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SEIZE BRITISH SCHOONER LADEN
 WITH LIQUOR

Washington, Dec. 31.-The British schooner Messenger of Peace. with a cargo of liquor was seized by Coast Guard authorities after the vessel stranded on Ocracoke Bar, North Carolina, according to a report to the customs divisions of the Treasury De- partment today from the Coast Guard Station at Elizabeth City, N. c.
 Reports Of the seizing of the vessel and the members of her crew were rueagre, but it was indicated that coastguard authorities went to the re- lief of the Messenger of Peace after sine stranded, and found after they had floated the ship that there was a large quantity of liquor aboard. The seizure has been reported to Prohibition Di- rector kohlose al Raleigh, N. C., and the collector of customs at Washing ton.
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1Continued from Yesterday.)
 And you must eat at least hour waffIes,'' said Ned. "or my father will never let you come again, He has to drum up trade, you know
 It was all delightful. not the less 80 because il was all tinged. for Julia, with little current of something eN- ouisitely painful; not envy, not re gret no. resentment, a little of all three. This happy, care-free, sun flooded life was not for her, how lar, far, far. far from her. indeed! She was here only by accident, tolerated gayly for hospitaIity's sake, her com Ing and going only an insignificau mt episode in their lives. WiStfully she watched Mrs. Poland tying little Con stances sash and strengthening her f1ower-crowned hat for church; wist- fully eyed the cheerful, white-clad sChinese cook, grinning as he went ed across the brilliant garden from tconference with a capped and apron ted maid at the end of a sunny cor ridor. Sally chatting with Richie, as ! she jghtened the scattered books on the library table. Ted dashing off 8 popular waltz with her head turn ! ed carelessly aside to watch the at tentive Keith all these tc Julj;I were g1impses of a life so free sc full, so ] invigorating as to fill her with pope Hess longing and admiration.
 All her affectation and arrogance dropped from her before their sim- ] pie, Joyous naturalress Julia had lRio feeling of wishing to impress
 hem. to assert her own equality. In-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-31
WOOD ALCOHOL MURDERS

Quantities alcohol deadly poison, have found dozen deaths have been reported from Blew vicinity within few daysA It is believed that occurred which have not been reported The this abstain alcoholic Beverages those of unknown origin The deliberately puts alcohol into is guilty 6ic
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PETITIONS
 FILED IN U. s. COURT

New Haven. Dec. 31 - Ale1aa nder NIigdol1 of Hartford, amusement pro prietor, filed petition in bankruptcy in the United States court here today giving liabilities of $9,258.25, and as sets of $g2, ,S67.27.
 Andrew K Stole Of Waterbury. plumber and tinsmith, filed 9 petition giving liabilities of $5,2S9.9o, and assets of S1,2S9-47.
 Rosa Reich of Bridgeport. proprie- tress of the White House Clothing store, presented a petition giving lia- bilities of s2s.o43.95, and assets of s16O0.
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The Story of Julia Page
 By Kathleen Morris
SYNOPSIS.

hers is school she had work millinery shop
 
  sborn.
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  and her unde to be of the She had been
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-31
ABE ATTELL'S WIFE HELD IN
 BIC ROBBERY

New York, Dec. 31-A mail theft of S1,50O,o00 on bonds on July IS, 1921, became known today with the arrest of Mrs. Abe Attell. wife of the former pugilist, Sam Gold and Harry Cohen by Postoffice inspectors and members of the police bomb squad.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-31
DIED.

