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Evening journal., 1921-12-29
nlane carrlers III soon be made
Rr WILLIAM SWEETS

Omitted Press Stan Correspondent
LONDON. Dec. 29.-With SMILES
that linked the name OF France with
Prussian militarism, the newspapers
here today bitterly denounced the
French refusal at Washington to
limit submarines and hinted at
grave consequences.
Tie Chronicle led the attack.
That France is playing the same
part at Washington as Germany
played at The Hague conference "is
no figure Of speech it stated.
France has stepped in Germany's
shoes"
The newspaper "a recognized
Lloyd Georgian organ, usually ex-
pressing government opinion-de-
ciares Il is impossible for Britain to
assist France in her attempts to rise
out OF the financial quagmire II she
insists on spending everything for
submarines.
This isn't the bargaining poin
but the acid test" the Chronicle says
The Telegraph says Britain can b'
credited with a moral victory at an.
rate since she challenged the worlc
to dispense with submarines anC
agreed to sacrifice her own.
Although the gauntlet is not like
Ily to be picked up at present, Their
is still reason TO hope" It states.
THE consequences cannot fail q
Ibe serious" the Westminster Gazettl
predicts. 1T is necessary that W
make up our minds Immediately re
garding this open and determines
resistance on the part Of France a
Washington.
The Gazette says President Hard
ing will not consider himself beatei
by one dissenting voice when he ha
the cordial support of Britain.
The Pail Mall Gazette hotly de
nounced France, expressing disap
pointment OF the French "intentioi
to utilize money she owes Britain q
/ build submarines against Britain.
when we see that France is de
lliberately brandishing a weapo
} which is only used aggressively."
stated, lit becomes a farce to pre-
> tend that the entente has any virtu
z left"
= The Gazette urges that the en-
> tente either "mended or ended i'm
mediately."
e. The Evening Star openly charge
: that Frances submarines are be
: inx built for use against Britain"
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
WORLD
FOR BAN ON
SUBMARINES
Continued From First Page,

Continued From First Page.)
should convince the British people
that France is not aggressive and
"a common sense view of the situa-
ton should be taken.
These naval men point out it would
be impossible for France to use her
submarines extensively without lay
ing her harbors open to the attack
Of the enemies capital ships. An
offensive warfare with these sea wea-
pons would thus prove disastrous
they said
1t IS not against peace that we
defend our rights to submarines-it
Is against servitude" Senator Ker-
guezec, member of the Senate naval
declared.
DR.. Laubeuf, member Of the acad-
emy of sciences, said:
IF we renounced construction Of
submarines we would be completely
disarmed at sea, owing to the present
state Of our feet"
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
give PLAYS ON
JEWISH HOLIDAY
Children of Y. M. H. A. Also
Give Program of Recita-
tions, Music
Jolly II APPEAR
IN THE CAPTURE

