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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Juan Brady Of Hondo, Lincoln
county. recently appointed deputy
United States marshal by ~secundino
Romero Of Las Vegas. IL to take up
active duty In Albuquerque this week
u was announced at the Tic OF the
deputy United States marshal here
yesterday.
Mr.. Brady n to take tho place Of
Deputy United States Marshal Charles
n. Kern. who has been In charge OF
the office here for the last 10 months
During hat time Mr.. Kern has made
o than ibO arrests.
Before retiring from the Office OF
marshal. A. n Hudapeth commended
Mr.. Kern N well as other deputies
under his office for their efficient and
faithful service. So we'll did Mr..
Mr.. Hndspeth consider the Albuquer-
que Office handled hat he made but
two trips here In the 10 months.
Mr.. Kern, who has Just returned
from Santa Fe whore he was on court
business, said Yesterday that Tex
Cabins was found guilty Of being Inn
plicated In the robbery or an inter-
state shipment and that Nick Garlic
was found not guilty. The men had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
Ba ok Feel Lame,
Sore and Achy?

Are you lame every morningi DO
o drag through the day with a
steady, nuEging hackache-cyening
find % AL played out2" Probably
your kidneys are 90 blame. Hurry.
worry. lack OF rest and a heavy diet.
all tend 20 weaken the kidneys. Your
back gives out; you feel depressed
ana suffer headaches. dizziness and
kidney Irregularities. Don't go from
had to worse. Use Doan's Kidney
Pills. Home folks recommend them.
Ask your n%eighbor!
Here's an Albuquerque case:
j. r Summers. Az W. Lead Ave,
SAYS: My hack hecnmo lame and
sharp pains pierced me. When !
stopped ovcr II was difficult to
s~truighten up, ! noticed some relief
when I had finished the first box. 80
| continued taking the pills until
cured Of the lameness and pains In
my back"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
FA1TY'S FORCES
LINING UP FOR
LEGAL BATTLE
r eiported Big Movie
Magnates Will Back
Comedian Fight

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Oct S.
Heavy artillery was being moved up
tonight for use In the battle to save
Roscoe Arbuckle from prison.
There were Indications backed by
well-dcfined reports that motion pie
turr interests In 10 Angeles and New
York had thrown unlimited
behind the Arbucklc defense. bellev-
inE that the motion picture Industry
hs well a. Arbuckle himself will be
on trial.
Al tho district attorneys Office mr.
rangcments for n speedy trial were
being made. Date for the trial Will
be set Thursday. One attache Of the
prosecutors office predicted today that
the trial would be we'll under way
before the first OF November.
In the meantime Fatty" got back
to Los Angeles late today but will re-
turn here Thursday TO be arraigned
ON the two charges against him.
mRnslaughter and violation =. the
prohibition laws.
10y agreement Of tho prohibition
agents and Arbuckle's attorneys. Ar
buckles arralgnment on the charge
ot violating the prohibition laws to-
day was ordered postponed until Oc-
tober 10, the same day that he II
scheduled TO plead to the charge OF
m~anslaughter In connection with the
death OF Virginia Rape.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
LINDSEY SCORES
THE WELLSTOCKED
CELLARS OF RICH
Denver Judge Declares
Well-to-D Do Make
Mockery of Law

