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GRIFFMEN NOTES

A clean sweep over the Indians
and IL straight wins is the ambl-
tion. of the Griffmcn today. Nc
Bride will pin his hopes on Jezcbel
Zachary, while Ehlc is slated to
'hurI for the visitors.
After going hitIess in the frs:
two games, Iris Speaker 4. helped
his average by getting three safe
ones yesterday, sharing honors
for the day with Rice.
With the return OF Mcbride, Mi
Ian gave over the reins to his boss
and became merely the field captain
gain. But he has the satisfac-
ton OF having guided the team
through nine straight victories,
during which time he played un-
usually brilliant ball himself.
Bing Miller contributed tone of
the brilliant fielding features when
he caught Speakers fly near the
left field foul line i'm the eighth
after a long run. With the wind
carrying the ball away, Bing had
to cut loose with all the speed he
had to save an extra base hit
The only error for the Griffmen
was committed by Shanks, who
muffcd an easy roller by Sothoron
in the fifth 1t was one of the only
two chances for Hustling Hank for
the day. The bobble caused no
damage:
Evans forgot to don his sun
glasses when the game started and
ducked to evade ball which ulti-
mately landed in the left field
boxes. After that he viewed the
proceedings through his goggles.
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War Dept. PoIoists
i To Practice in Jersey

The War Department will send
eight polo players and a large num-
Der of ponies to Camp Alfred Vail,
New Jersey. for a month of prac-
ticc prcpa ratory to the army's en-
tering the Junior polo champion
ship tournament at Philadelphia
September 1924. TIL War De-
partinent polo committee, headed
by Col. Julian rR. Lindsey, will Sc
lect the eight. In this way the
department expects to develop rep
resentation for the neNtinterna-
tional polo tournament.
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Telegraphers to Play Yanks.

Western Union night force team
will hook up with the strong Yam
KEGS second team Sunday morning
at o'clock on Diamond No. 4. O
Jett will toe the rubber for the
telegraphers, while Brooks on
Thompson will be on the receiving
end. The battery for the Yanks
will be G. DalSin, with either Faina
or Zanelotti doing the catching.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
LigM-HeaUy Title Fight
Will Be Staged in Garden

New York. NJ Y, Aug. 5.-rTex
Rickard announced today that the
bout between Georges Car
peuticr and Tom Gibbons would be
held at Madison Square Garden in
the latter part of October or early
Rickard said he had received a
cablegram today from Francois
Descamps stating that it would be
three months before Carpenters in
jurcd thumb would be mended.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
Lafayettes Elect Officers.

The Lafayette a. c. has elected
the following officers for the COM
ing year: ]. L. Ulrich. president;
Joe Pricci, sccrctary-treasurer
George McCathran. manager For
games with the Lafaycttes, ad-
dress Manager McCathran at 1910
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
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Gibbons Gets Decision
Ouer Pidtts in 10 Rounds

BOSTON. Aug. 5.-Mike Gibbons
of ST, Paul. spoiled the American
debut of. Gus Platts. former Ensiish
middleweight champion. by winning
the decision over the latter in lo-
round bout at the Boston Arena
tonight.
twas Mikes fight all the way
and, about 5000 saw him win.
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asP0RILIGHT]
hNES ~ BY Gfa1fzand Rice

