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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
BOXING NOTES

The 12AfQund match between Kid
Sullivan of Biddeford and Joe st.
Hilaire of Somersworth. Saturday
afternoon at Granite park. Dover, n.
H., was called off at 4 p. NJ. by
Manager Small because of the lack
of a crowd The boxers were ready
to go on.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
IS 3 10 a IA .
batted for Tunney in 9th.
TWIN TOWNS

Twin Towns @ 0 l . 90 Ks
Errors made by Smith. Comeford.
TWO base hits-Loud, Leavitt Coul-
ter. w. Needleman. D. Need!eman.
Stolen bases-Bissonette Thormah-
len. Sacrifice hits-McDonald ..
Fuller. Double plays-Smith to
Coulter to Peckham Base an balls
OFF Thormahlen 2. Feeney l. Hit
by pitcher by Thormahlen 6. Feen-
ey 2, Cmpires-Hilton and Carri-
gan. Time-150.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfield O.: Waterbury 3.
Springfield &: Bridgeport I.
Hartford 4 New Haven ).
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
COOPER'S MILLS

Mrs. Perl Parker of Reno, New. is
the guest of her brother, j. r. Alb
bolt, whom she has not seen for SO
years.
Myrtle H. Hodgdon of Augusta,
chief clerk in the Fish and Game
Dept. at the State House there is
passing her vacation here as the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. o. Ellis.
Bert Croxsford of Augusta has
purchased the Peaslee place and will
occupy it soon.
Wilder Gould
Wilder Gould passed away Thurs
day morning at the home of Cakes
Bruce. where he has made his home
for the past few years. Mr.. Gould
had been in poor health for some
time. He is survived by one son.
George. who is a patrolman for the
Central Maine Power Co.
F. F. Lange Of Arlington. Mass. is
a guest at theh ONE of ID. s. Gid.
den.
Miss Philda Todd of East Bridge
water, Mass. is passing a short va
cation at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Merrill.
Fred A. Glidden has returned from
Portland. where he underwent sur
gical treatment at DR.. Cousins pri-
vate hospital instead of the Maine
General hospital as in last weeks
news. Mr.. Glidden had been in poor
health for the past two years and is
now fpe1ipp pnlch haftpr
Mrs. Clarence Bowden and dauch-
ter were the guests of Mr. and Mrs
W. S. Bowden a few days last week.
Samuel Clark has soldh is farm to
Clifford Wilson of North Whitefield
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
lager for Sanford Lamp Houser Clan Tonight

congress each year and would cease
to exist after December 81. 1924.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
EXHIBITION GAMES

Louisville, Ky. Aug. 15-New York
Americans L. Louisville 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
WITH THE MAJOR
TEAMS YESTERDAY
AND TODAY'S GAMES
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 2; New York /.
ToDAY's GAMES =
Pittsbure at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 2; Cleveland 8.
Detroit 2; St. Louis 8.
TODAY'S GAMES
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16

In Milton. Penn, the other day. Miss
Florence wilt became the bride OF
six-that is. she was married to Flu
gene SIX, a local machinist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Former Prohibition
Agent Goes on Trial

PHOENIX. Ariz. May s.-Roy
Fridiey. former prohibition agent
now on trial In federal court here on
a charge Of conspiracy 20 violate the
federal prohibition laws. today testi-
fled that he was engaged In an IN
v~catisation OF activities OF other fed
erai Officers IN Arizona when ne was
arrested on February 3.
Yesterday Fridley testified that he
left the STATE on February II because
OF threats made against him by Pred
Weaee. United States deputy marshal.
Lufher McClanahan. OF Phoenix. and
a stronger. Al that time he was I'M
der 1000 bonds TO appear for his
preliminary. Today Ffidiey said he
had forwarded a report OF his invcs-
firotion % what other federal officials
were doing 10 The United States at
torney general when no was arrested
He also declared hat w. r. Webb.
district prohibition director. had ask
cd him 20 make an affidavit that he
had been employed by u. \. senator
Ralph Cameron TO aid Cameron In bis
campaign. This. FIidlcy said. he re-
fused 20 DO.
Fridley further charged today that
he had h1twcen 20 and 80 anbdavits
regarding Developments In his investi-
cation IN his possession when he was
arrested and that they were con-
lnratod.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
MODERN WOODNEN
ELECT OFFICERS
Albuquerque Delegates
Return From Meeting
at Las Vegas

