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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-03
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE Hu-

DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE HUI
MACAO, P. R FN LA CORTE
DE DISTRITO.- Estados Unidos
de America El Presidente de los
EE. UU.- Rosalfa Santiago Vda.
de Polanco.-E -Ex-parte. u Civil No.
.7977.-DOMINIO. - Por cuanto la
promoyente Da. Rosalia Santiago
Vda. de Poianco, por su abogado D..
Jose Puig Morales, ha solicitado de
esta Corte que Sc declare a su favor
ell dominic de la siguiente fnca:
"Rdstica, radicada en- ell barrio de
Caguita, antes Bairoa, del munich
pio de Caguas, constante de Glen
cuerdas de terrenos llanos, equiva-
lentes a treinta Y nueve hectareas,
treinta areas treinta Y nueve cen
tiareas, colindantes, por el Norte,
con terrenos de d. Francisco P. Chi
qHes; por ell Sur, con ell clmino We
cinal antique de Caguas a San Lo-
reno, tierras de Ezequiela Semonte
de Rodriguez otras tierras de la SUI
cesion de Jaime Villa: por el Este,
cen tierras de los seiiores Durlach
hermanos, Y el rio Grande de Lola,
por ell Oeste, con tierras de la Cen
trail "Slnta Juana"
Por tanto habiendoso ordenado por
ell Hon. Juez de esta Corte que Sc pu
blique la pretensi6n dc Ia promoven-
te antes nombrada por tres veces en-
un periodico de los de mayor circula-
cion de los editados en- Puerto Rico,
para que los que pudieran tener al
gun derccho real sobre ell inmueb Bile
descrito, las personas ignorldas a
quienes pueda perjudicar la inscrip-
cion del mismo y en- general, todo el
publication de este edicto: ibro la
presente en- Humacao, p. r. aF39 de
Noviembre de 1921.
a. RAMIREZ Jr.,
& Secretagio Gorte Distfito Hpmacao.
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LOS RoBos EN- sANTURcE

Los sujetos Jenaro Coto, Jose Maldo-
rado, Eladio Reyes y Ramon Figueroas
aGrestados por los diablos azules de
santurce han sido sentenciados por seis
distirt delitos de huuto. Estes sujetos
son les que Sc dedican a robar aves, y
ell Tribunal los ha condenado seis me-
ses de carcel por cada case.
Los mismos individuos penetraron
en- la casa del doctor Roure, llevandose
currents d6.ares; en- la del senor Lago,
Sc robaron objetcs por valor de dos
cientcs d6lares; en- la del doctor Arrie-
"a, por valor de seiseientos, y en- Ell
cafetin de Emilio surich penetraron tam
bien, sustrayendo $25.
Ell Fiscal les seialo en- estos nuevos
casos mil d6lares de fianza cada uilo.
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CanlpaIa en- pro del deSenvO|vii-
IniGntO fisiCO intellectual y mo
raj del nilO

