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Official Proceedings, Board of Supervisors,
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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-08-04

w. w. McMillen and Bane Goad. of Morenci, were business visitors at the Court House on Wednesday of this week
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-08-04

Mrs. c. NJ. Brooks and little daughter, Mary Jane of Duncan are spending the week end in Clifton visiting friends
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1922-08-04

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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
COMO SER BELLA
Dele cue Nueva Sals1d de Reno Il
tsaiRA aala2d y belleza.

Una mujer enfermiza es una infelicidad
ante Ia humanidad. No solo Sc siente ella
infeliz, sino que Sc We infeliz. Tome Nae0d
SaInd de Reno pronto Sc vera bien y
fuerte con aquella beIleza real que solo
salud y vigor dan. Escasez, exceso,
menstruacl6n dolorosa. irregular y excesi-
va nauseas, constante malestar, debilidad,
decamnento, calambres. marcos, dolores en-
la espalda Ia ingle. leucorrca y todas las
inflanaclones 1eucorre5s, ulceraciones y
descargos de la vagina y itero Sc puedea
ctrar segura Y rapidameEte con NMevs
Sand de Reno.
listed notara un carnbio sorprendente
despues de haber tornado Ia princra dosis.
su senblante ucjorara y sus barros des-
1pareccran De yenta en- todas las dro>
guerias
S. B. LEcNAaL' & CO.. rabriearses, New Ysrl
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
AL "CATANo STARS

Pcngo un lado Ell MUNDO del dia
G del corriente COLO el lapiz para con
testar, como siempre, a los amigos quo
mo salem a Ia palestra, Y en- esta oca-
sion me las yeo cor el Sr. JESUS M. Ce-
ped3. "graduado dc cuarto afio de alta
escuela'' y clemento que integra Ell CO
lcb6rrimo team 'Catafo Stars, quion
midi6 sus fuerzaa el domingo retropa-
sado, con 81 HUMACAo STARS, en- la
Iga de esta ciudad.
Nos dice ell ''Cataho Stars que va
tiene cimeltado su preGtigio como IN
eGuipo de primcra magritId, toda vez
cT.a ha mesliIo Sis fEcrzas lo 5innnme
ro de veces con Ice mas afamados teams
do toda la isla etc. Bien por este, y
c prop6sito, amigo, Iqu6 hay del team
''Manati'', y el ARMY, que midioron
sus baterfas siendo ellos de primera
magnitud. y cuyo5 dessfios termina-
ron como cl rosario de la aurora, por
parte de Uds.? (ah, de seguro que cstos
equipos Sc ha1ran redo largo y tendi-
dc de sus ascveraciones tan equivocas).
Pero dejemos este IN lado y vamos
al GRANO. I'd. vino con SUI novena
jugar ell domingo 80 del pasado mes,
iverdad? 5no recuerda I'd. cuando en-
cl 'sgame'' de la mafiana, y debido a
las constantes bolas que tiraba su pit
cher, un ocTrrcnte espectador de los de
s'pelusa'' y en- tomo de broma, le dice,
ahf pitcher, Earriga de bola, tira
strikesl Y cnsobervecido Ell pitcher
NED, SIN medir Ell terreno donde SO ha
llaba y desde ell box tir6 la pelota con
tarta fuerza para pelusa con el fin de
agredir su bromeador, que a no ser
10 bien construida protegida que esta
Ia LIGA, hubieramos tenido que lamen
tar una desgracia, sin necesidad alguna
v ST por intemperancia y falta de corte-
sia, de su jugador? Pues, olga, en- New
York. donde yo he estaGo viviendo, al
jugador Sc .VAQUEA de 10 Undo y por
mas bromas que lie olga el pdblico, su
buena educaci6n la pone en- alto como
el sagrado pabcll6n de su naci6n. ~. pc
ro su pitcher las meti6!
''Ha realizalo una magnifica obra
iAdmirablel; este ha sido una leccion
fuerts para su equipo y quizas cuando
Sc presente en- Inca de fuego con otro
TEAM, llevara msjores reglas de cor :
tesla y discipline.
Seguramente que I'd. no lego en-
s'Ia Democra4ia'' del de agosto 1922,
las notas de Hornsby Williams, que di-
cen: ell ''Catafio Stars Aconsejamos
a los que dirigen ests team que eviten
'tanta garsta en- sus jugadores porque
va Sc esta propaganda que al sCatado
Stars lie gusta demasiado discutir, y
este le hace dafio al Sport" Iqu6 con
testaria I'd a e3to?. -.
Y termino, no sin antes indicarle al
Sr. Cepeda. que no soy REPRESEN.
TANTE de la novena Humacao Stars,
Y ST un adInirador de buena pelota con
personals disciplinadas tai como dijera
! MONSANT, y para que su eQuipo de.
fendido no tenga que 1amentar latiga-
zos de los cronistas, aconssjeles que es-
tudiden THE OFFICIAL RULES Of tht
National Game. 1922, y no GARATEEN
tanto, que desdice de sus grandss vic.
torias, segdn nos pone de manifesto
I'd. Y como siempre, en- Inca, hasts
otra....
Santiago z. MAUNEz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
De base ball

