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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02
ROBERTS, S-DEMPSEY MARRIAGE

| The following account of the mar riage of Miss Mary Lucy Dempsey of
 Indianapolis, and pr. Wyatt S. Roberts of Birmingham from the Indianapolis ] Star will be of interest to their many /! friends in this city;
 l "The home of Mrs. Lillian T. Demp- l sey, 1706 Central avenue was the scene i of pretty wedding last evening when her. daughter, Mary Lucy was united in marriage with Dr. Wyatt S. Roberts of Birmingham, Ala, the Rev. Freder- ick E.. Taylor of the First Baptist church officiating. The parlors where the ceremony was performed were ar tistically adorned with holly and gar lands of evergreen, with which the windows and doorways were also festooned. The service was read before an altar banked with small evergreen trees and baskets of poinsettias.
 The aisle through which the bridal
 party entered was formed of floor
 baskets of poinsettias joined by
 streamers of white satin ribbon. Pre-
 ceding the ceremony, Miss Dorothy
 Rhoades sang For You Alone and I
 Love You Truly accompanied by Miss
 Marjorie Spillman, who also played the
 Iohengrin wedding march for the
 processional. and TO a Wild Rose Curing the ceremony. Mendelssohn's
 Wedding March was played for the
 recessional.
 Miss Rhoades<wore black lace with corsage of crimson roses and Miss Spillman wore a gown of old blue satin with corsage of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses. Miss Fred Dempsy, sister of the bride. maid of honor. wore a charming gown of apricot taffeta and carried an arm bouquet of Ophelia roses and lavender sweet peas tied with lavender tulle. R. Oliver Fuller acted as best man.
 "The bride, who entered with her uncle, J. M. Thomas, who gave her in marriage, was lovely in her gown of white charmeuse satin and tulle, trim med with earls. Her tulle veil was caught with bands of pearls and she carried a shower of bride roses and valley liles Her only ornament was a pearl necklace, the gift of the bride groom. Following the ceremony a re- ception was held. Mrs. Lillian Dempsey and the bridal party were assisted in receiving by Mir. and Mrs. J. E. Thomas, MT. anad Mrs. J. M. Thomas. MT. and Mrs. Stewart Durell Miss Harriet Davis. Miss Marie Karle and Miss Elizabeth Horner presided at the punehbowl. Among the Vut-of-town guests were Miss Bertha Burchord. Mrs. Joseph Gibson of New York city, Mrs. J.sW. Thomas of Louisville. Ky; Miss Mary June Leeds of Dayton, O., and Miss Laura and Miss Abbie New ton of Cincinnati O. Dr. and Mrs. Roberts have departed for a wedding trip to New Orleans. La., and other southern points. The bride travelled in a suit of taupe panne velvet with hat to match and wrap of moleskins trim med with gray squirrel They will be at home after Janauary 15 at Birming- ham, Ala, where Dr. Roberts is sur geon."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02

in black lace draped over white satin and Mrs. Yerkes wore pretty-dress of richly embroidered blue crepe de chine
 Supper was served at midnight, after which dancing was resumed. This magnificent ball was a fitting close to the weeks dances and entertainments at the club, which has probably been unequaled in number and beauty.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02
VISITOR HONORED

MT. and Mrs. Robert K. Manderson en- tertained last evening at a1 informal dance, honoring their niece, Miss Car rie Lee Williams, from Livingston. Their lovely home was beautifully decorated with mistletoe and holly
 At a late hour delicious refreshments
 were served to the following: MT. and Mrs. Oliver Shaw, Mr., and Mrs. Lee Max well, MT. and Mrs William Couch, Miss Mary Louise Manderson, Miss Della Will son, Miss Theima Jones, Miss Ethel Lit- tie, Misses Flossie and Gertrude Maxwell, MT. Jack M. Gregory, MT. Alton Brown Of Atlanta, Mir. Thomas Harrison, Mir. Lee Smith, Mir. Earl Maxwell, MT. Roy Alverson, Mir. Louis Edwards and MT. Ernest Little.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02
LINGER LONGER LODGE PARTY

Linger Longer lodge was the scene Of a charming New Years watch party Fri day night with MT. and Mrs. Robert $. Bohannnn as host and hostess. dinner, for Which this club on the crest of Shades mountain is famed, was served at midnight and dancing was enjoyed for some time afterward.
 In the party were MT. and Mrs Ray Herring. MT. and Mrs. Frank Lamont, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wickham, Miss Elizabeth Goodwin, MT. Joseph G. Welsh, Mir Frederick R. Osborn and MT. ana Mrs. Bohannon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02
MISS WILSON HONORS MISS WILLIAMS

