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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12

CUT FORCE IN. GERMANY.
American Army Of Occupation to
be Reduced From $4,000
to 5000

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington, Jan. IL l2--Rcduction of the
American forces Of occupation in Germany
from $4,000 to 5000 has been ordered by
the War Department.
Secretary Baker wrote today to Repre-
sentative Byrnes, Democrat, South Caro-
lima, that the reduction already was under
way. He added that the ultimate with
drawal Of the entire force was nnttcr
for future consideration.
The cost Of operating the force Of Il, 900
wac approximately $4,000 a day, Mr..
Baker said but under the terms Of the
armlstice Germany must pay the main
tenance costs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
.R.R. TRAFFIC DELAlED.
Accident 10 Freight Car at Nor heasi MD If,
Stops Trains f0r Two Hours.
lated Press to Evsry Ltculns

b AssocIaied FrNss % HFFll = Frullk
Phlladelphia, Jan a. frsiic ou ..s
Pennsvlvauia RailroaG oetWoca Mllrul
ton and BaltimorC Was blocked foT H1nu
two hours early TO-DAY whol the nra er
rigging Of freight car dropped Ho ar
tracks az Northcast, Md. .iamasll
north ard south bound road h,i-
Trsihc was fully resumed li So n NJ.
one was hurt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
Fibre Co. Workman Washes Fingers.

Alexander Jovock. llo6 Maple street
had two fingers Of has left hand badly
mashed while at work at the Electric
Hose and Fibre Company plant last night.
He was treated at the Delaware hospital
and then removed 20 his home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
Both McMahons Retire.

James and George A. McMahon,
comprising MoMahon Brothers, today
announced that they had severed their
connection with the Wilmington Suburban
Transportation Co
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
Blazing Tree Brings Out Fremen.

A discarded Christmas tree blazing
Ia the street at Maple and Van Buren this
morning brought out the Weccacoe Fire
Company in answer to a still alarm. When
the fremen arrived residents had put out
the fire.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12

Bloating and gas on the stomach quick
" relieved bv MavT's Wonderful Remedy.
One dose will convince or money fe-
funded. All druggists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
Drank Denatured Alcohol.

Pleading guilty to being drunk Timothy
Hurley, in Municipal Court today, was
fined $40. Hurley said he was drinking
denatured alcohol, which he bought at a
drug store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
Amasemeuts roaish-

PLAY housc Love Birds
Sarrick NsudCxlilc.
OueSn-''r The Cradle Of Courasr
Majestic 'Sonlcthin< pifCrcnt
Savoy y-"Fhe Vice Of foOls.
Riaito The plun.cr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
ALL RELEASED ON
$4,000 BAIL EACH
Specific Sum is Placed at Slo,ooo'
But Amount is Said to be
Larger.
WILL II AVE HEARING
ON JANUARY 70
Warrants Issued by Office OF At
torney-G General S. D.
Townsend, Jr.