WELDON In this city, Dec. 30, 1921, James Weldon
 Friends are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, Van Stone Court. on Monday, Jan. 2, 1922, at S:S0 a. m., and from Sacred Heart church at a. m. InterYnent St. Michaers cemetery
 a. YOUNGS - In this city, Saturday, Dec. sI, 1891. at his late residence. 2S0 Cannon street, Thomas J. Youngs.
 Notice of funeral herea fter. as
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
 District of Connecticut

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, District of Connecticut
 In the Matter of: ALBERT TODO- WITz, Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy. To the Creditors of Albert Yodowitz, of Bridgeport, in the County Of Fairfield and District aforesaid. bankrupt: This is to Give Notice, That on Dec. 2S: 1921, said Albert Yodowitz was duly meeting of his creditors will be held at the office of the undersigned Referee, in the County Court House, Bridgeport, Conn.,, Jan. 10, 1922 at Il a. n., at which time the creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.
 JOHN kEOGH,
 Referee in Bankruptcy. Bridgeport, Conn.,, Dec. S1, 1921. a
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upon the morning air, and the choir
 were being declked out in their 'cir-
 cuses' Gas the institutions devoted
 colored laundry woman denominated
 then). The procession was made
 up from some 20 to 30 Of these chil-
 Gren, beginning with the youngest
 and ending with the real, honest to
 some of them 16, going on IT, cer-
 tainly the beginnings of ladies' as
 Kate Douglass Wiggins would say.
 The congregation were all present
 the bell gave that one last double
 peal (the fadeaway kind, you know) the doors of the robing room opened
 and there issued forth a processionaI
 golden curls peeking from under their
 light blue caps, their cheeks aglow
 with the brisk Christmas morning
 air, the song coming out of their
 brave little chests, like melody burst
 ing forth from the throats of bobo-
 links:
 70 little town of Bethlehem! How still we see thee lie: Above thy deep and dreamless sleep The silent stars go by; Yet in thy dark streets sl1ineth The everlasting Light;
 The hopes and fears of all the years Are met in thee tonight All inquiries addressed to Dr. Hu. Der in care of the Health Talks department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires considerable time however, owing to
 the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired. a stamped and sef-addressed enve!- oFoe must be enclosed with the quesr tioR.-The Editor. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. District of Connectieqt ,v Isankrupt-In Bankruptcy. Upon Conf1rnation of Composition. Notice is Hereby Given, That Julius J: Ruby, of Bridgeport, in the County of Fairfield. and State of connecticut, has filed his application dated Dec. 27 1921. for a confirmation of a composition of 20 per cent proposed by him, which ap- pifcatfon has been referred to the dersigned as Special Master, and that 1 all his creditors and other persons in l terested. objecting to such confirmation. may attend before John keogf1, Esq,
 Referee in Bankruptcy and Special Mas | ter, at the County Court House. Bridge port, Conn. on Jan. 10, 1922, at 10 a. m. l then and there to examine the bankrupt | and to show cause, if any they have,
 why such composition shall not be con | firmed.
 JOHN KEOGH, Referee in Bankruptcy and Special 1 Master.
 Bridgeport, Conn.,. Dec. s1, 1921. a
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ANNIE FRANCES STAG

Address care Attorney Frederick F. Morgan. Ills Main St., Bridgeport, Conn.
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[H!]|yga1t0hl 1E&dhkSS|| S|| By John B. Huber A:MMD -E

There was no room for them in the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-18

Procedente de Montclair, New jersey
ha llegado esta ciudad ell Rdo. G. H.
Bare su seiiora, quien viene a ocupar
ell puesto de ministro de la Iglesia
Union, en- la parada once.
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SENSIBLE FALLEC1M1ENTo