Tho next mecung o. the state camp
o. Modern Wooemen II 10 be held
IN Tueumoari. It was announced here
today ~ Dr. =. 4. Burton and G. A..
Michael Delegates from Albuquerque.
who have innt returned from las
Vegas. WHORE they attended the state
camp % tho Woodmen.
&bu1uurquc was not forgotten
wheQ q came 70 election Of officers.
Ihc ncN Officers are. y. a. Hannah OF
Aftcsin, state consul y. ~. Holmes
q a Cruces. state clerk; g. 4.
Michael OF Albuquerque. delegate "a
he head camp and Roy Allen Ami.
stead. alternate delegate.
The camp pointed out az the con.
Vcnuon that u has paid bencficiarics
o. deceased members s2s2.tso.s5t.G6.
That II has gone into 1f0.622 homes
when the hand Of death reached out
Into these homes and instillcd conf
dcnce into the bereavcd ones: that
u has PAID iotfs death claims
amounting 20 Si7,fS6.2f2.sa during
1890 and that a has Increased the
Investments. bonds ana mortgages
fs,ebl 1907 during the last year
and issued Si.S57 benefit certificates
during the year.
The convention adopted resoiu-
tons thanking al the officers Tor
their work including an Endorsement
Of the able and efficient manage
ment 81 our medical department In
this state by oui state medical d.
rector, DR.. =. 4. 1iurton 70 whom
nothing H. trouble II Il be for advance
mont Of tho Modern Moodmcn." me
resolutions also lndorsc the Modern
Woodmen sanatorium and the life
saving station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
DEATHS

iiNthAvGH- Fuasrai services for Ias
u. Lin"haush were held from French cha
nri this afternoon. Rsy. W. A. Guy. ofnsist
ing burial vas 10 fairyiew cemetefy. Ths
Odd Fellows had charge 81 services 81 ths
crave.
.oiasoN-NrE oifo = Olson. ara az years.
hifht ~ 7 O'Clock. rte had been a resident
81 Altuqusfuuo for ~ ysara and va 4
prnminent member of the Lnfhcran church
Hhe leAses heF husband sud SIS children ono
zen aud i've daufhfsu. Fanerai arfaura.
iaents Nlu 30 nnnauneed later. pandlur a.
arrtFal 81 Miss flarsnes Olson from Carthage.
French Il in charge.
hANchfs-Ihs funeral Of dose pabia
sanchez who died wednesday morning vfii
BE- held this affsIuouu a. & O'clock from ft.
family residence. burial will be- in san rosr
cemetery Croliott will b. IN charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Two Csrrizozo Men
Held on Liquor Charge

Terry williams and o. v. Brown, Of
Carrixozo are being held there 20
await the action OF the federal grand
jury on the charge OF possessing and
transporting liquor and on the charge
OF carrying fir arms. II was an
nOuaced ~ prohibition officers Who
returned today from Carrizozo.
mobile when arrested and according
% the officers q rife as well as
LIQUOR was found In the car. This
bonds ~ the two were placed Al
$500 each. which they were Mt
able TO maxi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

