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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOX eALE
Seven blocks from center, splendid
home. 10 large rooms modern: ire
place; large barn large lot 5000
easy terms
Navarro Pl. stately residence. 10
rooms. two baths. maids room all
berry; si555o; terms.
Southeast. SIEVE n-rOom splendid
home. modern doored attic. garage.
large lot. 5000; $500 cash
East side. slx-rOOm pretty stuccO
home. part modern, garage; lot 40Kl65 4:
81 ESQ terms.
Howard St. s!x room modern; gar
age 81 ESQ
Francis ST.. hve-room: furnace. gas,
water. electricity; s. 500
New fve-room bungalow. excellent
in, detail, furnace: large lot; $3.50 .
S200 cash
south. splendid home. modern. nine
rooms grocery store, work shop, largs
barn Tot 1O0Xl70. plenty n fruit .
owner leaving city possession imme-
dlate; fast growing section. established
eight wears. $500 $1,000 cash.
Beautiful Riverside Dr. eight-roOm.
every convenience; garage; $4,000
terms
Harter Heights. on main drive. seven.
room home. complete In detail; tiled
vestibule and bath best finish; SlO.-
600
East side. new home. seven rooms
modern. best finish $3.50, 500 cash,
Famous Dixie Highway. near car
Florence Knoll" addition. large lots,
S125 90 $3.50 Easy terms.
See as for acres and lots; our homes
are In every part OF south Bend and
suburbs.
Worden Realty Co. M445. 23s
Farmers Trust Bldg
BEAUTIFUL lot ON y. Michigan. close
in So 2O1 IL taken 81 once. Also beau
tiful house or Van Buren, AZ y
Michigan 81 Lincoln 1866.
NEN HOCSE-FCur room, OF the new
Riverside drive seven blOSFs east 81
Portage ear line Has Sowing well
chicken bouse and park Place for COW
aud horse. Some youpg fruit treei
and strawberry patch VIII make
good home and good investment &c
busy TT Polls 1911 Portage Ave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-29
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Dept. No. II.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-29

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-29

once oren Evenings Phone L-eiio
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-29

WILLIAM HAIf
Realf0r
COS s Main ST. Phone Lincoln 1871
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

de las escenas de que son testigOS? FL
maestro de tango despertandO ell entu-
siasmO del ptiblico del cabaret; el ru-
so Tchernoff, mostrando a Julio Des-
nOyerS V a Su Secretario Argensola los
grabadOs de Alberto Durero, en- que
aparecen los cuatrO apocalfpticos jine
tes; el saqueO del castillo de Villeblan-
che, la vista de su desgraciadO pro-
pietario; la Orgfa de la soldadesca ale
mana alrededOr de la mesa de Marce
10, sobre la cual danza grotescamente
un "invertido" los ultrajes las mu-
jeres, cuya ignominia Sc ha hecho SEN
tir sin que ell pudor padezca; los fu-
silamientos alevosos del alcalde, del
cura de los notables del pueblo; las
explosiones de las bombas cayendo en-
medic de los vecinOs aterrados. :. En-
todO este con cuanta facilidad hubie-
ra podido caerse desde las cumbres
de 10 tragico, 'los abismos de 10
ridfculo! NADIA mas aterrador, sin en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
Ell MUNDO En- BROMA
ANASCO EN- ARECIBO

FL domingo 90 del cOrriente, fue
un domingo de regociio, para "El
Mundo en- Broma". La juventud ele-
gante y distinguish del simpatico pue-
bio de Aiiasco, nos concedi0 el honor
de tenerle en- Arecibo, gozando de los
deleites de esta vida en- broma que
lleyamOs ncsotros. gentiles s6res que
tomamcs ell dolor del vivir por ell
lado mas debil, con el fin de que no
nos cause grandes estragos.
Y, con plausible motive de recibir
a tan excelsos varones. preparamos en-
los palmarcs del "Vigia" una jiru, que
tuvo todos los hOnores de un banquete
de los tiempos de la Roma de Ner6n,
81 por la cita no Sc mOlesta allende
la tunba ell ''egregio artista Y ell sa-
piente sabio.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
BANCO POPULAR
Economics y Prestamos
CONVOCATORIA

