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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
ALEMANIA NIEGASE A LA RETIRA
DA DE LOS vOLUNTARIOS
LOS ALIADoS ANIENAzAN CON RE-
TIRARSE ELLoS
nnternacional News servicel

LONDRES, Junio LA amenaza ala
Cia de retirar sus fuerzas militares de
las ciudades que ocupan en- la Alta ST
lesia, mencs que los voluntarios ale
gnanes Sc retiren, es calificada EN- nota
de Alemania recibida como "una grave
infracci6n del tratado de Versailles
La communication, replica a la nota
ahada, fue entregada al ministerio de
Relaciones Exteriorss por Herr Stha-
mer, ell embajador aleman. Los Aliados
habian preverido Alemania de que
los volrntarios alemanes debfan retira1
sc. so pena de que las tropas Aliadas s.
retiraran de Silesia, 10 cual dejaria abiez
to ell camino para la ocupaci6n per los
polacos.
La amenaza aliada fue califcada de
'intolerable'' y EN- la communication ale
mana Sc declaraba que clio produciria
en- La Alta Silesia un estado de cosas
que haria inevitable la guerra civil.
''Es impossible para Ell gobierno ale
mar, hacer preston sobre la fuerza de
defensa (yoluntarios alemanes)', de-
cfa la nota.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
Grave aCcidente en- Ponce

En- Ponce tuvieron un disgusto parso-
nal cerca de la plaza del mercado Pc
dro Lugo y Francisco Gomez, casado ell
primcro con una hermana del segundo.
Lugo hizo uso de una pistola e hi2o
fuego a Gomez sin lograr herirle; pero
Ell proyectil fue alojarse en- el pie de
la muy apreciada DANA doill Francisco
de Perez, que en- aquel instante pasaba
Ell un auto por ALI
La herila fre Nevada al hospital, don
de Sc lie presto ell primer auxil!o.
La Detective arresto Lugo, a quien
Sc lie senal6 una fanza de $500, habien-
do sido acusado de accmetimiento
aggression grave.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
sIGUEN LOS EsCALAMIENTos EN-
SANTURCE

Anteanoche fu6 escalado en- la para
da IL ell cafetin Tropical, de don
Luis Morales.
Su propietario nos participa que fue
ron hurtadas mercancias por valor de
S45.O0.
Como no es la primera vez que los
rateros escalan este concurrido Cafe
tin, la policia debe vigilar con mas in
teres Ell mencionado sitio, hasta que
caigan en- SUI red los brujos ladrones
Que estan continuamente escalando e.
comercio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
Ell merCadO de azdCar...

Continuation de la p&g. Ia.
hacia abajo los compradores tienen la
intenc1on de adherirse una politica
muy conservative y puesto que no hay
ninguna indication de que Sc presente
ninguna dificultad para asegurar exis-
tecia sufcientes durante ell resto del
aio, los compradores estan inclinados a
tener existencias tan peqUenas como
les sea possible.
Los pedidos han sido muy desaienta-
dores, pues no han sido como ordina-
riamente 10 son en- este tempo en- que
los pedidos Sc desarrollan estan por
desarrollarse. Agunos en- el comercio
Green Que la lentitud de los pedidos en-
ell presente es una indication del he
cho de que muchos distribuidores y con
tribuidores Y consumidores tienen to-
davla existencias compradas hace al
gun tempo y estan ansiosos por redu-
eirlas mas bien que ell efectuar nuevas
co1Epras. Es tambien, muy possible, que
la situacion economical y la gran can
tidad de gente sin trabajo EN- todo ell
pals, esta teniendo sus efectos sobre
Ell consume Y hay algmas indicacio-
mes que Ell consume per capita este aflo,
aminorara materialmente, muy especial
mente como un resultado del reducido
uso del az1car en- la manufacture y
consume de 10 que comunmente Sc la
man golosinas
Todos los refnadores de New York
han reducido ahora sus cotizaciones a
las bases de $50, Sc han hecho algunas
reducciones adicionales en- los precios
6urante la semana. Los senores Ar
buckle Brothers" comenzaron la baja
q $3.50 otros refinadores inmedia-
tamente les siguieron. La Warner Re
flnery y los Sres B. H. Howell, Son
and Company redujeron sus cotizacio.
nes a $50 mas tarde todos los>refna-
6ores locales siguieron las mismas
bases.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
FIESTA EsCoLAR

