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Evening star., 1921-11-07
Protect Them All!
70 the Editor of The Star:

within the past two weeks 1 have
attended three events in honor of our
dumb animal friends and helpers.
namely; the dog show; the unveiling
Of the tablet erected by the American
Red Star Animal Relief to the memory
OF the horses and mules which made
the supreme sacrifice in the world
war, and the great convention of the
American Human Association in
Philadelphia. following this last cere-
mony in our city. 1 was impressed
with the realization of the debt we
humans owe those or the race that
cannot speak for themselves
These events remind me of the two
letters that have appeared within the
last month in The Star, by Mr.. Briggs
and Mr.. Bradford, respectively, re-
garding the subject of vivisection and
the Senate subcommittee hearing on
Senate bill 75s, to exempt dogs from
these gentlemen in their defense of
this faithful friend of mankind.
l am sure the people at the humane
convention were real dog lovers; I
wonder If, those I saw at the dog
show-many of whom so kindly stayed
by their exhibits constantly, in the
noise and excitement of the show
are the true type of animal lovers,
possessing not simply selfish love
! for their own high-ored pets, but
mongrel and for all animal life. And
If SO, such animal lovers must sense
in the eloquent eyes, vibrating throats
and fast-wagging tails of their splen-
did pets something akin to soul
striving to voice itself in love and de-
votton. Likewise should one such
sense the far from dumb" gratitude
yelling up in the eyes of some for
lorn. wandering canine in whom he
has instilled confidence by a pat and
L.
Animal Rescue League in case he can
not provide for him himself, rather
than send the little beast on his
weary way. The writer has taken
many such off the city streets and
knows that grateful canine look.
Vivisection is not licensed prac-
tice. In fact. it seems that permission
has to be obtained for everything else
but opening up the quivering, living
flesh Of sentient. but speechless crea-
lures, and subjecting them to all sorts
Of tortures. Moreover. not even the
human race escapes the vivisectors'
inoculating needles, for records Of au-
thenticated cases admit incubation
experiments of various kinds upon
feeble minded and criminals. upon
adults without their knowledge, in
several public institutions, which thus
shamefully dishonor their trust in
taking advantage of these unsuspect-
Ing ones.
Surely right-minded citizens upon
becoming more acquainted with such
facts will not stand for such abuse of
the sacred right of humanity. We
must protect our own human kind from |
this INSCRIPTIONS practice: we must !
protect our speechless brothers. also. |
BY urging our congressman to favor |
this Senate bill. which seeks only to |
exempt in the District and the United !
States territorial and insufar possess
sions the dog, the devoted guardian of |
our race since the time of the cave |
mar centuries ago, we will take a |
step toward freeing from this, crueIty@
both the human and the speechIess /
creatures subjected to 1t.
VIRGINIA, W., SARGENT.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
JEWS FROM LITHUANIA
AWAIT PASSPORTS TO U. S.
Many Claim Relatives in This
Country in Seeking Permis-
sion to Come.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
KOVNO. Lithuania, November g.
From all parts Of Lithuania and
adjacent Russian territory thousands
of persons have been pouring into
kovno during the last few weeks to
await the opening, tomorrow. of the
department of the American con-
Sulate which is to wise passports.
Scores of persons, claiming to have
relatives in the United States. already
have applied TO the consulate, seeking
permission to go there.
In addition to the thousands of
persons already here additional
thousands are expected to come in
from Russia. if the states bordering
on Lithuania permit them to do so.
One emigrant aid society has applied
to the Lithuanian government for
permission TO make Lithuania
clearing station for Russian Jews.
1t has agreed to build a quarantine
station at the Society'S own expense.
Lithuania. however, will not consent
to this unless vises of passports to
the United States are guaranteed.
This the American officials decline
to do.
Capt. Evan f. Young, the American
commissioner in the Baltic states. anu
several members of his staff have
come here from Riga to investigate
the situation.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
LITTLE SUGAR IN RUSSIA.
Outlook for Christmas Sweets Is
Disheartening.