En- session Ordinaria de %
de Diciembre pasado, acOrd6
ell COnsejO de Gobierno de
esta Sociedad fijar ell 26 del
actual mes, Y hora de las
OchO de la nOche, para cele-
brar en- las oficinas de este
BancO la JUNTA GENE
RAL ORDINARIA que de-
terminan los EstatutOs Y Re-
glamentOs por que Sc rige
esta institution.
Sc ruega a los seiOres Ac-
ciOnistas SUI puntual asisten-
cia al acto, por 81 o por me-
die de representation legal,
seg1n establece la secci6n
tres en- sus articulos Y, "a, y
Is de los referidOs Estatu-
tOs.
San Juan, P. R., 4 de Enc
rO de 1922.
ELADIO MALDONADO,
SecretariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

Ell Doctor Garcia dc Quevcd0, pc,
gado al gufa de SUI elegante "Bulque',
como dice mi amigo el cirujanO, trafa
consigo Serafim Ag eat queist
un verdadero Seraffn bajadO de las
alturas, Guzman el bueno, a Toiiito
Gonzalez SuhreZ lose Il. Perez, quien
ningGn parentesco tiene con el tic
rrible" Perez. Y para de cOntar pOr
que de seguir llenarfa las cOlumnas
de la cr6nica. En- ell Casino Espaii0l
va nos esperaba la orquesta del re-
nombrado Maestro Clavell, quien We
MIA tocar on .el bale que "El MundO
en- BrOma" efectuaba tambien en- honor
de los amables visitantcs a1asquefOs.
Y ClaveleS y aZucenas. es decir, pom
ceiios aiiasqueiIGs, en- union de los
aredibe1 +, nos d.rigimOs hacia el
"Vigfa", en- d0nde estdba la cosa que
ardfa sola, al decir de los cronistas...
Don Jaime Guiscafrc, quien yO
conocfa como I'M invencible c0misiO-
nista como un comerciante de talla
de talle, Sc me revel0 en- los abismOS
del arte, violin Ell manO, cOmpitiendO
con Pancho, ell primer violin de la
Guiscafr6, violinista dc la maiiana a
la tarde,! La noticia cOgi0 de susie
Jose B. Perez, v don Carlos de
Choudens Per POGO Sufre un coiapsO
al yer una balleslilla en- manos guis-
cafrenadas; menos NAL que por alli es
taba el doctor Cimara Y pudo apli-
earle tempo un POGO de sangre de
la gallina muerta, sac;indole fiOtf
de manera due i, pudicra extasiarst
con las melodias del viGlfn de dol
Jaime. I'm negrito la mar de simpd
| tic9 que toca el bOmbo en- la orques
| ia de Clavell. quiso tomarle ell pulse
al violin de don Jaime, para ponel
a tono el estiradO pellejO del chiv(
armonioso, 10 cual no sust6 mucho G
Palmer, no sc 81 en- recuerdo 90 Ill
chivo que por las praderas de Ahasco
goza de los deleites de una buent
malOjilla......
Los cinco lechones que habfan ase
sinado sangre frfa Y las cuarentidos
gallinas que acompailaron los GER
dos en- su yiaje a ultratumba, que
darOn enterrados ESQ de las tres dc
| la tarde, consumida ell aqua de coco
que llevamos en- los coquitos de crs
tai, resolvimos oontemplar ell paisaje
Y el paisanaje, y6ndOnes todos es
cuchar I'll incesante bramar del ma
arecibeio, luego de 10 cual, sudados
los muchachos Y por 10 tanto sofocado
! el calor v bajada la tension nerviosa
nos echamOs Ell los automobiles part
regresar a In ciudad.
CatOrce automobiles fban unos de
| tras de otros, portando la juvcntu(
! elegante del 'Mundo Ell Broma" v de-
"MundO ell seriO". Y, bueno es acla
rar, que ell esos catOrce automobiles
no iba mi favOrito, pues como les di
je en- mi anterior cr6nica, ha sufrid'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26