Miss Della Wilson entertained last Tues day evening honoring Miss Carrie Lee Williams from, Livingston. A beautiful musical programme was rendered by Misses Lenoraf Dickerson and Della Will son.
 In game contest Mir. Jack Gregory won first prize.
 Refreshments were served to the fol- lowing guests: Miss Carrie Lee Williams, Mrs. Della Wilson, Mir. Mary l.. Mander- son. Miss Lenora Dickerson, Miss Malvis Sims. Miss Malva Savage, Miss Virginia Garrett. Miss Beatrice Wilson, Miss Aline Nickleson, Miss Jessie Osborne, MT. Alton Brown of Atlanta MT. Jack Greg ory, Mr. Marvin Shaw, MT. Lee Smith, MT Earl Maxwell, Mir Clint Montgomery. Mr. Webster Dismute, MT. Craig McNeal and MT. Charlie Wilson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-02
MISS ASHCRAFT HOSTESS

A most delightful time was spent Wednesday evening, when Miss Letha Ashcraft entertained at a party at her home in honor of Miss Annie Mae Mar tin of Lewisburg, Tenn, and Mir. Thomas Bryan of Kings college who Is spending the Christmas holidays at home.
 The guests were: Miss Hazel Robinson, Miss Nettie Morris, Miss Annie Mae Wal drop, Miss Bessie Windham, Mir. J. k. Terry. Miss Lois Blue, Miss Selina Will son, Miss Vada Moultrie of Albertville, and MT. and Mrs. Adraiii J. Winter, MT. Ted Whofford, Mir. Harold Rees. MT Harry Anderson; MT. Stanley Winston, Mir. w. w. Williams, Mir. Louie H. Hous- ton MT Grady Ashcraft, MT Burr Blair and Mir. Shield Hancard.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
Nuevo i surtido 5O1a, Descuento y
81 AdcioaaI. San Francisco 81, San JuaB P. R.

suggestive de los tituIos: "Alcazar", Ell
teiegrama siguiente:
''Esther Torres,
Mayagtiez.
Triunf6 su tftulo: "Alcazar". Mana
ma recihira correo Ell premio. La felici-
tamos.
Ell Jurado: Ramon ssijo, Francisco
Rivera y Jorge Adsuar.''
Como veran los lectores, la Inaugural
ci6n del ''Hotel Alcazar'', Sc uev6 a
cabo, de una manera aristocratica, e6i-
ticante, pues el Jurado decide premiar
a la ingenua mia, que apenas tiene
trece amos, con la suma de $15.
Despues de pronunciar un brc7c, pero
elocuente discurso, ell cronista Jotse Ad
suar, hicieron uso de la palabra don
Crist6bal Real Ell poeta Carlos N. Ca
rre1as, Rios Ocafa, Dalmau Canet, Be
laval y Sacarelo, y recit6 una poesia,
la misma q. recit6 en- Ell Ateneo hace va
mas de ocho amos, Enrique Ramirez
Brau.
Todos los discursos pronunciados es-
tIvieron la altura de las circunstan
cias, pues los hubo sentimentales y hui
uioristicos.
Ell ment" estuvo magnifico; de una
cocina criolIa, NADIA menos que arecibs-
fla. Arroz con polio, ensaladas, jamon y
aceitunas, empanadas cubiertas con hue
vos, aqua de Pastilla, tabacos, refres-
cos, y.... w.. en- fin, la fiesta, la
arnena conversation, dialogos, chistes, y
bromas, pusieron en- ell ambiente I'm
"aire suave de pausados giros''; y 10
mas importante, casi increible, fu6 que
no Sc hablo de politica, 1nientras las
horas Sc deslizaban en- la mas afectuo-
sa ammonia y confraternidad.
Don Ramon Seijo y don Francisco Ri
vera nos condujeron al primer piso pa
ra enseharnos las espaciosas habitacio-
res, Ell comedor, la sala, la ante-sala,
los bafios, ETC., ETC., de su limpio y ele
gante hotel "Alcazar''.
A las dieZ de la noche, todos los ami
gos ALI presentes felicitamos los pro
pietarios del ''Alcazar' y les augura-
mos Ell mayor de los exitos.
Mucha prosperidad deseamos al hotel
cue Sc Inaugural, cuyos duenos han te-
nido para la prensa de San Juan afec-
tuoso homemade. Que Ell "Alcazar" ten
ga mucha vida son nuestres deseos.
CRoNIsTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
Ell ANfvEEsAR1o DEL ''RIALTo'

