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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
BALE TIPICo QUE TERMlNA
COMO Ell ROSARIO DE LA AURORA

En- un bale que Sc celebraba en- la
casa de don Diego Cintr6n eli cl barrio
'Almacigo-Alto' de Yauco, ocurrio
una rina, de la que resultaron con con
tusiones Alexandra Hernandez y Fran
cisco Davila. Fueron arrestados Diego
Cintr6n, Alexandra Hernandez, Arturo
Perez, Francisco Davila, Emilio Rodri
guez Vega, Ernesto Perez, Juan Pagan,
Anastacio Cedeno y Gregorio Vargas,
acusados de alterar la paz, y el Juez
Municipal le exigi6 cada uno de ellos
500 para quedar en- hbertad. Los he
ridos fueron asistidos por ell DR.. Ga
briel Rigau.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
The San Juan Bakery Inc.
NoTA sIMPATICA

La di6 Ell acreditado "Cine Luna"
en- la noche del martes, con motive de
la exhibici6n de la pelicula ''Amor Tro
plead" "filmada'' en- Puerto Rico.
Y consisti6 esa simpatica Lota en-
que, al comenzar la citada pelictlla, la
orquesta dej6 DIR las dulces armonias
de "La Borinquena ., entusiasmando al
pdblico, que prOrrumpio en- dclirantes
aplausos.
Las notas de la Borinquofa'' al
presentrase en- la pantalla los primeros
paisajes de Puerto Rico, fueron de una
OpOrtunidad digna de consignarse, pOr
10 que felicitamos a los directories del
"Cine Luna, tan previsores como cor
teses.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
LA EscUELA NocTURNA DE
LA Y. M. C. A. TRIUNFL

Hace pr6ximamente un mes inici6se
una campafa en- pro de las classes noe
turnas de la Association Cristiana de
J6venes de San Juan, cuyos fines son
bien conocidos de todos y altamente es
timados en- esta comunidad.
AL comenzar esta campaIia este afio
SO hizo con un vsrdadero espiritu de
confanza en- Ell exito, y de optimlsmo,
y 10 que al principle pareci6 un sueiio
bien pronto vi6se convertible en- la mas
frme realidad.
Sc pusieron en- juego las distintas ma
quinarias de anuncio; la prensa, los TO-
letos, ell cine, sobre todo una cons
tante propaganda personal dentro y,
fuera de Ia Association.
Sc abrieron por fin las clases, ala por
, Ell de este mes, y con una gran salts
facci6n observose que la matricula ha-
bia sobrepasado la alcanzada en- afios
anteriores. Es digna de especial men
ci6n la clase de Tenedurfa de Libras que
esta funcionando con exito sorprenden-
tie, y que cuenta con un ndmero de 81
estudiantes, todos ellos j6veEes entu-
siastas interesados. Reciba, pues, la
mas calurosa felicitaci6n ell active in
teligente instructor de esta materia, Sr.
Antonio Diaz y disp6nganse estos j6-
venes a seguir adelante hasta alcanzar
Ell triunfo en- la realization de sus idea
les.
Tambien la clase de Ingles, que est$
dividida en- dos grupos, Elemental y
Avanzado, Sc ha desenvuelto este afio
con mayor exito que nunca. Hay GER
ca de 40 j6venes estudiando Ingl6s,
los que estan dando pruebas de la i'm
periosa necesidad que tienen de poseer
este idiona, como Ell gran medic para
abrirse paso en- la lucha por Ia vida.
Por primera vez este afio ha podido
organizarse una clase do Frances, bajo
la autorizada direction de Ia Srta. Te-
resa Stahl, la cual dontina este idioma y
posee absolute capacidad en- Ell dificil
arte de transmitir conocimientos. Esta
clase, sin embargo, no Sc ha desarro-
lado sufcientemente, siendo asi que ell
nlmero de estudiantes que participant
de ella es muy reducido.
Las classes de Taquigrafa marchan
bien y las de Mecanografia daran prin
cipio tan pronto recibamos del Nerte
diez maquinas nuevas, marca "Reming-
tom, que hemos pedido por cable,
las cuales esperamos en- el pr6xin,o CO
rreo.
El plan general, que la Association
desea poner en- practica este afo, es
muy interesante, y solo necssita la COO
peraci6n de todos en- benefcio dc la
! juventud que sube, y cuya educaci6n
constituye la tlnica esperanza del porve
mir de nuestra bien amada Terruca.
UN oBsERVADoR.
San Juan, P. R., octubre 25, 1921.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