one OF the big factors In building up
a sporting supremacy
Lajoie was OF French descent
Wagner of German. Coveieskies an
cestors were Poles. When Mike
Brady and Pat o'Hara were drawn
together at Columbia could any
doubt their ancestry7
There is stiii distinct line be-
tween the home breds and the for
eign born, though both are still
Americans.
To be 100 per cent fair. we think
the British have behaved extremely
well about it. II an American moved
to England. switched nationalities
and won some championship as q
British subject, many Of the accom-
panying remarks would hardly be
studded with rousing cheers. =
The Enlarged Dome.
One OF the main troubles With
boxing is that the champion free
quentIy makes mp his mind that he
is much bigger than the game itself.
The. rules In his case BECOME unim-
portant. He can see no reason why
he can't make whatever weight he
WAIVE 70 dht tiOi 'tsss
name his own referee.
why should the Cleveland Boxing
Commission have permitted Wilson
to bring along his own OFFICIAL? Will
sons claim to the title Immediately
becomes discredited. but Downey's
Claim also moves under something Of
blur.
Another peculiar feature of the
a AerHrI a n
he cares nothing for the good name
Of his own game.
No more than cicotte. Jackson
Etc, cared for BASEBALL
Sport has never yet produced a
man who was bigger than the game
he played And sport never Will. o.
The Top Angle.
It's great to wIn-but how far over fame
The fun and frolic Of a well-played game
The thrill and glow Of clean, square give
and-take
With but a passing thought of goal OF
stake.
Bill Tilden isn't the first entry who
has found that Doc Nature is the
worlds greatest collector. Abe Nit
chell and Joe Kirkwood. aftei
| wearying months of competitive
strain, suddenly stumbled upon the
same moody ana morose fact at Co
lumbia. A short rest can usually
take care of any mere physical wear
iness. But when the nervous system
| begins to sag the recuperative pro-
! cess has to be just a trihe extended.
! Cobb, Heilmann, Veach, Crawford
| FL a aUGtaa6-Whan stems 1nIC
the Tiger outfield basehjts seem tC
start exuding from every pore.
Copyright, 1871, New York Tribune, Inc,
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
2 Insurance Companies
To Issue Golf Policies

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. g.
Two big Hartford insurance
eonpsnies stated today tkey
would Issue Eelf policies Golf
players - well NJ eaddies viii
be snderwritten for injuries IN
case Of accidents and Eelf equip
ment will be insured up 20 $50
% cover damages from Gre, se-'
eordinE 10 the new plana
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White Sor SlDamped
By Red in SIugfest

BOSTON. Aug. 5.-The Red Sox,
by hammering Mulrennan and Nc
weeny hither and yon, defeated the
Chicago White Sox, 10 to 1, here
today. Outside of Sheely's home
run over the left field fence. Bush
pitched a brilliant shutout and kept
the Chicago hits sufficiently scat
tered. The score:
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Southern Trims Peerless.

The Southern nine, champions OF
the Terminal r.. r. ". M. c. A.
league, defeated the Peerless A. c.
yesterday by the score of to 2.
Today the Southerns will clash
with a nine from Charlotte n. c., at
2:3O on the Union Station grounds.
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Gibs to Meet DOminicans.

The Gibraltar A. c. will meet the
Dominican Lyceum nine tomorrow
at 8 o'clock. on Diamond No. T.
Monument lot. All Glib players
should report at 2 o'clock.
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Berwyn Wants Game Today.

Manager p. r. Burch of the
Berwyn (Md) baseball team is anS-
ious to arrange a game for this
afternoon with some strong Wash
ington team He guarantees to pay
all expenses for the visiting team.
He can be reached at Berwyn 57-M.
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Yanks PLAY Tomorrow.

The Yankee A. e. will clash with
the Tenleytown nine at $3.50 Sunday
on the latter's diamond. On. August
4 the Yanks will play Arlington.
All Yankee players are requested
to report for practice at 4 o'clock
today on diamond No. /, Monument
lot.
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Renrocs play Del Ray Today.

The Renroc A. C will play tho
Del Ray A.,;C. on the Mt. Ida dia-
mond. Kll Renroc players are re-
quested to meet at Twelfth street
and Pennsylvania avenue at z
o'clock
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TotaIs... IS 8 q 13I Totals. -. 3J "a q
tBatted for Mcweeny in 9th.
$Batted for Foster in 7th.
Slated for Aenosky In 7th.
lineage .......... y i
Boston ....... III 052 10
Runs-SheeIey. Lieboid .. Foster. Mepos-
Ky 2, Pratt 2, McInnis, J. Collins . Errors
-Aurennan- Two-base hits-Prztt ., Nc
Weepy, z. Collins. Three-base hit-McInnis
Home run-Sheeley. Sacrifice hits-Nulligsn.
Stolen bases-Menosky, J. Collins. Leibold.
Bases on bsIls-on Bush /, Mulrennan ..
McWeeny . Struck out-By Bush 9. Null
,enrAn ). Mcweeny .. nouble plays
Johnson to z. Collins 90 Sheeley. wild
pitch-Mcweeny. 2. Hit BY pitched ball
By Mulrennan q. Collins.) Hits-0f Null
rennsh 0 in 4 Is innings: OF Mcweeuy 8
ms IS innings. Time, 1:45. Empires, Hide
brand and Owens.
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= Two-bnse hit-HIce I'd. sncrfhcs
hit-Harrts. Double play-Sewell
to wamby TO Burns. Left on bases
- Washington. ), Cleveland, O.
Bases on baIls-OH Bagby, =; on
sothoron, l.. Hits--On Bssby.N = In
1-3 inning, on SothorOn, } In :-3
innings. Hit by pitcher-By Soth-
oron (MilIerD. Struck Out-By Mo-
gridge, ,; by SOthOroR, T.. Wild
pitch - SothorOn. Losing pitcher
BaEby. Enthusiastically, Nallin
and Wilson. Time OF Eame-1 40.
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Dodgers Trim, Reds,
81, Winning Series

