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La Pena de Muertes

men, con perdida para siempre de sus
derechos civiles. Estos criminales toda-
via pueden ser itiles en- los presidios
en- que estan confinados a sus compahe-
ros asimismo. pero les esta cerrada
hermeticamente la amplia honesta
puerta de Ia sociedad en- que vivian por
ser un perenne peligrO para la misma
81 a ella >volvieren.
2. Los criminales por adsidens son
los mas, son criminales por necesidad,
y hasta cierto puntO, sus crimenes es-
tan justifcados. A esta clase de crimi-
males pertenecen, por ejemplo, Ell padre
que yendo tras la honra de sn mujer
de su hija ultrajadas, mata, en- n
momento de exaltaci6n, su ofensor;
el hermano que hiere mata en- de
fensa de la hermana del herInano; el
amigo intimO que pone sus fuerzas to.
das a nuestra disposition en- casas
extremes e ineludibles; Ell hombre
que recibe una bofetada en- pleno ros-
tEo y en- p1blico; el que acosado por AN
criminal vuelve el rostro el brazo
en- un esfuerzo de suprema energia ma.
Ia su perseguidor. etc, etc.
Para estos criminales pido un Jura-
do de hombres honrados conocedoges
de Ia Ley para que sean 10 mas benig.
nos possible con la persona que van a
juzgar.
La justicia hecha por Ia misma perso-
ma ofendida ha moralizado mas a tOdos
los pueblos que todas las penas impues.
tas por los Codigos humanos. Nadie co
noce meior Ell castigo que el OfendidO
que 10 va a aplicar, quien mide la oien
sa en- toda su extension en- toda su
extension aplica el castigo.
8. Criminales locos irresponsables
Esta clase de criminales actiian como
uno de esos aterradOres fen6menos de
la Naturaleza, como un huracan, un
rayo, un terremoto. Son nm detritus So
cial, 'un fsrmento de los vicios munda-
nos, una negacion rotunda de Ia razon,
del raciocinio, y pOr 10 tantO, son tam
bi6n irresponsables.
Para estos criminales pe5imos bue-
nos y amplios manicomios sabios allie.
nistas para su acertada direction.
En- resumen. La pena de muelte es
imprOeedente, injusta, ilogica, cruel. an
ti-moral, anti-cientifca. Su dnic9 base
e. la mentira y Ia torpeza humana.
FL Senado y Ia oamara al abOlir Ia
pena dc muerte Ell Puerto Rico han re
suelto el problema mas transcondental
de nuestra vida social y politlcl
nuestros sabios Legislatures con nues.
tire qIerido gobernador Sr. BenedIctO al
estampar sus firmas al pie de Ley
tan augusta, sc haran celebres en- los
anales dc nusstras luchas civicas.
Licdo Antonio Rodriguez NAzARlo.
Las Marias. Julio IL.
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Bajo ell punto de vista legal, la pena
de muerte es un error juridico. FL Juez
Tribunal que decreta la pena de muer
te, autoriza. valiendose de una autoli.
dad que erradamente la ley lie con-
cede en- determinados casos, un nae.
vo crimen que la conciencia hunlara re
cha2a.
La pena de muerte fue ell castigo pa
ia los delincuentes en- las s0ciedades
antigua y media y por ESQ Sc llainan-
barbaros los pueblos de aquells. epocas
Hoy en- plena civilization hay paises
Ell donde tcdavia existe tar torcida in
depreciation do las Ieyes humanas Esos
paises estan todavia en- ?! A. 3, C. ie
su progreso moral como SIN moral
no sc puede apliear principle aiguno ,
el ejercicio de la vida humane. podo-
mos afirmar. sin tenor a enGivocanos
que esos paises son mas barbaros gue
los antiques pues 10 son con conoci
miento de causa
81 el hombre viene al nnLdo pare
integrar Ia sociedad, nadie tieEe auto.
ridad bastante para desintegrar In mis-
ma, a menos que para fines de qerfnc
cioIamiento. en- un momento dado dos
spareciera la humanidad sn.sra para
ser sustituida Embellishments pos otra