A program OF playlets, recitauons
and music was presented by the
children OF the " NJ. II. A., as a
part OF the celebration OF the jew
ish holiday Chanukah, known also
as the Feast OF the Lights and Feast
OF Dedication. in the Y. NJ II. a.
Building last night. Two plays were
presented, one entitled Hannah p
bv a cast chosen at large and the
other, "The Capture" by the Jolly
II club. The latter production was
selected after competitive presenta-
tion by the junior clubs Of the asso-
citation.
In Hannah" the cast included
Ruth Schimmel in the character OF
Hannah Jacobson. Rose Epstein
who took the part OF Mrs. Jacobson
Sarah Corbin. who took the part OF
Miss Dorothy Brown, and Matilda
Krigstein in the role Of Mrs. Brown
and Florence Danberg who took
the part OF Miss Leonard. Six chill
dren represented Mrs. Jacobson's
children. They we're Bertha Teitel-
baum, Goldie Weiner, Anna Bloom
Yetta Closic. Lillian Silver and Sophie
Schimmel. The play Hannah had
two acts. IA scene in Mrs
Browns home. "A scene in Mrs
Jacobson's home.
other parts OF the program were
Recitations. "The story OF Chanu'
kah." by Bertha Reese, and 'Th'
Maccabees," by Bertha Teitelbaum
Recitations by Sophie Shimmel
Emile Cohen. Pauline Berman anS
Miss Ruth Schimmel and Besse lie
whisky
Solos were sung by Esther Silver
Lillian Silver and Sylvia Weiner
Sylvia Weiner's song. Die Shaifele,
was most impressive. Piano solo
we're given by Sadie Cohen. Samue
Silver gave recitation entitled
"Die Kleine Lichtelelech," sylvii
Epstein and Sarah Krigstein enutle,
''Thc Burden OF the Race"
The cast Of characters for 9TH
/ Capture" was as follows: Simon
forest warden. Katie Rubin
his daughter IA years old, Sophi
, schimmel Joshua, young MAJ
from a neighboring town, Lilliai
Eiseman; Black Vassllyi, an agen
provocateur, Miss Fannie Shevits
The leader OF the Jolly II Club
Miss Dora Reches. who also coache
the play
Samuel saretslSy. executive direc
tor, acted as chairman. Miss Zip
porah Topkis was dramatic directo
for the entire performance. Cred
goes to her for the arrangement q
program and staging OF the play.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
NO NEED FOR
CASH in JAIL
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Continued From First Page.)
cause Of the blackening Of his wife's
eye, the defendant declared.
one makes me so mad she
forced me to slap her." asserted the
man.
Santone said that his wife always
was good to him until after he lost
his work some months ago. Unable
TO obtain employment despite his ef-
forts Santone said that he has been
almost in despair and felt that his
wife's disposition did not alleviate
his worriment.
According TO Mrs Santone, her
husband showed no mercy in his
treatment of her. He threatened her
with a revolver. she said. The San
tones live at 213 Poplar street.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
TOWNS BATTLE
OVER HIGHWAY

(Contlnued From First Page.)
rington. as it would then prove a
connecting link. not only between
The two highways. but would afford
tho residents in the lower eastern
section Of Delaware a direct route
TO the main line railway, thus bene-
ning shipping interests. as we'll as
being convenience 10 the travelling
public
Surveys we're made between MIL
ford and Harrington and routes were
"sfaked out" and all was moving
smoothly until some OF the business
interests OF Harrington with those
having large holdings on the western
aide OF the State concluded that il
would be OF greater advantage TO
Harrington if the road were built
from Harrington to the Maryland
line instead between Harrington and
Milford They claim that the road
from Maryland TO Harrington would
feed that town and develop the sec
tion between Maryland and Harring-
ton while IL the road were extended
to Milford. Milford being a much
larger town. the trade would pass
right through Harrington and II
would be a detriment to the
place. They ELECTED the suppor'
Of some influential politicians and
called public meeting. A petit
tior was circulated and many signers
secured who would be interested In
tho road from Harrington to Mary.
land. This influence viii be brought
Cam.
mission In an effort to have the
route changed. II Is said thai
among those who are anxious tS
have the route changed is Senator
Cnar.ss NJ. Murphy. Albert Raugh.
ley. Cook Creadick and John. Shell
drake
Word OF this proposed actor
reached the business men OF Milford
this week and they immediatel,
called a meeting which was held II
FIremen's Hall Thursday evening
IT was presided over by Arthur Der
rickson who outlined the situatoi
10 those present. 1t was the unani
nous sentiment OF the meeting tina
the best interests OF the people a
large would be served II the origina
contemplated route from Milford q
Harrington would be adhered tc
and Instead OF a detriment II woul
really be Of advantage to Harring
ton. as IT would bring travel an
business traffic from this side OF IN
State through Harrington to con
meet with the main line OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad which travl
otherwise would be diverted straigf
up the state on the new State High
way
Committees were appointed at th
meeting to formulate plans for oh
tanning the result desired. Petition
will be circulated in Milford and v
cinity not only with the names
signers but showing the value
dollars on the interests favoring Il
Milford Harrington route
Deciding the issue is in the han
OF the state 1Highway Commissis
which holds meeting on Dover {
January 4. II IS proposed 70 run
special train from Milford to 4
Stale Capital on that date carryii
delegation from this town VIII
the matter will be presented 10 n
body
Among those from Milford W
Making ar active part TO mai
the original route are DIR.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
COPS Warned TO
CUT OUT BOOZE

Continued From First Page.)
came as a sequel to the several cases
OF patrolmen drinking while on duty
which have been before the Direc-
tors during the past two months. At
the meeing OF the Directors on Tues
day the subject was discus ussed by
them with superintendent Black
with the result that the non-drink-
ing order was issued.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
FARMER is BANKRupr

