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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-19

nection with the murder OF Darmelo
Caibbo. The bloody trails of the
good killers are being followed to
many important cities all over the
country Most OF the gangs murders
occurred in New York, Chicago and
Detroit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-19
SIX MEMBERS Of : GOOD
! KILLERS GANG JAILED

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-CU. PD-
killers" a gang Of New York hired
assassins. may total over 100. detec-
tives investigating the conspiracy es-
innate. Six alleged members are
now being held in the tombs in con-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-19

g. ONE days you'll see him. slowly hestatingy, feeling
- his way. At other times he has guide who quickly
lead him where he wants to 60
When you shop without advance knowledge of where to go
to get the best, you are feeling your way.
The advertisements in the newspapers guides They
will tell you where to go to get the best-quickly
And they guarantee of satisfaction The consistent
advertiser pays money to tell you about his goods He knows
they good-he backs them with his money because he
believes they'll satisfy Only merchandise which is consist
emily good can be consistently advertised.
Read the advertisements and buy the advertised products
Don't spend your money blndy Get dollars worth for
dollar by buying products that have proved their worth under
the glare of publicity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

xs'ps sse,neiTnlk KIN; BY ~, ,',sps hon.
many may stIll~pssfrr TO make the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
WHO WILL PLAY the
BAUERS NEXT SUNDAY?
Brilliant Claims Gamo-Bauers Say
They won't Play Tbem-To Meet
Moundsville.

WHO will play the Bauers next Sun
day"
Such Is the question that baseball
fans Of the Wheeling district will hear
much this week. For ii - question
who the Baucrs viii, play reXt.
The strong l.rGrange \. c. nine OF
Brilliant announces they have con-
tract with the local team to play next
Sunday At League park.
And the Rauers say they will not play
a team that was defeated =?-3 al
Moundsvile last Sunday. hut will play
Mounds,!ne next Saturday and next
sunday Moundsville was to have been
met yesterday at l.oagus park.
The IsGranges offer no alihi for
Saturdays defeat, admitting hey were
out hit. and that their pitcher was
erratiC. unable to do anything. tho
Noundsville club has been met ,wice
before by the brilliant team. and zach
time Il has resulted diSa%trCnsly for
tho Mound City lads. During the last
nine games. only one has hecn lost' they
claiming Victories twice over n
Mounds,ile team. one over M'rE".
S,cuhenyil,e Athletics. Steuh' LVl'Ie
Hubs. Toronto. Eictors and ,he Nc
ConkeFS.
What will be the result OF the arSu.
ment is question but baseball ian'
are waiting for n decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
MOUNTAINEERS MAY
GO TO new ORLEANS
state Uriverptty Football Squad May
Moot Tulane University on
December 10.

Special Dispatch 20 The Tn,clliGencer.
MorgantOwn. Aug. I.--Nesotiati ms
gave boon in progress for :ome time
between the athletic authorities OF
West Virginia university here and Tu-
tare univ crsity at New Orleans Tor =
rost-seaS"n tco.hall game 10 be PLAYED
~ New Orleans on Saturday. December
10th.
II Is understood thai there Is not .
Avery IA Orabie sentiment cor the game
bere due to the fact that West Virginia
lays " 4 J. in the big Homecoming
yame on Thanksgiving day and has
lever t,wored pos,-scason conflicts.
Tulane Is one OF the largest southern
universities and trtp TO New Orleans
would be welcomed IL is sure. by ;he
football players Them selves. Tulane -
Sery anxious TO have the Mountaineers
there as Myron Fuller assistant coach
10 "Tubby" Mcintir" here In 1als Is
ow the head coach at Tulane has fur
hered the project in every possible
hay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