Continuation de la IA. pag.)
escueta, y pcr ahora, le sugerimos gus
continue con sus rezos 9 invocaciones
a la Monserrate, para lograr en- su alu
cinaci6n crasa. los nuev'e ceros, o que
Sc convierta en- vidente y empiece
asegurarlos va, con 10 cual adquirira
prestigio por doQuier, vaticinando mas
tarde 'sl future y diciendo Ell presente
y pasado de cada cual.
Y, hasta la proxima.
Lajas, P. R. P. sADILA, Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15
ACORDEONES IMPORTADOS
Los Modelos Mas Nuevos, Llaves Muy
Fuertes, Mnsica Sonora, Cajas
EncantadOras.
PreciOs reducidOs

Todos estos, acordeones estan hechos
con materiales de primera clase, espe
cialnente las llaves, que estan cons
trufdas de la mejor calidad Y con Ell
mayor cuidado en- todos sus detalles.
Con cajas de MADEIRA bien SEGA, un
nodelo encantador. Llaves muy fuer-
tes. La GAIA y los fuelles superiore'
tienen las esquinas proteiidas con re-
fuerzos de acero niquelado, las laves
son muy resistentes, Y tienen correas
de cuero para sujetar las manos.
Acorde6n No 95, con fuelles de is
: olIeguss' ss. g 2 llaves, $3.50
Acorde6n No. 79 con fuelles de II
pliegues, I9 llayes, !. :. =. q 20
4 bajcs. Precio III - ~ ~. ~
Escriba claro su nombre Y direction,
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-15

Todos los iefes de Oficinas
inteligentes encontraran un ami
go en- ell BRUJO OJEDA. lie ha-
ce ell trabaio bien. Rapido. Tel.
355.-Advt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
otis SKINNER TO PLAY
mister ANTONIO" HERE
Booth Tarkingion's Delightful
Comedy Is a Popular
Success

Admirers Of Otis skinner. which
means every one who goes to III.
thcatcr. are look ing forward with
ance here at the Academy Thursday.
Friday and Saturday and Saturday
matinee. This season Mr.. Skinner Is
touring again In one of the great
career. Mister Antonio" by Booth
HARRINGTON. In this delightful com
edy Of ch"crfulncss. Mr.. Skinner has
found a part well worthy OF his great
acting ability. and one that has en-
dcarrd him still further In the hearts
OF the American theatcrGoinG pub
lie. To the character OF Tony Cam
aradon!o the star brings the wealth
Of his long experience In the por-
trayal OF colorful and interesting
stage personality. While Mister
Antonio" may be considered mostly
as comedy. 1t contains some touch
ing moments OF pathos and is re-
plete with tense dramatic situations.
the proprietor Of little flower
stand In New York during the win
ter. but when the breath OF spring
drifts 10 him across the Hudson. the
blood Of the wandcrcr Stirs in his
heart and Tony must then harness
up his little donkey To his hurdy-
rurdy and strike out for the high
roads aud tlc open country. HIS
journeys aud his natural kind
hcart"du-sS leads him 10 play the
good Samaritan To the Mayor Of a
small Western town, whom he finds
unwn ana out In an East Side dive
IN New York. That. later on, he
fails IL fad gratitude and apprccia-
ton In the character OF the man he
h-fri"nd"d, and Is forced To compel
the hypocri;ical Mayor To perform Il
simple act of Justice. In no way inn
pairs his faith in human nature or
his uuconQuerahle optimism. II Is
a delightful characterization played
with sympathetic understanding and
consummatc skill. 10 quote from a
prominent New York dramatic critic
~ great actor in a great play"
Seat sale tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
"TANGERINE" LONG BROADWAY
MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS
Carrie Carlton Evolves New School of Musical PLAY
Producins-IIit of New York Opens at Acad-
envy Tomorrow Night.