WASHINGTON May 5.-Jnles W.
(N'esyl Arns,ein and ne four other
defendants on trial hcrs with him In
cfiminal court on charges OF con
spiracy 20 bring stolen securities into
The District Of Columbia. were found
ealiy ~ 4 jury. The other defsna-
ants were Nick cohn. y. v. sullivan.
" W Esterday and n. q Bowloa
The cases nrose out 81 a 100000
Wall Street bond theft and the de-
PENDANTS are expected 20 be- placed
on trial soon in New York "a the
next nfop In their prosecution.
sentence VIII not be- Imposed for
two weeks The maximum u two
years imrflsonment Dr. 4io. 900 fine
OF both.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

] continued using u until ! had taken
eight bottles. Now ] am very well and
can do my own housework. ! can gladly
recommend Lydia Pinkham' medicine
20 suffering women. Mrs. BERTHA
LIRRNo. X. +. d., Ravenswo0d, w. Va.
The ordinary day Of most housewives
II a ccaseless trcadmill Of washing,
cooking, cleaning. mending, sweeping,
dusting and caring for little ones. How
much harder the tasSs when some de-
arrangement Of the system causes head
aches, backaches. bearing-down pains
ard nervousness. Every such woman
should profit by Mrs. Liering's expert
ence. Remember this, for over forty
years Lydia r. Pinkhhm's Vegetable
COMPOUND has been restoring health.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Stacker Lists to
Be Published in
Congressional Record

WASHINGTON. May s.-The war
department Stacker lists az issued
from time 10 time, viii be published
in the Congressional Record. re-
quest for such publication was mndo
in the house today by Representative
johnson. republican. South Dakota,
a former service man, and there was
no objection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
AUG nIINI.n mIIn-

Neutacher. 107 East X. street was ar
fcAted today on a warrant charging
aacault with intent to commit muir
der "a "a result ~ an accident ina
which an automobile driven by Ncut-
scher a oves Ross Ferguson. nvc-
yeaf-old son of Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Fer.
guson and inflicted injuries which
may prove fatal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Committee Named
To Raise Reclamation
Fund of $1,000

Followinr the action Of tho Kiwap-
IL club az its mcoing yesterday when
Il decided 20 helm raise $1,000 10 ala
the Western Reclamation association
In It's efforts 10 reclaim land IN New
Mexico aud other states. Henry q
'onts Jr, president OF the ciuh. an
pointed q committee 10 herin t6o
WORK OF raising the money. The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Only 6 More Days
To Register for
Recall Election

Only az more days remain ~
watch 90 rc4I4ltr for the recall
ritriion - noH that fon nlf
are qualified 70 vote On May 20.
INC rf~Fietration places are a. fol-
Iowa.
first ~trd-nuif's Drug store.
ft1st street and Central avenue.
tfcnrd Ward -Afr1rIdo phnrm-
nct. 4irnt street aud COLA avenue.
Third ward NcuoweI'a office.
trtNuu and Gold avenue
IrufiH parI@1Innna'a Drug
store. 1os Wost Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

Carlos Hattaft. uho wna arrested
IrrHrni weeks = a. i1lt South
broadway on tho charge OF nncfnl@
Inc n elIII and who was held for the
Hfand Jury on $4,000 bond when h.
lNcod United states Commissioner u.
- NcuunaId, II again In jan
ne was arrested today BY the 70.
ice upon = bench warrant from
tanta ~. INFORMATION having been
ul1Q nKlln1t him there. he IA likely
% BE- WNen to Santa Re for a hearing
before the dNlfIcl court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

