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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

war lived and struggled for half q cen.
fury a. rebuild our country. Should
Ne forget their Eift Ia vr' No. they
did not die. they lived and worked ana
struggled on and ON year after year. A
few ~ them ARE attn living. Why not
remember ihan on this memorial day
with flower while they can nee II ana
enjoy II aud appreciate the kind thought
that sent II "a themy why walt "a lay
!, On their grave after they are sone7
And II we would count the soldiers
who have lived for our country an we'll
nv those who have died for our country.
oh. how many. many. many there
would be. Then there are others who
ARE no dear 10 IN. They meant 10
much IN our Hives. Home has been
NJ lonely ancr sr"y went away. Should
We forget ihs'nY They spent their lives
Ia make homes fog us. DO they not
deserve to he remembered the same az
the soldirrsY Were they not Just an
true 10 their duty. their country, and
their God M " they had gone "a war
when there was M war IN 10 TOT
should we forget thcm because they did
not no Ia war;
Then there ara the children whom
disease 0nd accident have claimed and
robbed them IL life and robbed Us Of
the Joy ~ their sweet lives7 Should
we forget them just beceuse they are
gomez That In one IL the hardest PARTS
90 hear. In a Tow weeks ever your
ncighhors naver mention them. aud
your heart IA bursting 10 talk about
them. ], ssems like they are still some.
where around as long AZ you can talk
about ,h"m tn somebody just like we
used % do, Tint IN why two mothers
who have lost their children want "a
he togethck They can talk about all
tho children just like they used to DO.
They are uill In our hearts II they have
gone from our homes. Hut many of
their little graves are far. far away,
We can not ~ 10 them. no not even
once O year. We can no, lay "a flower
on their graves on Memorial Day. Hut
We can do this. a
We can every Qua wear flower TO-
morrow In their memory. No matter
II Il In wash day. No matter II We
WI NV ~ w tNt eNftvtsfy s~o uset
ter u they are lying hundreds or even
thousands of mites from us We can wear
0 flower In their honor. And Monday
morning when. W. So 20 work whether
We w 10 the shop. the office. tho bank.
the s,h0ol room. the store. the kitchen.
or out tm the field ~ pillow and plant.
let's not forget "a wear q flower for
our soldiers. our mothers. our father.
our husband. our wlfr. our brother. sis.
ter. SON Or daughter, or our friend who
did oil they could 20 make this world
p better place for liz 10 live Ia after
they are gone. >.ry
No matter what kind Of flower Il 10.
Just 10 II N Hover A sweet clover
blossom may be- the very Tower they
would love Ia scc II their closed eyes
rould ssy II might be-a Wild flower.
az which God has made M many. ana
they do not coat us anything. Lets d.
this Monday. Let's prove 20 every
m- We meet that We do appreciate
thos. precious lives that I'VE have loved
long since aud lost y while"
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Keep the OUT in Scouting
K"KN% '
Nv q. HENRY NESSI.AGE
Scout Executive.