Eli la noche del sabado 1S del corrien-
te celebr6se en- el barrio de ''Hato Te-
ias' una brillante fiesta secolar en- la
que Sc puso de relieve la actividad de
la enthusiastic profesora senoriti Ale
jandrina Cabello. Prestaron, ademas, sn
valiosa cooperation, en- este acto, varios
profesores entire los cuales tiguraban "a
senorita Acacia Lumbano Y Ell sefior Tru
charte, quien, tuvo a su cargo la clausu-
ra de lacto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
EsPANA ENvIARA UN EQUIPo DE
"FooT BALL" A SUD AMERICA

/ BUENoS AIRES, junio 1O.-Un equi
po de s'foot ball'' representando Es-
paiia, tornado por los mejores jugado-
res espaholes Sc presentara este mes de
junio por primera vez en- la historic, an
tie los publicos de las repGblicas Argen-
tina del Uruguay y tomando parte en-
una serie de partidos organizados por
las asociaciones deportivas de esas repn
blicas sudaemricanas
El anuncio de la legada del equipo
representative del foot ball' espafiol
ha producido extraordinaria expectation
en- 10 centros deportivos de la Argent
ma y del Uruguay, en- donde ese deporte
cuenta con gran nlmero de partidarios
" con equipos de primera categoria que
seran dignos contrincantes del equipo
visitante.
Los triunfos alcanzados por los juga-
dores espanoles en- los diversos partidos
intern acionales que han jugado en- Eu-
ropa, y ell resonante que obtuvieron en-
Amberes durante la celebration de ls
Ultima olimpiada, en- la que Sc clasifca-
ron en- segundo lugar despu6s de haber
vencido Dinamarca, Suecia, Noruega,
Holanda Italia aumenta la espectaci6n,
pudiendose anticipar que Sc avecina un
acontecimiento deportivo de gran inn
portancia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
Los asCOs de Nicolas
Continuation de la pag. q

-Ayl ioue bien me hueles. !-ex-
clamaba el
IA que te huelo, chacho 80?
A melocot6n.. ).
Ricsrdita no pudo contenerse.
,.At canalla. !-exclamo, pre-
sentandose de pronto- iHombre vii. !.
lconque Slos besos estaban prohibidos,
ell .2 2; 5conque gases prolifcos, las co
rrientes magneticas, las ondas hertzia-
mas los rayos X...,?; lconque tanto
escrdpulo y tantas repugnancias, te
sorprendo en- besuQueos con esa mujer. I?
fOhl Tan delicado que te hacias. -. !
Pero, estoy desenganada -: III no
eres otra cosa que un saco de inmundi-
cia. -. iAhora misno vas a despedir a
!. Y Nicolas, humilde cabizbajo, en-
frentandose con la muchacha, lie dijo:
-vete, Cuca .
Y Sc fue Cuca. -; pero cuando la
pobre chica Sc vic en- mitad de la Gale,
al convencerse de la ingratitud de Nj
colas, hizo un gesto de asco y murmur6,
muy tranquils:
-Tisne razon la dofia. 80: ese hom-
bre es un saco de. ~. Gde que dijo
ella. 4? iAh, 81 So; de BURUNDAN-
M. Gonzalez GARCIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
LA PoLICIA oCUPA IL ALAMBI
CUES Y 40 PIPAS DE MEL

Los guardias Encarnacion y Rodri
guez, del puesto de Santurce, en- un
.'raid" que efectuaron por los mangla-
res que circundan al barrio "Gandul''
ocuparon 12 alambiques 40 pipas de
miel de pulga.
Debido al volumen excessive nnme-
70 de los aparatos la policia procedio a
destruirlos, asi como verter La miel,
mucha de la cual estaba va en- prepara-
ci6r para someterla la acci6n de los
aparatos.
Los guardias informan Que no halla-
ron a nadie quien arrestar. pues los
alambiques no estaban funcionando
Sc hallaban aparentemente abondona
dos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
MovIMIENTo MARITIME