WARRINGTON. May s.-Tho rail-
road problem Il causing Prcndthi
Harding more concern than the one~-
ton Of German PREPARATIONS.
Harding makes no secret Of his
conviction that inc railroad situation
10 most serious OF an the problems
now facing America.
But Harding finds his hands alb
s%olutey tied IN dealing with the rail-
Railroad regulation is, By law, IN
the hands Of tho Interstate commcrcc
commission and the railroad labor
board Tho president aud the cab
not can only 40 By ON the side lines.
urging. cajollnH. pleading.
The president has indicated that ne
rather thought Il would be necessary
to 70 over tho heads OF these bodies.
This can mean only an appeal TO
CONGRESS for emergency legislation.
Hence the question probably viii
be raised May 10. when the Interstate
commerce com mission OF the mate
begins Us railroad inquiry.
Secretary OF Commerce Hoover has
evolved a new political doctrine that
should be written IN history. n H..
Politics Is best served b. good
service"
Il l. by that creed. that he Il n
d~oavoring 20 sauge the applications
Tor appointments Ia his department
d man who ID best able 20 do the
work. regardless OF poiitlca, he be-
iievea. viii BE- IN best maj Tor the
republican party 20 put In power.
It Is. expected q number Of i'm
portant bureau Jobs will 40 10 ex-
ferienced peen In the de-
Iartment. .4ther than 10 men who
have been politically active.
The case OF director OF the census
IL n ~ point. That post-much
sought after By gentlemen with p0-
litlcal recordn-will IN all likelihood
DO bestowed By Hoover on william AZ.
GieuArt.
As assistant director. with long ox-
porience IN the bureau. steuart has
virtually bson doing the work while
another man had the title and drew
h pay.
Does the Chinese ccolie. who n
able % Jabber IN "pidgin English"
speak the English languagO7
On the official decision OF that
question depends whether the Ameri-
can merchant marine Ia the pac.nc
Il 10 be manned by American Y Chi
A'E HIAAGNNs
The aeamen's act requires sailors
On American ships 20 know English
sunlciently 70 understand the orders
Cf their officers. -.
The shipping Board and Bureau or
Navigation nave been accepting men
able to understand and speak ''pidgin
English Andy Rruseth, hcad Of
the seafnen's union, objects.
Secretary OF Navy DENLY ~ going
70 shut down on the use OF old navy
as bombing targets for Brig
adler General Mitchcii and his army
fliers.
Mitchcl's men tried FOR three days.
recently. TO drop bombs on the old
~battlcsaip Indiana. The movie men
on the. job and wasted thousands
of feet Of film without recording a
Perseverance triumphed at last.
however. and afternoon In quick
succession two bombs landed on the
Indiana's deck.
The pictures OF the hits-not OF the
misseS-ore being shown all ovo the
In the movies. The impress
ZION r. given that most II not all the
found their marx.
Tain't fair" say the nav OIL
-ors. And 80 the I'D has been clamp
ID on further picture practice for
Mitchclfs bombing propaganda
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Widow, III, Not Told
OF Death Of Husband
In Auto Accident

Nr William Jolly, widow OF one
Of tho men Killed when = Santa re
pnsEenEer train struck an automobile
a. nlneuafer- and who A. lying a.
deaths door IN a huapital a. Gallup.
- "a 70 knoW that ahe - a widow
Tor AT least ten days.
Tbs ATTENDING physician A. the
Carbon City aays that Mrs. Jolly a IN
no condition a. stnnd a shock which
bands death would be. Other rela-
tlges are arriving here DALI bccauae
a. Mr.. JoIIy's death. hut the body Il
10 be kort A. Strong Brothers under
taking rooms pending Mrs Jolye
condition. Three dauroterf and
three IONS o. Mr.. Jelly have now ar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

|nnd Inflammation so
that ! was not able
20 do my Homework.
II consulted several
doctors but none
seemed 10 give me
relief. ! read In a
about Lydia
|E Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound 20
u decided 10 try Il,
land before the first
bottle was gone /
great relief 30
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Omaha Federal Land
Bank Will Loan
$4,000, 900 on Farms

OMAHA. NIB. May 6-The Fed
eral land Bank Of Omaha which has
made no loans for mort Than a year
Decauae Of litigation againat the farm
loa act, opened for business today.
with $4,000. 600 70 loan on farms in
Nebraska. Iowa. South Dakota and
Wyoming. n was announced by ID. r.
Hogan. lis president
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
Banker Arrested ON
Charge of Getting
Money by Fraud