CINCINNATI, Aug. 5.-The Dodgers
left this city tonight with three out
of four games in their bag, after
winning today's contest, 6 to 1. The
score:
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New York .......... OO2 900 OooH2
ST. Louis " q q a n n n
Runs-BurRs, Bancroft, McHepry Errors
nelly, Lavan. Twobase hits-McHenry.
Aoeiler Frisch, Rawlings. Threebase hits
-Frisch, Layan. Sacrifice hits-Layan,
CIemons, tHeathcote. Stolen bases-Frisch 2.
stock. Double plays-Layan to Hornsby to
Fourniet: Rawlings to Bancroft TO Kelly.
Wild pitch-Toney. Bases on balk--On
Walker =, Toney .. Struck out-By Toney
3. Walker IL. Umpires-0'Day and Quigley.-
Time, 200.
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Totals. So 1s II j Totals -. Is 5 Is 10
Score by innings:
Navy Department ...... 301 2 9 x--12
Bureau Ptg. Eng. 90 20 o. 4
Runs-watt. Purdy. Norris 3, Lynch q
Harnsberger. Flaherty, Hudson 9, Bussius.
Two-base hits--Purdy, Norris, Harnsberrer.
Bussius Three-base hits-shalin Hudson.
Home runs-IyHch .. Errors-Purdy, Bailey.
carrick 3. Watt 3. Fisher. Bsses on baiIs
findsen s, MrDOnough l. struck out
Hudson no. MeDonough ). Double piay.-
Bailey to Norris.
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Huhs-IobIh. hoIp. J. " aIkeI. DukHn'
Perkins, Dykes. ErSrs-Dykes, Galloway.
Harris. Earned runs-Athleties Z. Left on
bases-Philadelphia ]. st. Louis 4. Home
runs-Dykes, J. Walker. Perkins. Sacrifice
hits-SisIer. WEIGH. DOsple plays-McNanus
to Gerber to SisIer; Galloway to Dykes.
Bases on baIIs-On kofp .. Struck out
By Harris (. Kolp .. Losing pitcher-kolp.
Umpires-Evans and Dineen. Tme-l:42.
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tCrsnc bsttcd for Gcary in sth.
Brooklyn ... i1a 900 O2 0-6
Cincinnati ..:. 900 900 II
Runs-Jolnston, Myers, Schmandt p
Kruger, Groh: Errors-Myers, Mitchell
TwObase hit--Groh Sacrifice hit-kildun.
Stolen basc-Johnson. Double play-Olson to
Kildun to Schmandt. Bases on balls-0f
Rixey 2. Mitchell ], Geary, I. Struck out
By Rixey ], Mitchell g. Left on bases
Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 6. Umpires-Hart
and Mccormick.
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Runs-Camp 3. Damon. Strange, Pray,
Hart. Hont 2, Decker swartz. Errors
Camp Quinn. Carney. Decker. Hon. Two
base hits-Pray, Docge. Double plays
Robertson to Decker to Wakefield. Struck out
by Hart 8, Hoff 3. Bases ON balls-Or
Hart 8. Hoff 4. Hit by pitched ball--By
Hart decker. Evans). Passed ball-Dodge.
Wild pitch-Hoff. 9. -ts44gs-f
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NAVY Yard r. RS Win.

