermento de miel
de una botella de ron fresca. FL alam
bique ocupado es uno de los mas gran
des usados hasta ahora por los fabrican
tes clandestinos.
Los mismos agentes sorprendieron al
sujeto Pascual Rivera destilando alc0-
hol en- Ell barrio de "Pastillo'.
Sc le ocupo ell alambique con Ell cual
violaba La ley.
Ambos deincuentes han sido denun-
ciados por contravenir las disposicio-
nes de la ley volstead.
-Josefa Feliciano ha sido denuncia
da por alteration de la paz publica
-Prudencio Baez, alias la Chan
ga, ha sido denunciado por hurto me-
nor, Alega la policia que La Chan
ga" sustrajo de La propiedad de don
Mario Vidal, una gallina blanca, va
lorada en- S1.5O, la cual fue encontra-
da en- su poder.
Los sujetos Francisco Rodriguez,
Julio Archeval y Cruz Rodriguez rine-
ron Ell la via publica, fernando un for
midable escandalo.
Fueron denunciados por alterar la paz.
-Por acometer al sujeto Francisco
Hernandez con una silla ha sido denun
ciado ante los tribunales ell individuo
Ramon Toro.
-Por guar AUTOMOBILES sin tener Ii
cencia, han sido denunciados ante la
Corte Municipal Tomas Rodriguez An
tonic Ramirez, ambos vecinos de Ponce.
En- la ultima Asamblea municipal,
Guillermo Vivas, presidente de la mis-
ma presento la moci6n siguiente:
'Impedir por medic de una disposi-
ci6n del Municipio que Sc construya I'm
edificio para fines comerciales en- eel
sitio que ocupa ell teatro de la Per-
la, arruinado por lie terremoto del II
de octubre.''
La mocion del senior vivas ha encon-
trado eco en- Ell coraz6n de los buenos
hijos de Ponce, proximamente Sc reu
niran, de acuerdo con la Asamblea, ele
mentos de capital, para acordar una
emission de acciones para recaudar los
fondos necesarios para construir rm nue.
vo teatro en- ell local que hoy ocupa
ell arruinado edifcio, que tantos recuer
doS +ieua nara Ponce
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Sc alquiIa.

CASA MoDERNA de cemento. Cinco
dormitorios, dos bahos, garage, balloon
&c 80 pies de largo. Gale Nc Leary,
cerca de la Playa del Parque. Fres-
co y saludable. w. Fischer, Telefono
"a, San Juan.
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Sc ALQUILAN dos habitaciones fres-
cas-, amuebladas en Santurce ,hombre
solos, para informes dirijase a estas
ofcinas.
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COmpras.

Sc INTEREsA coMPRAR una roma
ma que pueda pesar hasta cincuenta Ii
bras. Dirijase a Rafael cordero st.
No. 61, altos.
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En- ell mercado de Ponce sc estan ven
diendo los articulos de primera necesi-
dad precio verdaderamente prohibit
vos. La carne Sc esta vendiendo a 80
centavos, los huevos tres por peseta,
los names 8 centavos libra, La yautia
a ocho centavos, ell azucar 25, etc.
A ese paso, la vida tendremos que pa
sarla sometidos a una rigida dieta de
pan y aqua. La vida es impossible en-
Ponce, por ell afan de especulaci6n que
DONNA a todos los que venden articu-
los de primera necesidad. Y puesto que
el gobierno 10 permite, que siga La fiesta.
Corresponsal.
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Sc ofrece.

SELLoS:-Envfe % cts. en- selloa dc
correo usables americanos y reciblrA
l60 sellos de todas Las parties del mundo
incluyendo: Argentina, Bolivia. Chile,
Mejico, ETC..
Dirijase a @. b. GONZALES, 81
Wilson Ave. Santurce, Puerto Rico.
-sfes7
TAQUIGRAFo: Desea oficina para prac
ticar, joven taquigrafo. Prefero oficina
de comercio abogado. Buenas refe-
rencias. Dirijase j. c. ", Box 81,
Telefono 1915 verde, Puerta de Tierra.
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Con mas de trescientas toneladas de
provisiones atrac6 al Muelle Municipal
ell vapor "Cornelia'', de la 'Bull In
sular Line''. Ell captain Hurtado, de
la policfa insular, Sc traslado inmedia-
tamente al muelle, en- compafiia de va
rios agentes, para ofrecer protection a
los estivadores que quisieran trabajar
en- la descarga de las provisiones.
va hay bastante cargadores traba-
jando, por 10 cual Sc estima que La huel-
ga ha fracasado. El captain Hurtado
sus agentes continuan en- los muelles
para impedir actos de violencia contra
los rompe- huelgas
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Desde hace algunos dias sc han rea-
nudado las labores en- la fabrca de don
Antonio Yumet, que volvera presen-
tar en- ell mercado su gran alccholado
cereipina" tan solicitado por ell pu-
blico.
La fabrication de ''Cereipina habia
sido suspendida temporalmente por los
entorpecimientos que trajo la implan-
taci6n de la ley federal prohibicioniata.
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lea usted e. MUNDo.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
IOSe{ Hofnann