un dadoblanfeDi I, medular, 10
teng0 en la enfermerfa, de la cual
saldra seguianlente para ei,scemente-
rio. 81 no 70 curan los doctores.
Despu6s de haber dadO unas GUAM
tas vueltas FOR la ciudad. nos fuimOs
al casino,-nada d. metdforas, j6ve-
nes leycntes-en dOnde nos espera-
ban OtrOs amigos con quienes tuyimOs
que cOmpartir Ia algeria del yivir,
va que Gadie de los allf presentes a
clio quiso Oponerse
Y, las Seis nCs fufmOs unos de-
.tras die Otros, para que nos -dieran
de conner en- el restaurant Mir, en-
donde seg1h decfa Seraffn Agostini,
Callfn Arrillaga habfa encOntrado In
para de su ZapatO.... JnstO es reconO-
Ger, que una veZ saciado el apetito,
por aquello lie one segdn va uno CO.
miendo, va matando las ganas de
conner, tras 10 cual, no nos qued0
mas remediO que ahuecar el ala, Ia
varnos la cara prepararnos para
ell bale, del cual les contare algo, en-
la cr6nica de maiiana, si es que anna
nccen uStedes vivos cOleandO.
NIC-KOLA.
Enero, de 1929
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
Los Cuatro Jinetes del
Apocahpsis

piefnas un caballo rojizo, es la guerra;
estotro ell que monta un caballo negro,
(es el hambre;~y aquel que esgrime la
guadafia mientras suelta la rienda a
SUI palido corcel, es la muerte. En- pos
l,de eilos impulsandolos con su ialiento
venenoso y desolador, el monstruO del
|Apocalipsis, con pies de oso hOcico
de leon, yergue sus siete cabezas CO.
ronadas de cuernos sobre las que bri-
| liza una slumbre de blasfemias que Sc
modifican cada mil amos y-que en- 1914
eran: la fuerza antes que ell dere-
oho", TIA necesidad no. recOnoce ley,
.El debil no debe existir", 'Sed duros
para ser fuertes'.
+, La fabula nOvelesca tejida para ha-
Ger. sensible esta vision, llena mara
villosamente su Objeto. Julio NADIA
lriaga, ell centaurO, con su aspecto RUS
tico, sns polainas, el poncho arrollado
al cuellO modo de bufanda I'm re-
lbenque colgando de la mtifieca, es Ia
disqualification de la humanidad fuer-
lite fecunda por la paz. Esas prade-
ras argentinas cuyOs horizontes Sc di-
,latan hasta perderse de vista, esos ga
|nadOs que Sc reproducen hasta 10 in
finito, son la representation bella
afectuosa de la vida dulce Y tranquila,
Y aquellos hijos del centauro, cuyos
nj
cha del tempo el afiejo trOnco comtln.
simbolizan tambien Ia humanidad; tor
pc ciega, de cuyo coraz0n parece ha-
berse Dorado la recommendation evan
gelica 'amaos los unos a los otros''.
Parecfa impossible que un pensamien-
to tan excelso pudiera traducirse, sin
quebranto, en- una ferma mas plastica
que la novela. Hubierase crefdo que,
lencerrando las figuras Y los panOramas
I literariOs en- seres yiyos Y paisajes rea-
les. la creaci0n artfstica perderfa gran
parte de su belleza espirirtual y de su
fuerza ,emotiva. PerO ell milagro ha
sido realizado. Ell arte cinematografico
reproduce fielmente en- la pantalla, sin
restarrle i'm atomo de su -estetica, la
egregia obra de Blasco Ibaiiez. Todos
los ,artistas que encarnan las personals
dramaticas, fueron escogidos. con escru-
lpuloSidad maravillosa. Madariaga es
10 que, al leer la nOvela, uno ha supues-
to que debfa ser. Marcelo Desnoyers
y su hijo Julio no podfan tener Otro
tipo nj otros ademanes que los que la
fotograffa nos muestra. Margarita
Laurier Y su marido son en- la panta-
liza .iguales a la evocaci6n que nos SUI
giri6 la lectura. iY que decir de los
lugares dOnde la obra Sc desenvuelve Y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