Nid'd with two slaves and boys ON
team should wear some kind OF coat)
Gu IN. signal the team runs to the
iatien'. attends In IN. injury. makes
imp' o,issd stretoher and returns with
patient To starting point.
Credit viii he given for:
I. Correct treatment.
?. Lifting and lowering patient.
]. Making immovis.d sir.,,her.
4. Neatn.ss and detail Of work.
Awards a. thuc. patrols making hes,
Showing.
90" Message relay race. op.n to
an patrols,
The patrols are distributed over a
distance ~ 400 yards at the direction
NJ the patrol leaders.
\ verbal message II given No. I who
runs to No. :. rcpats l, Ia No. 2. M. :
To- M j. and M on; M. \ having H.
run tn the winning, post and deliver
the message.
'tedi, viii he given for:
J. Speed.
= Correctness Of message.
Awards tn three patrols,
sho Fire building and water boli,
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= Scouting II an outdoor program. lets
keep II that by having out door games,
hikes. camps, rallies, etc.
Thr firs, real big Scout outdoor even,
will he held here at N. city Park on
July sth. complete arrangements have
not h.cn made hut every truop viii he
expected tn take rart.
The tentative schedule ol wants are
a. follows
Al troops uf the Council viii report
81 Headquarters dn uniform, at 10 a..
M. Munday July lth.
E.,ch Scout should bring two good
blankets. feed lot dinner and sHpper
July lth and breakfast July 5th.
Monday, Jul, tth. 1891.
Io3o Parade March To- camp grounjD
ii,ao Make Camp.
li,3O Prepare for dinner.
isso Dinner.
1859 cl.an up. camp Inspection.
ESQ General inspection.
AN truol~ viii form with culors.
lro,p aud patrol ihrs In from, 1T their
campo
500 Review.
Dy city officials and officers and
members at IN. Amarillo Council. Hoy
suuis 81 America. Al troops viii pass
In formal review Award L. three
troops making hes, showing.
$40 Drill contest Tor trophy.
Scoutmasters take charge. each troop
will Ia allowed one team Of two pa
irols 90 scuutsl Commands viii h.
given by officer In charge and repeat.
ed to- each drill team by the Scout.
master who viii be- stationed twelve
PAGES In front at each team. Com.
mands viii be- taken from the following;
Attention. yight drcss.lroni. count
fours. scouts salute. patrols right march
patrols lef, u,aTch. rolmun left. march
column right. march forward march
backyard guide right. march patrols
right. column left, march patrols right.
column right. march.
Team will he Inspected by officer In
charge Of contest. special attention will
lee given a. n.a,ness Of uniform and
official insignia.
Trophy award b. hest troop Pen.
nants To troop standing second and
third.
l3o FRS, aid race. one patrol from
zach troop.
Patrol leader 10 supervise only One
member To- at as patient Patients az"
laid out nfiy yards from the front
where the patrols arc lined up. and n
label II tied IN them d"nuting the In
jury English names will be- used a.
Tar ~ possihl.l Team should he pro
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CHAPTER v.

n you were % tell the whole truth.
o. indicated ny this heading. you might
tell more than most people would under.
stand about Methodist economy. The
most Of people would conclude that you
would never find a perfect charge. and
they would about conclude right. For
when you 90 To prying around, nearly
always you will find some cog IN the
great machinery out ~ order. In that
not true ~ all things that ARE human?
In that not the ease with poliiy u all
churches. Without mentioning any one
church, ] merely suggest that you find
one that has perfection In It's polity.
You will find all charges approximating
perfection, but being made M of human
beings there are none Of them absolutely
perfect. II In to In deplored. but u Gun.
not be helped. For nearly forty years
looked Ia find perfect one. but wound
up with the conclusion that Il was not
there. Al first ! allowed myself 10 bc.
come discouraged ~ I permitted my
mind 10 dwell largely Oh the had. for.
getting the good. until I almost became
d confirmed pessinist. Then ! forced
myself 20 mediate ON the good. and Il
was there In abundance. I found that
u made me happier. and sent cheer into
every one around me. said that We
viii find perfection when we get %
heaven. thank God. There we will find
u. and not on earth. Then I ceased ID
look for u. hut gave 10 every person the
hest that ! could find In him. and going
on my way the hest could toward the
Home 81 God. Abbott charge was a
good. might sny u better, and without
eSaggerating. coming within the pale
Of the truth. speaking carcicssly. an I
heard II some speaking. was good one.
and were u not for a few things we
might use the word supcrlative. charge.
There was very little disturbance
brought about by too freely uss Of the
tongue. that IN No often the honc Of a
congregation. For IN many things W
offend all. II any, man offend not IN
word. the same In a perfect man. and
able ulso 10 birdie the whole body. he.
hold. We put hits In horses mouths.
that they may obey IN: and We turn
about the whole body. Behold also the
ship. which though they be NO great.
and ARE driven Of fierce winds. yet are
they turned about with very small
helm. withersoevcr the governor llstcth.
Even M the tongue Ii q little member.
and boasteth great things Behold.
how great matter a little firr kindIeth.
And the tongue In a fire. q world IL In.
inquity: M In the tongue among our
members. that u dcfIleth the whole
body. and settcth on fire the course a
nature: and In vet an fire Of he'll" ana
We might add sets hell on five among
men.
Abbott charge had In a marked DE-.
xree good will among themselves. II
YOU took the surface you would con.
clude that all WINS we'll. and that cvery |
one loved each other. hut. when you |
got down under The cover you would |
find out just . little different from
your first thought A preachsr has |
found out lhat soms man q no< u. |
woys oo1s ~ cnns way. I o)1eossgs1 |
thoe ! - - - everylnlns y Nj
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