IA CASA "FATHEsf. HA HEcHo
FRoPOEEcIONEs A IA PHOTO
PLAYS"

a famesa easa ds 2eiicuias De ios
Eataaes unidoa. Pafhs y Co. aai como
otrsa eaEaa amerleanns. han hseho va
Fias pFopesaciones q isa aiFeet9Ees de
"a - m Photeplays co,''. e. 81 sen
t,da es aFFenaaF sl Eatndio para eon.
tinaar A manufaetuEa ds pelieulas en
PneFta Eies.
ssgan nnestFes tnfoFmes. ioa diFeeto
rea - AZ -. n Photepiays ca" es
ttn aispuestes q negoelaF cen - refe
rlaa eaaa So PathA aiempFe cue ests
reneanga "a tFsbaiaF . me8ias con
slies pafa - ass ss orgsnixaFA ana
oampania = "A enai npoFtara Nl00l0of
cas- unk ds las parties
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
La coNsTnUcTURA DE YAUco

Hemos recibido las clausulas de incor-
poraci6n de la ''Compafiia Constructors
de Yauco'', que ha sido aebidsmente
registrada de acuerdo con las leyes de
Puerto Rico, en- las Oacinas del secreta-
rio Executive.
Los objetos Y fines para los cuales Sc
ha constituido esta Corporation, es to-
mar en- administration toda clase de fin
cas- urbanas; adquirir titulo de compra,
cesi6n, usufructo, uso y aprochamien-
to solares, a~los fines de construir en-
ellos casas, almacenes y edificios para
darlos tftulo de inquilinato.
Feliz exito deseamos q la nueva Cor
Doraci0n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
oRAN vENTA coA1BINADA

In los grandes almaeenes aei Pueblo
III cielo, estan hacienda una gran com
binaci6n 3 preeios de FUEG0, para po-
Ger locos a sns eompetidores. AlfOm-
bras. camas, Colehones, Guarda- Cont
das, RoperOs, colchOnetas, oristaleria,
sahanas. Gran venta en- Ell departamen
70 de cabansros. PRECIos DE FUEGo
En- s0mbreros adornados para seioras,
Venta especial. visite FL Ctel0 que es
Ia tienda que da pOr POGO dincro mu-
cha mercancia. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
NJ nGKRcADo uE CARE y IL
AL0oDoH EN NvEyA YoEN

cun m msasii mneatrnnas mfs inEiina
citn 3 Esn4sr csc e. sHseieseis , 4
veimmtaa 80 paFts g. alEaaes emeafs
rnacgss q ksrrr eencnnieHet feH e. nA
e. Feanrir lss sxlstennss ios futnree
Gei este AS ega4e mAa neles Al 90
rIaEns slts seas 3 i1s Ksfai4ss netaf
a. ai . 1G puntps - eemEsfaa een lAA
81 aitims Tisfns2 Mste siTanps inat
earlenal as iigrl6aslenel rsHsfaas a.
wMn marnsa y nei csftea mensi sates
lninEean9as hatasn remfaano ksre 81
nfn tiamHs 81 eatieipsfita. fsfa -
nmisnas IA eWhaas viaisMfs ee laa uae
elos e. q sireaes. cssas eqH egeisteE
Nan xemai4a tamhaAm Nstfia asas -
eamiEa as - rpmElas es ftft fa ssfs
tane.as e. - m.sEssaes Efiaetasea 81
fmfnma a. mmm haAMM8 So xWsaas asA
trlfes a. nse Fnsss ~ kan tenlts sfee
e. p@aa ~ aamanaaaa aafae pa aas
hrihaa aferae ia peBasaNa es ia 80
mima easaeAa a. msvi9leets $50 en
- magra4es BFtm1tsENa ha @isF MMe -
6siiss hanfa elgts Bsnte . ia ksia sa
Il alns - eamkte aehFe keaefe1 y >
- psemmna Aamnmaa a. EweRa Aeeaa.
maate ~ paaites 80 eNtfifHEass 80
poeos ean Al inisripF Fsfgeean4aas -.
aaEia - aeamsisF nsnxpaaf xfenaes
aElgfeaflaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