New York. Aug. THE final third or
- major league pennant races. opens
9TH tho New York Americans leadiES
- Cleveland worlds champions oy one
Mnt and the Pittsburgh Nationals
.awinr away slightly from the New
erk Giants. The spurts OF the third
ace teams. the Washington Americans
nd the Boston Nationals, apparently
ave come to an end.
In the American league. New YORK
~nt into first place last week mainly
.rausn Of ClevGanh'S worst stump OF
~ season. including today's victories.
lc:r rrrrertares are: New York .6"@t',
Icye;,nd s2lS5. To-. Indians have bat
cd in only u runs in the past seven
amcS and Manager Speaker has been
ect busy changing pitchers. The
ankeeS slowed up after the Cleveland
srIcs and. with the exception Of Mays.
- pitchers are going ron" too wei =
nough Collins held Chicago 20 one his
,day N a tiNc-ira;UE contest.
WASHINGTON. wNIrh dropped is H"S'
10 games after Winning "."rcn
rrurht. has been paying ;Nc HrS' game
The American teams. Tue senators
attcd and tieldrd well and last week
ne pitchers yielded an averaG" OF
lightly more than twc runs game.
Detroit took \ series from New York
3 hard hitting after losing t"uf
traight 70 Washington. -. Louis ana
IcSton arc beginning :" Iit again. tfi-
Ago is batting poorly and Philadelphia.
espitc Its !"w po$i;."''. - NiaNing We:
gairSt all teams.
In the National league ne PITTSBURGH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
The Week in Baseball

twirlers are becoming effective again
and have aided by good batting New
York went to pieces after being pulled
from its joint possession OF hrst place.
with the Pirates. TIL" New York anu
ROStnn pitchers were unable 10 CHECK
the western bat;ers last week. ne
Rravc twirlerS Welding an average or
almost six runs 10 game brooAlyh
and ST. Louis are tigh:inE hard FOR
fourth place. The Chicago and fhila-
delphia mOundSmcu are unsteady. while
Cincinnati. with fa!r ri;chinG. has drop
ped several clos" games.
The weeks record in each league OF
games n'ay.d Won and lost. with runs,
hits, errors. men left on bn$"S an! runs
scored BY opponents including games OF
SATURDAY. August +. is as follows;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
MACKS DIDN'T PLAY

After making a long. tiresome trip TO
East Liverpool yesterday afternoon. tho
NcConkeys were unable to play the Man
o War baseball nine OF that place much
% the disappointment: Of a large crowd
u fans
The East Liverpool team Is one Of tho
st3ngest in the valley. Several weeks
ago they defeated the strong Tyler
Tube nine o. Washington. Ia, that
handed the Macks d defeat earlier in the
season,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

PERCENTAGES
SLIGHTLY OFF

Although tho ready made percentage
hooks the ,ans bug from sporting goods
iealers at ZEN cents 4 throw would have
he Cleveland and New York America 4
eague teams led this morning. FOR Arst
ACC in the present exciting per-
ce as a matter oc fact New YorE 5 a
I'M point ahead OF cleveland
New York has 81 victories and 81
defeats which give an aclua! percrpt-
age OF s22.
Cleveland. with So games won and 10
lost. has "A percentage OF SCI.
The percentage hooi gives both COM
oina,ions OF games won and lost mem
toned above percentage Of .fc@--onc
o. the few errors OF calculation the
little book contains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
GAME CALLED IN FIRST

With The score standing SO fav"--
nG the RoydsviIle Athletics. The game
between that club and the Boyhsviilc
Red Sov set for Yesterday afternoon
was called or az the md Of the INST
inning on account OF rain. The Athlet-
,cs showed great form agains, the $ox
and tho game threatened 10 be a walk
AWAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
HOLLOWAY GAME OFF

The scheduled clash between the I'm.
per!ais OF Elm Grove and the Holloway
Athletics for yesterday afternoon Was
called OF at noon. much 10 the disap-
pointmcnt OF a number OF fans Of the
railroad town. The rain OF Saturday
night and yesterday morning caused
the post ponement until a later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
PHILADELPHIA BARS BOUT

Philadelphia Aug. THE proposed
hon, petwccn Jack Johnson. former
hampton. and Harry Wills has been
barred hero. Director OF Public Safety
Cortelyou last night declared johnson
cannot no. In Philadelphia as long as
he holds office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
0. V, BILLIARD LEAGUE
STANDING UP TO DATE
CHALLENGES

Tho Wheeling independents wish 70
hear from the managers or the Fihe!
Fork A G. Srithhcld or any other gooo
team in the Wheeling district 10 ar,
r,nre a game for next Sunday. Call
Wrc-iinE S9i.M or write Dave Nesbit,
.3i, Eighth street, Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
CAME POSTPONED