The American Fanm Bureau. like
many 81 the state Officials. seems 20
hink that the cotton growing sections.
and the cotton marketing problem are
IN" only PORTIONS " IN. state and the
only Them. worthy of consldera ton.
Bales 0pon bales Of publicity nre being
s'n' oh through the publicity depart.
mont 4 tsc hurcau dealing With cotton.
viih comparatively nothing upon the
other .nisfey Of the state. This 10
having the efct % cutting a worthy
organization ouf 4 sre4, Deal n pub.
Iieiiy TIA, u shSSid have naturally.
Iss oissfl,.',cr ~ sesa ens, hss ,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
ALL METHODIST CHARGES NEARLY
ALIKE GOOD, BETTER AND BEST

thing. but to love one another; for be
that ,oveth another hath fulfllled the
law" Because John says. "lf q Inah
say, love God. and hate,h his brother,
he Il a liar. for he that ioveth not his
brother whom he hath seen. how can ne
love God whom he hath, not seeng And
this commandment have we from him.
That he who iove,h God love his brother.
also" Though this spirit Of hatred ID
not exist Ia very large extent. ! am
Hiad 10 say. In the main they we're In
love with one another.
IN very great MEASURE they were
deeply DELICIOUS. They would hold wer.
ship IN their homes. pray IN the great
congregations. o at other peoples
homes. and often times around the slck
and dying. and NJ funerals. They would
20 to church regularly. The crowds
would nearly always fill the plsces Of
Worship. and frequently YOU would hear
the shout q praise. and glory y .0od
would ring out IN praises of hailelujuh
Ia the most high God. That We could
hear such times again.
Abbott charge was far from being q
stinwy charge. They were Tar from the
old brothers position when ne cried out
In q testimonial. that he had heen q
member ~ the Methodist church for
forty years and Il had not cost him
twenty-five cents. lie shouted that he
thanked Uod that salvation was free"
These people did not wear closeIy drawn
corseted dresses when u came 10 their
finances. hut they wore full grown
Observation-Disclosures. with q few flounces
on the side. n you had known some os
the men and women who composed TINT
charge you would not have heen sur.
prised., There were such men ~ W.
W. Treadwell. Jacob Denton, william
Anderson. the l.owreys. the Jordans.
the Scots. Joe Knox. Tom Eptins. Bob
Gray. Charlie Kiker. Father McCraw,
and my own familiar friend. Rev. J. n.
vinson. the very salt Of the earth, and
scores OF others too numerous 10 men.
iion In this article. Among the women
that helped IN IN the Gospel were sister
Molllc uriffin. whose husband was not
a Christian q that time. and w On
occasions took great delight In teaains
ulster Griffin. One thing that remsm.
her ne woul6I my. II think I will joln
the Cnmus'rlIS(h church. u Ia q thousouA
mt near Ia heaven than ell the other
chwrhcs and all the way by water:
MIA Jinn lsuMtUn. Mira. Bob Gray. Mr.
sleoehscv. ~ numerous others, sosr2
At whom havt'lxavcly finished the flekt
and ess,lceed sss,s,n shs ..,..,..st..-- -.
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lie, us not overlook the fact that
foreign countries are vieinE with each
other In honoring the memory of our
beloved dead In France. Germany 10 the
only considerable country that In qui'
cscent on this occaslon--hatred alone
accounts for the lack IL enthusiasm.
WIN Americans find themselves, their
own attitude In this connection and trace
out the cause7
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