de tipo moral perfecto.
Suprimir al delincuente para ate.
mar Ell crimen, es ir en- contra de Ia
Naturaleza que siempre reaeciona vigo
roe mente cada vez Que Sc le ataca
/ Matad un lobo en- medic de cien e in
duGabiemente estais perdidos. Matad
un hombre criminal Y todas las simpa
tias de todos los demas criminales y
muchas simpatias de hombres honrados
est6n al lado de aquel desgraciado. La
hu:nanidad progresa por sumas y no por
restas. Al suprimir la vida a un ser
humane, restais algo al conjnnto So
cial. No importa que sea un criminal
Ell que muera. Aquel hombrc 81 fu6
perjudicial para otro, pudo ser elemen-
to de ptogreso para muchos, Y en- las
peores condiciones, pudo ser util para
el mismo durante sus amos de reclusi6n
Ahora bien, clasifiquemos aunque SO
10 sea Gin gresse" modo los crimina
les. Nos atrevemos dividir los crimina-
les en- tres grandes grupos clases
L. Criminales per sc.
g. Criminales por adsidona.
3.-Criminales locos 0 irresponsabes
Los criminales per Sc nacen con ms
tintos de asesinos; no pue1en sustracr.
Sc a esta inclination atavica que mRs
veces es de origen alcoh6lica, otras NOR
fca otras tuberculosis, etc, etc.
En- otras palabras, estos criminales
son otras tantas manifestations secun-
darias, terciarias, de la Matriz de don
Gle proceden. Son eafermos incurables.
Para estos criminales pido la reclus,ol
perpetua apenas convictos de un cri-
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Una ola siniestra de sangrc, como
alud de perturbadoras sombras mcnta-
les, irvade dc uno a otro extreme MUGS
ira isla. Son muchos los hogares en- don
de Sc nOra: en- unos, por Ia presencia
del luto indicative de Ia muerte, y, en-
otros, por la presencia aterradora de-
cadalso sobre cuyas gradas, Ia imagina
ci6n ofuscada por el dolor, Sc advierte
la silueta de algdn ser querido arroiado
al crimen en- momento de fatal insa-
mia.
Nuestra sociedad horrorizada mira
hacia arriba, hacia el sitial que ocupan
nuestros magistrates, convencidcs de
q. solamente una honrada administrator
de justicia podria dar t6rnino la obra
sangrienta del pufal Y del revolver.
Mucho Sc ha hablado en- estos iltimos
dias acerca de la ''pena de muerte" y
hasta Sc ha dicho que su abolici6n Sc
ria causa de que tai situaci6n Sc pro
longara. Y nosotros no 10 entendeEnos
asi: somos de opinion que aseveridad
en- el castigo nos daria Ia clave tan di-
ligentemente solicitada. Comparative
mente no es tan grande el horror al de-
Tito que siente un criminal avocado
frente la herca, como e1 deseo, de per-
sistir en- el cuando sdvierte que su ca
marada Sc pasea tranqniIamente en- pu-
blico despues de haberse baiiado en- la
sangre de su semejante.
Todos necesitamos protection: 10 mis-
mo ell que Sc We envuelto en- las garras
de la Ley despu6s de la comisi6n de un
crimen, que el que tuvo la desgracia de
yer desaparecer a un amigo familiar
suyo bajo la accion criminal del arma
homicida. Per este es de absoluta ne
cesidad equilibrar las facultades lega-
les. Frente Ccrvoni, Tizol Martinez
Nadal, hahiles crinlinalistas, debemos
opener una fuerza de moraEdad conf
petencia, que impliqaen prestigio bas-
tante para que ante un jurado Ia ba-
lanza Sc maHtenga siempre en- su fel.
La sociedad debe ser protegida el
Departments de Justicia debe darle es-
"a protection nombrando para desempe-
mar los cargOs de gpeces fiscales per
sonas honorables, id6neas, y sde integri-
dad bastante para resistir 1cualquiera
perversa intencion soboznadora, va CUE
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(De los mas insignes escritores france
ses. Especial para Ell MUNDcj.