The battle between the Bauers and the
HoundsVille Athletics. scheduled for
yesterday afternoon at League park.
vas post poned until later date owing
10 wet grounds. The postponement was
AAds n noon and tho visitors notified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

On ..ccount Of the rain yesterday
ar .noon. the clash between the Wheel
ing independents and the Golden Links
was called or until later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

The Bcllaire Eagles wish 20 book
game for next Sunday away from home
with the Elm Grove Ex-Highs. Gail
BelIaIre t72-J to make arrangements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

Podsticker-You shy your wfe went
TO college before you married her7
reGrew-Yes. she did.
Podsticker-And she thought Of TAX
Ing up law, you said?
rcsrcw-Ycs; but now she's satisfied
10 lay IL down.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-17

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-17

~ iteIl i.rq.s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-21

Nlns tms EFs~ tlaMarFas. Ia upiso.
aio 3 A. IA NogiH M. is". D 4 dsa.
'aa ~ Z srs~s - rAl,allssp PBeai.
eie", i,uf G~osre Malsh.
Tsnsrs Am&sicA. - Nnisfse > noche.
Hsrcne ~ Puerto Rico al druma Ia
Meacrna Aaraalcsa". rur l.yonc IA.
lFymorc.
reatre Riaiis.--cian noVcdad hoy.
IN mejor proaocCion pTcseniada par
Ia popular estsclla DEL arse mado Ma.
~ rickfoEd rn ~napaise Pieynas lar
gas. Colossal comcdia cn : acsos. la
mejor del aio.
Cine l.uaa.--Comedia en- actos
''Casando a Maria" y el tercer episO-
do de "Oro de Piratas'.
Cine Real.-Los episodios I y 2 De
"El Sumbarino Internal Ia NOvia
No. IS" y un drama por Mollie King.
titulado "caprichO del DestinO".
Cine Monte CarlO.-Un drama por
Molhe King iitulado ''Caprichos del
Destino" y los episodios ! y de "El
Submarine Internal la Novia No.
l3".
Cine Victory Garden.-Estreno de
Ia sensational obra en- actOs, inter-
pretada por Sessue Hayakawa y que
lleva pOr titulo "En Las Garras del ia
guar, una eomedia y Ultima presen-
taci6n de la famOsa atleta Madame
Sahaya.
Cine Puerto RicO.-Los episodios 5
y 6 de Ia serie de sensation inte-
res "Tres perseguidos pOr Tres, acom
pafada de una comedia Y despedida
del eelebre duetto Los Minutes, con
variados numeros.
Cine Las Antillas, (Detras de Talle-
res).-"La Hija de los Dioses", por
Annette Kellerman y Charles Chaplin
el "El Bolshevike".
TeatrO SisifO, (Bayam0n).-Varia-
do y excelente programa para hoy.
TeatrO Variedades, (Bayamon).-
"Los Hermanos de Corcega", drama
en- 3 parties, una comedia y un Vau-
devil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-21
ESPECTACULOS PARA MANANA
DOMINGO

Cine Las Tres Banderas,-Matinee
dos episodios de Elmo el Temerario'
y sus rellenos, cintas c6micas. Por la
noche, "Las seis mejores Bodegas", en-
actos, por Bryant Washburn y una
comica en- dos actos.
Tcatro America.-Matinal y noche.
FL drama mi Primo. por Enrico Ca
rIso. FL famoso tenor italiano y la
comedia "Un Policia Valiente". Ma
tine por la tarde.-Fin de la serie eel
Peligro de un Secreto" Y grandes re-
galos.
Teatro Rialto.-Grandiosa matinal
a 1880. Esplendido matinee las 2
de la tarde. Por la noche Gladys Wal
ton en- la graciosa cinta Nina RIGA y
Nina pobre" Ademaso Los Minutes"
renombrado duettC.
Cine Luna.-"La Moderna Magdale-
na", drama en- actos, con. Lyonell
Barrymore Y una comica.
Cine Real.-Natalia VI Norma Tai
madge en- LA Isla de la Conquista"
emiocionante drama en- Z actos.
Cine Monte Carlo.-El emocionante
drama en- Z actos ia Isla de la Con-
quista", por las hermanas Natalia y
Norma Talmadge.
Cine Victory Garden. Priscilla
Dean en- la extraordinaria filigrana en-
actos titulada "Fuera de la Ley.
Cine. Puerto Rico.--Matinal con ell
mismo programa de la noche. Rega-
los para todos los concurrentes, mu-
sica, bombas, cohetes. Matinee con los
episodios y de la mas interesante
serie, titulada: "La Ciudad Perdida"
Iy una comedia preciosisima. Por la
noche: Los episodes va de la ilti-
ma Y mas sencional serie del gran at
leta del cine Eddie Polo, Gel Hijo del
ECirco".
Cine Las AntilIas, (Detras de Talle-
lres).-"El Aspirante a Estrella", por
Fred Stone, Y una c6nica. Matinee;
ii"El Tigre de la Montana, episodios Z
" 8. &@
Teatro Sisifo, (Bayanr6n) .--El cpl
sodio IL de Gel Rastro del Cuervo" y
ell drama LA Casa de los Misterios"
por' j. W. Kerrigan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-21