DENVER. Colo. oct. Sin a
r'athlug duuunciution issued from the
bench today, Juvenii. Judge ben ~.
Lindsey. nationally known jurist.
scored Dvnyers -Four hundred and
the wealthy class In general tor keep
ing well stocked cellars. while some
poor deyii" n sentenced for drink
INK bootleg whisky.
The announcement came at the end
~ "a henrng In the ease OF two young
men charged with giving liquor TO
two girls under age. Judge Lindsey
refused to sentence the two
There b a conspiracy among the
tivh. among the influential and we'll
tu-do, where We have laws ns in some
phases uf the bootleg situation. to
,uufin, operations without influence.
our hig society. our substantially
wcll-tu-du pVopl,-urc making "A
muokery Of the law They are the
mes responsible FOR this business and
therefor" the temptation to the un-
employed aud the ignorant to engage
In Il.
1--WE have our rich people with
their dinners at their country clubs,
Al many uf these parties many young
fuCipty women gas In the busi-
ness Of getting 'buozod up"
The effect Of their example trick
les down tu those who luOlishly
adapt them not knowing what miHcr-
able parasites and enemies OF society
aud drcvncy $50 many of them are.
The prosecution of some Of thcs,
poopl, would do more tor the enforce
mout ct law than the sending To lai
ut those poor devils who are drngg.,
into tho courts ~ the result, largely
ct the unwillingnvsH of thu higher up
to respect any law that interiors will
their pleasures"
Judge Lindsey declared that man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Completing the paving Of the aiicyn
from Fourth street 20 Eighth ssrsss
between Central and Copper n
and the putting Of East Central ~
nue. IN shape for pavins formed the
chief duty OF tho city engineers office
last week.
Frank RImbaii. city engineer. said
yesterday that the alley from Sixth
TO Eiahth street uuia. now open 70
travel and that the alley from Fourth
70 Sixth would be opened this week
Sewer connections are now being
made on East Central avenue east OF
High street IN preparation for h
work there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

tors Is ~ gigantic ns their distance.
one, known az Mcssier 10, has a
diameter Of more than "a quadril-
lon miles and contains probably
more than 10000 stars intrinsicaNS
brighter than our sun. These ire
mcudous clusters appear To be NOV.
Ing toward the Milky Way from
both sidoH. II may be that they are
both destroyed by contact with the
dense star field or broken up into
groups. ON the other hand. the
spiral nebulac appear to be flying
away from the Milky Way.
Staggering Picture.
These observations have led TO the
belief thai the whole system In nov
ing through space: IAN oNtreordi-
nnry picture say Prof Serviss.
the great system driving through
space like a raft. or rather like a
flat. shining monster built up OF
hundreds OF millions of stnrs-our
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

New methods Of measuring cclcs'
tia distances are responsible for
these revelations, gay Garrett T..
serviss. eminent scientific writer. Ia
the october Mentor Magazine. Pro
fcssor Nicholson OF the University OF
Chicago. by developing instruments
OF sufficient dellcaCy, was able to
measure the great star Betelgousc In
the same manne as "a surveyor
measures AN Inaccessible object on
earth. In round numbers. he gives
the diameter Of Botolgeuse as 24O,
900. 600 miles.
Most Distant ObIoct.
The most distant object from tho
earth Is the globular star cluster
N O. G. 1905 "a group OF suns
l.2OO qundrillion miles away. "Onc
cannot form the least idea 81 so stu
pendous distance as that without up-
preaching II by graduated steps"
writes Prof Serviss. First try 10
get at IL this way. tn, distance To-
the sun - 100000 miles THAT.
enormous though II be In compari.
son with distances on and around
the earth. ~ comprehensive. We
are used Il such figures ms milnuns
and even thousands Of millions. But
now consider this: the distance of
y. O. -. 7OOG Is moro han thirteen
and n half thousand million times
greater than the distance Of the sum
| n "A giant could stride one step from
the earth TO the sun he would have
Ia make thirteen ana ouc half billion
such steps In going TO n. @. c.
7OUG"
The universe as now conceived
consists or the Mi'ky Way. an On
c~ircliug hand OF tnrs. as thick as
dust, earth, sun and stars within IN,
circle. stars end star clusters be.
yond the circle ana nobulao. TIL,
stars are suns more or less lik'
our sun. There are we kinds uI
%uelulac; family glowinH cloud-lik'
bodies OF incandcscopt ras, and IN,
spiral nebulae, whirling. gaseou.
bodies. composed not OF incandes
cent gas, but Of partly liquid or soil,
gases that may consist OF stars II
various stages 81 development. tn.
star clusters are sWarms Of suns. mil
lions in number, thousands OF whiCl
individually exceed u sun from on
hundred to IA thousand times in act
ual brightness at n distance so in.
meuse that they blend into n spec.
80 faint ms to be hardly visible wit
the largest telescopes.
Obey Great Natural Law.
An ~ these elements are very sig
nincnntly arranged with respect {
ms another. They obey some grca
law that subordinntcs them to IN
middle plane of the MILKY Wa,
They do not all lie In or close I
that plane. however. The stars oul
crowd In to n; the spiral nebulao an
the star clusters keep out OF u an
generally far away to either sid
The gaseous nohulao are closely a,
ISOLATED with the stars.
The size Of the Elohulnr star clu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
RELEASE OF
HOLMES PICTURES
OUT OCTOBER 80
Second Film Out Novem-
Der 27; Local Travel
ogue to Follow in De-
cember.