PETROGRAD, October 14.-Christ-
mas will bring but little candy or
other sweets to Russian children. In
fact, a great percentage of them VIII
not even have enough black bread
much less ginger cookies and choco-
late eclairs.
Russia's sugar crop this year
amounted to only slightly more than
200.O00,000 pounds, for 10000 600 per-
sons-less than tWo pounds for each
person. And the importation IF sugar
is practically nil.
These figures are from the official
reports of the government The Rus
sian pound is only twelve ounces or
one-fourth less than the American
pound: Consequently, the sugar crop
for this year is not muca IN excess of
l5O.OOO.OOO American ponds
In pre-war days, Russia used to e::-
port about as much sugar as it now
produces. and its annual production
was over twenty times what il is to-
day. The population was about 1so,-
100000 before Poland, Finland, the
Raltic states, Georgia, armenia, and
parts of Siberia We're created into
new governments. So, in pre-war
days. there was per capita con-
sumption of over twenty Russian
pounds of sugar annually
Evening star., 1921-11-07

Sheeting, 21a Yards
Beverly" "a. &1 ~
the heavy weight sD .Oy
used for bed
spreads. 2h yards for $1.38.
40.inch Pillow Tubing
Extra heavy and 49,
specially priced at 4lC
41c yard-for Base
ment Day.
Lilly" Comfort Bats
fine snrss aaalftS PHanosi Of S1.OO
pure white Bat
Enlightenment Day Mt $1.OO.
8lx90 Bedspreads
Heavy Crochet O. En
Spreads for full 0L.Oy
size beds-Base-
ment Day at $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-11-07

34-inch Centerpieces
With row Of m
lace in center and OSC
around edge-Base-
ment Day Mt 60c.
Double-Bed Size Sheets
Heavy weight, hem o.
med; arge.-Basement ~
Day mt $1.O0 each.
Hemmed Table Cloths
Choice of patterns o.
as in expensive pure b.
linen cloths.-Basement
Day, $1.0O.
Diaper Cloth, 10 Yards
This 27 inch d 10
Cloth is special D 40
for. Basement
Day only-at 10 yards for
$1.4S.
Evening star., 1921-11-07

From the Fourth Floor Trunk Section
Wardrobe Trunks at $22.5O
Durable. Will stand rough -and-tumble" Standard
Covered with vucanzed fiber They waterproof.
Lined with Complete with hangers hat box
spring lock and drawbots. At $3.50.
Travelling Bags, $4.95
Royal-F0urth
Evening star., 1921-11-07

Handkerchiefs Four for
Won ms Sheer Rn
Lawn Handkerchief, 0SC
daintily embroidered:
75c value. basement Day,
soc. !.
Leather Boston Bags
These are the 61 /n
first quality-reg- Dl.@
ular at $1.9S;
made Of split cowhide leath-
er.-Basement Day, $1.10.
Women's Velvet Bags at
Silk lined bags, Ct M
with silveroid Dl.UU
frames, purse
and vanity mirror. $1-98 val
ue. Basement Day, @1.OO.
Evening star., 1921-11-07

Gowns, 98c
or heavy Cambria
high and " necks,
long sleeves.-Basc-
ment Day only mt
0Sc.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
Women's Nigghtgowns,
And Envelope Chemise Nainsook
795c

special at 7scNot than three each
pretty embroidery trmmng.-Basement Day only at s8c
Evening star., 1921-11-07

Gowns, $l.33
OF real Windsor
Crepe, in pink. blue
and peach. Tailor
made. Basement
Day only at s1.3s.
Evening star., 1921-11-07

Leggins, soc
Children's Fleece
down Jersey Cloth
Leggins. button at
side. / to 4 year
sizes. - Basement
Day, SOC pair.
Evening star., 1921-11-07

Children's Soc Underwear
Ribbed and fieeced IN
Vests. high neck and OyC
long sleeves; pants
ankle length. Sizes 20 to "a
at 39c.
Boys $l.00 Underwear
Derby Ribbed o.
Union Suits, high O0C
neck, long sleeves,
ankle length. 6 to IA years
at S5c.
39c Nazareth Waists
Ribbed. with tape IN,
and washable but ZyC
tons. All sizes.
Basement Nay only at zoe.
Evening star., 1921-11-07
Washington's Greatest Coat Sale Continues
Sale of PrintZess Goats
Savings That Are Truly Extraordinary!
$39. $40. $50. SO


that supeatve degree
and tailor
a noticeably degree better
areI lined ,Ci1 "Skinners' and fancy Innings
All guaranteed giue for Color
includes: Macy, Sorrento black deer
bou buff and Malay.
Look for the Printzess Labe1-It's Your Guarantee.
Pal Royal
Evening star., 1921-11-07
Tomorrow, Tuesday, Last
Day Of Our T~o'Doy
Sale of Black Silks