ses. Especial para Ell MUNDcl.
La antigiiedad nos ha trasmisido ex
traordinarios ejemplos de longevidad.
NO nos oeuparemos de las fabulosas
edaass que cita la Biblia. porque esta
probado que en- la epoca dc Abraham
Ell aho no tenia mas que tres neses
una estaci6n. Un hombre. que mo.ia .
los Glen afios nloria en Ia aor de 81
edad considerable una imp~udencia
juvenil el casarse antes de los ciertc
veinte amos
Thales Sol6n, estos prototipcc de Ia
saliduria antigua pasaron &c los cier
amos. Epimenides muri6 los ciente
cincuenta amos. Sofocles era centenario
cuando compuso "'Edipo", Ia inmorta
obra maestro del arte dramatico.
Hip6crates. Dem6crito; Teofactro, Plu
tarco, Galeno, Varron, Juvenal, etce-
terra, cunpIieron o pasarOn de los Glen
amos.
En- el siglo XVIII, Fontenelle murio
a los ciento nn amos, Mahill6n a 10:
ciento seis. Nin6n TO Lenclos y Marion
Delaime alcanzaron los Glen afos. En-
1857 muri6 en- Purhyn nm soldado la
mado Jonatan Elfngham, el cual, segdr
datos aut6nticos, tenia ciento cuarenta
y cuatro amos.
En- nuestra epoca tambien Sc eehala-
ejemplos de longevidad exceptional, so
bre todo en- Inglatsrra. donde los vie
Jos que pasan de los cien amos no sor
raros, sobre todo en- el campo.
Todos conocen la vida de Tomas
Parr, que muri6 los ciento cincuenta
amos.
w. Thompson ha escrito la historic
de dos ingleses cuyas tumbas estan en-
Westminster y que murieron, uno los
ciento setenta y cinco amos el otro
los ciento treinta cinco. Morir dc We
jez es una muerte rara, ha escrito
Button. Y agrega:
C4ctA oAOo CO "a 0tA t@~@@A @ANetNANA wv
la vida. seguramenta, ell hombre esta
constitr.ido para vivir mas tempo del
que vive. segnn la Erase de Seneca, Ell
Ia mayor parte de los casos lei hombre
no muere, sinO Sc mata.'
El c6lebre Haller demostr6 eli las ex
plicaciones de su curse que ell hombre
estaba constituido para vivlr cientc Gin
cuenta aiios.
Hufeland, el autor de la Macrobi6
tica'', decia que podiamos vivir dos 81
CLOS, apoyandose en- el razonamiento ST
gaiente, que Bottom aprobaba:
.''Los animales viven si9tc vcces el
tempo que ellos tardan en- adquirir su
complete desarrOllo. Y como el honibre
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Y hdgale cualquier encargo de ira.
ies, etc. para senoras, caballeros, nj.
nos, etc Pidale tambi6n catalogos y
precios de 10 que usted desee. ToDA
INFORMATION Els GRATIS. TOdo Sc
le despachara por correo Immediate
mente y a su entera satisfaction. Tam
bi6n reservara apartamentos, hoteles y
casas dc huespedes. Facilitara int6rpre-
tcs Y gUias Sc encargara de todo ira.
haio dc traducciones.
REFERENCLAs: Garanty Trust
Bank. New York City. Nicolas Herman
dez y Co., San Juan, P. R. J, M La
so, San Juan, p. r. Advt
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poR v1oLAR LA pRoH1s1cIoN.