James T. Conners. a farmer OF
Kenton Hundred. Kent county. has
been adjudicated a voluntary bank
rupt by the United States District
Court for Delaware. and the case re-
ferred to James Rankin Davis. refer
rec in bankruptcy. Liabilities are
placed at ss.o1s.75. with asset.
amounting to $500.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
AMERICAN BOOKS LOSE

CHRIsTCHURCH. n British
books and magazines are returning
here to their pre-war popularity.
taken from them by American pub
lications.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
BELFAST.
AFTER NONSTOP AIR RECORD,

MINEOLA. n. Y, Dec. 20 Omitted
Press. Edward Stinson. in an ALL
metal mopoplane. left Hazlehurst
Field today TO break the time record
for nonstop flights. The present
record OF "a hours. 10 minutes and
z seconds was made in June. 1920.
in France The machine will circle
the field until forced to descend.
plane carriers will soon be made.
The American delegation is inter-
ested in saving some battle cruisers
for conversion into airplane carriers.
II may develop that no limit will
be placed on such carriers though
the conference intends to define
such craft in way to prevent sub
sequent alteration for capital ship
purposes.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
Gong Taps Among
City'S Firemen

The new service truck which will
be stationed at engine house No. s.
will be tested sometime tomorrow.
The machine which is equipped with
a fifty-hve feet extension ladder is
operated by the chauffeur. The
rear wheels are so arranged that
they turn with the front wheels.
- - -
With one more aerial truck and
two additional combination ma
chimes to be added to the depart
ment, officials Of the department are
beginning to boast OF modern fire
fighting equipment
- - -
Deputy Fire Chief Tazeweu Is
suffering from a cold. contracted
while on duty at slight fire last
night He is able to attend to his
duties, however.
- - -
City Solicitor satterthwaite is pre-
pairing a draft OF freman's pension
plan which will be submitted to the
Directors Of Public Safety for their
approval. It will later be presented
to the Legislature for final action.
The proposed measure is being
copied from the police pension fund
law.
- - -
Members Of Engine Company No.
are fasting today in preparing for
bean feast" at their headauar-
ters tomorrow. The beans were
presented TO the firemen by Firemen
Matthew Myers, and Lieutenant
Henry is busy preparing them, he
being the official cook.
a-e - -
Michael f. Mulrooney, secretary
to Fire Chief Lutz, is one of the
busiest men in the department In
addition to being the youngest FIRE
man in the city, being less than 21
years Of age. he attends all fires.
f-f - -
Firemen who are required 10 wear
a white collar with their uniforms
are complaining that the dye from
I their uniforms is running their col
lars, a change being required every
day.
( Assistant Chief Donohue is stin
confined to his house as the result
of contracting heavy cold.
- - -
Lieutenant Cannon. who stepped
on a nail at the Mercantile Com
pany fire last week. is still confined
70 his home, but expects to report
for duty in one week.
- - a-s
Engineer Banks. Company No. 10.
has been granted seventy-two hours
leave OF absence by Chief Lutz. ow-
ing TO the death OF his father in the
Delaware Hospital yesterday after
noon.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Layton Grier. Senator l. d. Short
Wilson Vinyard. John w. Herring.
George n. Hall. DIR. F. l.. Grier, A.
b. Peet and Others
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

his family that a copy be spread
upon the minutes OF this association,
that copies be presented TO the Su-
preme Court, the Superior Court. in
and for New Castle county. the Court
OF Chanceryl and TO the District
Court OF the United States for the
District OF Delaware and that
copies be furnished the public
press"
Evening journal., 1921-12-29
COMPROMISE BY
IRISH FACTIONS