II L. said OF Representative Claud.
Hud-Pe,h Il the Texas Congressional
delegation that he hoesnt like gamblers.
especially the class that CANDLES on
the oher peoples money. In this. Con.
gresham hndsr'th should not differ
from other right.minded American ci,i.
Eens. The very spln, ~ the thing IL
wtons. and Il should D.. discouraged
whether !, y IN cash. 81 commodities.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

On a fif,y.fif,y basis Of division b..
tween the salvation Army and the
United Charities Association. tho III.
wants and Rotary Clubs viii play a
benefi, baseball game q, some time In
the near future. This IL an excellent
idea and viii forward a worthy enter.
prise and at the same time give oppor.
tuni,y for pl.asan, contest. with much
fun on N. side.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

expect tn hold several hikes and a pos.
siblc treasure hunt. bu, do not let any.
thing interfere IN making this July 9TH
celebration the biggest, hest. ami clean.
'st nut door event ever held in Anna.
'illo.. Should any chang. he mad. In
this program you will he notified
through the columns a this paper,
Look for Il.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Pralsins. or cussinx the government.
will not ge, resul,s--work Is the Key to
the situation. II We have a constructive
and helpful idea. the powers that be
should have the bsnefi, Of !, for the gen.
.ral good.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Rule OF ruin embarrassed he Ameri.
can congress and Initiated liz efforts
during the last eighteen months Of the
Wilson administration. and this element
u equally deadly to the laal com.
munily.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Ruthless efficiency" Is a statement
upon which as a text. President Hard.
Ing made his speech recently In New
York. The President declared for
business and efficiency. regardless Of
all else.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Congress has at last approved the
tariff hill. which L. another illustration
IL the fact that there are some things
on which majority Of the law makers
may agree.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

While other cities. counties and dis.
tric,s ARE pss,sring for fairs. Amarillo
has no facilities Tor conducting an eX.
pusitional enterprise.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

bullying ones fellowman II u coward.'
~ thing. and when persisted In displays
Enthusiastically an undesirable state of
mind.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Our great BASEBALL park deserves max.
imum patronage from Amarillo Good
games are belng provided. and these
reflect credit on the community.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

II the Paio Duro Canyon were In
some states. Il would soon be dedicated
as a public park.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

An Interesting story cofns- from the
snuih Palms u the Injury q an aged
citissn whsn hs ~ns thrown from an an.
tiqus hpEsy drawn 10 an Old mui. tn.
sccsosnf occurred when an sirplane
siishssd ffom a remote point. hr.ngifx
a rhv-'csaa 10 attend 4 safrnt IN ths
,tsnrs s' ~ injured ,nsn's soms. ris
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Swat tho ny ana save trouble 20 the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
PROGRAMA DE.
HARDING LEVAhYb
GRAN OpOSlCION
International News Service