Furman G.. Cole, recorder of deeds, his
father. William G.. Cole, deputy recorder.
and Walter Babeock and Albert tennl-
more clerks in the recorders Office, were
arrested last night, charged in warrant
sworn out IN the Encouragement once
with the embezz lement of funds OF the
Office. the warrant naming shortage OF
$4,000. II is reported. however, that the
shortage is nearly double that amount.
The four accuse men had difficult get
ting bail. according 10 Magistrate Broman;
before whom they were arralgned. Severa
friends were summoned before bonds
man was obtained They were finally re-
leased m s.. 900 bail each for hearing on
January 20
Anna Winkler went on the bond OF the
coles. John Welsh on that Of Fennl nmore
and Col W r. Stover and Harry |. GlllIS
on that 81 Babcock
Neither of the Coles, father and son.
was ta l,e seen today, and the county
,hcials who have 10 do with the recorder
=, deeds Office were instructed this morn
ing nor 20 talk about the case, so that only
the bar, fact OF the arrest and the charge
can bc positively stated. The re mainder
Ii the information gained today was
ulmor aud gossip.
While tho defalcation charge fixed
SI5.op0 as the amount of the shortage,
Recorder Cole is bonded for $1,000. This
l,ond nc filed with Prothonotary Joseph
WigglcSworth. and is all that the law re-
q,nrcS HIM 10 put up as surety. The bond
Was taken out with q surety company.
At the Cole home II was said that Re
corsier Cole had left early this morning,
and there no no information volunteered
- 10 when be would return. Az his office
80 the Public Building il was said that
he was DOT there and had not been there.
In reply 70 a question as TO who was IN
charge az the office, the reply was that the
,lerks remaining in the office were mark
ne time until the attorney general or
ss,me one else made some move. "The Ne Is
10 head TO the Office this morning, said
one oi the clerks.
TOWNSEND Il SILENT.
Attorney General sylvester d. Town
end. Jr.. would not discuss the case to-
dav. Il cannot tell the public what
procedure We intend taking IN the case. =
he said. II Is stated, however, on authori-
,stive sources, that the proper step for
the recorder 10 take would be to name a
special deputy pending the disposition
af the case. He Is still the recorder and
has charge Of the Office, but under the
circumstances, the most graceful thing
20 do. many think would be for him Ia
.emporarily rclinquish the direction of the
Office until the case IS disposed Of.
Continued on page
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
FRENCH CABINET QUITS.
Leygues Suffers Defeat on Dc
mand for Vote of Confidence
in Chamber.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Paris, Jan ~ The cabinet Of Pre-
mier IeyglIes suffered defeat IN the
Chamber Of Deputies today.
Paris. Jan. 12.-The cabinet Of Pre-
mier Leygtes resigned today following It's
defeat on a vote ia the Chamber OF Depu .
ties.
The vote was on the question of post
poning all interpretations until after the
conference Of the allied premiers set for
January 10, the premier making bis de-
maud for such postponement question ol
confidence.
The governments proposition was dc-
feated by n vote Of 463 % l25.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12

storm doors. storm sasn. porch in
closures. Tindall A Son, 614 Tatnall
street.--Aay.A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12

Tasty luncheons for shoppers. Tea
balcony Smith & Streyies; sls Market
street.-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12

Glover Dairy Safe Milk makes robust
children. Phone I5s0.--Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses.

collins & Meyer. l0i Wesl Eighth
.sre~t-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
CADINAL GIBBONS
HAS GOOD NiGHr'S Rk~I

Nv Associated Press 90 ENrr, Ereu.nE
Baltimore. Jan. ~ Cardinal Gibbons
awoke refreshed from 3D. good 1ishfa
rest and was in eNceilvut spirits 'nIe
uorniiDg a member 't fh' 'ilNNH
staff told lnqulrers after tht 1IlinAI
health. Ii was very nrohahie .hat t1e
l,rclatc would slL up u..ln ..,l, r>
added
a cheap hcalthful food Glove, 1A.
safe Milk " ana tda0.--AdN.
southern cookery light lunchtous
smith 4 Strcvigs tca balcony, al'
Market strect-.AdN,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
GERMAN-AMER|CANS
WANT V|ERECK GIVEN
CAbINE! POSITION

Meeting az Chicago Demands Pep
rcscntstion in Hsrding's
Official Family
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12
Weather Rorecaw

Nv Associated Press 90 Every Evcning
washington. Jan. ~. forccasf fuf hcla
Ware,
Partly cloildy aud Cnldcf touiSht anI
Thursday freSh northwest winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12

Toronto, Ont. Jan. l2.-The Aero Club
of Canada here today announced IL had
called off the official banquet to the three
American naval balloonists in vlew OF the
tight at Mattice Yesterday when Lieuten-
ant Farrell Knocked Lieutenant Hinton
down because of letter he had written
home.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-12