El Tribunal sentenci6 a Tgnacio Ala
mo so dias de carcel, por haberseie
ocupado un alambique en- Talleres.
Herminio Carrasquillo fue sentencia-
do a $500 de multa por igual delito.
Monserrate Diaz, que tambi6n tenia
su alambique, paso Ia carcel cum
plir 100 dias de arresto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-15

UNA LocA

Nuestro corresponsal en- Las Mariss
nos dice que Paula Lopez fu6 con,.c-
cida al pueblo, por halIarse loca.
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Ell "INFANTA ISABEL

Fl "Infanta Isabel" sera el pr6xi-
mo barco de la linea de Pinillos que
Iegue San Juan
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
AMERICAN Rail WAY UNIONS ISSUE STRIKE BALLOT
J. {. Wilson Buys
Union Mercantile

Mr.. J. c. Wilson. formerly of Will
son and Dykes, purchased the stock
OF the Union Mercantile Company
and will continue the business at the
same location under the firm of J.
c. Wilson, Grocer.
Mr., Wilson is we'll known to the
local trade and has host of friends
who will be glad to know that he is
again ready to supply them with
their groceries, Mr.. w. H. Smith,
who has managed the affairs of the
old concern will remain with the new
firm. AS Mr.. Wilson will conduct a
strictly cash business he expects to
be able to sell groceries at consid-
cradle saving to his customers and
asks a trial order. We call special
attention to his low prices appearing
in his advertisement in this issue.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
"'BIG FOUR" UNIONS
TO DECIDE STRIKE
Organizations Prepare Form of
Ballots to Be Used
VOTING TO TAKE MONTH
Wage Reduction and Working Con-
ditions Submitted to Entire
Membership of Unions

CLEVELAND, August "a. =
Strike ballots for Submission to 400 :.
OO0 members of the big Four" rail-
road brotherhoods and the Switch
mems Union of North America were
being prepared at Joint conference
here today of members of the exec
utive committees, chief executives
and assistant grand officers of the
five organizations.
When the conference adjourned
late today the form OF the ballot
had not been definitely decided on
The conference will be resumed to-
morrow morning.
In its present shape the ballot
tells the union members of the un-
satisfactory negotiations held in the
past few months between brother
hood chiefs and railroad manager S
at conferences held in the west.
southeast and east as to whether
the railroads intended to ask for
further decreases in wages, follow :
ing the IL IL per cent reduction
handed down by the railroad labor
board at Chicago June l and now
in effect, whether the roads would
seek the elimination of time and
one-half for overtime and asks if
the members are satisfied to coll
tinue work under these conditions.
Southwest Not Included
Executives of the southwestern
roads did not meet with the chiefs.
Chief executives of the five organ
izations have been in conference here
for several days on the situation
and today were joined by three mern-
bers of the executive board of eat
of the five organizations and several
assistant grand officers, about TWEEN
ty-five men in all.
ifSS Ballots will be sent to 10000
ity i've members of the trainmen's
Reorganization, $4,000 fremen, 10000
engineers, $4,000 conductors and
$4,000 switchmen
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
James Conway Pounds
Died This Morning

At GAS this morning James Con-
way Pounds, after a lengthy fight
for life passed away at the home of
his mother Mrs. T. P. Pounds on
West Pine street, surrounded by the
members of his immediate family, to
whom the sympathies of the commun-
ity are extended.
The deceased was for a number
'of years conductor on the A., B. &
A. counted his friends by his &C.
quaintances. Surviving him are his
devoted mother, Mrs. T. P. Pounds
his loving wife, three sisters. Misses
Winona, Angelic and Alice Ward
Pound and three brothers Kenneth
Ross and T. P. Jr.
The deceased was a member Of
the Order of Railway Conductors
who will have charge of the funera
arrangements and the local lodge Of
Elks, committee of whom will &C.
company the body to its last resting
place. 1t consists of DR.. T. E. White
Geo. w. Browne. S. Wilcox. VIM
is. Halle, w. G. Broadhurst, Martin
Gottlieb, and J. D. Mclaughlin. The
funeral will be held at his late resi-
dence at II p. m. Thursday and the
remains will be carried to Cordele
for interment escorted by automo-
biles after the funeral services.
Rev. J. F. Singleton of the First
Baptist church will officiate at the
obsequies.
The pail bearers are Messrs. Ran
dali Bryan. C. L. Fox, w. R. Stilley,
c. R. Davis, E. c. Herring and A
M. Barrett.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
FARM RELIEF BILL
PASSES THE HOUSE
Billion Dollars Will Be Loaned to
Farmers by Uncle Sam