por su irrad!aci6n expansive y
multiple, .es algo que so sale
&c 10 comun y vulgar rebasando los
estrechos horizontes de la rutins. para
imprinlir un vigoroso impulse nues-
ira cultura.
Els precise que nos demos perfecta
cuenta del prop6sito que nos cnlaza,
para esa empresa cultural. lAllsiamos
que, en- csc dia, 10 mas sano de nues-
tras energias en- pensamiento, en- senti-
miento, en- accion, Sc ponga integra-
msnte, en- fornla unanime, al servicio
do Ia causa del nino, para Ell progreso
y la felicidad de todas las classes So
ciales de nuestro pueblo.
Esa csusa existe, es la mas sa-
grada de todas por tratarse de debiles
requenEelos Y de almas en- gestaci6n.
que no pueden valerse por 81 misInos. A
vosotres, padres, incumbe la parte pri-
maria de ese sltisimo, indeclinable do
Der. en- collaboration con las madres,
vuestras mobiles compafieras en- amor.
trabajos y sacrifcios., No permitais que
solo elias leven sobre sus honbros Ell
grave peso de esa responsabilidad. des
pues de haber tornado al hiio con los
jrgos de su propia vida. Ayudad a la
csposa y a la madre. Cooperad con
vuestra autoridsd paterna, discreta-
mente templada, sabiamente dirigida, a
formar ell mdsculo, la inteligeacia y Ell
corazon de vuestros nifios. Dad al macs
tro s1umnos bien educados, rara que
sean material ada ptable sus ensefian-
gas Dad vuestro pals ciudadanos cons
cientes de sus dcrechos, pero que sean
ante todo. cumplidores de sus deberes.
Dad a la hu1nanidad servidoreg able-
gados y fraternales. Pero Ell punto de
partida para todo ESQ no es otro que
La cuna, desde los primeros vag dos
del infante que reclama, para no pere-
ceT, vuestros amorcsos cuidados Haced
lie fuerte y bEeno, para que ponga su
fuerza y su bondad al servicio de los
que han menester ayuda. Formadle un
ambiente de pureza de paz rara que
despues el derrame, con creces. esos
dones sobre cl lhundo.
La noche del tres de enero, luestros
oradores daran alas, con su velbo, a
todas esas ideas fraternales; Enestros
poetas las cantaran; nuestros nlsicos
las engalanaran con sus armonias. y
vcsotros, padres, cooperando con vues
ira activa simpatia a la realizacion de
ess, obra, este afio, todos los afios,
ser6is como viva llama en- vrestro ho-
gar. que ahuyentara de su recinto las
tinieblas del do1or, de Ia ignorancia y
de la duda, enemigo que nada pueden
contra, las positivas afrmaciones del
bien.
San Juan, P. R., diciembre 2S, 1921.
sub-Comite: sres. Martin .Travie-
50. coxhead, EugeniC Astol, Pedro Del
vale, Ramon Lavandero, Federico Le-
grand Francisco vizcarrondo, Agustfn
Plard, Pedro Gidsty, Antonio MARTINEZ
Alvarez, JOSS Gomez Rrioso, Benito
suarez, j. E. Benedicto, Eduardo La
rroca, Telesforo Andino, Julian E.
Blanco, sEr 10 Farisa y Francisco Cor
dero. 81
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A Los PADRES DE FAHftI.IA DE
SAM JUAN

SAN JUAN
va conoceis la proclama del Conf
sionado de servicio Pdblico de osta cju
dad, senor Martin Travieso, sobre la
campafia de educscion civica que Sc We
riicara del dfa primero al siete de ene-
ro pr6ximo, para tratar publicainente
todas aouellas cuestiones que Sc re-
feren al desenvolvimiento fisico, inte-
lectual moral DEL nifio.
Ese es un movimiento nacional. Lo
ha organizado, extendiendolo a Puerto
Rico, Ell Negociado de los N;los, del
DepartameAto del Trabaio de los Es-
tados Unidos. La semana comrrendids.
en- las precedsntes fechas mostrara nn
titulo comprensivo de la labor que Sc
habra de realizar en- su transcurso: Sc
denominara, Babies Week., la Sc
mana de los Nihos''. Cada uno de sus
dias tendra un caracter especial. Ell
raartes, tres de enero, sera ei "Dta
de los Padres. Todo cuanto en- el Sc
haga sera por iniciativas vuestras. Pa
ra chcauzarlas, encaminandolas a su
fin, de comun acuerdo con yosotros, Sc
ha elegido un Comite, tornado por los
suscribientes de estas Ineas. Dicho Co
mite ha adoptado, entire otros acuer-
dos, el de celebrar, en- esa ncche, du-
rante dos horas, de ocho q diez un nu
nero de conferencias sobre Ell mismo
tema, en- diversos puntos de la .pobla-
cion.
He aqui los sitios escogidos:
San Juan. Escuela Roman Baldo-
lioty de Castro; Puerto de Tierra,
escueia ''Paders Redentoristas' San
trrce, escuela Rafael Ma. de Labra''
santurce, escuela Rafael ccrdero";;
santurce, escuela ''Julian E. B.anco'' =;
santurce, escuela "Luchetti'' :, santur-
&C, Atrio de la Iglesia de San Ma
teo''; santurce, Barrio Obrer5.
En- csda uno de esos actos haBlaran,
por 10 menos, dos oradores, cryos nom
bres seran pubIcados oportunamente.
Tema para los discursos: ''Deberes
y respcnsahilidad de los padres en- el
caidado y educacidn de los nifos'
Sc quiere la platica senciIia, sin
tetica. breve a 10 mas veinte minutes
que Sc insinle de agradable lnodo en-
ell alma de los oyentes haciendoles sen
tir y pensar.
No traza1ncs hneas rigidas. Los con
ferenciantes pueden dar libre vuelo a
slis ideas, psro siempre con la nota
fundamental que Sc les sefala. = fin de
que resa'te sielnpre, defnida y meta, la
fnalidad de nuestra propaganda.
Ia, labor no Sc circunscribe esas
p&ticas. Sc pucde exornar estag con
vcrsos y mdsica apropiados al efecto.
Las Asociaciones de Padres ore dsseen
ampliar en- tai forma el programa, en-
sus orbitas respectivas, tienen amplia
facultad para introducir en- el las adj
clones que juzgucn necessrias
Nos dirigimos todos vosotros con
al mayor encarecimiento. para que
aporteis vuestro valioso concuryo a esa
magma tarea. No. titubeamos en- la
maria magma, porque ella, por su sig
niicaci6n, por. sH trascendepcia,
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Tragico suceso en- Trujillo Alto