The Tuesday Musical club all
n0uuces Josef Hoffman, whom they
Will present in concert Monday eve
ming, February Is, at Brandeis thea
ter. Mr.. Hoffman, has been in
Omaha on previous occasions and
has large following i'll Omaha,
according TO Mrs. Lucien Stephens,
publicity chairman. 1T is by re-
quest he has been engaged" says
Mrs. Stephens. In her opinion. his
concert will be Of great value to
musical students.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Community Service.

Thursday. February 5: The dance
and Valentine party at the Army
and Navy club Thursday night will
begin at 8 o'clock and conclude
carly. Members of the Patriots
clubs are hostesses Of the evening.
The D. r. A. and Wamm clubs have
dinner at Girls Community house at
$50. followed by an evening of
music and games.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Canteen Meeting.

Mrs. O. { Redick was hostess to
the members of Canteen Company
3 Tuesday afternoon at her home.
The members sewed for the day nur-
sery, which is under the auspices of
the National League for Woman's
Service. They will meet next Tues
day at the home of Mrs. F. A. Nash.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Heart Beats
By A, X.

BY a. 4.
-----'-- All Rights Reserved .-------
A merry WIND
AwOke at dawn
Halt truant-
Half an crrant bteeze--
1t ran from tree
To tree
Ard whispered
Something TO each one
It sounded like:
The night is gone!
And all the little
Sentinel stars
Have left their watch
TO Master Sun--
They've fallen
East asleep.
The wind took from
Each bird
And bug
And bee
And harnyard fowl
And then assembled them
in one grand rcveille.
Their cali
Interpreted by The wind
Was message
To the droWsy world.
They sang:
Awake.
Come meet the dawn
Wherein
Live. opportunity.
You sleep
And wish
And long
For chance
To do great thing
To scintiilate--
And vet you hesitate.
ProCrastination
Drives your hope
And Stays
Your confidence.
The rising dew
Is stimulart
To brain
And brawn
Of man.
If you would win
IN mighty aims
Come out
And meet the dawn
The morning holds
Mans greatest chance
And offers Opportunity
While .luegards and .loths
Go on sleeping"
-SELAE.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Kensington.

The Omaha chapter Of American
War Mothers will be entertained at
a kensington Thursday afternoon,
February 5, at the home OF Mrs,
Fred Palmer, 27l5 South Nineteenth
street The assisting hostesses will
he Mesdames George Parker, Fred
Campbell, Vail Fling. and A Harris.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Theater Parties.

Two hundred guests were cutcr-
tanned at the Orpheum Wednesday
evening by NJ. +. Smith Co. The
Sophomore B class OF South High
school entertained = guests.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

Millions on people know the MT
slc OF Papc's Diapop>in as an ant
acid. They know that Indigestion
and disordcred stomach arc 50
needless The relief comes quickly,
no disappointment! Papc'S Dlapep
sin tastes like candy and box OF
this world-tamous Indigestion relct
costs so little at drug stores. Fapc's $
Diapepsin helps ncutralIlc the
stomach acids so YOU can eat with
out fear.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

The Omaha Story Tellers' league
viii meet at the home of Miss Mar
qucrite Chapin, ll4S Park avenue.
Apartment 4, the Virginia; on
Thursday. February S at AIS P. NJ,
Stories will be told by Mrs. T. q.
Hampton and Mrs. Philip Weich,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Mrs. Sloan Hostess.

Mrs. D. NJ. Sloan will be hostess
to the Benson Baptist missionary
circle at her home, 24SS North
Forty-seventh avenue, Thursday, at
, 80 D. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
For a Visitor

Miss Frances Mueller of Daven-
port, la, who is visiting Mrs. A. F.
Smith, vas entertained informally at
luncheon Wednesday by Miss Olga
NJ etz at her home.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
To Entertain Sorority.