Nos informa la casa de viilamil que
ell vapor holandes "ALKMAAR" sal
dra de Curacao directamente para Rot
terdam, Holanda ell % del mes en cur
so admitiendo pasajeros. Estos saldran
en- ell vapor Philadelphia para Gu
racao Ell viernes proximo
Los pasajeros deben entenderse con
la casa villamil que son los agentes
aQui.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
CAToRcE PERSONALS ENvENENA-
DAS EN- PONCE

Infornar. de Salinas que durante una
fiesta que Sc celebraba en- aquel pueblo,
fue servi6o un helado, Ell cual, segun
informes, habia sido confeccionado en-
casa de Bernardo Ortiz, habiendo re-
sultado intoxicadas IA personals que 10
bebieron, todas parientes de Bernardo.
Fueron nevados sistir los pacien-
tes los doctores Montalvo y Torres,
quienes loeraron mejorar los intoxica-
dos, excep.o tres de ellos que conti-
nuan graves, entire los cuales Sc halla
un policia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
ULTIMA HoRA

Nos andncia el cablegrama de ultima
hora, que la herencia de dos millones de
d6lares que per un tribunal de tCachim
bus 8, China, lie fue adjudicadc al jiba-
rito Damian Solarina, este declara, que
el va 10 saba, y que Sc siente satisfe-
cho porque dueme en- los colchones y
camas que vende Eel Cielo'', Allen
No. 25, que son los que dan suerte-Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
BATIo Ell RECORD DE LA Es-
CUELA SUPERIOR DE FAJARDo

Nos comunica nuestro corresponsal
en- Ceiba que el muy inteligente joven
Gumersindo Pacheco Ruiz, quien cur
sa estudios comerciales en- la escuela
superior de Fajardo, batio ell record =
entire todos los alumnos de la mencio-
NADIA escuela; y que ell joven Pacheco
trata de estudiar la carrera de perito
mercantil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
FIESTA DE GRADUATION EN-
CEIBA

Segln nos coinunica nuestro CORES
ponsal en- Ceiba, result6 muy lucida la
fiesta de graduation celebrada en- aquel
pueblo.
H1cieron uso de la palabra la seno-
rita Celina r. Rivera, don Wenceslao
Segarra, don Felipe vizcarrondo y don
Antonio Dominguez Nieves
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
PUEDE LLEvAR ARMAs

FL Secretario executive ha expedido
hcencia para cazar y llevar armas de
caza, don Jose R. Quinones, de Fa-
jardo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
r1EsTAs RHL1eIosAs EN- cE1BA

segnn ncs comunica nuestro Cores
ponsal Ell Ceiba, las novenas de San
Antonio Sc celebraron con gran solem-
nidad, han dado principle las de San
Rafael
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
LOS "DIABLoS AZULES
EN- CAMPANA.

Ell policia insular Remedio Lopez,
perteneciente los "Diablos Azules'',
del puesto de santurce, arrest6 al indi-
viduo Luciano Rosario, quien sustrajo
una silla pertenecisnte al policia Fran
cisco Sierra. La corte lie impuso 100 do
lares de multa.
Ademas capture dos alambiques en-
poder de Primitive Maldonado, a quien
la Corte lie impuso 100 d6lares de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
DEsGRAc1A EN- PONCE
(Por tel6grafo)

Ponce, JUNO 81.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Hoy once mafiana displom6se techo
cine Popular cogiendo debajo los
carpinteros Benftez, Rivera, Delgado y
Martinez. Fueron extraidos escombros v
conducidos hospital "Tricoche'', esta-
do grave.
Ell coRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22