Anteayer dejo de existir en- Cabo Ro-
10 ell dignisimo caballero don Rodolfo
Davila, persona O. contaba con numero
sas simpatias afecto entire sus conve-
cinos.
Don Rodolfo Davila era un valioso
Intellectual que do pruebas de vasta illus
TRACTION, luchando en- la prensa por 10
que considero sus mas mobiles sagra.
dos ideales. Era tambien un portorrique
40 digno, enamorado siempre de su tic
IRA la que rindi6 ell servicio de 'su in
teigencia, trabajando por ell progreso
de la agricultural. Y, sobre todo, fus tam
bi6n un hombre bueno, un caballero
sin tacha alguna, enamorado de las vir-
tudes legendar.as que dignifcan la vida.
Enviamos nuestro mas sentido p6same
a los deudos del fnado por la gran per
dida que les entristece en- estos instan-
tes.
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luto.
M6iese sencillamente ell cabello con
aqua tibia frotelo con este. Con una
dos cucharaditas Sc obtiene una es
puma rica Y abundante que limpia per
.fectamente tanto ell cabello como ell
cuero cabelludo. La espuma Sc enjua-
ga facilmente y quita hasta la ultima
particula de polvo y caspa. FL cabe-
10 Sc SEGA rapida y uniformemente
haci6ndose fno, sedoso lustroso.
El aceite de coco muisifed puede OBJ
tenerse facilmente en- cualquier boti-
ca, drogueria, perfumeria peluque.
ria. Is muy economico pues bastan unas
euantas onzas para Ell uso de toda una
familia durante meses. Exijase que lie
We el nombre mulsified.
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Civil No 1875
DIVORCIO.-

DIVORCI0.-
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RIC0:-
A Dolores Rodriguez, sea la de-
mandada antes mencionada:
Por la presente, sc notifica a Vd.
que sc ha presentado en- la ofcina
del Secretario de esta Corte de Dis
trito del Distrito Judicial de Huma-
Gao, r. r. la demanda del actor arri-
ba citado en- la cual solicita de esta
Corte dicte una sentencia declarando
roto y disuelto el vinculo matrimonial
que le une Vd. alegando que fue por
Vd. abandonado en- por el mes de
julio de 1913, sea tres meses des-
pues de haber contraido matrimonio
con Vd.; que Vd. desert6 del hogar
sin el consentimiento y contra la vo
luntad de su marido que Vd. ha sido
requerida para retornar al lado del de
mandante y Sc MEGA a clio sin causa
alguna. Sc pide en- dicha demanda ade
mas que Sc condene a Vd. al pago
de las costas, desembolsos Y honora-
rios de Abogado del demandante.
~ habiendo el demandante presen-
tddo moeion y declaration jurada ale
gando que Vd. Sc halla fuera de Puer-
70 Rico y residiendo en- el Estado de
New York ell Hon. Juez de esta Corte
ha ordenado que Vd. sea citada en-
plazada por medic de edictos que Sc
publicaran en- uno de los peri6dieos
de mayor circulation en- la Isla Y
una vez por semana durante cuaren-
Ia dias.
Y Sc nOtifica Vd que, de no COM
pareeer contestar dicha demanda
dentrO del termino de treinta dfas,
,ontados desde la publication del 1Iti-
mo edietO, ell demandante podra OBJ
tener una sentencia a su favor, de
acuerdo con la suplica de su demanda.
rs abogsdO del demandante ell
Ledo Fulgencio Pinero Rodriguez.
con Ofcina en- la calle Almod6var, de
Juncos.
HumacaO, p. R., octubre de 1921.
A. RAMIREZ Jr.
Secretario de la Corte.
Por Luis A. CUEVAS,
Sec. Aux. Advt
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LUCHANEO CON ESFUERZO
CONTRA LA ADVERSIDAD