WASHINGTON, August "a. -
With number of amendments the
senate bill which would make one
billion dollars available through the
War Finance corporation for stimu-
lating expectation of agricultural
products was passed today by the
house.
Only Fl representatives voted
against the bill while 314 voted for
it.
The house eliminated senate Sec
tons authorizing the purchase by
the. War Finance corporation of
$500, 100000 worth of farm loan
bonds and the creation of a new bu-
reau in the department of commerce
, to obtain information as to trade
conditions abroad. The house fur
ther overru1ed the action of its COM
mittee in eliminating a section which
would permit government loans to
accredited foreigners engaged in
expectation of America products
but added an amendment providing
for rigid restriction of such loans.
Another house amendment would
fix June 80. 1922, as the date on
which liquidation of the War FL
nance corporation would begin with
the capital stock of the corporation
cancelled in proportion to the sur
plus funds turned into the treasury.
By vote of 1876 to 1856, the house
rejected motion to recommit the
bill offered by Representative
Wingo. democrat, from Arkansas. to
reinsert the eliminated senate provi-
sion for purchase of $500, 100000
worth of farm loan bonds and to
add an amendment authorizing the
War Finance corporation to make
direct loans to agriculturists.
Efforts will be made, Chairman
Fadden, of the banking committee,
said, to obtain an agreement be-
tween the house and senate on dis
putcd provisions of the bill so it
can be sent to the president before
the forthcoming recess.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
A New Innovation
At Empire Hotel

The Empire Hotel, Mrs. Ted Ny
ers, proprietress, introduced a new
innovation to the business men and
women of the town Tuesday, when
this popular hostelry began serving
special dinners for the busy men and
women, whose business and office
duties make it convenient to spend
the noon hour down town. The
popular price, SOC, makes it very
attractive proposition, especially since
the culinary of the hostelry is of the
best. The hotel is handy to the bus
mess section, the dining room cool
and pleasant and service excellent.
Dinners are served from twelve to
two.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
Getting Ready For
Chautauqua Here

The Chautauqua organization held
its meeting last night at the Cham
Der of Commerce and made the nee
essary preliminary arrangements for
the success of Chautauqua week.
President R. M. Mann was assured
the cooperation of the members
present who also volunteered their
services to w. A. Adams, in charge
of the sale of tickets. The program
is said to be pleasing one, and as
the price of season tickets has been
placed at $3.50 for the entire weeks
program, it is expected that the
tickets will be readily sold
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
Damaged Locomotive
Able 10 Proceed

ATLANTA, August 24.-At the
local offices of the Atlanta, Birming-
ham and Atlantic railway, reports
were received early Tuesday morning
of an explosion at z o'clock that
morning which had damaged the To-
connective of westbound freight train
near Talbotton. The explosion, it
was said, appeared to have been that
of dynamite.
Officials stated that the damage to
the track and locomotive was slight,
and that the train was able to pro-
coed after a short delay.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
Offers Vans And
Syrup For Russians
S. L. Smith Tenders Vans and
Syrup for Russian Needs

A telegram to Congressman Chas.
X. Crisp by Mr.. S. L. Smith of the
Fitzgerald Supply Company, urges
our Congressman to call the atten-
ton of Mr.. Hoover to the possibili-
ties of using Georgia Vans and
Georgia Cane Syrup in supplying the
needy Russians. AS millions will
have to be fed and there is truly
nothing in all the world more satisfy
ing and nutritious than these popular
Georgia farm products, the Govern
ment would help both the Russians
and the Georgia farmers by adding
liberal supply of these products to
the rations of the Russians.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24