A partial list of the man.
$1.59 Black Satin d 2s |
Messaline. Yard. ~A'O
s1.7s Black d 3e
Taffeta. Yard. %A'oo
cn..m.asa 'l:Ts Black x.,, $l.35
s.,;a Sass Y,.s BLACK Mirror $2.25
n.,:. SIS, g,,7s,s Black Ss,s ss,1- $2.25
$3.50 Black Skin d. 7S
ner's Satin. Yard,
c.sas ss:ss xas,, Black Satin $2.25
,nsss',, ss:ss Black xa., Satin $z.25
,nn. ss:', ya',., B.se1 1,cs Cos $2.75
$1.98 Black Satin O. zS
Duchess. Yard,
$1.9S Black Crepe O. 7S
de Chine. Yard,
$1.98 Black Chiffon &17S
Taffeta. Yard,
$6.45 Black Crepe 6%no
Satin. Yard,
$6.75 Black Crepe cAOQ
back Charmeuse. Yd., %>o
S5.9S Black Kit
tens Ear Crepe. &Ano
Yard,
$4.49 Black Co.'S N2zS
tune Velvet. Yard,
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$3 and $3.50 Corsets, $l.98

MayOBelt for average and stout fgures-of heavy cout
white and pink double boned throughout; comforting
durable; "a to s. Basement Day, $lq8
Evening star., 1921-11-07

in limited
a good heref fol tomorrow-Basement
Evening star., 1921-11-07

100 Imitation Mahogany
Telephone Stands, $4.95
Including stools. Made of dependable hardwood Phone
has shelf for telephone book Buy and give for
Christmas gifts. Stand and Stool complete SAo5.
Royal-Fourth
Evening star., 1921-11-07
Women's Flannelette XII
In Long and Short Styles.
Women's VOile. Blouse
Winter Style-With Long Sleeves.
00(,

needework-the hemstching,
trimmings the tucksthe price will delight
Evening star., 1921-11-07

$3.49 Black Crepe o. OE
Poplin. Yard,
$a.4s Black Willow o. OF
Poplin. Yard, ~
1915 Black Satin d. OF
de Leon. Yard, ~
r.ss,.. $685. Black @s,,. Fancy $2.95
c.s;ss. .,;ss Black 8st,' s't'" $2.95
c.a,ss. .t;ss Black 4sta: p'""s $3.95
$4.4s Black Satin c7OE
Barre. Yard, ~
s4.Ss Black Cam &2OE
bridge Crepe. Yard. ~
s4.sS Black Satin e2OE
Grenadine. Yard,
$3.50 Black Chiffon c7 7S
Velvet. Yard, %
p,,a $3.50 T.,ra. Black va1" Erect $3.35
$3.50 Black Seal &S 90
Plush. Yard, $
v.,ss. ;5;ss Black 1sta Chiffon $4.85
$1,000 Black ALL
1.t, ,',s Chiffon Velvet $500
$3.50 Black ALL
silk Lyons Velvet. GIN Sn
Yard, ~
PaIais Royal-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-07

By mail is made easy for our patrons by our
efficient mail order shopping experts.
Evening star., 1921-11-07

One of the Binner factory experts, Miss Bur.
leigh, ,ciH be here for this sueek to give indi-
vidual fitting. Arrange for an appointment.
Binner Corsets-You will easily find the corset to suit
vou individual figure Binner models for all Bnner
are fitted living models before they sent out
Nothing is left to chance suth Binner Corsets.
Be sure to advantage of this special service It's
for limited time only. Arrange for fitting Immediately
Palais Royal Aoor.
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ISL! ISL! ISL! listed puede apren-
der ingles por correspondence en- su
propia casa en- los momentos oesocu-
pados. Hablelo, lealo escribalo des-
pues de haber tornado algunas leccio-
ncs del famoso, corto, facil practi-
co METODO UNIVERSAL. Cursoes
pecial para principiantes tambien
para estudiantes avanzados. Mande-
nos su nombre direction y lie envia-
remos information detallada. THE
6O) 235 w. 1903 St.. New York, N. Y.
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No. z. Advf-
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EI Club CiviCo F0meninO'