Para conmemorar el dia 16, cue es
dgno de ser senalado con piedra blan-
ca en- los fastos de la Emprcsa, han
sido elegidas las siete mas bellas y emo
cicnantes peliculas que hasta ahora han
negado Puerto Rico, todas cstrenos,
de las cuales presenta seis la ''Garib-
bean Film Co... He aqui ell orden de
los preciosos ''films'', que empezaran a
ex;birse el domingo dia IA y Serlnina-
ran ell sabado 90 del mes en- curse: El
IL, 'tEl Tonto Bailarin'', sugestiva Y
subyugadora pelicula en- cinco actos,
por Wallace Reid; el Is, 'Separadcs
por un mundo'', grandiosa production
en- seis actos, de Eugene 0'Brien; cl
16, sea Ell dia aniversario de la funda-
ci6n del aristocr&tico cine, ell admira-
BILE fotodrama F'La Mujer Mareada',
por la insigne estrella, Notma Talmad-
ge; ell dia IL, "I,a vida social, por
la insuperable Katherine Nc. Donald;
ei 1S, s'Su sofiado Paraiso'', por ls
prodigiosa actriz Anita Stewert, la ra.
ra sonambula del cine, digna de quo Sc
la caliique de sstrong woman por la
poderosa suggestion gu eejerce en- Ell pd
hlico; Ell dia 10, "La Media Hora'', por
Dorothy Dalton, extraordinaria Inujer q.
por su helleza irresistible, no solo da
Ia media hora, sino tambien la hora en-
terra, con sus cuartos inclusive, pues
bien podria sacar todos los cuartos que
guste, los millonarios de Wall st., por
su hermosura fascinante; por dltimo,
ell dia 20, 'sBuenas Referencias' por
la tercera de las Talmadge, sea Cons
tance, cuyo nombre sintetisa la cons
tante admiration que ejerce en- 10 mas
quito y distinguido de nAestro ptlblico
v. singularmente, en- las damas de San
turce y de San Juan, enthusiasts adlni-
radoras de tan insigne estrella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
HS VEGA BAJA

EnesItrtTA nstsd RI ATU7EDo en- sI
Cafe OsEtral. 10 oOnssle1 y 0AnO. Pls
- "ysst ?. EGssr" Advs,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
Inauguration del
hotel S'AlcaZar

Previa invitaci6n que nos hiciera el
simpatico y excelente amigo Rivera &c
JESUS, nos dirigimos q la Gale de era
fael Cordero", nimero 3s, en- dcnde de-
hia efectuarse la Inauguration del ''Eo
tel Alcazar'', del cuaI es propietario el
mencionado caballero.
En- ell primer piso del "Hotel Alca-
zar'', donde esta situada Ia sala dc
espera, todo elegancia y suntuosidad,
ros esperaba un grupo de amigos, que
decir verdad, constitute 10 mas selecto
de la intelectualidad capitalefa. e. Sc
iicr Rivera de Jesus, orgulloso de PEI
tenecer la misma cuna (Arecibo) Gle
Ia notable poetisa portorriqueia, ''La
Hija del Caribe'', Sc multiplied On aten
clones para con todos los invitados, OBJ
sequiandolos antes de bajar a! comodor
con ricos sabrosos aperitivos.
A una sefial de los propietarios del
mencionado "Hotel Alcazar'', fulnsos
ccnducidos un espacioso comedor 80
do adornado con foreros desbrdantes de
azucenas, Y por ell cual entraba 81 airs
puro de Ia noche, Ia hora do Ia ora
c:6n.
Constituyendo ell grupo afectNosos
amigos, todos poetas y periodistaS, las
palabras y alegres frases que afuSaE de
los labios, daban a la escena elegancia
petroniana, asi como un tinte de bohe-
mia galante, de aristocracia y buen hui
NOR.
Entire los invitados, reunidos en- cl 81
ito donde sofia nluchas veces Eulogio
Horta, aquel sofiador Y elegante prosiss
ia romper Ell silencio de la hora con
eI grito estent6reo de su alma prisione-
"a, vimos al seflor Dalmal Canet, re-
dactor de "La Democracia don Ma
nuel Rios Ocafia, redactor de eta Co.
rIespondencia' don Rafael Sacarelo, re
dactor de "El Tempo; don Jose Be-
laval, redactor de GEL Carnaval"; el
6istinguido caballero Seijo, socio del ele
gante simb6lico Hotel Alcazar";
don Andres Rojas; don Jose Reyes Oh
mo, don Carlos N. Carreras; Ell organi-
gsdor del FESTIVAL artistico'', Jorge
Adsuar; dos redactOres de Ell MUNDo,
y varios otros cabaEetos que la memoria
infiel nos hace dificil recordar.
Momento aates de los brindis SO acor-
do enviar a la triunfadora nina maya
gliezana que tuvo la suerte y la certeza
de enviar al Jurado califcador Ell mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