tn ANTO los honfbres como las mt
jeres tienen que trabajar en- oflcios
pesados fatigosos en- la esforzada
lucha por la vida 70 en- condolences que
sobrexcitan sus nervios y quebrantan Su
salud -
Esos organismos agotados carecen del
rigor necesario para la lucha contra las
intermediates y sobre todo contra las irl-
fecciosas, la sangre Sc recarga con las
.mpurezas que unos rinones debileS no
oueden fltrar nj eXpulsar del cuerpo,
los sintomas de las enfermedades que
1casionan estos desordenes no tardan en-
0resentarse. A.
Los dolores de cabeza, marcos, neryiosi-
lad, desarreglos urinarios, infiamacion de
los parpados, dolores reumaticos de los
nusculos de las extremidades son unas
,uantas manifestations del NAL funciona-
niento de los rinones.
Sin perdida de tempo debe recurrirse
A una medicina que ayude esos organoS
IN sus funciones, regularice estas1y haga
/ desaparecer aquellos sintomaS. La me-
| gligencia en- estos. casos puede originar
| nayoreS complications como ell sreuma-
! ismo, ciatica, lumbago, infamacion de
| os rinones, cistitis y hasta el incurable
nal de Bright.
| Las PildoraS de Foster Para Los Ri
! IoucS es una medcina la que Sc puede
reeurrir con toda conhanza. Ayuda pode-
rosamente a aquellos organos debilitados
| Dor el excessive trabajo, la falta de hygiene,
! 1or los sufrimientos, por alguna enferme-
| lad infecciosa por debilidad hereditaria.
La demanda que Las PfldoraS de Foster
ienen es la mejor prueba de su efcacia.
+ Por el exito a1canzado en- mas de so amos
fama de. Las PiIdoraS de Foster es uni
-tersal.
De yenta en- todas las boticas Solicite
luestro fo1leto sobre las intermediates
.ehaes Sc 10 enviaremos absolutamente
| gratis. 80
81 EOSTER-McCLELLAN co.
! - BUFFALO, Nay, E. U.A
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mi EDIC 0
DISTRTTO JUDICIAL DE HUMA-
Gao, PUERTO RICO EN- LA
CORTE DE DISTRITO-

Estados Unidos de America Ell Pre-
sidente de los Estados Unidos.-
S. s.
Conception Santana, Demandante.-
VS..
Dolores Rodriguez, Demandada.--
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FOSTER MCCLELLAN co.
BUFFALO, M Y, E. U. A.
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jeros que Hegaron en- ell vapor ''san Lo-
renzo'' ell microbes por la tarde fgura
ell senior M. Ramirez Torres, quien reside
en- la gan metropoi y es presidente de
la ianportantfsima empresa del arte mu-
do la ''selection Film Service Grata
estadia y gran exito deseamos al conoci
do caballero durante su vista.
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CuerO O9DelIuQo,
hacienda Ell cabe-
10 Quebradizo. Pu
70 aceite de coco
mulsihed,, ell cual
es puro e inofensi
vo, es nucho me-
jor que Ell jabon
mas costoso o cual
quier otra cosa
que pueda usted
usar para el sham
pd. No perjudica
oil cabello en- abso
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-18

No sabemos pOr que Sc permiten cons
truir ranchones y casas inferiores de ma
aera, en- la esplendida avenida de De
Diego, que hace POGO fue terminada. Es
una avenida muy importante, que debie7
ra ser embellecida con residencias artis
ticas, o, por 10 menos, con construcciones
que ostenten algun attractive.
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FL aceite de coco es
un shamp1 eficacisimo

81 quiere usted conservar 81 cabeIle-
"a en- buen estadO, fijese con que la
lava.
La mayoria de los japones de sham
pns preparadOs cOntienen demasiado al
cali.
Este es muy dafino pues deseca el
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..Santuree al dia

Han regresado del norte los esposos
w. L. zwigard, despues de una ausencia
de tres meses. Una cordial bienvenida
les deseamos tanto al senior zwigard,
como su simpatica senora, quien goza
de verdadero aprecio en- esta ciudad.
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Rafael CABALLERO:-AgenSa Do
revistas y peri6dicos de Puerts Ries
y de los Estados Unidos. AesDta
agenelas, preeran1O toda elAss do
EarantiA. Box 416, BayAm6n, Pusr.
%. Rise AaYG
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-18

En- la escuela Padre Rufo Sc celebr6
el jueves por la tarde una reunion de
la Association de padres, en- la cual Sc
acord6 celebrar una gran asamblea de
los padres y maestros que tienen interes
en- ell adelanto de las escuelas.
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RAYAMoN DE. PLAoEMRs