medic grotesco de enganar al publi-
co, cuando no son ademas una escuela
de perversion para seducir a mucha-
chas jovenes Y .bellas. Sc acaba de
llevar a la carcel a varios directories
de estas escuelas, contra ouienes Sc
han hecho las acusaciones mas gra-
YES, algunas de elias que rayan en- ell
escandalo impublicable.
La verdad, con respecto al cine, es
que la profession de actor no es tan
sencilla como muchos 10 ilnaginarfan
viendo una pelfcula. Los grandes ar
Etistas de la pantalla no Sc i1nprovisan.
Tienen que hacer, en- general, una lar
ga cafrera con principles dificiles, con
escasos, sueldos, con desalientos. Casi
todos haa tenido ,por escuela prelimi-
mar el propio proscenie del drama ha1
blado. miles y miles de inujeres jo-
venese v bonitas fracasan, en- sus
itentativas para que Sc las aeepte en-
sus prirneros ensayos.
Tanpoco es acierto-4lo que muchos
lcreen4-que Sc asciende en- esta carre-
ra por medic de los favores que las
lartistas conceden q los ealpresarios.
Las artistas son contratadas por EN-
pleados especiales que, 81 qnieren con-
lservar sus elnpleos, tieren que proce-
der, no de acuerdo con su capricho
personal, sino de acnerio con Ell in
teres. de la gran organization que los
tocupa. a,
! "A quienes desde la America espa-
nola sueiian con venir a contratarse
aqui COMO actriees de cine yo no que
rria desanimarlas:' pero 81 Sc Green
con verdadero talento de actrices les
fecomendaria que trataran de distin-
guirse prinero en- su propio pals, en-
Iel proscenio del teatros hablado, y que
no. traten de llenar al mundo con 'su
ifama, 1aientras no hayan Henado con
leila su propia patria.
Venir estudiarla este pals o a ira
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-21

A, .sui. nn.la,cia slr go - au,.
Isl ~. itn 'ii-i-sa isdadia saaiafla
mi aln,a surlnriaia 90 ,a ssi-sa a.i
slssl's q q. la lr'ia - s,ail,ia 81
s.is rs~ saaar mi ".l,irifa eul.fl'a'lsau'.
san ~ iH,glo maiii".
na saan q iir'iraa d''sc-psia ,'l.,u
m lirnT cas~iauirmri'r asisada. Al.
:. 81 coino II ln. ncr-i,.s cris,a,,la..
IsnIoAi"-rn ml r'WT.e ri cifsular "n
nj in,ri"r
Ssn ias dnsr 'le Ia ns,ir.
Esioy ga mi iahilaei6u ,.u Gonna
nidm c,nmis. mi.no. Ior IL rmcria
qne c"munira con Ia galerla. emira
inas Stuosameuie Ia luna. bahamd"
mi aposeni" cun la diafana diamau-
tina claridad de sus rayo> de plata
El yieio rcloj d. Ia plaza sale De- >u
leiargo. para dar lnS ,io,,. camrana-
zos misticns que ic>neran pn el >ilen-
oio dc Ia moche. r,flcjindo,c en lai A.
ma el sanidu. II maucra dc dsac als-
fazos de- un cucrvo u.ntra> fisYtaaaS
de un micaro cy0,ico que ronpioran
el silenci0 infinite de la noche. para
perturbar la tramIuilidad de los sofia
dcres que traSnochan. de los frliccS
que sin te,:er on que pensar duermen
en- sus lechos. sin preocuparse de laS
c0sas materialcs y mu, no menos d'.
las espiritualcs Y de los bohemioS del
pensamientO que nerviosos Y agirado>
Sc 'recogen en- sus habitacione>. hcSa-
dos pOr los labios gGlidos incoloroS
del insomnia.
Resuena Ell cl cSpaciO el Silbar de
una l0comOt0ra Y So oye el is0cronu
sh sh que ella f0rma al internar-
SO Ell nuestros -valIes. disponiendoSe Il
cruZar nuestras montahas dcS-
pertar con Su romeo bramar q clantoS
seres habitan crrca del canine de
acero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-21
CRON|CAS SsI PEI DOLOR ! IA DUDA
NOSTALGIA