The Navy Vary Capitol Traction
nine defeated Georgetown Capitol
Traction yesterday by the score OF
6 to 8. Lefty" Whites pitching
was the feature Of the game.
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Macks Break Losing
Streak; Trim Br0lCns, ~

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.-The
Athletics losing streak was broken
today when Bryan Harris pitched
them to a win over the Browns,
The score.
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Giants Defeat
Cardinals, 2 to Il
Walker Fans II NeU
Yorkers, But Breaks
Beat Him.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-The Giants
slipped over two runs in the third
inning of Nteday's game. all they
needed to win, to /. Score.
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Runs-J Smith, LebOuryeau 3. Williams
Whitted, 3. Barnhart :, Tierney, Rohwer.
Brottem. Error-Rohwer. Two-base hits
linn and Whitted. Three-base hit-Barn-
hart. Home run-WIlliams. Sacrifice hits
Peters, TieSaey, Walker, Bigbee, Ring.
Stolen bases-Lebouryeas and Konetchy.
Double plays-Maranyille TO Tierney to
Grimm. Hit by pitched ball-By Ring
(Grimm.D Bases on balls-Oh Ring 4, Carl
son 2, Zinn l. Struck out--By Ring 3. by
Carlson !, by Zinn 3. Wild pitch-Ring.
Left on bases-PhiladelphIa 8, Pittsburgh 5.
Empires, Rigler and Moran. Time 1851
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KiLLefers Cubs PrOUe
Easy for Braves, 81

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The Cubs con-
tinued to be an easy prey for the
Boston Braves today, the latter
winning, to /. Score:
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Ynnks Increase
Lead OUer z ribe
Mays IN Form, While
Dauss Is Hit Hard and
Beaten, z to 81

NEW yoRK. Aug. s.-~Thes Yanke
came back III the Tigers Friday.
winning 70 .. wallie Schang,
Yank catcher. got q home run In the
eighth scoring two men ahead Of
him. The score:
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Pirates Outslugged,
But Trim Phils, 8 to 5

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 5.-The Pr
rates put in another heavy day with
the stick and defeated the PhilIiss,
8 to 5. Score:
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League Standings.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington, 4; Cleveland. J.,
New York, Z; Detroit, 3.
PhiIsdelphis. 4; st. Louis, ?.
Boston, 10; Chicago, i.
GAMES TODAY. 90.
Cleveland at Washington
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philsdelphis .
Chicago at Boston.
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sBatted for Dauss in 9th.
Score By innings:
New York . 010 0O3 02 x--7
Rms s-Biue. Heiimann, Flsgstead, Ruth,
Baker. sMeuseI. Pipp. Ward 2. schang.
Errors-Heilmann. Basslcr, Peckinpaugn.
Meusel, Ward. Two-base hits-Pipp, Flag
stead. Three-base hit-Meusei. Home runs
Schapg. Sscrihce-Bush. First base on er-
ron.--Detroif 3. struck out-By Dauss B.
Baees on baIis-On D.uss 2. Mays I. Hit
by pitched baIl--By Mays FlagsteadD. Left
on bsses-Detroit !. New York 5. Cmpires.
MOriarity and Chill. Attendance. LOCO.
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largely to brilliant work Nv
oRonrke. Charity also aided byi
picking Gerdner's for. fly right Off
the grandstand wire in. the final
inning.
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Boston ........ 900 gro 1905
Chicago ........ 900 100 90 0-1
Runs-Powell >, Barbara. SOuthworth.
Cruise. McQuillan, Flack. TwO-base hits
O'<eil. Sacrifice hits-0'Neil,
Barbara. Home run-Flack. Bases on balls
on Cheeyes 3. York 3. McQuiIan 3.
Stolen bases-Hollocher. Double plays
Barber to KiIlfer. Struck out-By Cheeves
.. York 1, McQuiIlan 8. Umpires-KIem
and Emslie.
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Minor League Results.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis, o; Louisville. 0.
Kansas City. .; Columbus, q.
st Paul. s. 1ndianapoIis, 3.
Milwaukee. q; Toledo. o.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffaid. -: Baltimore. 0.
Syracuse. a.; Reading, 10.
Toronto. A; Jersey City, =
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Pittsburgh, S; Philadelphia, 8
New York. .: st. Louis, l.
Boston, 8; Chicago. ].
Brooklyn. 6; Cincinnati. J.
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GAMES TODAY.
PhilsdeIphis at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago
Boston st st. Louis.
Brooklyn st fittsourFh.
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Cobb, HeiImann, veach, Crawford,
a cove steps into
the Tiger outfield basehjts seem to
start exuding from every pore.
Copyright, 1871, New York Tribune, Ine.)
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06