Father Patrick E. Heslin was
called from his home in Colma,
Calf, one night to confess "dying
man.. He never returned, and let
tiers began to arrive demanding a
ransom for his liberty. A few days
later, William Hightower, claiming
that he had trailed the priest. led
the police to a lodge Of a cliff, where
&leslin's body was found, riddled
with bullets.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24

r. L. Jones, returned from Indian
Springs, Tuesday. Red brings the
information that bungalow and
small hotel, besides the Wigwam
burned down at Indian Springs Sun
day night, the buildings being in
some distance from each other, Civ.
ing rise to the suspicion that incen-
diaries were at work. Mrs. Jones
and children accompanied him home.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
OLIVER--GOODWIN

Miss Alice Ruth Unver and Mr..
Arthur L. Goodwin both of Savan-
nah were quietly married on August
Goth at Savannah.
The above announcement will be of
interest to many friends of Miss Oil
yer here where she has visited on
several occasions in the home of her
cousin Miss Mary Eva Martin. Miss
Oliver was formerly of Americas.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
Dynamite Wrecks
A. B. & A. Freight

TALBOTTON, August "a. = A
westbound Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic railroad freight train was
wrecked early Tuesday, near here,
by package of dynamite, placed on
the rails.
The engine was damaged. No one
was reported injured.
Trainmen, according to reports
here, charged the wreck was the
work of the strike sympathizers.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
Rich Auto Man
In Bond Theft

CHICAGO, August 24.-The ar
rest of Z. w. Davis, former million
aire president of the Winton Motor
Company, was ordered Tuesday in
connection with the 100000 "bond
theft trust" under investigation by
federal authorities here. Davis also
is president of the Diamond Portland
Cement Company and Glove Stove
Company of Cleveland.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
PICNIC PARTY PLANNED
FOR THURSDAY

The Primary Department of the
Central Methodist church will have a
picnic at Lake Beatrice on Thursday
The children will meet at the church
at HOO O'Clock when all primary
Sunday School pupils that wish to
go must be at the church
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24
Cotton Being Brought
To Market Quickly

270 bales of new cotton have been
received to date at the local ware
houses, which is considerably more
than was received here last year up
to this date. Local buyers are bid
ding IL 3-S cents for new cotton
today
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1921-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. James L. McCarty
and daughter drove down to Valdos-
ia today to attend the marriage of
Miss Ruth Harley and Mr.. William
Erastus Young at five O'Clock this
afternoon.
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Continuing attractions

4 ADELPHI--"Not SO Long Ago" de.
lghtful comedy of manners in the
form of fantasy of love, romance
and youth of the early seventies.
The heroine Is lovely faddist In
sentiment, who invents heart af-
fairs. One of these masquerade
rOmanCes comes true. furnishing
the plot. Eva lie Galliene and sid
ney Blackmer have the "leads. "
Effectively staged.
SH UBERT - "Aphrodite." spectacle.
Based on Pierre Louys' neo.Pagan
novel of decadent Alexandria.
Among those credited with vari-
Morris Gest, David Belasco, Henri
Fevrier, Anselm Goetzl, Leon
Bakst and Michael Fokine.
BROAD - "Shavings." comedy of
Cape Cod. made out of Joe" Lin
coins agreeable novel by Pauline
Phelps and Marian Short. Harry
Beresford has the role of the
toy ships. who is always forgetting
himself in caring for the interests
of those around him. Well acted.
"Buddies" George Hobarts
attractive story, with y. c. EIillans
tuneful music, of maid of Brit.
tany and a shy American lover,
one of group of doughboys bill
leted in Breton home after the
armstiCe. Donald Brian, Peggy
Wood and Ralph Morgan have the
principal roles.
CIiESTNUT-"East is West" drama
of Chinese "sing-song" girl in
san Francisco. Fay Fainter IL
starred as Ming Toy the pur-
chased bride whose reactions to
American ways when the scene
shifts from China make an appeal
ing little play.