N. de la R.-Nuestro colaborador $50
licitus w. nos informa cue no hizo mas
one cumplir con su deber.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE
s U BAsTA
CEMENTO PARA ARROYO Y
PONCE

Sc recibiran proposiciones en-
sobre cerrado hasta las 10 lie Ia
rlanana del 20 de agosto, 1921,
para el suTlinistro de 1910 halwi-
les de cemento CIF Arroyo, Puez-
10 Rico, Y 500 barriles CIF Ponce.
Proposiciones en- hlanco podran
obtenerse del Negociado de Mate
r;ales, Imprenta y Transports, San
Juan, p. r.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
NuEvA ENT1DAD DEPoRT1vA
Leemos en- .un peri0dico de New Yorl

Leemos en.un peri6dico de New York:
Ha quedado constituida una nueva en-
tidad denominada National Billiard
Association en- cuya organization han
contribuido prestigiosos elementos del
Canada de los Estados Unidos.
Ell objeto de la nueva entidad es coo
perar, de comiln acuerdo la buena mar
cha de ese ramo de los deportes y elini
mar ciertas PRACTICES que pudieran per
judicarle.
La cooperation en- la organization y
direction es tan necesaria como la COM
petencia en- Ell terreno de la lucha,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15

HoaFIrAL On MATER
NIDAD = cmUGIA

Este hospital dedIeadO exclu-
sivamente 3 las damas para todo
caso DC clFngia. matcFnidad. CINE
eologia, etc, ha sid0 completamen.
te reforsnado estando actualmen-
te n Ia nltura del mejor hospital
en- Puerto Rico. Para mas infor-
mes diriiase al apartadO No. ll32.
San Juan. p. r., o n Krs. ]. B
Cireuns. superiniendente. Aveni'
da Ponce dc L6cn No. 100. Tols
ono ia. Santuree.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
TOME

Ell Ehxiy de Leonardo, el gran remedio pa
ra la sangre Este aumentara Su sangre,
alimentara reguIarizara los organos di-
gestivos. Devuclve ell color al anemico,
libertad al reumatIco da vida vigor al
sistema nervioso. Su poder en- casos de
decaimiento debiIidad es sorprendente
Pereza, enervacion y falta de vitalidad son
tambien indicaciones de que su sangre ne
eeslta un renedlo efcaz y vigorizador No
pierda tempo, vayd inmediatamente Ia
drogueria mas cercana Y obtcnga una bo-
tella Gel EGfir de LconaTdi para la San
gre, Tomelo una vez y Sc conveHcera.
Recomendado por miles de personas que
han sido curadas de envenamlento de la
sangre. reumatismo. gotta, ulceras, escro-
fulas. tumores. debilidad nerviosa otras
Intermediates. I'd quedara satisfecho de
los resultados despues de haber tornado ia
primera botella.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
PARA "soLIcITUs"