En- dos iioyclas, una austriaca y otra.
espafIbla, Sc ha mostrado en- TODD, 'su
horror el cspfritu 0dioso de agresionN
de conquista, propio de Ia raza ger,
mahiea. Sc adivina que aludo syDie
waffen Nieder'. de Ia baronesa Ber,'
Ia de sutfner. traducida al eastellano
con Ell 'fftiio de e''. Abajo las Armas !''ay
4 ..Ens Guatro Jinetes del, Apccalip-
sYs'' de Vicente Blasco IBafiez. Refie-
ja con fidclidad la primera, los ,estra-
,ggds de tres guefras tsuscitadas por la
ambici0n de Prussia: la de 1854, en- que
ayudada p6r Austria, aplast3 en- Ia mas
designalf Dr. las cOntiendas al pequeiio
RENO ,le l)inarharch,; la de 1865, en- que
las dos ex-aliadas discutieron Ia he
sgemohfa del future imperio alenan en-
los i'campos de Sadowa; y la de; 1870. en-
que ,esel imperio va construfdo, des-.
naefnbr6g a Francia, despues de haber
inundarlo> de sangre., sls campihas y
destruftio sus ciudades. Al final de la
n0velas austriaca, su ,autora hizo una
pr0feefa. g,Alfn .jtizgaplo; que un nuevo
confiicto armada .serfa :demasiado te-
rrible, una Iiicha de gigantes que trae-
rfa tcdnsig0 FL aniquilamiehto de los
.yencedores j de los veneides, Berta
SIttner poiie en- b6ca de uno de sus
personajes esta reflexi6n pesimista:
* Una guerra es siempre germen
de otra - -.
La .codicia de los "preusen" provo
ca. la nueya guerra, Ia de 1914, en- que
todos los germanos. Representatives por
los imperiOs de Guillermo II Y Fran
cisco Jose, con el auxilio de otOmanos
bdlgaros, desafiaron y arrostraron
la c6lera justfsirna de toda la huma-
1iidad resuelta aplastar de una yez
para siempre los incoercibles apetitos
de una raza de presa. A Ia. nOvela
s;Abajo las Armas!" faltdbale un epf-
logo, donde Sc describiera la Ultima.
hecatombe realizada en- holocausto de
su orgullo por el pueblo aleman De
este epflogo Sc encarg6 el insigne escri-
tor yaienciano, cerrando con "Los
Cuatro Jinetes del Apocalipsis'', el ci-
clio sangriento comenzado hace seten-
10, tres. s
Blasco Ibafiez contempl6 el cuadro
Blasco Ibaiez contempl6 lie cuadro
enAtoda la horrenda majestad de SUI
dolor.intinito Evocando el recuerdo del
grandioso poema de San Jnan, puso
en- escenas los cuatro jinetes que, como
tfagicos batidores, preceden- a La, gran
,bestia legendaria. Ell que cabalga So
bre un caballo blanco es la peste, aquei
otro que oprime con sus membrudas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

barge. porque "Los Cuatro Jinetes del
Apocalipsis" han salvado al cruzar por
la pantalla, todos los Obstaculos y son
la realidad misma.
La novela de BlascO Ibaiiez ha pasa-
do al cinemat0grafo sin desmerecer
NADIA absoutamente. y al eXito litera-
rio que como un reguero de p0lvOra Sc
eXtendi0 al aparecer el libro al ira
ducirse todas las lenguas, ell afortu-
nado V glorioso novelista espanol tie
ne que anadir ahora otro exito: ell de
que SUI creaci6n recorra en- forma ma
terial Y, por decirlo asf, tangible, to-
dos los ambitos del mundo en- la mas
brillante triunfal de las apoteOsis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26
ISIDORO CORZO.