CONTINUED From First Page.)
into Sim Fein headquarters in Dub
lin.
The fear has been put forward
here. however, that the basis Of com
promise might be a slight revision
OF the pact.
In recognition OF this fear Pre-
mier Lloyd George authorized the
issuance OF statement that no re-
vision-however siight-would be
tolerated and that If the present
treaty did not prove good enough
there would be no other.
mo British statesman could go
further than we have gone" the
Premier stated. Alteration OF the
treaty either by England or Ire
land would render It null and void.
This would indeed be deplorable in
the interests OF both countries"
BELFAST. Dec. 20. Omitted Press)
The year Of guerilla warfare in
Belfast has taken toll OF 11O lives
It was announced here today.
OF these 4 were police. Five hun
dred and forty were wounded.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Deputy Fire Chief Tazewer Is
suffering from a cold. contracted
while on duty at a slight fire last
night. He is able to attend to his
duties, however.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Engineer Banks. Company No. 10.
has been granted seventy-two hours
leave Of absence by Chief Lutz. ow-
ing TO the death OF his father in the
Delaware Hospital yesterday after
noon
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Lieutenant Cannon. who stepped
on nail at the Mercantile Com
pany fire last week. is still confined
20 his home, but expects to report
for duty in one week.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Assistant Chief Donohue is stin
Confined to his house as the result
of contracting a heavy cold.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Firemen who are required TO wear
a white collar with their uniforms
are complaining that the dye from
their uniforms is running their coll
lars, a change being required every
daU
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

with one more aerial truck and
two additional combination ma
chimes to be added to the depart
ment, officials OF the department are
beginning to boast OF modern FIRE
fighting equipment.
Evening journal., 1921-12-29

Michael r. Mulrooney, secretary
to Fire Chief Lutz, is one of the
busiest men in the department. In
addition to being the youngest FIRE
man in the city, being less than 21
years Of age. he attends all fires.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
HOTELES

DAT ACE En sl centre esmsrc1A.
~A~A A~A de San Juan, cen vista
. Ia bahia OsztienS 110 habttaclsass
amphas csA cuArtOs de 5ans. "RsOf
garden. Eit1s ideal para bales. ban
Quetoa "ssir6es". ri nt1a Dc reunion
de La bueaa Ssct0dAd
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

Esta noche Sc dar4 a eonceer al pn-
bhco, en- el "Rialto", la notable tiple
car.ante Carmen Leal 0uien viene pre-
eedida de gran fama.
La Leal reune en- 81 toios los atrlbu-
tos de una gran artista.
Nacida en- Madrid, estudio canto y
defamation en- el Real Conservato-
rio, bajO la direction de grar1es macs
tros.
Carmen nos IA dicho que les 10 amos
apareci6 en- el te,t-o de Ia zarzuela,
eoa Ia obra "El es reno dc una Art S
ta", la eual, preeisa- -nse. trata J.
una joven artista que Sc presenta por p-i
merl vez en las tablas Aquella nochs
Carmen oy6 por primera vez en- su vida
ese runner que producer muchas manos
al batirse con entusiasmo Todavia
recuerda cen cariho aquela memorable
ncche en- que Sc sbri6 ante sus ojos el
nuevo derr tero dc ur porveair glorlo-
so.
Mes hemos aven.u-ado a p-eguntarle;
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tai DIA COMO HOY
2S DE ENERO DE 1858
MAGIC MARTI

FL % de enero de 1858 vino al mum
do, en- la e.udad de la Habana, el hombr j
ex'raordinario que cuarentidos aEo1
mas tFrdo, on 1895, hlbia d. consagrar
con su sangrs, en- el caa9o de Dos Rios
el j 'eal de la RepdbLea Guiana, de- qae
Sc eonvirt.6 ea verbo, ap6stol, hsros y
mar:ir aquel varon egregio que fus sel
la visa y sora pOr siempr' ea la innor
ta'iaPd his oriea, joss AIorti.
Al conaolorar, hoy, e! go. aniverza
rio de su Eseiineato, debe la Antilla
herEara. hija de su sacriatio Eeroico,
Trcsternada ante el sepulcro y "a ne.
E'oria de su evangalico redentor, reao-
var las ofrendas de gr2titud admi-
Taci6n que sienpre merece-a el gran
revoluciOnsrio pOeta, y empeAarse en-
reali2ar pleramer.e e. iseal augusta de
Ia Rep6bliea cordial, libre progrs.
sista gus fspir6 a funea-, en- Csa is,a
luminosa, e. ceaio de r1ar.i.
En- tan soie-4lI9 al. nos adherime s II
jbbilo que debe ssntir la roblo y sens-
rosa Cuba, y fe'ic.tenos su dissiasr,-
d.simo reprssentarte, el C6nsul on sues
TO Rico. sehor doa oussavo Marni de
Herrera, quisa gOza de gran1es simoa-
tias entire rosot-os.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

y PREPAREsE.- Trajes' de ycaamir
do $1,000 a $500 en- la Gloria, FOIta-
leza Vicente Arrivi
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FEDERAcIoN DE LIGAs