Esta asociacion celebrara SUI tercera
session ordinaria Ell dia tres del eurante
mes de mayo, las diez de la maIiana,
en- ell salon de asambeas de la ''BibI!o
teca de Carnegie.
En- dicho acto tomaran possession de
sus cargcs, los miembros del Comite
Executive y de la Junta de Directoras,
electoS EN- la session celebrada reciente-
mente en- La Mansion Ejecutiva y cuyos
nombres publicamos a continuation.
COMITE EJECUTIvo:
Presidenta honoraria, MES. Archibald
Hopkins. Presidenta efectiva, sefiora
Maria de Perez Almiroty. Vice-P -Presiden
ia honoraria Mrs. Arthur Yayer. Wee
Presidenta efectiva, Mrs Laurence Hop
kins. Secretaria, Mrs. w. E. Ieer.
Tesorera, Mrs. John J. Quinn.
JUNTA DE DIRECTORAS:
Sefiora c j. de Travieso Mrs. Fred.
Holmes. Mrs. Oliver Tassig. sefora Ma
ria B. de del Vale. Mrs. Knowleon Mi
xer. Mrs. Walter A Glines. Seficra j.
" de Martinez Alvarez. Sonora Maria
de Giusti. Senora Maria del Vale de
Jimenez. Mrs. J. Lugo Vifias
Sc invita- las seforas sehoritas
de San Juan para que acudan en- la
fecha irdicada, en- la hora senalada,
la Biblioteca de Carnegie a conocer
los altos prop6sitos y mobiles aspiracio
nes del "Club Civico Femenino" Y a
unir sus esfuerzos al de las damas va
asociadas para Ell mejoramiento general
en- particular de las condolences de vi
da del sexo femenino
Con la generosa cooperation de todas
nuestras damaS Ia beneica Influenza
del "Club Civico Femenino' Sc deja-
rd sentir en- breve Y todas experimental
rar la alta satisfaction de haber secun
dado la noble iniciativa de Mrs. Ar
chibald Hopkins, quien conocedora de
la efciente labor llevada cabo por ell
Club de igual nombre existente en- Wash
ington, del cual ha sido digna acti
va presiderta Sc ha esforzado en- que
una asociacion analoga sea establecida
en- esta ciudad para bien de todos sus
habitantes
Confiamos en- que nos sera dado con
templar EN- esa proxima reunion la mas
hermosa representation de nuestro nun
do femenino.
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L. Aperture. 2. Selection de piano
y violin, por la Srta. Maria Mercedes
Jimenez y Ell joven Jose Alvarez Mar
tin. s. Conferencia Prevention de
las Enfermedades'' por ell DR.. Luis
Garcia de Quevedo. A. Selection per
la Srta. Margarita Muiioz. s. Mono
logo recitado por la Srta. Maria T..
Nicolau. g. Discourse sobre agricultu
ra, por el Sr. Legrand. T. Selection
de piano y violin por los jovenes ex-
preSados en- Ell nImero 2. g. "De 81
Dor Criollo'', coro por un grupo de
alumnos de La Srta. Maria Garcia Gu:
nones. g. "Caracter Educaci6n"
discurso por ell Lcdo. Tulio Rodriguez,
Juez municipal de la locahdad. TO-
''Flor de Te'' canci6n por la nina
Edelmira Mendez acompahada al piano
por la Srta. Manuela Centeno. IL
Entrega de los premios por Ell Lcdo.
Jose j. Alvarez, Comisionado Munici-
pal de instruction.
Terminada la anterior conferencia, y
Siendo las S p. m, Sc procedio la
venta de los productos exhibidos.
Todos los actos que Sc realizaron en-
esta fiesta resultaron mteresantes en-
extreme. Oimos de labios de personals
autorizadas, ell Sr Legrand por ejemplo,
hacer elogios de los productos ALI ex
piestos, y que ponlan de relieve como
en- nuestros campos Sc va va entroni-
zando La idea de mejorar Ell cultivo
con nuevos y mas provechosos siste-
mas. Vimos enormes racimos de plata
nos guineos, calabazas colosales, una
malanga monstrua de mas de un metro
6e longitud, tomates esplendidos en- di
ferentes variedades, coles, rabanos Y
sobre todo, un magnifco recept&culo
conteniendo abejas, y la miel por elias
elaborada, estando este curioso recep-
taculo colocado sobre dos potentes CO
lumnas fabricada con la cera producida
por estos laboriosos fnsectos.
Coincidiendo con los lltimos actos
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Brillante exhibition en- Caguas