psHmitir impunemente tai desorden y
les ordcs6 ruevamente que Sc retiraran
a descanssr.
Este fue Ell principle de. la tragedia,
porque Marquee, va PICADO, no reco-
noci6 la autoridad del Jefe y sobrevino
el choque. HomEres de fuerzas vigor
herctleo. avanz6. Agredio y fu sgre-
dido. Trat6 de hacer presa y cerc6
al Jefe. Pero este, anque sostuvo Ia
lucha un ratio comprendio que los muscu
los de acero de Marquez lc harlan
pronto su victima. dejandolo sin Ell re-
v6Iver que MARQUEE trataba dc coger.
Sc desembarazo, pues como pudo, echo
atras y dispsro al aire para intimidar.
No 10 consigui6 Marquee no era hon.
bre que Sc amedrentaba Sc dice que
al yer la detonaci6n, salt6 hacia ade-
lante y trat6 de irse adentro Esto le
fre fatal. FL Jcfe que va habia me-
dido apreciado la resuelta actitud de
ataque de su adversario. tuvo que de-
1Ael@ADTs <1RA441O. sCSSd % uAz9
blanco.
Ell herido fu6 Embellishments tras-
Iadado al hospital municipsI do Rio
Piedras. donde fue operado y Sc en-
cuentra en- estado grave. Ell Juez de
Paz procedi6 a las invetigaciones dan
do aviso al Fiscal, quien, por ballarse
enfermo. segdn Sc inforiila, deleg6 en-
otro funcionario de La detective
En- cuanto al Jefe Santaliz podemos
asegurar que hace honor al Cucrpo poll
ciaco. Els un Official culto y correcto.
Afaible en- su trato con todo Ell mundo,
pero energico valiente. Comanda ha
cerca de dos amos este distrito sa-
distraction de su superiores, de las au-
toridades locales y Ell pueblo en- ge-
neral Tuvo que proceder en- la forma
en- que 10 hizo, obligado por las cir
cunstancias. W
Despues de escrita la anterior re-
sefa. Sc nos comunica que 81 herido
Marquee falleci6 yORREsPONsAL.
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kHlnEbHC BoWDOIN
ALUMNI TO HOLD ANNUAL
6EI.I06EThER HERE FEB. q