hook did not call for chorus and
the book Is the governing factor Of
the entire production.
Intimate Mu<irnI Comedy.
This recipe may seem simple to
the casual reader. but the knowing
ones know that. with III. modern
stag" directors. the authors. the COM
poSers the lyric writer's, the actors.
ia" managers. the muSica! play doc
tors. etc, all jibinG in with their
own seif-ccntcrcd ideas and all seem
irGly imbu"d with u desire To "iazz"
things up generally. one has to he
a hard-hcId"d. obstinate, hat,linr
demon TO hold Ia ones own original
Ideas To krrIi "a musical play In the
ErooNrS which cut dead confer into
tn" heart Of the play and hold the
spotlight of attention To that center
ENrryth inE else is only Incidental and
should only rahiatc about that cen
ter. have been "A musician all my
IN" and love music beyond all other
things. and yet, in my musical plays
the music. even the hit songs such
as sweet lady sung by l.urttta
Sh"ridaS and Sam Crich"rsuu in
'IhnE"rinc,' are but AN Incident of
the play Itself Music, along with
all 81 the adiuncts OF the play, is
only used to max" IL more beautiful
aud more entertaining and To- lend
color to the PERFORMANCE as a whole.
=" 1t is with scenery. lights. COS
TUNES. everything else. That prob
ably accounts for The fact that Tan
Srr!nr' wi> termed the most init
mat" musical comedy in New YORK
although 1t played IN New York :
largest musical comedy playhouse.
'Fhis idra at an intimate pro,iuc-
ii"n holds tru- with all plays. mu-
steal or otherwise. Mi classes of
p""rl" like things al an intimate
mature. That's why they like a table
or t"o up against the wall or i'm
IA" corner "f a dining salon in prrf-
"r"ncr {" "ne in Tia" middle @. "A bi.
room. They like the c!uScn,sx. me
intimacy of tn" wall. Th.y Xix. TIN.
Keeling In their homes as we'll as
IN their forms az amusement"
Rlchmvud viii watch with inter
est the local presentation of this
n"w school OF musical pInv when
lhng"rin"' is presented Mt The
N"ad'my tomorrow. Tuesday ana
"Wednesday and "Wednesday matino.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN'.S BOOKS
VITAL PART OF LITERATURE
"Timothys Quest Which Will BE Presented at Colo
NAL This Week. Screen Event of Significance.
Here Three DAYS.

II is said that every American who
can read has read ono or more of
Kate Douglas Virgins books. They
are an imperiShable part OF orr
literature. and when one of them IS
presented as "a motion picture ii is az
event OF Significance. "rimOthy's
Quest" tho authors own :avorltc
story. comes to tho Colonial Th.ater
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,.
Just how extensively her book :
are read. and how much good they
have accomplished. is best told in tn"
Str"y of missionary on a urlour II
from India who. a, a dinner ,abl..
asked II any of the other CUES {
knew little hook called "Timothy'S
Quest" Every ono did as il hap
p"ncd. and waited for his story.
1T was sent from America TO ono
Of the workers in Il mission station
m IN" hills OF India" n" said. and
as books We're rare visitors aud TINS
one particularly appealing. IL passed
from hand To hand until W" all knew
the story OF the two children OF tho
city Sums who ran away Ia tn"
country in search of "a home and
love
About dusk one evening a ragged
skeleton OF twelve years PERHAPS
wh" might hav" hecn Il boy IN his
fortunate moments. appeared in the
roadway dragging in a cart a girl
child few years Younger. Their.
was very little human about either
OF them save Hppca ling eyes and out
stretched hands. but the lad made il
riain That this was his sister; that
father and mother both were dead
IN III" famine: that he had heard Of
IN" Christians and had half-draCged.
half-lci his starving charge TO us.
twenty journey.
1t was great achievement for a
boy, even had he been suitably fed
ana clothed. but in his condition it
was nothing less than Il marvel. The
children were bathcd and fed and
clothed at once by lender hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
SHIRLEY MASON COMING
IN THE NEW TEACHER
Charming Story Selected in
Which Dainty Star
Scores.
scores

Shirley Mason the popular William
Fox star. comes 10 the Blu"hird
Thcaicr Ia "rh" New Teacher" for q
tw"-day run commencing "Wednesday.
No production In which this dainty
star has been seen approaches in
point az beauty and detail tho new
charming story selected FOR h"r by
Mr.. l'"X. The picture is from Doro-
thy N"st's tale. The Little Alien
ana the scenario is also the work Of
the author.
In The New Teacher" Miss Ma
son appears as n young society girl
who tires Of social life. She ycarns
To do something for her poorer fell
low beings. When the family suf-
fer a financial revors" she accepts n
position as teacher In ono OF the
public schools located in tho slums
Of New York. Her sweetheart finds
her and in order To protect her he.
comes policeman. After she has
accomplished many praistworthy
acts. he induces her to resume her
former status. and the picture ends
by their being married.
An excellent which ipclnfa -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

Alan Forrest. Earl Metcaito and ia,
Moore. the child actor. who Is rapidly
forging TO the front ranks o, star
dom. support Miss Mason In her lat
cst Offering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
ATTRACTIONS At THEATERS THIS WEEK
Intimate Musical Comedy.