Aiemna eonneiaa "A eMito eahaiieF0
6oa Nicenta MazsaFts. inteligsslte ID.
FReter a. IA xouRNER aFtlstsea del
0faa REs8eiins. - sr Murtards traha.
A. artiEeneute porqus Ia teapoFsda
6al EsfnFlao aFtiata reanlte =. exite
eemgaNte
4 5aEHaE poE las camentarlaz cue he
mas eaes - duds a a. Musier6s cue
- tfianfs ha ds eoEonar sus aafuerzoi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
UNA AlUJER AHoGADA

In una quebrada de la jurisdiction
dc San Sebastian apareei6 ahogada An
drea col6n. II marido y la n.adre de
Ia infortunada mnjer declarsvOn ante
las autoridades Que Andrea, desde ha-
eia tempo. vsnia manifestando deseOs
de quitarse Ia vida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
Va eSta en- Puerto Rico eI
"Pan Mallorqufn y

Una vez terminadas las reforlaas
de Ia panaderia PUG Y ABRAHAM
en- Salvador Brau AZ, tenemos ell gus
to de avisar a nuestros clientes, que
va pueden comprar en- dicho estable-
eimiento el excelente y sabroso @Pan
Mallorqufn", tan solicitado por nues-
tro publico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
TEATRo MUNICIPAL

Manana, reaparecera en- Ell Teatro Mu-
nicipal la aplaudida compaffa del ge
nero cubano ''sevilla- Rogeiini'' con la
obra de rigurosa actualidad poIitica ii
tulada "Estado o Independencia'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
DON SANTIAGO pLA

NuestrO amigo. don Santiago Pla, co
nocido hombre DE- negocios he San
Juan. sale en- breve para % isla on asun
tcs relaciOnadOs con sa casa "R. Katz
Co.
Durante su ausencia Ie sustitrira en-
su Ofcina su hermano LulO, que lego
aver de YaucO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
PATRIoTA ENFERMo

En- NaEanjito Sc encuentra enfermo
de algan cuidado ell distinguido caba-
Hero don Alfredo Arehilla Ramos, va
lioso intellectual y gran patricia. pa
DIRE del cnltisimo escritor y poets senior
Jose Archilla. a quien tanto Sc estima
en- aauella locahdad.
Hacemos votos por 81 pronto resta-
bleeimient0.
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DETALLES ACER-
CA DEL CRIMEN DE GURABo
continuation. de la pag. Ia. }

homicida con dos capsulas disparadas y
una sin disparar.
En- uno de los bolsillos del gaban de
Andino, fue encontrada una carta diri
gida por este su familia, en- Ia cual
manifestaba que ambos acordaron qrl
tarse la vida para poder seguir queri6n
dose en- Ell mas ALA, sin obstaeulos de
ninguna especie, y que no cu1paran ma
die de su muerte.
Las autoridades, luego de investigar
los hechos, encontraron que, efectiva-
nente, no habia responsabilidad contra
nadie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
Ell sR. IGLEsIAs PARA
UN NUEVo TERMrEo

Ell senador Santiago Igleslas, recibi6
aver un diploma, tirmado por el presiden
te de la American Federation of
Labor, senior Samuel Gomper7, n2h-
brandole organizador General gu 4srto
Rico de dicha institucion por un nuevo
terSnino.
Felicitamos al 'ider obrero por la de-
signaci6n de que ha sido objeto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
FOURNIER & DEL VALE

EmbaIsamadores.
Servicio complete funerario.
Ataudes Americanos y del pals.
EmbaIsamamientos y prepara-
cion de cadaVeres.
Precios modicos.
TELEFONOS:
Oficina: 90. Plaza Baldorioty 81.
Residential: 594 azuI, San Jose
2o, altos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

Dssde el ais 30 del eoffieate hasta
81 ala 8 de noviembFe pr6ximO SO cele-
bFaran en- Aguadilia grandes aestas po-
pulaFes En- honer su patron San Car
los.
IA igloslas centrOs recreativ0s y otras
soeiedades. cooperaran q mayor exito
de las hestaa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