! En- Ell MUNDO del dia dos del corrien
te, he leido con sumo placer su atenta
contestaci6n sabias explicaciones So
ire mi pregunta.
Preciosas, magnifcas; demuestra usted
| poseer profundos conocimientos en- la
cieDtifica y abstrusa materfa.
lie comprendido perfectamente bien
sus explicaciones. De elias deduzco que,
81 Puerto Rico Sc hallase los VENTURES
grados medic de latitud Norte EN- Ell
tropico de Cancer, entonces recibirfa-
mos los rayos solares verticalmente. les
asi?
La observation y eI agudo anallsis de
los Ecchos, me hacen conprender que,
estas desviaciones aparentes del Sol son
dehidas la inclinaci6n del eje terrestre,
que 81 este fuese perpendicular al pla-
no de la 6rhita, los rayos solares no va
riarian de direction; es decir, serfa fila
e invariable.
La inclination del eje terrestre es ur
gran mlsterlo, y yo creo cue la clencla,
en- la investigation de sus causas, Sc
halla en- el estrecho circulo della inteli-
gencia humana.
Ell movimiento en- que Sc funda, IS
una teoria, y NADIA mas que una teoria,
EN- cuyo auxilio corroboraci6n DO hay
ningun hecho, al corto alcance de la in
teligencia humana, y 81 muchas obje-
clones.
Reiterole mi agradecimiento y las gra
cias por su bondadosa atenci6n mis-
curiosas preguntas, hacienda uso de
su generoso ofrecimiento, por 81 Sc ofrece
otra, me dara su direction.
UN NAGUABENo
N. de la R.-Nuestro colaborador $50
licitus w. nos informa cue no hizo mas
| one cumplir con su deber
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
LOS sIGPATIzADoREs
DE Los AsEsINos

En- Hatiesburg, Missouri, un hombre
asesin6 una seiiora. Convicto y con-
feso, fu6 condenado la horca. Algunas
almas mobiles empezaron gestionar ell
indulto de Casey Jones, que asi Sc llama
ell asesino.
El pueblo sac6 de la carcel al rec y
provisionalmente le ahorco para toda la
vida...
Lo cual no Sc opone que los corazo-
mes buenos protesten de que Sc mate
los que matan....
SNo es cierto, almas piadosas2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
RAYAMoN DE PLACEMEs

En- el Immediate puesto de BayH.
mon hay un puesto para venta de
peri6dicos en- unu de los kioskos de
Ia plaza. Es an sitio ideal y a todas
coras se encontrara ALI Ell MUM
DO.
Tarahien So venden eigarriIlos, Ia
bacos, dulces p refrescOs. AAvs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
PARA FL. CATARRO

El catarro es una infection de las mem.
branas mucosas y es un sntoma de sangre
pobre. Sangre pura protege ell sistema
contra afecciones catarrales. FL EiiTir de
Leonard para la Saugre linplara su SIS
tema, expulsando de su cuerpo todas las
materias venenosas, allmentara sus ve-
mas y arterias con sangre pura y roja-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-15
REMEMBER Me

En- ell edificio Bouret, San Jus
TO ~, encontraran mis- buenos
amigos complete surtido de Sc
Ieotos tabacos de las mas acre
ditadas fdbricas, y oigarriIIos de
todas marcas del pals y ameri-
canos. Wsiten la Havana Cigar
Store de G. Pedreira.
Advf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19
At the Theaters
Today

en-
Life IL the name ~ the picture
OF n krea. eity's dancing and sons.
adapted from a tag play OF the
same name BY Thompson buchanan.
Also. q Burton Holmes -"Traveioguc"
and Current Events"
LYRIC
Lew Cody. champion villain OF the
silent drama. Is seen as n regular he
vamp IN '"The Sign on the Door
Norma Talmadge IL starring In this
picture. which "a adapted from a
stage play by Claiming Pollock.
PAsTfsiE
Clara Kimball Young has h lend
ing robe In straight From Paris"
aid to he one Of her most captivat-
Ing photodramna- Also h usual
other attractions.
IDEAL
Edmund y. Cobb. Albuquerque's
film star. in Wolves OF the Street"
repeating today. Aside from the In
ferest In seeing a local boy who has
made good on the screen, the story
Is a vital one. dealing with the funda-
mental problems confronting our
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

The special committee OF the
Checker club which was authorized
20 make arrangements for a tourna-
ment announced last night following
a meefisE that the ~ to
be- started Saturday. The committee
consists Of Joseph porte-fisid, city
champion checker player. .. n. syl-
yesier and Adolph steele.
The club has been divided Into two
teams and these viii be pitted against
each other ~ q means Of playing OF
the preliminHries. Each player ac-
cording TO present plans viii play
each other player on the oppoeite
Jean six Famfs h side securing
tho most points Will DO declared
Inuer.
The ccmmiffee has announced that
all men who wish 10 participate Ia the
tournament must become members Of
the Cnccke- club BY saturday night
81 tha latest. or they viii be barred
IRON playing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