Ed 81 Immediate puesto de Baya-
mon hay an puesto para venta de
peri6dieOs en- uno de los kioskOS do
"a plaza. Es un sitio ideal y 6 todas
hoFss - encOntrarA ALI Ell, NUN
90
Tambien Ne venden eigRrriIIon, Ia
baeos. dulees , refrsHaos. Adva
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. Un nutrido grupo de profesoras y per
sonas RESIDENCES en- Rio Piedras Sc reu-
nieron ell jueves per la noche en- ell sa-
ion de actos de la Universidad con Ell fin
de reorganizar los trabajos de la Cruz
Roja Americana en- ell pueblo vecino.
Presidi6 ell acto Ell senior Juan B. Huyke,
presidente actual de la Cruz Roja anne
ricana en- Puerto Rico, estando tam
bi6n presente ell Secretario Executive de
esta organization, Coronel Knowlton
Mixer En- esta reunion Sc acordo recau-
dar fondos en- Rio Piedras para pagar
los gastos de un servicio de Enferme-
ras en- la referida poblaci6n.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
At THE ARCADIA.

To motion picture devotees who
have often wondered whether a
popular photoplay could be produced
in which sex love would not be the
predominant theme. the photoplay,
"Heliotrope," coming to the Arcadia
beginning today, answers this very
question. "Heliotrope" is a story
OF father love just as great in It's
intensity as "Humoresque" was a
picture Of mother love.
The title OF the picture is a good
one because II has such a direct
bearing upon the story Itself. The
odor Of heliotrope and the flower of
the plant both figure most promi-
nently in the development OF the
piece
Helotrope Harry, the principa
character was crook serving a sen
tcnce in the State penitentary. lie
/ has won his name from his love fo
Heliotrope perfume The odor o
the sweet flower incites fear ant
horror in the heart Of one womai
OF the story who sees to wreck an
others happiness
Frederick Burton will play a
"Heliotrope" Harry. Julia Swayn
Gordon is his wife while Diana Ale
and Wilfred Lytell have the juvenil
leads
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
/ 0YT'he i
.Orl[pG0lg
Ar rHE MAJESTIC.

Jack Pickford plays the role OF
Ed Swinger Just out Of College. q"
in the picture which is being pre-
sented at the Majestic Theatre. This
is the first time in many long weeks
that the male member OF the famous
Pickford family has made an ap-
pearance before the camera. His
work is highly commendable par
ticularly because he appears in a
George Ade story. For the benefit
Of those who may have forgotten il,
Mr.. AIDE is one OF the foremost OF
American humorists. He is famous
for his fables in slang"
Just Out OF College progresses
along smoothly and merrily with
Ed Swinger advertising pickles and
eating them to further the canse OF
his heart and TO win for keeps the
girl he loves.
Hug Ne Tight is the comedy at
traction in which Slim Summerville
is starred.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
At THE QUEEN.

Here she is againl The good-lit-
tle-bad girl or more properly speak
ing. Bebe Daniels who has just COM
pleted her newest stellar vehicle
"She Couldn't Help IT, and pre-
sented it at the Queen Theatre yes
terday for the first time. Il will re-
main at the theatre the rest OF this
week.
Those who know the play and the
story In the Bishops Carriage"
from which this photoplay was
adapted. feel that this is the best
opportunity the star has yet had
TO display the great possibilities Of
the type she has made so essentially
her own. Nance Olden is a little or
phan girl who has been taught to
steal This is the role Miss Daniels
takes. The story is well put to-
gether and carries the beholder
through a series Of very entertain
ing complications. Humor. pathos
and drama are blended TO form an
ideal entertainment.
Ladies Pets" is the clever animal
comedy
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
AT THE Ratio.