hsrFo ssrrr ffatra tsndsroa sobrs las eyilza0nss
nal aaniaas snaiFa spasfa hsa no era sa senpfs COO
s.s-. = - ~ 1870 P-'' q - 'se ''a'a e 81
So ssr ,slss sqauss dsdsas surrsron udades.
ps mor soneePto De los debe-
~ 60 = a. s,ss a. f.r i tussa 4 os dssres cue fas
Il 49, aaa oganzada dsfsHaida ayOres elen-
A. sFsHsfiaa l. histefa en- "a natu-
Fnsaa phEea g. ~ ineEoFahle cue emppa los
psst ssasnts esnei aua o nas iFeSaass sun sqasl
naa iaeisfsnisa san H. sns go pef q asaso as ~ us'
= rntsn spafiat urapa%
cuarso - ns = rs a. : . = traia por ~ apHeae6n
i Eri 4 lanesFs ai aHfe henrado propa maia
nsrads qas Aeula soa presenea
lEass s = sisHias Eaa Hama Fs'esiSn en- ias ba'a-
D. hlss ssss. i. s.ss.S ousa. fsrssrsan pro
s - ,ids ~ vs. ssris srnaaa ajan hoy.
u.Asss s..f-f = e. s :. sa.s a.gT.-. q sn o,Isn -
ssara a sstts - pfato a saeae fueFon este
= 4. - 49, = +. - aaIs ~ las is- snanea 4 ma
siiaa a. - lrraassF asfriuas han a. tFsnfar.
- rs.sss s.1s. sls s. .s d saas sapssadoss : L.
Haa os.H's sa h.ua gas hses siaao Asgan periodic Dc
sFaas a. s es sas saat le sr q. asEssho no ,s ss,
tanns - s tsasrasns playa Del B6sforO Era
= 49, nse Fss.ssa "a saaae aas insss L fasr11
ras Aha hhtafa iais Fssulados en- ei pro
sai e. - seaa fss1s fsa sss heho - issFs no ss
srw N a deiado Dc repe
i,.s s.a'ls = pss .ssasiaaIa IA
siusaas haorh ssaaaHa sHista
rte s.Pas q atr = ssasefs - uase e Greer en- las
- Feta, VS. efnr pp1eFes del mundo mas
Is est&slfrff nefmal consolidation
CFahgnos froufEe o. s escuias m nAgcas pabras:
nsliF. GFa Raahr4 de las aea-
horaFrs. a anus a. b Victoria coHfienos a euaa-
ksHtFai ratru todos los tiunfo y
euando espa F Fuaa dayes Fl door apremie el pen
inteFpretar
ae los acohardan an
q falaiFau Feros. l d amino fuee
saien eumr eva - efs - toe s en- eaaqueF pae Para
6s t taea mqnfo eauna eryd eado Sc
Faaetbe Veneede
puns = - sfsarss .aelsnie
pt aafianff nr l sohadores; adante
ea EmFei solo sacumben derrotados
par pfaga inrsrndd atu, propia ebardia
eaFa ahende aqueos
qus a. Ia. t instaHtes
sarTn1o d h drnaad 81 earaeter Tirr eeniza
hrr flpE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
Sc NENDEN.

DOS SOLARES en- la esquina
Gale McLeary y Gale Los Ba-
nos: unos con $40 metros cua-
drados; y otro con $50 metros
cuadrados. Para informes COM
pIetos dirfiase a:
HENRY w. DOOLEY
P. 0. Box 551. San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28
BALE EN- Ell ''CAsINo ESPANoL'
DE RIO PIEDRAS

Hemos recibido atenta INVITATION
para Ell bale que Sc celebrara en- Ell
'sCasino Espafiol'' de Rio Piedras, el
dia de noviembre.
FL referido halle, para el cual existe
gran animation, es de sociedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

AaUNc1EsE EN- s.EI MuNDo~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

srharra eaufun reorganization como toda OPPRESSION
tTae Esaoelln.
Pos rais hlntFs, tene neePta como eieehFA "a
hy del pragFesa aae a transforms todQ
spcs puaas daralEas6n seria Il anormahdad
- eoFFupeion pFodulo
"a Feas d ea fa sguFamfnte q ogen de 81 deeaden-
aaddes eutFeFadas a. uo. las eoneup
"A dnn d a Fgaezas sobr In
inta vita1s d uasdano aqails fuenes de gnomnia
sassss FaFd eas eeendaFios cue
pra hsaares eFrtas ~ immortal ePitaho
eei poeia D. hace n HlgF - fantafia
~Esies. Falae. d3sF,
eampas a. aeiodad musuo eolale
sn tlsniro ltaiea farlesa"--
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-28

Las FIEsFAs PATRoNkLEs
DE AGUADILLA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-15