WASHINGTON, Julio 29.-El progra
ma legislative del presidente Harding,
convcnido con los dirigentes del senado,
parece que producira hoy una tcrmenta
FL presidents reuni6 anoche los di-
rigentes republicanos dc la camara v dis
cutio con ellos Ell progragna. Encontr6
alguna igera oposicion, que aument6 hoy
a medida que los demas miembros 10 iban
conociendo.
Sc dijo al presidente que su plan de
la revision de los impuestos antes de Ia
tarifa encontraria fuerte oposici6n en-
la camara que habiendo trabajado bas
tante sobre Ell proyecto de tarifa Ford
ney, Ia camara no estaba dispuesta a
parar y colocar SUI obra en- el archivo. La
suggestion adelantada por ell gobierno
de cue deberia haber I'm receso en- Ell
congreso antes de la aprobaci6n final
de la tarifa, provoc6 mayor opcsici6n.
Ell optignismo del gobierno sobre la
probable rapida aprobaci6n del proyec-
to de revision de los impuestos fue en-
friado en- la conferences. Ninguno de
los dirigentes di6 calor la esperanza dc
que ell proyecto fuera aprobado en- los
pr6ximos diez dias, los cuales Sc incli
naron mas bien Greer que el proyecto
saldria de Ia canara en- los iltimos
dias de agosto.
No obstante, la camara aparece divi
dida en- cuanto al proyectado progra-
ma; estando de acuerdo con los diri-
gentes del senado, es probable que pre-
valezca ell deseo de la c&mara alta y
de la administration.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
UN REQ DE MUFRTE
---
ESPERA CANTANDO !
-
SU ULTIMA HOR "A
international News Service

CHICAGO, julio 28.--'sThe bells are
ringing for me and my gal''. Estas pa.
labras, cantadas con hilaridad al son de
la canci6n en- boga dos amos ha, resona
ron hoy en- les obscuros tristes corre--
dores de la 'sgaleria de asesinos" de Ia
carcel del condado de Cook.
Carl Wanderer ,asesino de ELITE, acu
sado del asesinato brutal de su esposa
Ruth Wanderer el "extraio andrajo-
so'', que ahorcara la justicia mafiana
en- castigo de su crimen.
Ataviado en- una camisa de deporte,
pantalones azules c6modas babuchas,
y entire bocanadas de humo y trozos de
canto, Wanderer concedi6 tuna entire
vista a la prensa'.
''voy a morir amanda todos, de-
claro con voz que en- vano Sc esforz6
en- haccr frme y serena. Solo espero que
Mrs. Johnson, la madre de mi querida
esposa Ruth, uuede convencida de que
soy inocente del crimen que Sc me impu-
ia.
A continuation, Wanderer principle
a cantar la canci6n popular de hace
dos amos, y Sc entretuvo en- devorar una
naranja.
Olga con fanqueza, Sc lie pregunto,
5no sierte temblcres en- las piernas7
NO, ciertamente, replico.... He Wis
to Ia mnerte cara cara en- los campos
de batalla de Francia en- repetidas oca
stones, y no temo marchar a la horca. =
AL medic dia de hoy Ell asesino fu6
puesto en- la zelda de los condenados a
mAerte.
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una manera cientifca la pantalla.
6................

ST, sefor. Hemos tenido una magnf-
flea acogida por parte del pdblico, aun-
que va I'd. We por 10 anteriormente re-
latado que tambi6n nosotros he
mos tratado de complacerle. Nues-
ira cientela ha aumentado con
siderablemente y sobre todo vernos
cada vez rostros nuevos de bellas
y distinguidas senoritas asf como de Sc
noras caballeros, 10 que nos LENA de
legitimo orgullo al yer que no Sc pier
den en- ell vacio nuestros esfuerzos.
Dimos por terminadat nuestra entire
vista, habiendo sido obsequiados por ell
atento caballero Sr. valleclllo, Mara
ger del cine Luna, Quien puede SEN
tirse orgulloso de su labor y quien au-
guramos futuros nuevos triunfos, que
sinceramente lie deseamos.
Ell CoNDE DE LUNA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
UN MINIsTEO HUNGARo
MUERTo A BALAzoS
fDe Nuestro serv;cio Especial

(De Nuestro Servicio Especially
VIEITA, agosto 7.-Anoche, un desco
nociao hizo varios disparos de revolver
contra Gaudenz, Ministro y uno de los
nrincipales miembros del partido socia
lista independents.
Fl agredido, que acababa de dar una
conferencia, fallecio a los pocos minu-
tos.
FL autor del crirnen ha desaparecido
sin dejar rastro.
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ANTrcARcUL1NA EBREY es un gran

diur6tico, irnpide la irritaci6n, alivia las
escoriaciones de las mucosas, y Sc puede
usar en- combination con otras drogas
en- Ell tratamiento de enfermedades pc
ligrosas. Es i'm gran remedio para los ar
trfticos. En- todas las boticas. Adyt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
ALu1GBAs. PARA NUEsHs