Monday Tuesday
'' ' " go"
yardcv
INJpi'--"Noro" All week.
~ '''' Ni"r TUESDAY
N"w Teacher Wednesday
'''h'"HS i'r"i'S az the and Saturd
EIoAIbWA all
't'ip\l\le--kat"
tuesday ana Wednesday.
''N''''9'
ISIS Lack comedian" Monday; WIN Rogers in
Mcgh ,y.J
kirkw"od
'|" ''>' li VIM OF ia" West and
',:N Randolph Valentino Roodan
'a!, Fast Ma FRIDAY az '' '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
WITHDRAWING ACTS
ARE COMING TO LYRIC
''Thc Curio Shop Is Feature
of Bill Beginning To-
morrow.
"Twcntirth Century Revue" Is E-nd-
liner for show Opening In Middle
az Wcck--othcr offerings Are At
trncttNc.

"All for fun and fun for all" is
tho slogan for the week commence
ing with the matinee rerforma nee
at the Lyric tomorrow. Mauaper
Rex is tubilant over the unusual
number OF "big time" acts that are
coming direct from the metropolitan
circuit.
The Curio shop" Gorg.oulsy
STAGED fun fantasy with an Oriental
flavor. IS among the big feature acts
for the opening OF the week This
attraction is in the nature Of re-
vuo The graceful dancing OF four
beautiful and shapely condolences
is featured I'm the act The piece is
chly dressed and il affords a wide
va-iety Of entertainment The
aHcninE scene represents curio
hop in tho Far East. The scenes
t-g incidents enacted are i'm keep
nS with tho Eorccously colorful ser
ing.
uu this bill will be tho ever pop
.ar Jack hughes. premier musical
uedian. Jack hughes K co. arr
alucar!uE this season in what is
Tihcd as the best musical act in
.heStra director has Yet been en-
,a.t.d.
Another unique figure on the same
"..l IS Emma Earl. the feminine &c
.,r'rigUe. She is iroll and ir-
res.stib!y funny parsonage with a
way an her own and personality
that fairly radiatcs mirth.
The Misses Rhodes and Watson.
ire,ty and dainty. are billed as The
song Girls" They have a repertoire
If vocal COMPOSITIONS covering "A
wide range and display some smart,
and stunning costumes.
Thou there is Leona Halls revue.
tabloid musical comedy Offering.
with 1--WE clever variety entertainers
Tile act is handsomely dressed both
as 10 costumes and scenery.
No less enticinE in lis tou, ensem-
lilo is tho show which comes Thurs
day for the Weekend. Musical COM
ety will have prominent place on
This bill. The attraction cxtraordin-
AIRY Will be The Twentieth Century
Revue" 1t IS rollickinG, roinping
jazzy. hilarious whirl OF mirih. melo-
dy and pretty girls. The former
0ur!esque and musical comedy prin-
ciral comedian heads the presenting
east Of the revue. TN" company in
cludcs ten specially performers, In
Guiding a bcvy OF stunning show
girls.
OpcninE this bill Will be the Euro
Tean novelty in which Toto Hammer
y Co, give an amazing exhibition Of
athletic prowcss and gymnastic skill.
Dillon and Milton. Offering a song
cycle ont or tho beaten path. will
entertain with classy musical
sketch.
Brady and Mahoncy. rollicking
team of hish-speed fuus;crs. imp.r-
sonatins quaint characters. proml Sc
a great laughing number.
With each Of the vaudeville shows
there viii he the usual supplements
airy motion picture show. lengthy
and diversified. which embraces tho
ever popular Pathe news and comedy
features
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
'L|CHTN|N' " is BOOKED
FOR WEEK At ACADEMY
Laughs and Heart Throbs in
the Character of Bill
LONGS