Segtin nos comunica 'nuestro CORES
ponsal, verifcaronsc en- la escuela de
s'Adrian Martinez" las fiestas de gra-
duacion del octave grado, que fueron
brillantisimas.
FL sefior Miranda pronunci6 el discur
so de aperture; sigui6le don Domingo Pc
rez, director de las escuelas, quie7 reel
bio muchos aplausos, 10 mismo que los
alumnos que tomaron parte en- Ell testi-
val.
Cerr6 ell acto, con un elocuente dls-
curse, Ell cultisimo sefior Ramirez Fe-
rreira, que hizo unir todas las manos
para aplaudirle Y quien recibio muchas
felicitaciones, particularmente de- juez
senior Vergne, de Camuy, quien le elo-
gi0 con frases muy entusiastas.
Fueron repartidos dulces, helados y
refrcscos. La sefiora Inspectora. acon'-
panada del cuerpo de profesores dc Ia
tillo Camuy, atendieror y obsenuiaron
la numerosa concurrencia con la corte.
STA las bondades que les distingren.
Un animadisimo bale cerr6 con broche
de orc la hermosa fiesta de cultura.
--El Tribunal de Camuy, presidido por
Ell niuy apreciable juez senior Vergne,
visit6 ell de Hatillo Todos los fallos fue.
ron acogidos con suma satisfaction por
la concurrencia, en-. virtud del espiritu
de justicia que distingue al sefcr JueA,
a quien felicita con entusiasmo nuestro
corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
Ell JEREzAN0
Vinagre Espahol Superior.
De venta en- todas parties.
AL por mayor. q
GOMEZ, FlGUEROA & Co.
S. en- C.
Box 1892. Cruz IS. Tel. PSI
ADV
GOMEZ, FICUERoA & Co.
NoMBRAMIENTo

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha sometido
la aprobaci6n del senado, Ell nom
bramiento de don Pedro Acosta Fores
para Juez de la Corte Municipal de We
ga Baja
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
UNA RENUNC1A

El Gobernador INFERNO ha aceptado
la renuncia presentada por Ell Juez de
Vega Baja, don Francisco carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
BALE EN- HUMACAo

FL 'tClub Borinuuen de Humacao,
celebrara la noche del 26 un baile de
confanza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
REsFRIADos cAUsAN DoLoR

RESFRIADOS CAUSAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA desvia Ia causa, curando
tambien La Grippe, Influenza. Palu
disnio Fiebres. Solo hay un BRO
MO QUININA". La firnna de E. w.
GROVE viene con ca.ia caiita Advt.
HATILLO CELEBRA CON BRILLAN-
TEz LOS EJERCIcIos DE GRADUA-
CION
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22

Ell Gobernaor INFERNO ha concedido
indulto Conditional al confnado Angel
Zambrana Rodriguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
COCINERO

Sc necesita uno competente.
Dirijase al Restaurant GEN.
TRIAL, Cataho, Carretera ST.
Advt.
UN INDULTO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
ARRoLLADA PoR Ell TRoLE

Nos informa la policia de Santur
ce que ell trole No % arroll6 a la
nina Aurea Rivera, causandole con-
tusiones en- la cabeza las manos, de
las que fue curadaven el hospital
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25

the knees, falling full and blousy, look
ing akin to golf trousers. and are met
BY smart looking WOODEN hose. The
more fashionable ones are supplied
with suit coats. while others are made
with capes for accompaniment
capes that can be wrapped about the
figure, almost if not quite Disgusting
the fact that the knickers are there
at all. They are advocated solely for
street. business and sports wear, and
the argument has been consistently
advanced that if there was nothing
unwomanly about the khaki trousered
feminine contingent that was turned
loose all over the country during the
last summer. there could be nothing
unwomanly about the new costume that
is cut in full and graceful lines yet af-
fords a maximum Of comfort to the
Wearer.
OF course, if human nature Is going
to continue in its good old obstinate
way. the introduction Of these knicker
suits will percipitate another fashion
fight. and this alone will be good for
the fashion, as it will appeal to the
feminine desire to be pervert and do
something that custom dictates she
shall not do The suit shown in the
window at the Paris is of a pretty
brown, while other colors, quiet yet
attractive, are available in the stock
carried at that store.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25