La Clinics aziramar ssens sltie para
IN nGnlers dc j6yenss Uuo dssesA CO.
tudiar y rracttcar.
La senorita euperthtsadsnta facilita
rA los iRfor1nes Recegarios. santurcs.
stoL 10. 4 Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
NFRCADl) DE CANBIO
TENIA QUE SER LOCO

Nuestro coresponsal en- Ponce nos par
ticipa que Ia policia arreSt6 Juan Fer
randez, loco peligroso .quisn despu6s
de romper los muebles de su casa tratd
de apretar el cuello de su madre. Ell de
merte fue recluido en- una zelda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
GOnsTcIant8 en- PrOYIsiORes

Tenemos complete surtido do cuantos
articulcs conciernen nusstro raro, que
recibimos soma nalmente Antes de COM
prar visitenos . lame nuestrO telsfo-
ne
PEREZ HERMAgOs
TelSfono 2s5. Isabel III Mum. 8. Advt.
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PoR HURTo MENoR

En- Ponce fue arrestado Alexandra
Quinones encontrandose,e en- su poder el
cuerpo del delto: una gallina valorada
en- sctenta cinco centavos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
CINE "RIALTo"

Carmel Myers en- el emocionante dra
ma lei momento del peligro''.
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rEATRo AMERICA.

La preciosa pelicula en- cinco actos
Medios Conquistadores' perl Ethel
Clayton.
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INFO Ma CION GENERAL
Interview aCeFCa
del cine ''Luna''

Pasabarnos las otras noches por fren-
70 a este simpatico y antique salon en-
los momentos en- que terninaba la pri-
mera tanda. Llam6 nuestfa atenci6n la
enosme y distingIida concurrencia que
habia. Nos acercainos a interrogar al
Manager, el ciilto caballero Sr. Manuel
vallecillo, quien nos inforii6 que So ex-
Iibia la interesante cihta GEL Medico
de las Locas'' lie expusimos nuestro
deseo de celebrar con 81 al dia siguien-
te una entrevista acetca de su Cine
para ser publcada, 10 que acccdio
gnstoso. Y exactos la hora indicada,
nos presentamos en- la aniplia oficina del
Luna, que queda contigua al mismo
local, donde fuiinos cortesinente recibi-
dos por el Sr. Vallecillo.
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SAN'T'E IRCF
CINE LAS ANTILLAs"

William S. Hart en- ell drama en- cinco
acsos Conquistando Broadway y
una comedia en- dos actos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

Nuestro corresponsal en- Ponce nos uar
ticipa que hoy enbarcaran para cl Ha-
wall $50 emigrantes, muchos de los cua
les pa1ecs que estan desanimados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
PUERTO R1co":

Marion Davies EN- Ell emocionante dra
ma en- seis actos titulado ssUn Drama
Real y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
SAN .nIAN
51NE TRES BANDERAs"
CINE LUNA.

Kotty Gordon en- la interesante cinta
TIA Caprichosa'' y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09

r1Ar4A IuRAR I'm RESFRIADO
EN- UN DIA, t6mese LAXATIVE
BROMO QUININA. FL boticarios de-
voivera el dinero ST no Ie cura. La FIR
ne lie E. w. GROI e Sc halia en- cada
cajita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
rEATRo STRAND"

Eugene o Brian en- Ell emocionante dra
ma en- circo actos "La Promesa Falsa''
una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
"BELIoGRAPH" (catsno,.

Eddie Polo en- la super film 'sEl Hijo
del Circo" una conedia y una Revista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-09
DINE "NORMA

RuSh Roland en- Ell episode tres de la
serie Ruth de las Montaaas' ell
selecto drama en- siete actos titulado
Lahoma',