lN .lssr Is 49, snnsa nii.-is tt
o. 'aio i'aslias Z ni s-'ssf 81 rnida
~. lt ls,..sl.. fefa fal0 e ls e. If, ia.iu
sn "a .u.a Z iae ia aaa. .si.sl,.
Nu,hu i.i.-i"
Alws ssaHr-a,n s-fa iHs.iais'a qur
-''s'o go nt ainsa. ~ ts..iaie a i.r..
ri'.a, a. glr ne .aEm'uiro .,ao com,
ilssalmslir .a.ia
Aadie mr asmai,sia '.n - 'io.ct o.
~ vida N.dle ler ai.'aia 81 l,i...s..
suir sn Va lnrla.
l..s qur i'a ti'iul,n Uanarm niis
amigr> han siao ips prinsras -,
ai.anla.air.e. lf-s'ie iiiioac's ha ~
viao "aianisu misnn. y he rs,a 10 mis
dias rauian'io ; sehando.
\" ,i.'uio nostalgia de aigo que an
sin. oui~irra caminar. csinlina- anu
chO. \ liegar Las rcgiones d"nd'
sal- =. >"l ir luego. a Ia TERRA don-
d. II as'ru rcy alumhra Ia media
n"rhr. Allf seria - mas f-liz que Ell
iingiu V'iru sifia del piancta. ponlue
s"haria dc dia y soharIa de noche
.NiyiIia para SOLAR.
.llcsdichados los que suehan.
Ia hnmanidad no comprende q los
soiiadores.
Para ser sonadar en esta 6p0ca hay
ane dejar que el cuerpo So codee con
a resto de La humanidad Y viva So
Ia de pan y piense solo en- el cheque.
mi"ntraS el alma sueha vive en- las
rrgiones de In luz del arte de- la
pocSia...
.AfOrtmadamente. 20 he pOdido ha-
cerlo. ;Almas qre soilais. haccd Ia
mismo. 80.
son las d0ce Y media de la noche
Mientras duerm" Ia genie del pue-
bio y0 en mi hahitaci0n. Ell communion
con mig0 mismo sueno. escribo Gro
nicaS y escribo verses. g..
4rmatdO A. MIRANDA.
Rayam6n. Puerto Rico, 1921.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-21

sensaciones cinematografcas. para su
publication. que el .piblico verfa con
gusto que nosotIOs nos satisfafa
muchO dar Il conOcer.
Este diario. dado el gran entusias-
mo que Sc ha despertado en- nuestr0
pals p0r todo 10 que. Sc relaciena con
el arte silencioso, quiere prestar toda
su atenc.6n al mismo, como 10 ha he
cho la Prensa mas caracterizada del
mundo. Y para ello, contamos con La
ayuda de las personals interesadas EN-
el nuevo Arte, que de una manera tan
elocuente ha conquistad0 las simpatfas
de tOdos los p1blicoS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-21
I VERAA UsTEDES...
Para e. lMPAHClAL