London, Jan. l2.-Mrs. Terance Mac
Swiney, widow of the lord mayor Of
Cork. disembarked here yesterday morn
ing from the steamer Panhandle State,
which arrived from New York. Only
two or three friends greeted her at the
quay. There was no demonstration.
Mrs. MaoSwiney intends to remain in
England few days and then proceed To
Ireland.
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Dav EXCERPT from the pages of the Alexandria Gazette
exactly 1OS YEARS AGO on each day of republication.
The War 1912 going In todays columns for instance
message from the famous Commodore Perry who leap
ing from his burning and sinking VESSEL onto captured British
ship drove the enemy from the Lakes The Perry who
after the victory sent the acOnc to the Government at
Washington 1--WE have met the and they are ours
Napoleon Bonapare after his disastrous retreat from Moscow
fighting that of the French Empire The star of
his destiny already the and the finger of Fate point
ing to Eba,
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The final with the North American Indians are soon to
begin and the Gazette pages filled with their heroic srug
giles against the white
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29
A V $50

Por ell presente Sc hace saber para
general conocimiento. que Ia Comisior
de Servicio PGblico en- gu session ordi-
maria celehrada el dia 20 de Diciembre
de 1921, en- ell case de Ia solicitud dc
la American Railroad Company OF
Porto Rico, sobre prorroga de la tari.
ia alzada aprobada en- de Julio, 1921
mientras sc procede la aprobaci6n
de la tarifa permanente que tiene So
1icitada, acordo celebrar una vista pG-
blica ante la COmision en- pleno ell dia
10 de Enero pr0ximO, las dos de la
tarde,> con ell fin de pOnerse en- condi-
clones de resolver definitivamente el
cas0.
Todo el que desee intervenir y ser
dido en- dicha vista plblica, debera
presentar en- cualquier momento an
tes del dia 10 de EnerO de 1922, un
escrito hacienda constar en- detalle los
hechos en- que funda su derecho "a in
tervenir y ser dido.
Por 0rden de la Comisi0n
F. G. PEREZ ALMIROTY,
Secretario LetradO
C0mision de ServiciO Plblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29
UNA EPIDEAIlA ENTIRE LOS
CERDOS

En- vista del desarrollo que vienc
tomando on la Isla Ia enfermclad
conocida con el nonlbre ''C6lera Por-
cillo," la cual Sc ha extendido por
distiiitas regiones de la misma, el
Deparramento de Agriculture y. Tra-
bajo orden6 al Inspector yeterinario,
DR. Varas catala. procediera a una
vacunaci0n~ ,lemostrativa de los cor
dos en- las zonas infestadas por dicha
cilfermedad -
En- los dfas % y 23 del corriente
mes. st estableci0 ,ln.: Estaci0n dc
Vacuna IN cl barrio "Islote', juris-
fdicci6n s0e Arecibo, t.onde Sc haila
cxtendida la lnfermeiad del "C0lera
Porcino,'' habiendose rrocedido a la
vacunacijn lie 154 ceTtlos.
Al mismc tempo Sc celebr6 una con
ferencia agricoIa en- la eual tomaron
tparte el Inspector Veterinario, el
Sub-1nspector de Agricultural de aquel
distrito ayudados tanlbien por el
Maestro de Agricultural, a Ia cual
asisticron ~ agricultores. que poseen
cerdQs en- aIuella mun,cipalidad.
FIJI esa conferencia Sc desarrollaron
tenas interessintfsimts concernientes
a. la agriculture Ell general y en- par
ticular a Ia. .crianza dc ganado, po-
niend0se una vez mas de manifesto
el cello interes del Departamento
de Agricultural Y Trabaj0 por tOdo 10
que SO rela.iona con las cucstioneS
agric0las. Sc recomcndo ST mismo a
Los dueiios dc ganado dc cerda Ia ne
cesidad dc que GllOs c,ntinden el ira
bajo de vacunaci0n iniciado por el
Departments. para librar dicho ga
nado de los resultados desastrosos de
esa enfermedad \ csc fiji, el ms
IpctOr yeterinario cnseii6 practica-
mente los concurrentcs Ia forma dc
aplicar dicha vacuna.
Ell dfa % fueron vacnnados 80 GER
dos en- tuya labor tonic participation
ell Sub-inspector de Agricultural del
distrito, habi6ndcsc suspendido este
trabajo, a .ausa de haberse agotado
la vacuna.
Els de esperase qe los propietarios
de ganado de ccrda cc.aboren con ell
Departamento de Agricnlturns Ira
bajo, a fin lie que pucda combatirse
con .exito lisonjero la enfernedad CO.
nocida con el nombre dc "C6lera Por-
cino,' evitando dc este modp los ruiz
nosos resultados que ocasiona esta
enfernedad, 10 mismo al agricultor
que al pals en- general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29