The first release OF the Paramount
Burton Holmes Travelogues OF tho far
southwest. made during August and
September by operators Of the Bur
ton Holmes motion picture organizn-
lion, will be released October 30. ac-
cording to Information received from
the advertising department OF the
Santa Fe railroad today. The first OF
the southwestern films will be
Across the Grand Canyon" and will
cover the travels OF the picture men
In and around the canyon.
The second film. Santa Fe. the city
Different" is to be released on
November 81. II contains pictures OF
the SANTA Fe Fiesta.
The third film. made In Albuquerque
aud surrounding country. IN q be re-
leased early in December. although
the exact date has not yet been de-
termined.
The three pictures will form a very
important advertisement for the pie
t~uresque and scenic attractions OF the
southwest and the last film, that OF
Albuquerque nnd vicinity, will hSvc
important commercial publicity value.
The southwestern films were made
By the RECOMMENDATIONS orEaniza-
ton at the suggestion OF the advertise
ing department OF the Santa Fe rail-
road. following n study OF the south
west and especially OF New Mexico.
made by representatives OF the rail-
road advertising bureau during the
past summer. Miss Ethel Hickey and
Miss Erna FERGUSON, OF Hickey-Fer-
guHHon tours. were also active In the
matter. cooperating with the santa ZEE
advertising men In Interesting the
famous maker OF the Trayelogues In
the attractions OF this region.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Tho longest OF Shnkespcare's plays
Is Hamlet" with $3.50 lines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

lille Fox filed auIs Tor divorce
from Larry Fox ~ the district cqurt
yesterday. charging him with cruel
treatment and deBcrtion. She asks
the court Cor the custody Of their
child. Helen.
suit for divorce was filed by John
Anderson against Ruth Anderson In
the district court yesterday. In which
he alleges hat Mz. Anderson left
him several months ago. and has not
returned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09
World But a Speck in Universe
As Revealed by Biggest Telescope
Our Planet Even Less Important in the Celestial Scheme Than We
Thought, Conclusion From Measurements Of
Astronomer Shapley.
NEW YORK Oct. s.-Measnremcnts of dc SIAN. reeeI

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Measuremcnts Of the stars, recently made
by DIR. Harlow Shapley and other astronomers mt MI. Wilson Obsery-
atory. California, where the worlds biggest rejecting telescope is
located, have upset mans conception of the universe, and present a
new picture of it that staggers the imagination.
The earth, the most important unit IN IT to the average man, Is
shown to be but an infnitesimal speck 100000 trilion miles from the
center of things. The sun and moon are of little more importance
physically. 1t is now practically certain that the universe is a thou
sand times larger than has hitherto been supposed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Teresa Barasanti. Old Albuquerque
John Orunone, Old Albuquerque,
Isidora Herrera. San 1gnacio; Lu-
ciano A.. Morn. Ranches de Atrlsco.
Josephine KoxowsiSy. Albuquerque
Tomas Apadaca, Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

''DokT's"-IUB WIsHlso.
Don't ~Ish yuu could ina . lob-Find "
Don't wish you could rent yoaf spAi'
ment-Rent II
Don ! .iss Jou could sell youS soms-
bell H.
BY Ssing Ii. Hsrsld's Classified oolun'na
SAana SO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Indians In British Columbia put out
a newspaper printed In short hand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

Elias Howe. In iSit. first com p
plctcly developed the lock-stitch sew
ing machine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-09

little sun being lost among them
and drawing In from either side. and
from distances OF hundreds OF qua
drillions OF miles. vast stellar organ
isms. OF n globular shape, on which
IL feeds and grows. while from be-
fore IL. like frightened flooks of
strange, winged creatures. Matched
In the midst OF mysterious and
boundless ether. flee the spiral neb'
ulae, speeding by the thousands.
they know not whittier"
Tho longeEt Of s~hakespeare,s plays
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-21
oFICINA DEL CoMIsIoNADo
San Juan, p. r., Julio 70, 1921.