Complex life cuts down the birth
rate while simple life accelerates it.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
Safe Fat Reduction

Reduce, reduce. reduce, is the slogan
Of all fat people. Get thin. be slim.
is the cry Of fashion and society. And
the overfat wiring their hands in morti-
fication and helplessness; revolving at
nauseating drugs, afraid Of violent ex-
ercise, dreading the unwelcome and un-
satisfying diet, until they hit upon
the harmless MarInola Prescription and
learn through 1t that they may safely
reduce two. three or four pounds a
week without one change in their mode
OF life, but harmlessly. secretly, and
quickly reaching their ideal Of figure.
with a smoother skin, better appetite
and health than they have ever known.
And now comes Marmola Prescription
Tablets from the same famously harm
less formula as the Marmola Prescrip-
ton. 1t behooves you to learn the
satisfactory. beneficial effects of this
great, safe. fat reducer by giving to
your druggist one dollar for a generous
sized case, or sending a like amount to
the Marmoia Co., 1912 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, Mich, with a request that they
mail to you a full case OF Marmola
Prescription Tablets.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25

there, and many have stopped at fire.
quent intervals in their daily tasks to
ponder ON the possibilities of really
wearing such suit for business and
shopping purposes. And in almost
every instance the palpitating ponderer
determines to 80 down early the next
morning and try it on. For there is
nothing at all Objectionable in the new
outfits. Nothing you can argue
against. If anything they are far more
modest than the tight fitting, scanty
dresses that have been so popular for
the last few seasons. They are loosely
cut, untitled in their lines, and fall in
graceful folds that in no way suggest
the sharp silhouettes to which in re-
cent years the eye has perforce become
accustomed.
viii Prove a Salvation.
Practical in every detail, and wrought
in fabrics designed for hard wear.
they cannot but prove the salvation
of the business woman whose clothes
must endure rough usage, if they really
do win their way into general accept
ance. Adopts in the trend Of things
pertaining to feminine wearing apparel
declare the knicker suits will prove the
opening wedge by which the everyday
clothing Of the modern woman will
enter an entirely new era. Hiking
outfits are no longer strange. Women
have> come to love the freedom Of the
trousered garment. And with the un-
ceasing induction into business life Of
all the progressive women Of the ma
ton, it is safe to wager that another
decade will witness radical and alto
gether attractive change in their
clothing. True, they will never sub
nit to the uncomfortable and severely
plain outfits worn by the men, but
with the onward stride Of the years it
is foregone conclusion that they will
develop for themselves something ap-
propriate and practical, as well as at
tractive.
Hence, the Knickers.
"Ln witness whereof we already
have the knicker suits. The best look
ing ones are made OF the rough and
ready looking homespuns that have
been worn and loved so well during
the last couple seasons. Bright colors.
somber colors, and combinations of
both, are used in making the suits. and
the knickers In all cases reach below
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
SMART CLOTHES FOR FALL TRIPS
Leather Now Used
to Make or Trim
Newest ravel / ogs
Bv ANNETTE BRADSHAW

Clothes for travel, besides possess
ing good lines, must be fashioned from
fabrics that will readily shed dust and
escape other signs Of travel. Leather
is excellent for such costumes and TINS
season it is also widely used as trim
ming. Other practical materials are
covert coating in the well-liked shades
Of tan, while certain tweeds are also
admirable for the travelling suit.
Pictured at the left 10 an interest
ing leather overcoat. It is cut with
the favored raglan sleeve and has
draped collar that may be worn either
high or low. A belt Of painted leather
which shows bright greens and blues
gives an attractive touch OF color to
this creation.
The hat is made Of leather and is
painted to match the belt. A scarf OF
plaid silk heavily fringed is carried
by the wearer of this outfit.
The suit at the right is developed IN
a tan covert coating. It is trimmed
with patent leather to which small
blocks of white kid are appliqued. This
makes novel finish for the hem and is
used to outline the collar, cuffs and
pockets. :,
The hat is of tan tucked silk and
has an unusual jet ornament in the
front.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
Diary of a Fashion Model
She Describes an Unusually Striking
Afternoon Fr0ck.
BY GRACE THORNCL1FFE