Members Of the Kennebec Bow
detn Alumni Association will gather
Saturday evening. Feb. 4, at the Au-
gusta House. for the annual meet
ing and banquet. All Kennebec
Alumni remember the excellent time
that was enjoyed last year and as
plans are being made to repeat the
success this year with added attrac
lions. all are looking forward with
great pleasure to this get-together.
The banquet will commence at
$40 o'clock. and will be preceded at
D o'clock sharp by a business session
at which important matters will
come up. including the election of
ofhcers for the ensuing year. Aside
from the alumni. 1t is expected that
there will be present about 40 pro-
spective Bowdoin students. now in
the preparatory schools in Kennebec
county. There will be speakers from
the college faculty. the alumni and
undergraduates. Music will be fur
nished by an orchestra from the col
lege.
The officers of the Kennebec Bow
dom Alumni Association are: Presi-
dent. Emery o. ,Beane: vice presi-
dents. H. A. Shorey and DR.. 0. c. S.
Davies; secretary-treasurer, Herbert
Il. Locke; executive committee. +. J.
G. Little. Ray Swift and John r.
Gould.
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The Best Cough Syrup
e Home made.


You've probably heard u this we'll.
known plan Of making cough syrup
at home. But have you eyer used
lit Thousands of families, the world
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without It. It's simple and
cheap, but the way It takes hold of .
cough will soon earn it . permanent
place in your home.
Into a pint bottle, pour ~ ounces
of Pinex; then add plain graduated
sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or.
if desired, use clarified molasses,
honey, or corn syrup, instead OF sugar
syrup. Either way, it tastes good,
never spoils, and gives you q full pint
of better cough remedy than you
could buy ready made for three times
its cost.
It is really wonderful how quickly
this home made remedy conquers .
cough-usually in "a hours or less.
1t seems to penetrate through every
air passage, ioosens . dry, hoarse or
tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost i'm.
mediate relief. Splendid for throat
tickle. hoarseness, Group, bronchitis
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com.
pound of genuine Norway pine ex.
tract, and has been used for genera.
tions for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2M ounces Of Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso-
Lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
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GIRLS CLUB NOTES

The sewing. millinery and cooking
classes will meet tonight ana the MEM
bers Of the dramatic class are also
called together this evening for the
purpose of working on next weeks
class program. These special meetings
are as important to the members as
the regular ones and should be wei.
attended. New members are invited
to Join the classes tonight.
Girls who wish the privileges Of
the Y. M. c. A. or who are in the
gymnasium class Thursday evening
should get their admission tickets at
the club ONCE. Please help the COM
mittee and do 1t early. Do not wait
until Thursday.
At the Live Wire supper last night
the entire club program for the two
weeks OF February and February IL
were left to able committees. The
quota Of this circle was earnestly
discussed.
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THIS WEES'S BEAUTY HELP

T. H Mt necessary to shampoo your
hair 200 frequently II II is entirely and
properly cloansed each time by the use
~ really good shampoo. The east
o., 'p use and quickest drying sham
poo Chat we can recommend to our
f-' rH is one that brings out all the
nat 4rtl beauty Of the hair and may be
eu ID az very little expense. by dis
a.lt rE teaspoonful Of canthrox.
VIII b can be obtained from any drug
rs's. In a cup of hot water. This
makes full cup Of shampoo liquid.
enough ~ Il ~ easy TO apply II to all
tho hair instead of just TO the top of
Tho head. This. when rubbed into the
.rafp aud onto every strand OF
hair chemically dissolves all impu:i-
tics II IL very soothing and cooling
IN 80 action. as well as beneficial to
both scalp and hair After rinsing out
the lathcr no created. you will find the
scalp ~ fresh. clean and free from
dandruff. while the hnir dries quickly
al evenly. developing n bright luster
md a soft nufnncss that makes IL seem
very hraVy.-Adv.
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STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE TO ACID|1Y
Tells Safe. Certain. Speedy Relief For
Acid Indigestion