81 usted interesa conOcer a fondO ell
argumento de esta obra immortal, So
licite la novela Los CuatrO JineteS
del Apocalipsis", que esta de venta en-
las librerfas Cantero, Fernandez Dc Co.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

I'm museo es lguai q. un teatro. Todo
es admirable cuando las exhibiciones
estan ordenadas en- sus respectivas vi
trinas y mesas, 10 largo de las ga
lerias; pero que diferente adentro,
dOnde las cosas hallanse en- estado de
decomposition y retoque. Esta foto-
grafia es una de tantas escenas en- la
parte Oculta del MuseO de Historic
Natural de New York, que es prOba-
blemente ell mayor de su clase en- ell
mundO. Miles de d0lares Sc gastan
anualmente en- cOnservar las reliquias
y exhibiciones de los tiempos prehis-
toricos, de manera que las generacio-
mes venideras puedan hallarlas en-
buen estado para SUI estudiO y Obser-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-26

EnerO, de 1922
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

serving the fantastic conduct OF the
grown-ups.
Reilly took the four pink finger
tips of one hand dipped them into
powdered graphite and then pressed
them against a card the blue eyes
regarding the procedure with still
more wonderment. Then similar
maps were made of the delicate al
most invisible lines of the other four
finger tips, giving an eight-fold pro-
lection to the baby's identity. The
thumbs were not taken.
The baby behaved beautifully"
said DI. Copeland 1T did not cry
before or after"
DR.. Copeland said that the health
department would later ask mothers
to have their finger prints taken in
order to compare them with child. to
see whether there are any inherited
resemblance. According to DR..
Charles B. Davenport. the eugenist,
there are more than 1000 physical
traits by which the characters of the
parents establish themselves in
children.
Commissioner Faurot is planning a
method for keeping the ever -clenched
fingers of baby straight for finger
printing operation and working out
formula so that nurses and other hos
pital attendants may take the prints
guarding against the possibility of a
substitution of infants where they
are a number in the same institu-
tiOn.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
JAPAN ANNOUNCES
PLAN To WITHDRAW
SIBERIAN FORCES

TOXIC, June "a Japan today
sealed her pledge to promote world
peace taken at the limitation of arms
conference at Washington by declar-
ing her final decision to withdraw
her troops from Siberia and an
nouncing to the world policy of
nom aggression. The diplomatic ad
visory council at Toxic fixed Nov.
80 as the day when the last Japan
ese soldier must be out of the mari
time provinces of Siberia, while
foreign office official declared that
the decision was intended to place
Japan on record as a "non-aggress-
i've nation. striving to maintain the
peace of the world"
The diplomatic advisory councils
approval of yesterdays cabinet deci-
sion is said to have been the logical
outcome of Admiral Baron Kato's
accession to the premiership.
Kato. who lead the Japanese dele
cation to the Washington arms con-
ference, returned to Toxic thorough
~ imbued with the spirit of that
gathering and strongly in favor of
his country adopting a non-ag-
gressive policy.
The official announcement of ST.
berian evacuation says:
THE Japanese government has de-
cided to withdraw all troops from the
maritime province of Siberia by Oct.
80. Suitable measures win be taken
for the protection of japanese resi-
dents"
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
Baby Finger Tips Are Printed To
Insure 1t Against Being Traded OFF

A 5-day-old baby was finger print
ed the other day. in New York. ac-
cording to the New York Times, at
the Lying-In hospital to guarantee
it against being confused with other
babies of his age. sex and general
appearance.
The finger printing took place in
the presence of city officials, physi-
clans and others interested in this
precaution against giving the baby to
the wrong mother-a thing which oc-
Cured a short time ago in New York
hospital and which has probably
taken place many times. with no one
the wiser.
The baby was the yet unnamed g.
day-old boy of Mrs Harriet Kelly of
35S West Twenty Third street. The
proceeding was witnessed by a
solemn convocation of officials, in
Guiding Health Commissioner Cope
land. Second Deputy Police Commits
sioner Joseph A. Faurot, Finger
print Expert Reilly of the Bureau of
Criminal Identification. DIR. A. B..
Davis and DIR. William A. Spiller,
Medical Supervisor of the Lying In
Hospital.
From her bed Mrs. Kelly watched
the affair. The nurse presented lit
tie bundle to Fingerprint Expert
Reilly, Reilly manipulated the little
fist until the fingers unclenched. two
wide-open blue eyes and a sober face
about the size of a fist gravely OBJ
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

lamp is made of quartz. which does
not absorb ultra violet rays. If ordi-
nary glass were used. all pearls
would look alike under the light.
A patented color filter made of a
nickel oxide glass is mounted over
the quartz lens This glass absorbs
almost all the visible light, while it
permits the longer ultraviolet rays
to pass. If you look into the light
when this filter is in place your eyes
seem to be bathed with an invisible,
balmy fluid. This sensation is the
result Of fluorescence of your eyeball
Under the invisible light your eyes
shine like a cats, and your teeth and
finger nails glow: yet a porcelain
filling in your mouth will look black
as coal.
1t is this property-of causing
fuorescence in some objects. but not
in others-that gives ultra violet rays
their value in testing pearls.-Popu-
lar Science Monthly.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26
FASCINATION DRAWS
ITS RUN To CLOSE