Ell sabado 20 Sc reuniran en- Maya
giiez los representatives de las Ligas
Agricolas constituidas en- la Isla, asi
como tambien muchos agricultores no
ingresadcs en- estas Ligas, para tratar
de importantisimos asuntos de. vital in
teres para la Agricultural para ell pals
en- general.
Hay entusiasmo para acudir a esa
Asamblea, y es de esperar que, dadas
las circunstancias dificiles por que atra
viesa la agriculture y las industrias en-
general, los acuerdos que ALI Sc adop-
ten seran de suma trascendencia para
Ell progreso ell bienestar econ6mico
del pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

TcDO I'll CUE DEsEE tsnsr sxito
a. AmoFes. ssE AfOrtunads en- JuegO
asaEFToilaE facultades latsntes. solieits
d Tesors de los ''Lsndns''. ValOE del
sismplaT 500 Al POF mayor graz
4ssensut0 Para infoTnss, San Jose 40,
IsFeH piso
81 HACE TRU-TRU a mAquina. san
Franeiseo namerO n FelsfOnO 7ls aEui.
AcABAMos DE REcIBIR:-Mediss de
sshsFss. con hsta doTada nara GO
tham' p SARA y Co, San JustO , San
FFancisco
81 QUIERE I'D CoEsBGUIR eiento
poF ciento seda pHra. eiento p9F cionto
seFyiei0 , eiento p0r ciento a prueba de
rotuTs. pida las famosas medias maTca
Gotham con nsta dorado.
p sehiFa , Co. San Justo San Fran
cisco.
RAFIA natural en- paquetes no memories
de media hbra en adelante a sesenta cen
tavos lara de e0l0Ees en- paquetes de
un cuaFt0 de libra a veinte eentaVos
paquete. Gonzalez Padin Co
PARA Los QUE VIAJAE tenemOs CEN
pieio suFtido de Fopa de abrigo. interior
ds lana para sea0Tas eaballeTos nj
Cos. tFaies. sobTetodos y deEnas pFendas
Eeccsanas para protegerse contra el
frio -GonEalez Padin co.
MUEBLRg se vende un juego nuevo,
Llaneo de DO pleas Para informe
caFeieTa IS. te efono si3. San Juan
ORANDEs ExIsFEEcIAs DE frasuas,
vsatiiadoFes. Tala1Fos Parei esarpias.
uaniss. barrss. mctoTes de gas go,
bombs Pida pFecios. sucesoFes d.
AbaFea. San Juan. r. r
JoVEN "a ahos. taqu!grafo de ingl6s
y espahol eompetente, Escusla Superior
y Colsgio. dos aaos en- los Estados Uni
dos desea eolecaei6n. ApaTtado 1879,
san Juan.
tACILIDADEs PARA Ell PAGo.-
g26l0. -Vendo casa MADEIRA Te7ientemen
ts construida. Tiene tres doEmitorios;
todos los adelantOs mOdernos. sitio fires
70 salndable 4 dieE Eanutos del Par
que p A. de Castro, Stop A, Gale
Iciza TraEquilidad z. Teleforo 232 azu'
ssTturce
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

ca de Lehar y Fall y la opereta viene-
sa, la Leal formo una compania, que hi
20 epoca en- los anales arsisticos del pue
bio azteca. Fue un paseo triunfal al ira
YES de las mas importantes ciudades de
M6iaAo. Ella todavia rscUerda Qua
aalajara, Jalisco, Mazatlan, .. como
tsmbien recuerda que Sc impuso con la
''Viuda Alegre", 'Princesa del dollar
''Geisha'' 'Conde de Luxembourg"
-i-?
Entire otros mas, formaba parse de
IA c,mpafiia el tenor costarricense Ma
zuel salazar, que actua ahora en- Ia
E-abara, contratado por Brscale
En- e. "Rialto'', como hencos dicho
SC presentara esta noche la gran artis.
ta mairilena. Va hacer un genero dis
tir.o al suyo Mas no por este deja
ri de hacerlo m2ravilla La psico
lcgia de esta clasa de. ezt-ellas e5 muy
co-2r'i ada Aman odian. Son ar,is
tss no .... Pero cuando Sc decider
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
LOmpfaa.