BALTIMORE May 81. ". Lau-
renee Harris. said 20 DO tho presl-
dent Of the Bankers Security COM
pany with offices here. was arrested
today for the Los angeles. Calf, po-
lice OF charges OF obtaining money
hy false representations.
II II alleged that he sold worthless
stocks 20 a number OF women % Los
Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

committee consists OF G. r. French.
O. a. Matson and D. X. n. Sellers.
Mt. Coors has asked the Rotary
club % appoint n similar committee
20 assist IN raising the fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05
SUFFERED SEVEN
LONG YEARS
Finally Relieved by taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Ravenswood, W. Va For sevenlong
years 1 suffered from q female trouble
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-05

You are reading this ad. Other
people via read yours. Phone
3f6.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-22
De ESPANA.
QUE SUCEDIO DE LA AYUDA7

Ell pfoyecto para ayuda de 10:
v~eteranos de Ia Gran Guerra, poi
10 que a las compensaciones en-
metalico Sc refiere, es una de las
farsas i~egislatiyas mas grandeds
la historic De los Estados UnidosI
buena hija del Republicanismc
conservador que nos gobierna.
experto en- el arte del maquiave-
lismo v enredacuentos a mas nd
poder. Nosotros entendemos que
81 Sc quiere dar aigo en- dinerc
elective a los soldados sin entrai
en- discussion sobre 81 es clio 0 nd
justificado este algo debe ser pa.
sado a los veteranos en- una sofa
suma, con b que algunos de eHos,
los que tuvieran buen iuicio poi
10 henOs, pddierah establecerse
en- algun negocio honrado ' ase.
gurarse SUI porvenir. Ell pagaF
$50 cada tres meses a los ex-solA
dados por un deteminado pIazo
de, tempo. es una especie de Ii
mosna absurda. ridicula y mez-
quina, que ningun bien hara a los
~veteranos y que solo servira para
aumentar Ia cargo de los impues
tos federales, que al fin y al cabo,
paga directamente 81 pueblo, i
por 10 tanto. parciaimente por d
menos. el colorado por los veteL
ramos paulatinamente serfa i0uaL
mente pagado por ellos mismos. v
hay todavia en- el proyecto de lev
ahora pehdiente Ia agravante de
que dlchos pages no Sc comenza-
ran a hacer electives hasta I'll
aho que viene. con 10 que Sc
hacer Greer al contribuyen-
te americana que no lie costarahl
nada los misnos. Ell dinero, sin
embargo, no sale del aire. Cree
mos que en- pocas otras cosas ha
'bradc de mas hsIa fe la Cuarda
Vieja del RepubIicanismo que I'll
esta question. pero no creemos
que engahen va a nadie con clio.
IA Veg del Pueblo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-22

pea en- que los hombres eran ca
81 saIyajes, y aquellos tiempos er
que Maura y Romanos jugabar
en- el gobierno espanol al viejis'
mo del (raton Y Ell eato.)
Problemas infantiles de diverse
indoIe Sc discuten actualmente
Ell de instruction. por ejemplo, ha
dado I'm gran paso de vance en
10 que 4 creacion de escuelas y
decofsas asignaciones del Magis-
terio Sc rsfiefe. En- los sistemas
pedagogicos primaries falto mu-
cho que hacef todavia.
Y fuefa de las aulas escoIares.
en- esa gran eseuela que Sc, llama
Ia Vida. hay que hacer muchO
mas todayia.
Por que pronto, y por quien
corresponds. debe legislarse so
bre y tras el cinematografo y Ia
asistencia a 81 de los ninos.
La pauta marcada en- csc sem
lido por los americanos nos aho-
IRA fiemno v trabaio.
Y va que nos dan. conjunta-
mente. veneno y antidote sin cla-
sificar, no envenenmos moons
cishtemente las almitas buenas.
fuentes puras, que estan va des-
puntando hacia ei ideal glorioso.
de la Espana nueva.
JUAN DE ESPANA.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-22
i una jaula de locos.