San Juan, p. r., Julio i2, 1921.
PRPoSCIoNES en- pliegos cerrados
para la adjudication on pdblica subas-
ia de las obras de AMPLIACIoN Y
RECONSTRUCTION DE LA EsCUE.
LA DE MAYAGUEz PLAYA NO. 2,
MAYAGUEZ, p. r., cnyo presupuesto
aprobado asciende a TREINTA Y UN
MIL DoscIENTos vEINTE DoLA-
RES CON TRES CENTAvoS (s3I,-
22O.03), SO admitiran en- esta oficins
hasta las DOS e P. Nj del dia
vEINTINUEvE DE JULIO de 1921,
en- que SO abriran p1blicamente.
Todos los datos necesarios SO daran
en- la oficina del Arquitecto de este De
partamento, donde so encuentran dc
manifesto los doeumentos quo han de
regir en- Ell contrato, y podran recoger
los ncitadores los pianos y modelos dc
proposiciones que han de pressntar. me
dante un dep6sito de DIEz DoLAREs
(S1O.0O) en- metalico cheque certifica
do, qire seran reembOlsados al ser de.
vueltos diehos documentos en- Ell place
do vEINTE dias (2O) despues de efec
tuada Ia subasta.
La administration SO reserva Ell de-
recho de rechazar cualquier todas
las posiciones, y Ell de adjudicar Ell con-
trato bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.
Guillermo EsTEvEs.
oomisionado.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-21
Los EstadOs UnidOs
y las islas. Filipinas

las) hahl6 aqui, en- Madrid, en- reprc-
sentaci6n de su patria insular, un Togo
so elocuente joven, en- la reunion que
en- honor do los estudiantes h.spanoame
ricanos celebr6se en- el Ateneo, organi.
zada por la Federation Nacional dc Es-
tudiantes. Las paiabras del jovea fiji.
pino fueron de fervida alabama para
los Estados de la Union Y ponder6 con
ardoyosos elogios especiaimente II Labor
cultural nevada en- su pals cabo por
la gran Repdblica.
En- tai estado Sc encuentra la cues.
ti6n actualmente. GQue ocurrirs al re-
greso de la Cornision a Norteamesica?
A nuestro juicio. ESQ depenle dc los
hlipinos mas que del Congreso de Ia
Union; 81 los comisionados estiman que
Ell Archipelago Sc encuentra capacitado
para constituirse como nae 5n soberana,
el Congress- no retardara su vote "a
vor de la independence del antigua ar
chipielago espanol; pero 81 Ell info-m9
tiene reservas solidarnente probadas, la
concession, aunque Sc desea, por la dig
nidad de la Repdbiica, no Sc discernira
de un modo Immediate.
De 10 que puede respOnderse con an
ticipaci6n es de que la Camara amcri-
cana hara justicia, y nj lanzara las
islas, por evitarse ulteriores complica-
clones, ser presa de Ia voracidad de
un pueblo fuerto que' acecha, nj. por
ningdn motive, retrasara, 81 10 abonan
la raz6n, la justicia la realidad, ell
reconocimiento de la independence a
un pueblo a quien Norteamerica prepa-
ra desinteresadamente para ser sobsra
no y pr6spero desde hace Veintid6s
amos, FL Ccngreso, pues cumplira con
sus altos deberes.
No faltara quien tache de optimista
esta afirmaci6n categorical; pero ell item
po, gran revelador de verdades, dira
quienes estaban en- 10 firme: 81 los que
juzgan por prejuicios, por intereses,
compassion los que Sc atienen en- sus
juicios y en- sus vatieinios a 10 que re-
sulta de los hechos y del proceder cons
tante del pueblo de Norteamerica y do
su Congreso, servidores de los mas altos
ideales democraticos.
Rafael Hernandez USERA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-21