Por iniciativas del inspector de Es
cue4as de esta ciudad. senior Torres Re
yes, Sc ha nevado efecto en- La mis-.
ma una de las mejores ferias agrlcoIss
que Sc han celebrado en- nuestro pals.
Desde hace tempo ell senior Torres
Reyes, intelgentemnte secundado por
el Inspector de Agriculture local don
Isaac Santiago y los maestros de los
distintos grupos escolares de Caguas y
San Lorenzo, venla hacienda persis
tente propaganda en- nuestros campos
con ell fin de llegar al objeto deseado.
Ell resultado de esta labor enthusiastic
y constante no Sc hizo esperar. v ell
dia designado para la exhibici6n sc vi6
invadido Ell local destinado para ella
por comisiones de los distintos barrios,
portadores de los mas selecto va
lloso producido en- cada uno de ellos.
Hemos sido testigos oculares de la
esplendida variedad de frutas frutos
ALI levados para dar una idea acerca
de que en- nuestra isla todo Sc produce,
en- cantidad y calidad insuperables. 81
Sc adquieren metodos Y La labor au
menta en- intereS para corregir defec-
tos ancestrales y entrar de lleno en-
la nueva via que nos marca ell progreso
en- todos los aspectos de la vida
La comisi6n para La exhibici6n agri-
cola y conferencia que habrfa de tener
lugar durante la misma, estuvo integra
da por las siguientes personals: Isaac
Santiago, inspector Especial de Agri-
cultura; Cecilio Torres Reyes. inspec-
tor de Escuelas; Manuel Gutierrez, CO
misionado de instruction P1blica en-
San Lorenzo y ell Lcdo. Jose J. Alva-
rez, comisionado de instruction Publica
de esta ciudad.
Y el programa que Sc sigui6, y que
Sc cumph6 en- todas sus parties, fu6 co
mo sigue:
Sabado, un comite proporcion6 81 :
ito adecuado para las diferentes colec
clones de productos que Sc exhibteron.
A las 10 a. m. ell Jurado Calificador
empez6 sus trabajos y entreg6 premios
a los productos que los merecieron. A
las 2, Sc abrio la exhibicion en- ell es-
pacioso patio de la escuela Lincoln
rreparado convenientemente para tai
fin. A las volvi6 abrirse la exhi
bicion, permaneciendo alberta al pd-
blico hasta las 10.
Domingo, la exhibition quedo nue.
vamente alberta al pdbhco. A Las -
Sc clausur6 la exhibicion. A las Sc
1Iev6 a efecto una gran confereneia
agricola en- uno de los espaciosos salo-
nes de la escuela Lincoln, para Gu
va conferencia circul6 un programa es
pecial que es Ell que vamos a reprodu-
cir: a...s
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TEATRo "s1s1Fo" (Bayam6n.,,
La extraordinaria production titula
da ''Mundo, Demonio y Carne'
CoNFERENcIA EsCoLAR
EN- CANABoH

Elm la escuela del barrio de Calabon,
Sc celebro con exito La Conferencia Do
minical, que viene dando en- todas las
escuelas pubicas de la isla ell Departa
mento de instruction.
Fue designado para desarrollar en- di
cha conferencia ell tema "La Mujer
campesina' Ell joven professor don Mi
guel Nieves. Ell tema lei Analfabetis
mo Y como extirparlo" estuvo a cargo
de don Sergio Nieves; "El comedor es
collar Y su importancia cargo de don
Joaquin Colon. Todos los conferencistas
obtuvieron de la numerosa concurren
cia mercedes aplausos.
Despues, ell piblico fue obsequiado con
dulces y refrescos.
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GDesciende usted del mono?
"Ei OFigen de Ia Humsnidad"
iAsombrosa!
Advt.
listed go pucGe cs:a- sano q icc1-ies
el higado enferao. /,

FL higado es uno dc los 6rganos mas vi.
tales de su cuerpo y debido a sus impor-
tantes funcciones, tienc cue estar siempie
sano para trabajar propiamente. ST el
higado deja de TRAFALGAR, j'daS las naterias
venenosas que no'malmente son Icstrui-
das por el higado Sc acumularlan pom
drian su vida en- grave pcligro IL Rene
dio de Leonardo para el Higado es una
medicina segura c inofensiva para curar
biliosidad, eructos, aliento fttido. dolores
de cabeza, estreiiimiento, indigestion. dis
pepsia, flatulencia est r'iago acido. Y todos
los desordencs del hicIdo, cst0mago in
testlnos. FL Rencdio &c Leonardo 6 agra
dable al paladar. es puro no contiene
calomel nj srbstancias pciigrosas UnaS
cuantas dos;s del Re,uedio de Leonardo ie
probaran que es superior todoS los dcInas
ilamados medicamentoS para el hi9ado. De
venta en- todas las fa7iE&ciaS droguerias.
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g Sc ARR1ENDA UNA F1NcA"