Is una jauIa de locos.
De que FL amor es una coss
que esta en- el ccrazon de TODD e
mundo.
De que
Pero a TODD esto- decia 20
que es el amofp
Me tendi Ell Ia CANA.
Ell recuerdo de aquelIa muier
me petseguia como I'm deudor a
su acreedor.
La veiA tan bonita, tan vivafa-
cha.
Sentfa hacia ella una attraction
irresistie
Me dormi. (Esto 10 he sabido,
despues.
J De pronto pegue un salto, Coz
81 me hubiera mordldo TN pei
Fro,
Estaba sonando.
Pero sohandO de Ia manera
mas deiiciosa.
Veia aquella muier mas encan-
tadora que nunca, Y aquelIa mu-
Ier Sc acercaba a NH Sc acercaba
. seacercaba
Me pIse Ia mano sobre Ell CO.
razon. Nf
Senti algo parecido al vertigo.
La mujer encantadora me dijo|
/ dido.
III amor. soy 70.
EUSEBIO BLASCO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-22
Los NINOS 7 FL CINE

Ell problema no es nuevo. nj
micho menos.
AIrededor De q Sc han cscritc
diyersos articuIos de Prensa y tai
cual sentimentaIismo cronical. Pc
70 NADIA mas.
Ahora la prensa recoge nuevar
mente Ell asunto. a prop6sito de
unbs datos pubIicados acefca Dc
una information de Ia Comision
de Censura cinematoefafica De los
Eslados Unidos refsfente 4 IA e.
dad en- que los nihcs pueden ser
IIevados al cinematografo. de Ia
ffecuencia de esas visitas y de los
asuntos mas apropiados para ser
cbhtempIados por los pequehos
espectadores.
Son realmente curiosas las OBJ
sksvaciones de los funcionarios
ainericanos a este respecto. y de
Ia misma Prensa americana los
tomamos para meior ilustrar esta
cr6nica.
Dicen asi:
Ell doctor Zepfee, neurologo,
manifesto que los ninos de menos
de catorce amos no deben ser lie
vados al cine mas que una vez por
semana. Ell citsdo doctor lamen
ia de que en- Nueva York mas de
10000 niIos memories de catorce0
afits van al cine tres wees por Sc
mana.
FL professor Burguss, de Chica-
90 afirma que. segun datos esta-
disticos cuidadosamente recogi
dos, Ia inmensa maycria dc los
nkos de Norteam RIA no asisten.
a hos espectaculos cmematogrsfi
COS mas que dos veces por sema-
nj
Fsta regla es la que iuzsah mas
conf entente la mayor partc de las
personals consultadas.
Dos sesiones semanales, una en-
Jueves y otra en- Domingo. pero.
c.ya duracion no Sc proIongue
mas de bora y media \ siempre
rir la tarde. Is 10 que Sc .sconse-I
il, a fin de que los niiios tengan
tempo de iugar y correr al ARE
HIRE, antes 0 despues de II a YER
las pelicuIas.
En- 10 referente 4 los asuntos de
estos Sc propone que Sc fotme
muy embellishments I'm cataIogoI
De las peIiculas convenientes para
los nihos. excluyendose las terro-
rfficas, las de poIicias Y ladrones
y las fantdsticas que pueden de-
sarrollar muchos equfvocos acer~
ca de Ia reaIidad
Los a~mericanos, que han hechp
de una gran parte de sd cine
magrafia I'm 1efdadero revoltjoI
terrorista y una habil eseueIa de
deincuencia, con su natural adj
Eamiento de habiidades y audal
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-22

lcias detectivescas a Ia 10 Conan
Doyle, Sc preocupan, claro ests
dc clasificar este genero de peli
cuIas, colocandolas en- I'm espef
cial casillefo que no este al al
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