!, FL vicYncs Dor In tarde 81 cclebr0,
tlero eniusiasmo, III fiesta annual que
para csta fecha. celebra el acreditado
planted de enSeiianZa ColcgiO Puerto
rriqueiio de Eifias, en Santurce. la
junta directiva dc este centro, que
preside Ia distinguida sonora Estela
CcStero de Stubbe. acord0 celebrar cs-
! ia fiesta con cl objeto de hacerles algu-
F., nos prpSen:e eS las alumnaS del CO.
! legio. con tai motive 81 organize un
bonito aniinado programa, que mas
adelaIte dareinos conocer. FL primer
nGmero del programa fue una canclOn
| fue cantada con yusto v ent0naciOn.
por todas las niTas del colegio. FL Sc
gundo nlimero del prUgrama llam0 MI
cho Ia atenci0n de la concurrcncia.
Este fuG FL Nacimiento del Milo Jesus.
EStaba repreScntadO por las ninas
Nelly Rdxach Isabel Toro. Marta Gu
tierreZ, (PastOraS) Ana Elisa Font,
Della Ginorio. Mercedes Irene Santa
go, Provi Ginorio, Hay1ee Torregru-
| sa, (Angclcs) Conchita' del Pine, re-
presentaba Il San Jose; Encarnita del
Pine, la Virgen, V Augusta Victoria
Stubbe. nj nino Jcsiis. Las alumnas
que tomaron parte en- este nacimiento
eran de los grados primero Y segundQ
Cuatro de estas niiias recitaron YER
sos. vestidas de aldeanas. FL tercer
nlimero fue In "Canci6n de PaZ"
canada con eSmcradO gustO. El cuarto
numero fue una bellfsima recitacion
por la nina Maria Esther Carrillo, que
fue muy aplaudida. Ell quintO ntimero
estaba dcstinado para el gracioso ju-
guete c0mico "El Abue!o'', en- el cual
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29
La Fiesta de Navidad en- eI Co,
Iegio Portorriqueno de Ninas

tomaron parte Gloria Maria Gutierrez.
Inocencia Riancho. Carmen Il. Ortiz,
DCris WeStlake V Ana LuiSa Biam0n.
Este ntimero fue muy aplaudiGo.
Vino dcspu6s La Hunil1ad Y la So
berbia." Esta spieccsita infantil fue re-
presen ada por las ninas Rosa Maria
Garcia. Concha Goyco Clarita Hut
chinson fuG muy del agrado de la
concurrcncia. A continuation, una pie
IA de violin v piano. por las sehoritas
Margarita Egan V Margarita Ashford
que gust6 mucho. Y sigui5 una recita-
ci6n dicha con mucho gusto por Ia
niiia ITilda Aboy, titulada La MuGe-
ca Vieja'.
Una picza de piano, cuatro manos,
por las ni1as Hilda Andino y Marta
Gutierrez, ejecutada con verdadero ar
te. f,le aplaudidfsima.
DespuGs oimos el Coro dc, Fumado-
ras, de la ZarZuela Los Sobriuos del
Captain Grant, cantado por las
alumnas dc cuarto Y quinto grades, con
muclla accptaci6n. Este coro fu6 di-
rigido por la profcsora,. sciiorita Ma
ria Teresa Fabregas.
Ell dltimo ntimero del programa fu6
un Drill, por las alumnas del sep
timo grado, dirigido por Ia profesora
Ana Bel6n S. de Ramirez. Las nilas
hicieron muy bonitos ejercicios fisicos
En- restimen. la fiesta celebrada ell
el Colegio Puertorriqueho, el vierncs
ha ,sido un nuevo triunfo para este
acreditado plantel de enselanza, de la
cual los. que tuvieron la suerte de asis.
tir, conservan gratfsimos recuerdos.
FL cuerpo de profesoras del colegio
la junta directiva del colegio, me-
recen toda clase dc elogiOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29
Notas de Arecibo