It's great to wIn-but how far over fame
The fun and frolic Of a well-played game!
The thrill and glow Of clean, square give
d-take
With but a passing thought Of goal or
stake.
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The Land OF Many Inheritanees

There are many AmericAns who
'an go back for far generations. But
here are many others who are new
Americans. This is the land of many
and the blend has been
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Totals. 36 49, % q Totals. 30 Z
for pixnr in
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Totsls.. ..s3 Z a i3i Tohis. ..35 10 27Ni5
sBatfed for Dauss i'm 9th
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de "BASKET Ball"

Sc uevara a efecto un caEnpeonato
de "basket ball" en- Ell que tomarani
parte todos los jugadores que pesen
de 10 a $50 hbras. Esta serie de iue
gos Sc efectuari en- el giannasio ,fle Ia.
Association Cristiana de J6venes',, y.
tomaran parte 'El Bayam6n Gram
mar, st. Agustin Academy, "snog
Jr.'', "Caguas" y otros, entire Jos.
que figura ell de la 'Baldorioty de Gas
tro'', que esta cargo del competente
professor J. Armstrong
Probablemente el primer encuentro
sera el microbes entire el ''San Agus
tin" y ell Central Grammar.
A. PAGAN.
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O cualquier otra
cosa que pueda usted usar para ell
shampu. No perjudica ell cabello en-
absolute.
Mojese sencilIamente ell cabello con
aqua tibia Y fr6telo con este. Con
una dos cucharaditas Sc obtiene una
.espuma rica Y abundante que limpia
perfectamente tanto el cabello como
el cuero cabelludo. La espuma Sc en-
iuaga facilmente quita hasta la Ill
TINA particula de polvo y caspa- Ell
fcabello Sc SEGA rapida y urIiforme-
mente haciendose fno, sedoso lus-
troso.
FL aceite de como mulsifed puede
obtenerse facilmente en- cualquier
botica, drogueria, perfumerfa o Pc
luqueria. Els muy eeon6mico pues bas-
tan unls cuantas onzas para ell uso
de toda una familia durante meses.
Exfjase que lleve Ell nombre mulsifed.
.Advt.
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FL aceite de coco es
un champl eficacfsimo

81 quiere usted sconseryar su ca
,bellera en- buen estado, fijese con que
la lava.
La mayoria de los iabones sham
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MANANA

Constance Talnagde en- La chispeante
comedia titulada En- Busca de un
Pescador''. ~
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p u ) pTepaEauoS
Gentlemen demasia-
do alcali. Este es
muy dahino pues
deseca el cuero ca
belludo, hacienda
sel cabello quebra-
1izo. Puro aceite
lie coco mulsifed,
el cual es puro e
inofensivo, es nru-
cho mejor que ell
! ia h0p M &c cnefAco
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'RIvoLI" (Rfo Piedras).

June Elvidge en- Ell drama en- seis
Setos titulado "La Senora Reniolds,
nuevoS cuples por Josefna.
So
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MANANA

Ell hermoso drama titulado "Sobre
la Nieve" y despedida de Josefna.
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MANANA

FL episodio del ''Rastro del Cuer.
vo'' y un drama. 49,
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MANANA

Tom Mir en- Ell gran drama en- cinco
actos ''El Temerario'',
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SAN JUAN
TEATRo AMERICA.