Max MARGIN in the first original
story he wrote for the screen The
Face at Your Window" has sue
ceeded in so presenting a vital Amer
lean public issue, that every spec
tator Of the film at the Rialto yes
terday was aware OF an earnest de-
sire to bring 10 the eartn any un-
rest that might be caused in our
American industries by the foreign
plotters.
The Face at Your Window is
also a tribute to the splendid work
and the high ideals Of the American
Legion and their ability to, and
their intention TO keep peace at
home just as they fought for peace
abroad
Evening journal., 1921-04-29

the title OF a motion picture produc-
tlon, for the noted author rarely
devotes himself to the technical
execution OF screen work.
Louis Joseph Vance, however.
wrote his first original screen story
for Louise Glaum. and when ]. Par
ker Read. Jr.. wanted Mr. Vance
To collaborate with him in prepar-
ing Love" for the silversheet the
brilliant novelist acquiesced.
THE Lone VOLTS Daughter" was
the first example Of Mr. Vance for
saking the novel as the primary me-
dium for reaching the public In
this instance the author wrote his
novel from the screen story instead
of reversing the formula as is his
wont.
The continuity OF Love" which
comes to the Strand today, is a splen-
did example of dramatic construc-
Evening journal., 1921-04-29

will como easily. Perhaps you are
very nervous. or perhaps your skin
is too dry
Any OF these causes can be, to a
certain extent, corrected.
II your skin Is too dry. you should
be particularly careful about its
bathing In the evening you should
use luSewarm water, laving 1t
thoroughly and in the morning use
cold water, for this is stimulating
Pay particular attention to the fore
head where the wrinkles first are
seen-spray the skin there with cold
water in the evening after the bath
or use cold compresses II the gem
tier treatment does not bring re-
suits.
An alcohol or vinegar lotion con-
tanning alum. borax or tann.n is
good for the wrinkled parts This
should be used in the morning, but
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
TALK COMPROMISES
WITH PRINTERS

The Wilmington Typothetae at a
special meeting held in the Office of
G. NJ. Smith Printing Company. 9O3
Orange street. last night was unable
to decide upon any definite course
OF action regarding the pending
strike of employees in those shops
which have not signed a 44-hour
agreement with the men.
Ii was decided TO have a special
committee present at the meeting of
the Typographical Union next Sun
day afternoon to try and arrange
some compromise preventing the
walkout scheduled for May l.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
THIS GUN SHOOTS
AROUND CORNER

DETROIT. Mich.-A device tnst
permits a gun to be shot 'in cir
Gle" has been invented by Alex II
Fisher, OF Detroit The United statss .
war department has just sent nm
two Springfield rifles which he VIII
equip with his device and he hopes
to obtain the endorsement Of tho
government.
Friends OF Fisher substantiate ht.s
claim that a gun so equipped viii
enable a policeman to shoot around
corner and main a robber, WITH
out being exposed to a return hre-
Evening journal., 1921-04-29

derful photodrama. "Kismet" has
again shown his sense Of dramatic
and artistic values in this picture.
Particular attention has been given
to photography and settings both
interior and exterior.
The cast is headed by Rosemary
Theby who plays the role Of Kath-
erin Brinkley. a young American
heiress with a dangerous contempt
for all things conventional who hopes
to prove that women need not be
bound by the laws OF society. kath-
crime experiences the futility Of such
doctrine and is able 10 re-instate
herself with the good women of NOR
ern society.
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
At the Arcadia II cginning Today.

Savoy Theatre. will have its last
showings tomorrow. Those who have
not availed themselves OF the op-
portunity Of seeing this wonderful
production. should do so without
fail. as it is the only picture of its
kind that has as yet reached the
screen. Many magnificent and spec
tacular scenes have been made for
this production, including "A stirring
fox hunt, a spectacular fire at the
stables. thrilling storm scene i'm
which the bridge is washed away
and the life of Black Beauty's mas
ter is saved. The picture is one
that will hold the attention from
the first flash and will appeal to all
ages and classes. In addition, Larry
Semon, one Of the screens most
popular comedians. is shown in his
latest comedy THE Rent Collector,
ana in these times OF rent proiiteer-
ing" one can rest assured that rent
collecting is a funny proposition I'm
some places.
The special drawing contest will
come to a close tomorrow. Prizes iu
gold will make an acceptable re-
ward for the successful contestants
At THE STRAND.
Scenario by Louis Joseph Vance.
That's a magic phrase to find on
Evening journal., 1921-04-29
AT THE STRAND.

scenario by Louis Joseph Vance
That's a magic phrase To find on