In finishing her engagement at
the Rialto today in Fascination"
Mae Murray is bringing to a close
the run of one of the most remark
able photoplays she has ever had.
Remarkable not only from the mag
nificence of the gowns, costumes.
settings and general appointments,
but remarkable from the sheer dra-
matte strength and the sWiftness and
grace of the action.
1t ranks among the outstanding
screen master works of modern
months, and has attracted no end of
attention during its run at the Rialto.
crowded houses being the rule
throughout the entire engagement.
1t offers Mae Murray role Great
ed for her. and gives especial at
tention to her dancing art, her emo
tional finesse. and her dramatic abil-
ity. while not for a single moment
overlooking that quick grace which
has elevated her to the very front
rank of popular screen stars.
Fascination offers her in the
unique type of q girl born of a
Spanish mother and an American
father. She is living in Madrid
Spain, with her aunt, and is causing
that worthy no little concern by her
harum- -scarum ways, and her grow
ing tendency to balk at the restraint
the guardian places on her.
Vivacious, ravishingly beautiful,
she is a delectable bundle of femin-
ity who finds enjoyment in the dance
and who has become quite an ex-
ponent of terpischorean grace.
At the opening OF the story of
Fascination" Madrid is alive with
the spirit of holiday. 1t is Easter,
and the whole city is sea of color
and abandon. Carrita. the idol of
! Spain toreador par excellence. is to
fight in the afternoon, and our hero
| inc has been forbidden to attend. But
with all Madrid out enmasse it
would have been a difficult problem
to have prohibited the girl from at
tending. She secures a black wig,
and an appropriate costume, and un-
escorted. she attends the fight. She
| falls victim of fascination for the
dashing, handsome >toreador, and
| welcomes the opportunity to meet
| him, offered her by a nobleman. who
| is giving a ball in his honor. Still
| disguised, she attends this affair.
and in a daring, luxurious dancing
scene interprets the emotions the
! bullfight has aroused in her. Carrita
/ is by this time a slave to her beauty
and together they visit the most
notorious cabaret in Madrid-a dan
gerous resort. that danger accentuat-
ed by the holiday carousing There
certain events happen. and these
events prove the impetus for the re-
markable story Fascination" un-
| folds. Excitement, stirring drama
emotion and romance are all con-
| tributing factors in the suspense
I in
which holds everyone spellbound
throughout the entire picture.
The comedy is The Messenger
featuring Jimmy Aubrey. with the
International News balancing the
! program.
| Tomorrow starts the engagement
the double bill featuring Marion
Davies in "Beauty's Worth" and
: round four of THE Leather Pushers."
Arizona republican., 1922-06-26

year was published recently by the
local press. The city has a popula-
tion of about 100000. The net profit
of the operation in 1921 amounts to
1,349, 900 kroner. labout S350.000 at
par). This sum was awarded to
various coultural aims, namely 700,-
600 kroner to a studio building for
the Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vige-
land, 100000 kroner to people
theater' on the city's east side.
100000 kroner to a new concert hall,
100000 kroner to a fund for the sup
port of science and $4,000 kroner to
a new music pavilion. In previous
years the studio of Mr.. Vigeland has
been awarded 100000 kroner, the
peoples theater" 100000 kroner
and the concert hall 100000 kroner
fro mthe same source.
The city of Trondhjem in northern
Norway, with population of about
$4,000 inhabitants, has net profit of
$4,000 kroner (about s90,0O0) from
its municipal motion picture theaters
in 1921 OF this surplus 100000
kroner was awarded to the city thea