Miss Alice Lowry was hos
tess to the members OF the Phi
Omega sorority at her home
Wednesday evening. The guests
numbered 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
CamD Fire FrOlic

The Campfire girls will hold a
Camp Fire frolic at the Pretticst
Mile club Thursday, February 5.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Informal Theater PARTY

Miss Emily Keller gave the
ater party for six guests at the
Brandeis, Wednesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

only dance such little things as
taught by my schoulmates. Mother
thinks them all silly, and because of
il. ! feel like walltower or an orna,
ment not meant for any good.
Hoping to see this in print Thurs,
day or Friday. | will thanh You i'll
advance. SHORTY.
In my opinion mother should
not he 50 strict as TO refuse to let
her daughter speak TO boys. You
may be too young to have boys call.
hut If boys and girls are permitted
to mnsle, as friends, under the
Chaperonage OF an older person,
there is not half the desire 10 keep
"landestine appointments. | think
little parties are splendid FOR young
folks and do not understand why
a mother should he unreasona bic.
Perhaps YOU haven't told me all OF
the story Certainly the greatest
mistake a mother can make IS to
keep her daughter outside her con-
tidence II she ridicules your joys
and sorrows, naturally you Will not
Confde in her. She will regret this
If she Is a wise woman.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

Anxious BlOndy-When new
acquaintance says I'm very glad to
meet you" one should reply with
Thank you" or And am very
glad to meet you" In fact, any
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

4 Readcr-You had better ask
the young lady what she means by
love up" | do not know.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05
Personals

Miss Margaret Riley IS recovering
from an attack Of grippe. She will
leave for Excelsior Springs within
a few DAYS
Omahans stopping at the Hotel
Clark, Los Angeles, recently were
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. 5. Montgomcry
Mrs. +. \. Graysou. F. NJ. Hollis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Arnold
Mr.. and Mrs. {, +. McManus OF
Waterloo, Ia, and Dr., and Mrs. B.
NJ. Mcintyre OF Wiusidc, Neh., were
called here last week by the serious
illness of Mrs. J. McManus.
\ son was born Tuesday to Mr.
and Mrs Joseph W. Seacrest Of Lin
coin. Mrs. SeaCrest WAS formerly
Miss Alice Rushton, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Rushton OF
Omaha.
P. A. Barrows of Lincoln spent
Wednesday in Omaha.
{. F. Alling of Keokuk, Ia, is
spending several days in Omaha.
Mrs. J. NJ Baldrigc and Miss
GWcndo)yn Wolfe leave Friday TO
spend several days at Excelsior
Springs. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Adams re
turned Saturday from the south,
where they spent several weeks.
They are at home at the Coronado
apartments. Mrs. Adams was for
merly Miss Gladys Putnam
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Porter OF
Chicago, formerly Of Omaha, arrived
Wednesday to spend several days
here. They will stop at the Col
onial.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

P. 4. Barrows Of Lincoln spent
Wednesday in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

Miss Margaret Riley IS recovering
from an attack Of grippe. She will
leave for Excelsior Springs within
a few davs.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

{. F. Alling Of Keokuk, Ia, i
spending several days in Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-05

Mrs. !. NJ. Baldrigc and Miss
GWcndo)yn Wolfe leave Friday to
spend several days at Excelsior
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11

tenant Theodore B. Cowee of Troy, N. Y.. of the United States air service, who has had more than 250 hours of flying time on various types of planes
 Reasons for the inauguration of this course are summed up as follows: The world has entered upon new era of both freight and passenger air trans portation, and aeronautics can no longer be ignored by the higher lnSu- tutions of learning; also, if America hopes to compete in the world air commerce she must start in training a host of fliers now to become bet ter acquainted with the air.
 The great explorations of the future lie along the air channels encircling the earth. and no college can afford to be behind in this field. American col leges and universities should serve as the pathfinders in the little known air world. it is argued.
 In a short time aerial passenger ser vice will be demanding a great number of experienced fliers who will be need ed in the coast coast service. This service will be composed of large, com foTtab1e planes. capable of carrying 9 passengers and stopping at all princi- pal cities en route. In a brief time Europe and America will be connected by several swift lines of planes and airships, creating greater trade oppor- tunities between this country and E.u- rope. The recent war was responsible for the training of number of good fliers, but not sufficient number to meet the demand in the future As these men were trained under war con- ditions the demand will be for careful fliers who can meet the commercial needs of peace.
 Twenty cadets of the college have signed up for the course, and already have started training.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
UP IN MABEL $ ROOM WITH FUN AND SPICE
 AT ELKS JAN. 13-14