FL Jap6n: he aqui el peligro que, CO
mo ave siniestra, Sc cierne sobre Fill
pinas.
Tan consciente es ell pueblo de las
Filipinas del peligro japon6s, que ell Sc
nado y la Camara de representatives
flipinos. compuestas en- su totalidad por
natnrales del pals, aprobaron no hace
mucho tiempo una ley segdn la cual Sc
evita que los japoneses adquieran tie
rras en- Filipinas. No cabe demostraci6n
mas palnaria del estado de la opinion
pdblica en- las antiguas islas espafolas.
Como consecuencia de esa fe incli-
NADIA a la concession do Ia independent
cia existente en- los Estados Unidos, el
dia del mes de abril pr6ximo pasa-
do embarc6se EN- el puerto de Seattle
(Estado dc Washington la Comisi6n of
cial norteamericana, La que SO ha en-
comendado el estudio de la question.
La comisi6n, compuesta por hombre
notoriamente conspicuos, sc ha dir.gido
a Filipinas para estudar el problems
plsnteado ante la conciencil popular
del pueblo americana, sea aportar da-
tos para saber 81 debe no sc debe
conceder la independencia a las islas
va aut6nomas. Entire los comisionados
que son nueve van Mr.. Cameron For
bes el signihcado general Wood, qre
han sido gobernadores generates dc Fl
lipinas v conocen va la vida de aquel
pueblo. Especialmente Sc aplicara esta
Comisi6n a investigar ell regimen de es.
cuelas, la politca sanitaria, las obras
pGblicas, el estado de la Hacienda, el
funcionamiento de los organismos y de
las entidades, cuanto pueda servir de da
to para ell cabal conocimiento de Ia ST.
tuaci6n del Archipelago.
De regreso a Norteamerica, Ia Conf
sion informara al Congreso de los Es-
tados Unidos Ell resulta6o de sus in
vestigaciones y de sus estud,os, y sc lie
CARA defnitivamente a la resoluci6n del
problema.
Pocos dias hace y 10 citamos para
que Sc yea cuaRto es el agradecimiento
que ell pueblo filipino otorga los Esta.
dos Unidos por su obra en- aquellas is.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-21

tocones salen fojos, tardios, y no hay
primavera, y las nuevas plantaciones Sc
haccn tarde.
FL colono hace compromises mayo,
dc abonos y parte de la reparaci6n que
casi siempre la Central lie da con esca.
sez. Llega mayo, y esa cana esta cor
ia, nueva, por 10 cual no Sc debe mo-
Ter, sino dejarse hasta febrero; pero ahi
el compromise, hay que moler, y enton.
ce5 viene el desastre de los colonos, Y.
por tanto, ell de la Central.
En- cuanto los del tabaco, Sc coge
en- mayo, junio; las compafiias saben
que esos plazos son fjos, improrroga-
bles, y ahi "GARRoTE"; no es posi-
BILE en- esa forma salir bien. al paso
que van las cosas, la Corte Sc convert
ra en- un "bureau" de asuntos lios
insulares, aunque siga alguicn di
ciendo que ESE JIBARo dc San Lo-
renzo solo da ideas MACABRAS, el
tempo va demostrando 81 Sc equivoca o
no ell JIBARo.
Un agricultor dc tabaco Y frutos me.
nores de so cuerdas do terrenO alto, dc
be 500 doblres, paga el dos por
ciento y veces mas, a un usurero in
consciente, el uno al banco tai o
cual. vence en- mayo, no tiene mas
remedic que vender cl fruto cusiquier
precio; ell buey, la vaca ell caballito;
81 le dieran ese dinero cinco amos, \
pagar 100 anuales, podia volver la vi
da, De 10 contrario, va camino del
hospital. =. "JINcHo. ANENIco".
En- esas condolences. y algO mas apre
miantes, esta la inmensa mayoria, TN
noventa por cientO de los pequehos agri
cnltores de esta region. - Ana vere-
mos 10 que hacen nuestros escogidos di-
rectores.
Ell JIBARo DE SAN LORENZO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-21
Los bancOs federales
de creditos agrlcolas