Dicicmbrc 27.-Ya han cohlcnzado
llcgar esta ciudad los Profesores
con rl tin de celebrar las Asambleas
durantc les dfas u. 2S, 20 Y 80
Manana SO concederin los premios
otorgados por cl Iuradu para distintos
traba;os.
En- los salones dc la A4amblca Mu-
nicipal hay ana cXlliblr;0n cscolar dc
mucho mGritJ Y digna de ser yisitada
Existcn trabajos en- bo,dados, prccio-
sCs.
Ell joven Ernesto Perez, estudiahte
dc Architectural darl una conferencia
Il les a!umnos de la High SchOo.'
sobrc este nuevo importahte curse
/ de ArquitN.tura.
La I.ogia "Tauamd' 'obsequi6 ell
la NocIc- Buena los reclusos en- la
carcel dc DiShito, celi fres. lechones
tres cabros. cigarros dulccs.
Sc nos dice que la I4ogia "Old Fe'
flows. hara igual obscluio el, dfa de
Aiio Nuevo. ,.r l-
Hay gran aniinacioa para el dfa
81 en- que di un espl&ndido Bale el
Casino dc, Arecibo.. con 81 fin de espe-
rar alegremcnte. el NEayO Ano 1922
-Por cltleil dc Ia Sanidad ha que
dado prohibi,a Ia mat:inza de certlOs
cn esta ciudad, con motive de una
enfermedad que Sc ha tseclarado Ell
dichos animales
Hoy han estado en- este puerto
los vapores Ponce. .Montoso", con
variada carga. FL jueves es esperadc
ell ..''Helci", con .carga. +"
-Muy concurrida resulto la Miss
del Gallo, reinando mucllo ordcn.
Los seiloies Felix Isalseiro y Gui
llermo Cunning han mr,itado un gran
garage con venta de nochc y -'tlfa dc
gasolina aceite, etc. Este estableci
miento asti situado ell. sitio .centrict
On la Avcnida de los Gbreros Y all
Sc encontrara toda elase. dc pieza.
] para AUTOMOBILES.
COTeSp0nsGl.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29
EN Ell ArENEo DE MADRID
RUBEN DARIO Y Ell PECADO
ORIGINAL

Ante numeroso pGbliA.o, inaugur6 en-
el Ateneo don Ramiro de Maeztu el
curse de conferencias aeerca de Ru.
ben Darfo organizado pOr la Secci6n
de Literature de aquel Centric.
Mas que discurso sobre el tema
Ruben Darfo y el pccado originalr
pltdo denoninarse la confercnciai del
'Sr. Macztu, Improvisation en- la cual
cl disertante. pensando en voz alta,
desgran6 ante su auditorio salgunas
fdr;ts mas o mcnos peEtinentess al
asunto objcto de su trabajo
Pronullciado fuG este en- I'm tono
uniforme: compucsta en demasfal fue
In actitud del orador, que hablaba in
m6vil. con los oios cerrados, como 81
quisiera hacer YER que necesitaba re-
cogerse ,n ST mismO para revelar con
esfuerzo 10 fntfmo de su pensar. To-
do clio, y el respetuoso silencio con
que el auditorio escuch0 la conferen-
cia, di6 Gsta una singu,aridad muy
comentada por los hahituales coneu-
rrentes al Atcneo.4,
Representa- Ruben Darfo en- lai lite
ratura contempordnea la renovaci6n,
no SOLO de las formas metricas, sino
del lenguaje del, estiio poeticos. FL
gran poeta fu6 joyen en un periodic
lie decadencia. Ante aquella, literatu-
a entpetatGda, Ruben VIC que eli arte
's artificio que no es 10 misma Natu-
'aleza, y que las fornas de expression,
.os vccablos, con el uso concluyen por
10 herir con viveza, y hay que emo
blecerlos, dcpurarlos necesariamente.
Esto hizo el autor de "Cantos de
ida. y esperanza" csforzarse en- en-
riquecer q un tempo su ritnno, su le-
xico Y su poesfa.
Hay que apreciar Ell Ruben Darfo.
bajo su cult'ira helenica y moderna,
un poeta primitive. Ciarto que sofia
faltarlc la suprema senciiIez de ex-
preston propla de los poetas de genio,
tales como Milton Goethe. pero
|acert6, en- cambio, casi siempre con la
palabra magica. con la sorprendente,
y en- stis tiltimos tiemp0s con el yoca-
bio lleno dc unci6n.
Rubtn Darfo fue uii cIdsico y III,
omantico. Su crcdo Ell el do un WI
salista. paralelamente 10 dabar en
I ST
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29