II IS welcome announcement to
The city's playgo"rs that "IdEhtnin', L"
the play That broke the worlds rec
ord for Length OF run on Broadway.
VII he presented at tho Academy for
the entire week ~ N5t"mb.r &. with
mainees on Wednesday, and Satur-
day.
Milton Mobiles. Percy Winter stu
art Fox ana other players who IRE.
qnsUtly APPEARED during "Lightnin's''
phenomenal run of three years at
the Ga!"ty Thcater. New York. head
the one company that John Golden
has sent on tour and this orpaniza-
ton VIII be. sent 10 London next
sprlng
Theatrical history records no
1ara!!el 10 the l.2sl performances
ma, 'b:rhtnin'" has registered in
Nv YORK during the past four
Eears and throughout the country
piaNEocrs are literally holding their
breath 20 meet tho Whimsical! ola
yarn spinner ana inehriate. ian
Jones. VINO has contributed so de
!lsuiiully 10 tn" sai"iy OF tn. present,
generation For i is from surh a
cnaracter that John Gpldcu's comedy
taxes IT. tl;!c. Iill Jones was nick
FAMED 'loehtnn'" by his croni.s
because he never moves fast
IAe same master hand that mixed
the laughs and heart tnrnhs ia the
oiher Golden successes THE FRS,
Year "Thank-U." Turn 10 tn.
hisnt" and Three wise Fools" dtd
=, ceSt work on "Ligulniu'." II was
Ntrnaol Smiths pen and directing
gerIHs that llf'"d AN ,hcye pIaly
oi' ~ the commonplace and ,siab-
H"d ,hem as great on standing
p ~ ihcir day Mr. Smith him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29

In tho last three years a new.
forccful. dominant personality has
tor,,, ,,
-
va" 'h'h''''"i armament III Inc per
son of earle Carlton, whose activi-
tics during that time have been con-
hnod 10 but two musical productions.
And yet. in thos" two. he has de-
J ..r.'d two smashing hull's eyes in
th" Broadway hit column.
HIS two musical productions wcr"
irene" and "Tanr"rin"." The first
established tn" l"ng-run record for
musical plays In New York city and
ia" second followed suit by smash
ing III daily. weekly and monthly
receipt records as we'll as the long
run record FOR New N"rk's hnm" OF
musical comedy successes, tn" Casino
Thcaicr. where ii just completed its
twelfth month.
Evolved View school.
In season when old ana tried
musical comedy producers w"r" lind
Ing tho wishes Of tn" elusive public
uniaihomahlc, and the failures Of
nusira productions 10y heretofore
successful producers We're So nuncr-
ous that broadway was taking Oh
tn" aspect %; a regular on"-niEht
stand. 1t Is Interesting 10 inv"Sti-
gate the methods employed im must
CA pay production 10y this new pro
ducor. who's" mI"t"oric success seems
almost wizard like IN Us hrilli"ncy.
il one is t" take his own word for
1t, the success "i Carl" Carlton lies
IN the s!mpl" fact that "a" has evolved
e new school "t musical play pro
duriuG aud Will permit ~" on. Il"
>w"rve Nun from MS own ideas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-29
COULD HAVE BEEN DR.:
IS FILM STAR |NSTEA|
Richard Dix Studied Mcdicin
Before Taking Up the
Stage.

TO every one Of ny there comes
like to appear On the sthee AMI
thrill a large. enthusiastic audience
with our histrionlc art Usually thil
desire comes at an carly age, JUS
about Tho time we are hnishin
school and are looking atou, for
profession.
In the case OF Richard DIX lcadl
Ing NAL" player In Marshall Ncilan'I
Fools First" First Na,ional att
traction at IN" Broadway Theate;
all this week. this stage aspiratio!
came only after he had decided n
h"c"mc a physician.
As "A student at tho University 81
Minnesota. DIX studied medicine FOL
two years before he nccnm" obscsse,
with TIA" feeling that the stage wa
IA" mig for MIN. blk had the cnurl
age uf hiS conviction. and sacrifice
Two yeas of d'liE.nt study 10 starl
a, the notion and work his way VI
to stag" glory.
Born in MINNEAPOLIS. nix mrs
tried out mis- his,rionic possibil!tlel
WITH local stock company in 81
raul II NHS not long hctor" he d 8
covered that nc could find mvcI
WORK on the stage" aud successful
career h"hiud The footl!ghts foil
lowed While p!aying q Los Angelo
enlargement n" received an attraC 4
tlyc offer from "a picture PRODUCT
and his screen career was launchci
The actors hobby Is his mothe
lie spends NOR. tim" with her thai
with any other person. lie also ha
"A little sister o; whom he is vcr
proud when asked IL hc Was man
ricd tho handsome leading ma 4
with twiuHl" in his eye. replied
$50. bu, II tho right woman come
along I'm ready To tread tho path u
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