ReapgTici6n de La famosa '.Troupps
Pacheco'', y Ia pelfcula por Frank Ma.
yo titulada .'El Tigre Real''.
MANANA: Despedida dc la famosa
Troupe" y Marguerite Clark en-
"La Pastora de ganzos''.
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CINE NORMA"

Los episodes II y 12 de la sensacio
nal serie LAS Calaveras del Terror
~ una comedia.
Henry B. Walthan en- Ell drama en-
n actos ''El secreto de Confession.
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TEATRo "s1sIFo" (Bayam6n.

Episodes IL y 1s del "Secreto de
Radio, final de la serie.
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CINE TRES BANDERAs'

segundo episode de Ia ''Novia No.
49,, y Ell hermoso drama en- cInco
actos "caprichos del Ysstino'', por
Mollie King.
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Ell drama en- 5 actos por Harey Carey
"a prueba de halas''.
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CINE LUNA.

FL drama en- actos titulado "El
Supreme Juez''.
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SANTURCE
5LNE PUERTO RICO"

Mary Walcamp en- ell episodio final
de Ia serie la Red del Dragon y
.el drama en- 5 actos '"La Perla del
Circo".
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MARIANA

Ell episodio de La serie ''Las Qua
tro Ilaves' Y la sonita cinta ''Escan
dalo Arriba''.
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MANANA

Ell drama en- 8 actos, interpretado por
Margarita Clayton "El Corazon de una
joven'.
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ElDi:|C,'lh[lQg6 ! I, !!
49, u
SAN JUAN
TEATRo AMERICA.
ReapsTicion de La famosa ''Trouppa
Pacheco'', Ia pelicula por Frank Ma.
yo titulada Eel Tigre Real,
MANANA: Despedida de la famosa
Troupe" Marguerite Clark en-
"La Pastora de ganzos''.
CINE TRES BANDERAs".
segundo episode de Ia "Novia No.
49,, y Ell hermoso drama en- c5nco
actos "caprichOs del Yastino", por
Mollie King.
CINE LUNA.
FL drama en- actos titulado ''El
Supreme Juez''.
DLANANAN
Ell drama en- 8 actos, interpretado por
Margarita Clayton "El corazon de una
joven".
SANTURCE
CINE PUERTO RICO"
Mary Walcamp en- ell epiSodio final
de la serie la Red del Dragon, Y
lei drama en- actos ''La Perla del
circo".
CINE NORMA"
Los episodios II y 10 de la sensacio
nal serie LAS Calaveras del Terror
" una comedia.
/ Henry B. Walthall en- Ell drama en-
a actos ''El secreto de Confession.
NLANANA
FL episodio de La serie ''Lss Qua
tro Llaves'' y Ia sonita cinta ''Escan
dalo Arriba".
CINE "LAs AETI1LAs"
Ell drama en- actos por Harey Carey
"A prueba de halas''
MANANA
Tom Mir en- Ell gran drama en- cinco
actos ''El Temerario''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-30

CINE "LAS ANTII.LAS"
Evening star., 1921-05-13
WROUGHT JEWELRY
SHOWN AT ART GALLERY

An extraordinarily fine display oI
hand wrought: jew elry ny british
jewelers. is now on display in the
corcoran Gallery of Art in the eXhihj-
bition of British arts and crafts
brought 10 this country by tho De
troit Society Of Arts and Crafts and
exhibited here under the auspices of
the WASHINGTON Society of Fine Arts.
There are pendants. necklaces
brooches and rings of elaborate d
sign and exquisite ~": :knlan~t- y by
surn well kn"~n jew. cl"r*. cna'n"iers
and metal woikrs as Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Gaskln. Bernard and Eth.
Gunner. j. Paul Cooper. ". I. x ac,s
burn. Alexander Fisher and others.
Ar. Fishers work IS represented in
many Of the principal museums in
Europe.
Some OF the more elaborate pi. rcs
are extraordinarily vaIuah.". Tarre il
a silver necklace sc; with oDais. topaz
and tfne green past. and there is Il
lovely gold and silver brourh Sc; witt
opa's and topaz. Many Kinds OF s-mi
precious stones are used. SO hat the
At the time OF th, renaissance in
Italy the great artists were also great
craftsmen. Il - toward this end that
IN" arts and c.as,s movement started
IN England ~ William Morris has
tended, and IN work Of this sort Great
Br!tPin toduy leads the world.