Naughty, spicy, brilliant, funny, swift and daring are a. few of the adjectives that have been bestowed on Up in Mabefs Room, the celebrated New York success which A. H. Woods will present at the Elks theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. January Is and II, direct from a years run in New York and Boston. Up in Mabers Room furnished the laughing matter for New York play-goe for the greater part Of last season and promises to sweep the country with the same hurricane of fun that nearly blew metropolitan play goerS out of their seats.
 If you want to see how a woman can annoy a man she likes and how much damage can be done by the daintiest, fluffiest, pinkest chemise. see Up in Mabers Room" and sympathize with poor Garry while he suffers torments under Mabefs bed. Up in Mabeis Room" will bring tickies to your throat. tingles to your blood and the most eN- quisite assortment of lovely ladies and lovely gowns to your eyes that man. woman or child could wish for or be jealous of. Every member of the cast is a Broadway favorite. The plot is sensationally daring. Lurking in the folds of a fatal pink chemise are a grief for friend husband, who has a terrible time explaining his connection with a piece of dainty lingerie.
 Tuesday and Wednesday, January 13 and IA, will be two great days for Phoenix theaterfolk at the popular family playhouse. the Elks. They have a great laugh in store for them in view of the fact that Up in Mabers Room is unanimously declared by eastern critics to be the biggest farce hit in recent years. carrying innumerable laughs and a myriad of smiles and gig gles.
 Coming to the Elks on Sunday and Monday. January II and 12, is A Daughter of the Sun" claimed to he the greatsst typically Hawaiian pro- duction ever written
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
THE SPEED MANIAC" WITH TOM MIX |SAT
 LAMARA THREE DAYS

The motion picture lover has seen Tom Mix, the recognized dare devil of the world, do all sorts of thrilling stunts on a horse Now comes the chance to see the erstwhile speed demon" perform in an automobile
 The Speed Maniac" which brings this actor to the Lamara for a three days stay beginning this morning, WeaveS its story around the automobile industry True he is also shown in daring feats on horseback-the pie ture being a combination of both horse and machfne-with Tom Mix always on me business end of the dangerous stunt
 As Billy" Porter, Tom Mix is seen as young Nevada boy whose mechanical ambition has led him to experiment with an auto motor patent which he hopes will revolutionize the racing game. His mother is unhappily welded to his stepfather, a man who went with his own father to Alaska years before. and who tricked the mother into a marriage through the false repart of his fathers death Billy's devotion to his patent is only second to his devotion to his mother His surprise may well be imagins<f when he receives a mysterious note from his father, who proves to be the
 ivest or dead men, urging him to go to San Francisco, where fame and for tune await him on account of his nsonOr- There he dramatically and herUcally rescueS a child who has fallen before a runaway team, and be- come acquainted with Pearl Mathews the girl who is to become an important part of his life, and "Knockout' Me- Clusky, down and out prize fighter, whose ambition to come back" to help lis lame boy proves the influence which prompts Billy to back him and later To fight in his stead during a battle staged at the instance of Billy" Nc Clusky has been drugged by the man who sees in Billy a rival for Pearls heart, and the breach between the two men is steadily widening. Rolled in his attempt to break Billy through the prize ring, the jealous suitor then turns his attention to the coming auto race Tn which the crucial test is to be given Billy's motor. Billy himself is driving hS own car in this race. Then the thrilling race scene, with the steel mon sterS turning back mile after mile in amazing time, and the accident, the result of a dastardly trick to kill Billy. Then his plucky resumption of the race with his crippled car. and his success full finish. The fade out finds him broken and bleeding. but happy in the little group of his loved ones, for the strange denouement and discoveries or the various identities brings Billy and his mother fact to face with the fatherl and husband. and finds Billy smiling happily in the knowledge that Pearl has promised to become his wife.
 On the same program will be shown he Ford Weekly
Arizona republican., 1920-01-11
GREAT MINNEAPOLIS ORCHESTRA COMING
 TO PHOENIX JAN. 29

Announcement is made that the Minneapolis symphony orchestra, one of the greatest musical organizations of America, will appear in Phoenix on Tuesday, January 29. in matinee and evening performances, under the local management of Eugene Redewill.
 The Minnea polls symphony orches- tra is maintained by an annual guar antee fund of SIPS, 900 subscribed by the people of Minneapolis. Its home season consists of A weeks. during which daily rehearsals are held and from two to four conectrs given each week. Fol- lowing the home season the orchestra makes each year, spring festival tour of eight weeks through the middle west. Time is taken during the home season for a mid-winter tour, which