81 oUIERE listed cOMPRAR VEN
pEk BOACs y Aeeionss de BaneOs. Cen
rralss 0lFos valofes ancas rastieaa y
aThanas eoloeaF tomAT dinerO en- hi
potscas pigaoFAI VaioEes, diTiiass a
y LLAURI q co. Tstuan No. 9. Teis-
fono zs7. SAN JUAN p r.
no PAGUE GAsFos sxeesivOs, CON-
pre- en- Ia Gloria. FOrtaieza n y Cruz
a. Vicente ArFiH
sE COMPRAN mil toneladas de chi
Ges nupioa mil toneiadas de huesos
secos 3 tamblen peEuha. Sc paga buen
pTseio Jehn Lewis. Sop 8 i2, PueEta
de TERRA
FL MEJoR TRAJE de Palm Beach"
cue ss yeade en Ia isla. 10 tenemos nos
otFos a s995. pidalo .-Gonzalsz Padin
Co
sR coMPRAN de ve.nte a veinticinco
PIES (m6s o u.snosl vitrinas para mos
iradoT cue esten en- buen estaio Tam
bisa e infeTesa una vitFina para pueE-
"a. Los intsrssad0s pueden d.riiirse al
u o Boz 1909 0 Telefono 2i7. Areeibo,
IueFto Rle0.
CANGA. quiere comprar traies o
Faaguas baratisimos sOlieitelos ea 9.
BazaT vslAzquez.
Box 1918. Tsl s67
San Juan. p r.
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Sc aIgIna.

PARA INFoRAGAcIoE de ampliacionss
aFtiHficas medanones. ioyeria con 70
toGFafis &c s0lieite IA Great Agency
hfcDoRsld. stop 50. Hato Rey
ALQUILo esplsIdido eepar,amento 5
Puertas a bslc6n. frente Al Ho.el Palace
Tetuan nomero un0. altss. Local mids
iFeinta pies largo y veinte aneho; sien
40. pnes. Invisible sitio ideal para sa-
Ton mnestFas c0mis.onisfa. ageltes vea-
de4oFes representatives fabrieas o con
suli0ris msdie0 especialiEta o no espe-
cialista. Q bufete ab'gado, etc Ioeal
de faeil aceezo. alta luz y veutilae 6a
sxcesiva Desae balloon eorrido Sc div.sl
"a bakia por entero. Informant el ssflO-
Rosario. Edihelo Borinquen. frente q Ia
iglefia Profesfante
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
DENUNCIAs PRAcTIcADAs

Fueron denunciados por la policia
carmelo jsuarez, por hurto; y Jose Mar
tinez, Santos Rodriguez otros, por ju
gar a 10 prohibido.
Los guardias Rodriguez y Encar-
nacion, sorprendieron Isidro Quifio-
mes, Juan Gonzalez, Luis Diaz y vi
cente Aponte, en- momentos que juga-
ban 10 prodibido en- ell sitio denomina
do ''El Circulo Rojo", de santurce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

-SigUio usted en- Ia ZarZuo.a?
-Hice ali una buela tsmpora5a
Luego pasa al "Eslava'', de donde s.
Ii para aeeptar un con.rato con las her
r"nas Moriones, rieas empresar-as, due
nas de an gran teatro en- Ciudad Ms-
jico
-tY fine usted a Meii o?
-lYa 10 creo! III. Pero 70 como Coz
tes a quit.rle el cs.ro a algla mona
ca .....
-,oh, nc; va sabemos que ustod fai
poT el dc la gloria. que es c. mayer
de Is oetrosl
En- la Repdbica mejicara estrena-
mos "Bohemios'', "Carceleras'', 'Ra-
mo de az3her". etc; habien 10 ina-s -sura
do con "Bohemios' 'el gran "Teatro
I.rico". ba,uar:e del g6-ero espahol
en- Mejico, que aetuqlmente 10 es dc,
genero nacieral meiieano, con Berssein
a Ia cabeza.
cuando mas en- boga estaba ea M9ii-
co y en- todo el mundo teatr3l la 1.lsi-