Ell cAso DEL SIR. HoNoRE


FL Lcdo. HouorG fu6 llamado ayel
tarde u Ia oticina del seior Ramon
Gambia C0rdova. subj -ComisionadQ, del
Depar1amento dc Agricultural Y Traba-
j0 Y Sc le comunic5 por este, que que
daba retirado de Su cargo de Jefe del
Negociado del Trabajo, y que habia
sido nombralo Ell su lugar el Lclo.
Jose Soto Rivera.
Honore sc fue Il Su oficina sin de-
cir NADIA, pero al llcgar POGO tempo
despuGs cl seiIor Soto Rivera, para
que lc entregara. So neg6 Il clio, ale
gando que iba hacer valer ciertos
procedimientos legales que estaban Il
su favor.
Soto Rivera, entonces So retro. FL
seiior Honore ha recurrido Il Ia Conf
sion de Servicio Civil alegar SuS de-
rechos, Y espera que ella. IN plCno.
resuelva su case, que es cl de unoS
1900 cmpleados que estan cohijadoS
por dicha ley.
Nos dijo el senior Honor6. acerca
del cheque que 6l habfa recibido una
n6Ipina del senior Toro Labarthc, para
que la fImara. pero que Sc nes5 Il
clio, porque solo era por 21 dfas Y
hasta aver tenfa trabajados IS agre-
gando cue saba que SUI chcque conf
pleto 10 recibi6 el scnor Toro. pero
que 10 dev0lyi6 al Auditor por 1lti-
mo nos dijo el seilor Honore. que 81
cree actuar con arreglo Il derechos. Y
que llevar; el asunto hasta 10 ultimo.
defendiendo asi muchos compaileros
snyos de que Sc les Eaga una injus-
ticia.
Visitamos al sciior Toro Labarthe. V
nos ofreci0 uIas notas para su publ
cacion, pero fufmos Il buscarlaS Il las
doce y HOS aplaZ6 para la una me-
dia, hora en- que entra en- prenSa Ell
NTPARCIAL
Verbalmente nos diio, que necesita
Ia comple!a cooperation dc todos sus
empleados para salir tdelante que
nunca habfa tenido coptianZa en- el
sehor Honor6. Que este NADIA tiene
que Yer con In polftica, aunque 6l es
republicano.
En- la edici0n de manana publica-
remos las notas que Gl nos dc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-29
EsPECTACULOs

Cine Tres Banderas.-El drama en-
Z actos -"La Furia del Cuervo".
.Teatro Rialto.-El drama Para
mount en-. 6 actos Gel Espejo Negro" y
una Revista Paramount No. n.
Cine Luna.-"El Benecio de los Cua-
ltro Diablos", drama en- actos. r
Teatro Strand, (Santurce) Harry
T. Morey en- ell grandioso drama en- 5
actos Gel Hcmbre que Vencio".
Cine Las Antillas, (Tras Talleres).
-Primera jornada de la gran pelicu-
la por William Sorell LA Hija de la
Guerra.
Cine Puerto Rico (Santurce).-Un
hermoso drama en- 6 parties. I'm relle-
no "De Potencia Potencia".