so-ca'led stomach troubles, such as In
digestion. gas. sourness stomach ache ana
Inability to retain food are in probably
nine eases out OF ten. simply evidence that
Excessive secretion of acid is taking place
IN the stomach. causing the formation OF
gas and acid indigestion.
Gas distends the stomach and causes
that fun. oppressive. burning feeling
sometimes known as heartburn, while the
acid irritates and infiamcs the delicate In
ing of the stomach. The trouble lies an
tireiy in the excess development or secre-
ton Of acid.
To stop or prevent this souring of the
food contents Of the stomach and to neu-
traige the acid. and make it bland and
harmless, n teaspoonful of Bisurated
magnesia. a good and effective corrector
of acid stomach. should be taken in a
quarter of q glass of hot or cold water
after eating or whenever gas. sourness or
acidty Ia felt. This sweetcns the stomach
and ncutralizes the acldity in a few mo-
hients and is a perfectly harmless and in
expensive remedy to use.
An anti-acid, such rs Bisurated Mag
resia which can be obtained from any
druggist In either powder or tablet form
enables the stomach to do it's work prop
erly' without the Aid of artificial digest
ents Magnesia comes In several forms. SO
he certain to ask for and take only Bis
urated MaNnesia. which is especially ore
pared for the above p,irpose.-Adv.
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Kimball Fisher was born in Au-
gusta, July 10. 1899. He was edu-
Gated at the High and grammar
schools of Augusta. Exeter and He
bron Academies and Bowdoin Col
lege. He served in the navy during
the late war. He was a member of
Fitzgerald Post of the American Le-
gion and at the time of his death
was q member of the sophomore
class at Bowdoin College and a
member OF Beta Sigma chapter of
Beta Theta Pi fraternity. He is sur
vived by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Fl. Fisher, and sister, Mrs. L. d.
Flynt.
He was we'll known both in and
outside the state as tennis player of
great ability and promise. From
early boyhood he had won many
cups and tennis trophies. For four
years he was interscholastic singles
and doubles tennis champion when
member Of Cony High and Hebron
Academy tennis teams. In 1921 he
was state intercollegiate singles and
doubles tennis champion, represent
ing the Bowdoin Varsity tennis team.
In his playing he has ever shown
great courage. determination and
thorough craftsmanship He has
borne his many victories with mod
csty and his defeats with manliness.
These same high qualities of char
ncter have marked his scholastic.
home and social life throughout.
For his manly, cleanly life. and
his many lovable qualities his friends
will deeply grieve his death and re-
greet that the fine promise of his
youth Is not to have fulfillment.
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Evangelist at Christian
And Missionary Alliance

The members Of the Christian and
Missionary Alliance are rejoicing
today because Of the wonderful
spirit manifested in the services Sun
day afternoon and evening. where
Miss Edith Olson, the young lady
evangelist, is breaking the Bread of
Life in most convincing manner.
Her words seem to come straight
from the heart of the Eternal and
are bearing fruit. When Jesus is
lifted up in truth and Righteousness"
there is bound to be fruit, and at the
close Of Sundays spiritual efforts six
souls found their way to the altar.
Miss Olson had intended to stay in
the city but one week only, but there
being such a display of starved and
needy souls she has been prevailed
upon to extend her work for a few
days longer.
This afternoon at ESQ she will hold
missionary meeting Miss Olson,
herself, is destined for China), and
all young folks should hear her ap-
peal and testimony in behalf of for
eign lost. In the evening at 7.30 the
regular meeting will be held. Miss
Olson makes very little preparation
for her messages, but allows herself
to he IAN empty channel" through
which the Spirit may work and
though a very small person she gives
forth wonderfully big message in
a most forceful manner which sends
tile truth thitherward to the very
SOUL. convicting it of all uncleanness
These services are open to all. and
all are cordially urged to attend.
After the service Tuesday night, the
young peoples chorus, formed
Thursday night at Mrs. D. w.
Wright's on Green street, will re-
hearse. and those not present at that
time please be at this rehearsal
Sunday next the first session of
the Sunday school will open Una
tcrial for such having arrived), at
100 p. NJ. at which all desiring in
struction in the Full Four fold Cos
pei are invited. The school motto Is
Jesus dice for every mdn, all men
for Jesus" There will be classes for
all ages and grades and every per
son not affiliated with other schools
are asked to come in and study the
Word Of God. Sunday afternoon,
next at 40
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CONY HIGH NOTES