II wonder what's coming now" said
Pam, with decided note of WEAKNESS
in her voice at the latest fashion show.
According to the program" / re-
Piled, its supposed to be an after
noon dress"
"a study in black and white" COM
mented Pam.
isn't it striking! I must say I ad-
mire the black velvet and silver cloth, =
/ said.
rs the sleeve, or at least the lower
part, made OF the velvet?" asked Pam.
Yes, and it harmonizes with the
tight underskirt, which is also made OF
velvet" / answered.
The rest Of the dress seems to be
just blouse" commented Pam.
1T u.s." l answered. Reminds you
a bit Of the Russian blouse, which, by
the way, may appear in some Of the
most striking costumes for fall
Il think that binding Of black velvet
on the edge Of the tunic is most pleas
1.-THE collar softly rolled back from
the neck is new, and the tie, as you
may have noticed, is loose" I re-
marked.
$50 it u.s." answered Pam.
f1OW 10 yOu lIkc tHC htllC Uai "
silver cloth on the black velvet!" /
asked.
"They're rather nice. I suppose
they're put there to match the trim
ming on the sleeves answered Pam.
Yes. that's the idea ! replied.
"Oh.' said Pam, as the mannequin
vanished. II didn't see the belt. What
was it made off"
"Black velvet" I answered.
sDo you think that dress would be
as effective if copied in other mate
rials?" questioned Pam:
"Well, if you wished to use your
favorite navy blue serge you might
make the lower parts Of the sleeves
and the skirt Of beige silk duvetyn," |
responded.
"That would look we'll I should
think was PANS answer.
did you admire the hat that was
worn with this dress?" / asked.
"Yes, that little silver tricorne was
peachy," said Pam. II should like to
have a duplicate Of It myself"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
Two Leading Women
Accompany Hanpden
on National Tour

Walter Hampden will have two lead
ing women during his transcontinental
Shakespearian tour this season, when
he will visit Great Falls, Mabel Moore
and Mary Hall, both Of whom have
occupied the same positions in his
company for three years. Miss Moore
will play Ophelia in Hamlet" Juliet
in Romeo and Juliet" Desdemona in
"Othello'' and Mary in Charles Ram
Kennedy's 1.-The Servant in the House"
While Miss Hall again will appear as
Portia in "The Merchant Of Venice. :"
Katherine in '"rhe Tanning Of the
Shrew," the queen in Hamlet" and
Lady Macbeth. Another actress who
will be prominent in Mr.. Hampden's
support is Elsie Herndon Kearns who
will enact such important roles as
Nerissa in The Merchant of Venice"
Emilia in "Othello," the nurse in
Romeo and Juliet" the player queen
in Hamlet" the first witch in Mac
BETH and auntie in THE Servant in
the House"
On the masculine side Mr.. Hampden
again will have the assistance of such
talented and experienced Chassis actors
as Ernest Rowan, Allen Thomas, Lee
Roy Operti, Edward Cushman, William
Sauter and Hannah Clark. A large
measure of Mr. Hampden's success
has been due to his having kept his
organization virtually intact from year
to year so that, by constantly playing
together, that smoothness and ease Of
performance has been achieved which
is necessary for artistic Interpretation.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-09-25
Knockers Arrive
for the Smartly
Dressed Women

Perhaps the latest and most ex.
IRENE departure from the settled
order Of things in women's wearing
apparel 10 the introduction Of "knick-
ers" for street and business. wear
These are now being shown in some
Of the most progressive New 1orA
shops, while here and there along
Broadway one sees some brave. pho
neer-spirited woman tripping freely
down the street clad in this newest
costume. And though they are as YET
the newest and most sensational novel
ty in New York City. Great Falls is
already showing them in her shop
windows. The Paris Dry Goods Co.
In keeping with its ultra-progressive
methods. is also showing the knickel
suits in its display windows.
Great Falls women, have for the last
week gazed with palpitating hearts al
the smart looking brown costume shown