Who is the guest of her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Bo1bo, East Strong
street, win leave Friday En- Route
home she viii be the week end guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Carlson OF
Mobile, Ala. Mrs. smith attended the
wedding of her sister, Mable, and Mr..
James Schornestein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and family.
who have been making their home at
AS East Belmont street, are now To-
Gated in their pretty new bungalow
on the corner of Alcaniz and Belmont
streets.
Mrs. 7. G. Aymard and little daugh-
ter Mary Louise viii arrive today to
be the guests Of Mrs. Aymard's broth
er, Mr. Guy Palmer, and other rela-
tives during the Christmas holidays
Mr.. Peter Rosasco of Milton was in
the city yesterday on a business trip
Mr.. Fred Barry of Milton visited in
Pensacola yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-15
OPERATEC RECITAL,
AT new AUDITORIUM
Miss Evelyn scotney VIII Give Con.
cert at High School on
December 20

The appearance OF Miss Evelyn
scotney in operate recital Thursday,
December %, at the new high school
auditorium, looms up as the social and
musical event OF years. Possibly no
greater testimonial to this young
woman's art and ability can be sug-
gested than a letter received yester-
day from Mr.. r. r. Johnson, the noted
concert manager. under whose man
agement Miss Scotney appears. The
letter reads as follows:
Mr.. Sidney p. Levy.
Pensacola, Ella.
Dear Friend Levy:
GAS per exchange of wires, Miss
Evelyn Scotney comes to Pensacola
December goth for a recital In my
recent letter and wires 1 have explained
to you the ability Of this young artistic,
and I predict 10 you she will make a
sensation in Pensac cola. I know how
sleptical you are about Pensacola for
high class concert work, out Miss Scot
ney will readily prove, as eontended
with you this past summer, that You
can make Pensacola a concert town.
do not hesitate a moment In telling
you that after Miss Scotneys appear
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-15
ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW

Mr.. and Mrs Minor w. Cutting OF
Chicago. and Miss Lila M. Holzett OF
Milton are guests for the holidays Of
Mr. and Mrs H. K. Davis.
Board Williams of Hollywood, Cal,
who has been in Hot Springs since the
White Adair wedding, returns this
morning and will probably spend the
winter in Pensacola.
Miss Mary Jane F'in1ay of Hot
Springs returned to the city on Tues
day and viii be the guest of Mrs. Her.
man White for an indefinite stay.
Miss Mary Jane Finley returned to
Pensacola Tuesday after having had
very pleasant visit with friends in
Atlanta, Ga. She will remain for sew
eral days as the guest of Mrs, Her
man White, 1900 East LaRua street,
before going to her home in Hot
Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Schonestein re-
turned Tuesday night from a delight
full wedding trip to New Orleans where
they were the guests of friends of both
che bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schonestein viii be at home to their
many friends at sgt East zarragossa
street.
Mrs. w. e. Smith Of Meridian, Miss,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-15
NEGRO HERE MAY BE
ATLANTA MURDERER
James Hudson, Arrested in Connection
With Robbery Of MiLady's, Thought
60 Be Wanted in Georgia.

Following several days Of ardent in
vestigation and some clever detective
work on the part Of l.. - Byrd, jailer
at the county building and II. G. For
rest. superintendent OF the bureau OF
Identification, also located at the coun-
ty building, 1t was pretty clearly al
though not positively, established yes
terday that one OF the negroes being
held n tho county jail in connection
with the MiLady robbery Is the man
wanted In Atlanta on three charges of
burglary and one Of murder
The negro ia question has been in
Jail for some time, and had given the
name of James Hudson ais being his
correct name, when rs a matter OF fact
IL was discovered yesterday that this
was only an assumed name but that
his real name Is Robert Bolden. He
arrived in Pensacola about two weeks
before tho Mil4ady robbery was COM
mibted and pIit up at the Belmont ho-
tel, but after tne robbery had been
committed certain circumstances
pointed that he might be implicated
in the matter, and he was later lodged
in the county Jail on a charge Of
breaking and entering.
on December the 9Th, while in Jail,
the negro wrote a letter and agreed
to give one Of the TRUSTEES 81 to SNUG
gle tho letter out Of the Jail and mail
st. The man was attempting to SNUG
gle the lettor out when Jailer Byrd
got wise and intercepted same 1t was
addressed to Carte Bolden, $50 Bay
street. Macon Ga.
OF course, after intercepting the
letter Mr. Byrd opened it and found
that the negro had written to his
mother requesting that She send him
$40 az he was in sorae trouble. but re-
peatedly asked that she address his
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-15
STEAMSHIP CASTOR
ARRIVES FROM CUBA
Comes into Port on Return Voyage of
Her Frat Trip TO the Island
Republic.