This week will be an important one
to both of the Cony basketball teams
The boys team will play two games
this week. one Of which will determine
the championship of Kennebec county
and the other will go a long way to-
ward determining the championship
of Central Maine. The latter game
will be played in Auburn Wednesday
evening with the Edward Little team
and should be fine one to watch
It will be remembered that Cony de-
feated Edward Little last year on her
own floor and that 1t was the first
defeat that Edward Little had suffer-
cd in two years although she was af-
tcrward trimmed in the Tufts tour
nament. The team is apparently not
rs strong as usual as it has already
been beaten by the Portsmouth, N.
II. high school team. and 1t is thought
that Cony will surely win. There
will be special car to take those
interested to the game, in Auburn,
Wednesday evening.
Friday evening. there will be
double header at Assembly hall when
both the Waterville High teams come
to this city to try their luck. AS the
boys team has beaten the Oakland
and Lawrence High teams, which
puts those teams ont of the running
for the county championship and as
Augusta has defeated Gardiner. both
teams will work hard for that title.
The Cony girls are also determined
to win from the waterville team as
that team has already trimmed Show
hogan and If the local team were to
trim the up-river one II would wipe
out the sting of the defeat which they
have suffered at the hands If the
Skowhegan girls.
Thursday evening the Math. club
will meet. The evening will be devot-
ed to star study.
The group of men who were pos
sibilities for end-men for the minstrel
show which is to be given on Feb.
90 and %. the first two nights Of
Chizzle- WHILE fair had been cut to
twelve. Monday of whom six will be
chosen. These twelve are: L. Aus
tin. s. Austin. b. Boyd. M. Caswell,
W. Chernowsky. D. Giddings, d. Hew-
EFT. r. Merrill. X. Merrill, L. Rideout,
T. Tschalmer.
The list of the ten essays which
had been sent to Portland to repre-
sent this school in the Statewide
contest for the best extemporaneous
essay on Thrift and Insurance." was
made public Monday These es-
says were picked from the one hun
drcd which were written and the win
ner OF the Svhele contest. which Of
course 1t IS hoped will be a member
Of the school. will be presented with
a fine gold watch by the Maine Tn
derwriters' Association. The essays
sent to Portland were written by J..
Alexander. 4. Golfer, r Cunningham.
Dorothy Giddings g. Giddings. F.
Hall. D. Johnson. NJ. Randall, D. Ire
worgy, r. whitney.
Several new courses have been
opened recently at the school. These
are: Civil government, elementary
economics. solid geometry, and plane
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CHINA

SOCTH-Mr. and Mrs. w. ].
Thompson returned from their
Washington trip on Sunday after
noon. Mrs. Idella Chadwick had the
care of their home during their alb.
sence.
H. l.. Fuller was burned about the
face and Roy Grindle's hands were
also burned by hot water used in
fighting the dormitory fire Thursday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Plaisted and
daughter were calling on friends in
Weeks Mills on Sunday.
Twenty-Five members of China
Grange on Tuesday braved the bit.
ter cold and went to Silver Lake
Grange Hall to attend East Kenne-
bee Pomona. They were not sorry,
as they were accorded q royal re-
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Woodman and Neiahbors Fair

Comedy, pure and clean will
abound at Grand Army hall tonight
when the Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors present their 3-act play,
"All Tangled Up" John Ellis in an
Irish character role Is the chief
gloom chaser, but Manley Haskell as
Major Halliday, a lawyer, finds that
life has more tangles than the law.
And then there's Ralph Brann-
Ralph is in love again and this at
tack puts all former spasms in the
shade. They are ably supported by
Anna Partridge, Margaret Small,
Barbara Froberger. Ernest Knight
and c. E. Madden.
Following the play there will be
dance, with music by Smiths or
chestra.
In the afternoon will occur the
fair and booth sale. Fancy work,
aprons, notions. candy and ice cream
will be on sale and this sale will be
continued into the evening. Adv.