De $50 cuerdas propias para caias,
tabaco y lecheria; aguas abundantes
y buenas, diez minutes de Caguas, y
camino para automovil. Tiene casa para
vivienda, magnifico punto para estable-
cimiento, dos escuelas publicas dentro
de la tinca. Buenos ranches, bueyada es-
cogida y 125 cuerdas de cana para 1922.
Para mas informes dirijanse a
c. MANRIQUE
caguas, P. r.
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"BELIoGRAPH" (catanO).

Colossal estreno de La primera serie
presentada por la casa Fox titulada
"Novia No. 1872, y Ell drama en- ac-
tos ''Caprichos del Destino'.
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SAN JUAN
TEATKO AMERICA.

Debut de la famosa Troupe Pa
checo'';e ademas, la pelicula "El I'll
gre Real, por Frank Mayo.
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'RIvoLI" (Rio Piedras).

Josefina L. Mufioz con nuevos cab :
tos; ell drama "La Princesa Errante"
y la serie "La Red del Dragon.
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Raimundo Santana Pablo Carrasquillo,
Justine Gonzales, Juan 3>.'iez, Gunner
sindo Rodriguez y jaime Escobar, nan
remitido al Attorney General scnor
Mestre, la carta sigueDta
San lam, - d. abril
Senior:
Qleremos por medic de La presente
communication llevar vuestro conoci-
n1iento ciertos hechos que en- verdad no
dan un frme prestigio a aquellos que
Sc eXtralimitan en- Ell cumplimiento de
su deber en- menoscabo a Ia mas rudi-
mentaria Interpretation de los derechos
del pueblo
Es Ell case que como a las siete y me-
dia de la noche hice entrada en- union
de algunos companeros en- Ell poblado de
Las Piedras. Como venfamos de haber
hecho una larga caminata pie. nos
sentamos para tomar alg1n descanso Ell
uno de los bancos de la plaza del refe-
rido poblado. No habian transcurrido
siquiera cinco minutes y en- momentcs
en- que 70 estaba leyendo un perioiicc,
Sc acerco a nosotros Ell jefe de la poll
cia insular, Rafael Alarc6n en- union
a otros policias sus ordenes, con
grar. sorpresa para nosotros, en- actitud
amenazadora, ros dice: ISon ustedes los
que acaban de negar de San Lorenzo?
Como nuestra respuesta fue afrmativa,
replic6: Bien, para ell cuartel todos! Sc
guimos camino del cuartel, una vez
en- el, sin mas expLcaciones, Sc ros
empez6 registrar. Como a ninguno de
los ocho Sc nos encontr6 NADIA que pu-
diera determinar un procesanniento, Sc
nos puso en- Hbertad, con la condici6n
de que teniamos UN MINUTo para aban
donar ell pueblo, 81 es que deseabamos
regresar con las cabezas sanas. Trate de
buscar un auto; no Sc nos permiti6;
quise hablar por telefono; tampoco nos
fu6 permitido; quiso uno del grupo com
prar una cajetills de cigarrillos, Y repli
CO uno de los guardias que Sc les order5
que nos escoItara, que al que tratara de
salirse del grupo, lie entraban a palos.
Ell jefe lie dijo los policias que nos de
jaran un kil6metro fuera del pueblo.
Hip6lito CLAUDIO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
SANTURCE
CINE PUERTO RICO"

George Wash en- Ell grandioso foto
drama de interesante argumento ''San-
gre Azul Y Roja'', ell segundo epi
sodio de "Novia No. 1872.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
CINE TRES BANDERAs"

La extraordinaria cinta francesa ell
seis actos "Li Hang ell Cruel ''Hi-
ja Sacrifcada''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29

Ell hermoso drama en- cinco actos por
Harey Carey, titulado :.Deuda Salts
fecha".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
CINE LUNA.

Episodes 8 10 de la extraordina
ria serie Juan Centella una CO.
media.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-29
CINE NORMA"

La monumental obra de Louise Glaum
en- siete actos titu1ada "Sexo''.