The steamship CASTOR recently put
into operation by the MacDonnel b
Co. and which made its first trip TO
Cuba a few weeks ago with a general
cargo supplied by local merchants, re-
turned TO her nome port yesterday,
completing her first round trip in a
satisfactory manner. The CASTOR Of
fcially registered at the custom house
from Cienfuegos. Cuba, and although
she did not bring a full cargo on her
return trip a batch OF miscellaneous
samples of the Cuban products which
the CASTOR win bring to this port or
an extensive scale in the future, was
brought along so as to display TO local
merchants the merits of the products.
The samples brought included sugar,
cigars, leaf tobacco, straw hats, jellies
and numerous other items. The return
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-15

name. He made this request three
] different times in the letter.
Upon this discovery Mr.. Byrd had
Mr.. Forrest to write a letter to the
chief of police at Macon about the
matter, who immediately upon receipt
Of same. and knowing Of the charge
for which the man was wanted in At
l2nta, forwarded the letter to the
chief Of police in that. city. As a re-
suit Of this Mr.. Forrest received a let
ter from Chief Detective Poole of the
Atlanta police department yesterday
stating that they were looking for a
negro named Robert Bolden whose adj
dress was No. $50 Bay street, Macon,
on three charges of burglary and one
for murder, and that he believed that
the negro being held here was the
right man. Detective Poole requested
that photograph be taken Of the man
and forwarded to him at once to de-
.ternine positively If this was the man
wfnted. This request viii be complied
with az soon as possible.
It Is understood that the negro
wanted is charged with driving an au-
tonobile which ran down and killed
an Atlanta man some time during the
latter part of October. 1t has been
reported elsewhere that the negro has
already admitted being in a car that
ran down and killed a man in Atlanta,
but according to the jailer last night
the negro has made no such statement
whatever, and that he continues 70
deny having any connection with the
matter.
It was also reported elsewhere that
efforts will be made to have the case
against the negro pending in the courts
here dropped and have him carried to
Atlanta to face the charges against
him there, but this depends first upon
the positive identity of the man by
the photograph which Mr., Forrest is
sending to the Atlanta officials.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-15
PROHI OFFICERS
MAKE TWO RAIDS
Secure Evidence Enough TO Warrant
Making Charges Against ProPrie-
tors of the Places,

r. +. Stearns the newly appointed
prohibition enforcement officer here,
and Special Officer L. r. Cobb of Jack
sonviIle. who is in the city assisting
Mr.. Stearns in the discharge of his
duties, made a raid on the place of
business of Joseph Strazulla at SIT
South Palafox street yesterday after
noon and found sufficient evidence to
enter a charge against him for viola
ton of the Volstead act, according to
a report the officers made last night.
Oscar Walkers place at 102 West
Zarrasgcssa street was searched day
before yesterday and the officers re-
port the finding OF about seven quarts
OF liquor. Walker was placed under a
5000 bond pending a hearing before
Commissioner Davis
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-15
POLA NECRI MAKES
HIT AT COMIQUE
Emotional and Talented Actress Is
Seen at Her Best in "The
Polish Dancer.y

Pc1i Negri. the great international
emotional star again makes her APP
pearance IN this city. This time she
appears II a role that is entirely diff
ferent from those she has portrayed
Tor the approval Of local theater-goers.
poIa Negri IS now at the Comtque
theater, appearing in THE Polish
Dancer" This win be the extraction
Ut the fheafer until Thursday night.
The story itself Is as Fascinating as is
the star herself It is claimed that
ssrhe Polish Dancer was inspired by
an actual occurrence In Poland, the
land THAT prides itself ia having
housed the remarkable artistic
As a matter Of fact, the outstanding
feature OF '-rhe Polish Dancer is
Pola Nrgri. In this production she
plays the part Of peasant girl who
runs away from her parents to win
fame ON the stage She succeeds, but
success Is too much for her and she
wrecks lives OF men without consid-
GRAFTON. She cast them aside one by
one until finally she herself is con-
quered by a wealthy young man who
has fallen An love with her.
The climax to this strange love
story is perhaps the most dramatic
witnessed at tho ComIque theater this
season. It furnishes Pola Negri with
an unusual opportunity TO put her tall
ents 70 advantageous use and this she
does most successfully. Hers is a
realistic piece az acting The support
she receives from the other players
Is consistent.
All IN all. Po1a Negri scores another
triumph, and Il you don't see her In
The Polish Dancer" you might as
well stop going to see pictures.