Los Bancos Federales pueden salvar
un tanto la situaci6n terrible por que
atraviesa la mayor parte de los peque-
nos propietarios de 30 y hasta de 100
cuerdas, y mas, siempre que dichos ban
cos sean creados con ese fin.
LO que 81 no vemos claro que ese
banco nuevo taya a ser anexado a
otros, que hasta ahora solo han servi-
do de nasas ratoneras, para en- I'm dia
determinado por un breve plazo, en-
una epoca de crisis provocada. prepa-
rada de antemano, exprofeso, por algu-
res y principales accionistas de las ac-
tuales ''ratoneras'', con nombro de
Bancos, tai vez SO contaminen, sirvan
estos dineros para dar mas fuerza y vi.
gor, esas mismas TRAMPAS actuales.
opinamos que nadie mejor que el TIE
sorero de Puerto Rico. en- cuya oficina
estan todos los datos dc todas las fin
cas-, aInque hubiere que nombrar algu-
nos empleados nuevos para csc fin, am
plando el local, pues creemos que ALI
no CABEN MAS, podia en- esa forma
a 10 menos hacer que los actuales ban
cos ampliaran siquiera los plazos, q un
aiO, los del .tabaco, y aho medic
los colonos de cafias; Y asi podian
estos defender sus frutos y cumplir sus
compromises.
Sucede a veces que las Centrales.
bien por esperar mas dulce, bien por
imprevisi6n de sus ADMINISTRATORS, CO.
mienzan moler en- febrero, debIendolo
hacer en- diciembre, mas taraar e.
ocho de enero; siguen con las csfias de
gran cultura v tocones viojos. de ahi
huelgas, roturas en- la rnaquinaria, item
pos de aqua y otros trastornos inevita-
bles a veces, vienen a moler plantillas
en- mayo junio y 'hasta julio, esos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-21

En- una ardua expedition unas mon
talas, un pariodico recientemente
relata el cue una cuarta parte de los
que llegaron q la Gina fueron hombres
de mas dc a. amos de edad. ESQ prueba
que un hombre de 45 puede tener mayor
resistencia que un joven de 20, 81 cuida
de su salud mantiene su sangre llena
de hierro. Pugilistas v deTnas hombres
que luchan en- toda clase de campeo-
natos suelen conservar sus fuerzas
observando una dieta de alimentoS
cientfficamente escogidos por suriqueza
en- hierro. La Naturaleza puso hierro
en- abundancia en- frutos, verdnras y
cereales para enriquecer la sangre,
pero en- los metodos alimenticios mo-
dernos Sc pierden eses valiosos elemcn-
tos; de uhi el aumento alarmente en-
amos recientes en- AneHnia, agotamiento
ae hero en- Ia sangre y sus efectos
8ebilitaRtes para el ORGANISING, nervio-
kidad, veiez premature, etc.
81 no essa Ud. rohasta y sig0roso.
IN lc falfa vifilitad 3 gssfslo renyai.
o 81 II ofxanisIlsc sc ha deLAita ~ I0s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-21
FUNCTION EXTRAORDINARILY
EN- Ell s'TEATRo AMERICA

Esta noche Sc presentara en- el esce-
mario del teatro America Ell cuadro
c6mico- -dramatico I" Espafia-Nieva -,
con Ia chistosa comedia dc Vital Aza,
"suefo Dorado. Muchos de los artis-
tas que aparecen trabsjando en- esta
obra pertenecen la "Compahia de Ju
Va Delgado Caro-.
No hay duda cue el simpatico cua-
dro que Sc ha tornado y que dirige
Alfonso Nieva obtendra IN exito feliz.
Ademas dc. la comedia arriba men,
cionada, Sc llevara a la pantalla del CT
ne la famosa pelicula c6mica titulada
'La Hormiguita Brava'', por la aplau-
dida estrella Dorothy Gish. FL preciO
esta noche es SO cts. (preciO cOrriente) T,
y sin duda Sc vera muy cOncurrido, Ell
America.