spxo 81. ;unannde. srssra irs,c.
~ qne 70 soy bslshrsisAe
Y - me rundr6 a sesrs. q accir.
se M puso IN jsrsas. mirAndums has.
u a. IN modo provocative.
~ aqul. entire rasSnsesis. sin cue
10 sera mi majcrs. Ne essuvo tan
rnapa lieImencgilaa. digo. miss Her.
mancRildA. en- nqucl memeuso. q,
--Esta bicn--acabe por decirle--se-
guirs llam&ndote miss: pero no te g.
cures cue 20 soy Lcnine.
IVA usted quisisra. .--me repli-
c6-Lenine es una persona decenie. 9.
-sY 20. que soy?
-: listed. -? I'm OdiOso bur
CUES. -; un tirano, un opresor, IN. ID.
Y crei que me iba a pegar, pOrque
me amenazaba con el puho.
-Pues en- buena nos hemos meti-
do. lie dccia yo mas tarde a mai nu
jer.--Esta muchaha es capaz de vol
Verne loco...
-:De vOlverte loco. =?
-Quiero decir, de tirarme una bonn
ba cosa ash. Como tiene esas
ideas acratas.
ST, 81. ..-repuso mi mjer, con
marcada intencion-ideas acratas. =.
Lo neiOr es que la despidamos.
Y lame a Hermencgilda:
Miss Hermenegilda. -!
-:Que Sc ofrece. ...?
--Esta usted libre.
' --Libre siempre 10 he sido, caballe-
ro...
lie quiero signiicar que no nece-
sito mas de sus servicios.
-; Que servicios. -?
Los que me esta usted prestandO.
Sc equivoca usted, caballero: las
mujeres del proletariado no prestan
servicios a nadie. ;. iPues fuera bue-
no que aun reinase la esclavitud So
cial. -! iConoce usted el articulo 50
de nuestros estatutos. .?
Nj quiero concerto. .-Lo que
necesito es que Sc largue usted GUAM
TO antes de esta casa.
!. HAS de saber que me estaba escu-
chandc mi csposa y que por ESQ me
mostraba tan energico; pero que, en-
realidad, no sentia 10 que expresaban
mis- labios.)
--;Pues no me largo. !--contesto-
me ella.
-iPor que. -?
.-Porque la propiedad es un robo,
" por consiguiente esta casa no es
suya.
-sY de quien va a ser. -?
mia. -! Y ell que Sc "a lar
gar es usted. :; pero ahora mismo.
Y me senal6 la puerta.
1por cue no confesarlo? En- aquel
.gesto comunista la encontre divina.
Mi sonora intervino.
-iQue es ESQ, Hermenegilda. :. !?
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-21

cribir cronicas que pasan en- revista
las producciones dramaticas de Broad
way. A mis- oficinas de Nueva II ork
me han venido yer Srts. hispano-
americanas-varias- han hecho
viaje especial Nueva York veces
del Peru, veces de Chile, recorrien-
I'do dos oceanos, en- la certeza de que
en- cuanto las yea un empresario las
ha de contratar, y no con cien dolares
Isemanales, sino con mil, mil 10 me-
mos.
Esta debilidad por llegar a ser ar
tista de cine no tiene nacionalidad.
Els femenina. Y es tambien masculi-
ma. En- los Estados Unidos, sin eni-
barge, pals que We en- cada debilidad
hurnana una. probabilidad de negocio,
Sc ha estado explotando 7esta flaqueza
len fornia estupenda, como acaba de
revelarlo una ! investigation reciente
j que Sc ha hecho en- Nueva York. Hay
Eaqui un gran nimero de escuelas pa
fra preparar artistas de cinematogra-
4 fo. Publican avisos en- los diarios
ofreciendo enseiiar el arte en- tres Sc
manas 81 la persona tiene aptitudes
naturales-iy quien cree no tenerlas p
~ ofreciendo una ocupacion 81 ell aspi-
rante tiene verdadera eapacidad-iy
quien es tan severe consigo mismo
lque Sc crea sin verdadera capacidad ?
FL resultado es que van por cente-
mares los aspirantes. Las escuelas
proceden con un metodo muy inteli-
gente. Sondean las probabiidades
economics del Candidate. ST este tie
Ine con que pagar su curse, Sc lie di-
Ice que posee aptitudes para la panta-
llla. 81 no tiene como pagar Ell curse,
mo posee aptitudes. Las escuelas, en-
general, como Sc ha visto por la re-
Iciente investigation en- Nueva York y
Ipor 0tras investigaciones en- Chicago,
Buffalo, Cleveland, Y demas ciudades
.limportantes, son una simple farsa, IN