The movie has almost unlimited
iainment and general good. In the
world of literature there are hun
dreds Of thousands Of good stories
and the SKIN and the genius OF great
directors has proved that almost any
story can be told on the screen. Nor
need there be any ~lesscninR OF the
dramatic and tho sensational and the
spectacular.
because OF the movies many boys
and girla who nevc- have hcen n
mile from home know nor about
the geography OF their country than
their elders did after spending for
tunes In travel Think how many
folks know what Niagara Falls real
~ looks like and the Grand Can
yon. And yet this field has hardly
heen touched. Two often wondered
n Mammoth Cave had been filmed
or a harvest seem on n midwest
farm on a poasum hunt In the south
land.
There are thousands Of varieties
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

,4~rrenchman talkn he s~esticuiatos 80
that you will sec the picture as ne
does and the American indsan sus
gosts more by signs than ne Q :
by words. The Bible II the greatest
picture book In the world. IL u an
lnexhaustible supply. OF rasea
pathos and drama. and The time VIII
come when the movies will present
these stories revercntly and faithfulp
and when that IL done examlnation
Of college students on h English
Bible will not furnish such n supply
OF Grass ignorance n poppycoch
nonsense nj II does today.
The movie Is one OF the great IN.
stitutions OF America. IL must De
taken into o whenever con
alteration ~ given 20 the Things
that vitality affect the weii-being OF
the nation. Ny hope ane prayer "
that Its progress In the future may
be along wholesome. clean. helpfui
and inspiring lines.
Copyright. 1871, NEA serviee)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

can help I'M get acquainted with
our nciEhbor and share his joys n
sorrows ~ he shares ours.
] keep in close touch with the
progress OF the staes and screen and
| realize their power to affect the
lives Of the people, I wonder why
they do not film more stories like
Pilgrims Progress, Ben Hur. the
Wnveriy novels. Robinson Crusoe'
The Last Days OF Pompcii. the DE.
serted Village. Poe's stories and
plays like Thu Old Homestead. Rip
| Van Wrinkle. virginius. Ten Nights
In n Bar Room and Charles Aunt,
1 never have known n boy or girl
who did not enjoy pictures. They
think In pictures before they SPEAK
In words. We have the best eu.
thority for the use OF pictures. God
spoke through the Old Testament by
means OF pictures. That ~ the wa,
Christ taught, because without q
parable he spake not to any man
IA parable was n picture. When
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19
ARMY NEAL MINUS
BEANS IS PLAN OF
AMERICAN LEGION


The hishest caar< army meal ever
ksrsrd-~no beans unless yon order
them.
This h the rrceram ahead Tor
mefaeF4 Of The H1otfIcrn IeFiou. The
members o. the Ickion have decided
20 hold a dinner ~ the Y. w. G. A.
Cafeteria next Monday night At s;zu
O'Clock.
The program while nod YET outlined
VIII inclade speeches ~ rcme 81 TN
more prou,intnt I<xior numbers and
discussion ~ tn~ national American
legion convention ~ he held In Kansas
city fhe last 81 the month.
An mcmhtfs Of the legion and other
former service mea are eligible %
attend the dinntf. John Fee ~ IN
chasRe or |r~eucrs1lione and persons
wishing to attend are directed 20 call
upon him or t~eicphene ts5W.
fiffv men ottcndcd The dinner held
naore than q month & and members
are hopeful that an ever larger at
tendance will - On hand nexf Mon
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19
IN MOTHER IS MEDICINE
CHEST

are standard remedies which have
stood h test OF time-remedies
which their mothers aud grandmoth.
ers had used before them. such Is
lydia y. Ptnkham's Vegetable Com
pound. which for nearly fifty years
mas been helping h women OF this
country 10 overcome many forms Of
female Ills; merit alone could nave
stood such a test OF time and won
such an enviable record.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19
Billy Sunday on Movies

Many Varieties of Clean Comedy.
Of good comedy films. It's n fine
thing TO make folks laugh and
nothing " more popular than genu-
face OF the earth loves clean fun Il
IL ours.
! believe the movement to bring
pictures into the schools Ia an ad'
mirabie M A child abs0rbs in
formation through the eyes far
quicker than any other sense. Lack
OF complete understanding ~ most
movies. quicker and better than any
other agency, can tell M half the
world how the other half lives. II