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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-07
Woodward Tech OF Toledo
Administers Defeat By
4 .lI A 22 TO 20 y Score : :
MT. VERNON II FANORiTE,
ALL WAY THROUGH
Tough One To Lose; Ban
ner's Sport Writer Gives
Interesting Details OF
The Contest
(By Fred Hayesl

II Mt. Vernons entire colony of
rabid cage enthusiasts would follow
its orange and black court clan
around in it's wanderings into enemy
territory, 1t would behove the manu-
facturers of nuxated iron, vitamine
tablets, nervine and the like to estab-
lish more plants to keep pace with
the growing business.
Perhaps the small. group of prema-
turely aged fans who wended their
way back to this mans town after
glimpsing the hectic nervous ordeal
staged off the waters Of Maumee bay
last Saturday night, are even so far
gone as to be clear past the redemp-
tion stage.
The battle waged between the floor
warriors of Mt. Vernon high and
Woodward Technical high school is
one that will live in the memories of
the great crowd who witnessed it for
some time to come Quoting from a
writer of the Toledo Blade, he says:
"Never before = at least at a high
school game did the spectators make
such frenzied demonstration as that
Of last night. Reverting to the slang
of the street the crowd went cue.
koo.'"
When the smoke of the conflict had
cleared and the crowd had come out
of it's trance sufficiently to grasp the
meaning of figures they learned that
the final score was % to 20. Wood
ward Tech, holders of the champion
(, ship of Northern Ohio, and school
that had not been whipped on its own
floor for years, still POSSESSED an
unblemished record.
N Tough One To Loose
It was about the most heart.break-
Ang setback Mt. Vernon has ever suf-
fered on a basketball floor. If the
two fives had been ON even terms ov-
,er the entire route, and then Wood
ward had nosed out Mt Vernon, it
wouldn't have "took" so much-but
they were not. At one stage of the
proceedings, 1t looked like Mt. Yer.
non was double jointed cinch as the
eventual winner. Wonderful passing,
timely shooting, and perfect defense,
combined to make the Newman ma.
chine almost invincible over the
greater part of the course. Then the
tide of the fray suddenly turned. Tech
put on dramatic finish that carried
them to the top, Transforming what
had happened to be inevitable defeat
into a triumph. In other words, the
story of victory is the story Of the
last quarter.
Reason For Defeat
Probably more than anything else
MT. Vernon's reverse can be attrib-
uted to the Tech court. The floor
here and the Woodward court are ex-
tremes, one small, the other large
The maximums for basketball floor
speaking of length, is 80 feet. Techs
: floor is said to be over this. The size
\ of the court apparently did not both.
!. .er Mt. Vernon in her teamwork, but
/ the Mount men were unaccustomed
ITO covering so much territory. They
run themselves out. so to speak, and
the terrific clip they had maintained
throughout the biggest part of the tilt
began to tell on them toward the
middle of the second period.
Go Strong In First
The wild and spontaneous ovation
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-07

given the Tech SOUND by its admirers
as II appeared upon the floor did not
effect the morale Of the home team In
the least, II one is TO Judge them by
their performance after the battle had
gotten under way.
Tech after chalking up the initial
point Of the fray on free throw toss
was Immediately tied by Mt. Vernon
by the same means. The orange and
black then assumed the pace setting
berth, running the count up to 6-3, af-
ter which Woodward by virtue OF two
field goals dislodgad Mt, Vernon mo-
nlentaFjly %. laadora--- -Ths--wsasNss Of
the orange put on all steam and soQn
sHlenced thywNdly shoAtiNyrs9h fde
iipwers, witlFaefally thA AartsSa them
Ishrough ss sto>hsahalf's & etd vttE e.. e y
sto Lead ~
t Early ipl thes half yBriling and Q
Tech man came together in a spirit
ed collision. For moment 1t was
thought both players were badly in.
jured, Bill soon recuperated though
while the Toledo player continued in
the contest although in faxed condi
ton.
Then Comes Stretch Drive
Mt. Vernon came back with the old
fight spirit in the second chapter, TAX
ing up her task where she had left
off. 1t looked decidedly discourag
ing for Tech after the Mt. Vernon Con
tingent had mounted the score II to
z, giving her lead of ten points. To
the observer it looked as If the or.
ange and black had the game safely
tucked away. ..~,,f'3;
The remarkable uncertainty OF bas
ketball was then demonstrated. Al
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-07
RUSSELL HAS GRIP

Secretary Hoy l.. Russell of the
Chamber of Commerce is confined to
his home on Mansfield avenue by an
attack Of the grip.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-07

Paine 4, Sayles 3, Coghlin 2, Boldt l..
Foul Goldsmith out of 7; Iran.
des out of 4; Paine out of 2.
Substitutions Caves for Rutter,
Paine for Boldt, Boldt for Caves.
Referee-Jerpe, Kenyon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-07

was assohttssy free from any teers or
razzing on the part Of the Toledo root
ers. The fans were warm in their
praise for the visiting team. The
best OF feelings existed between the
members Of the opposing teams after
the contest.
Jerpe, who worked In the last home
game here, refereed the contest.
Lineup and summary:
Mt. Vernon (2o) Woodward (22)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Farm Tenancy
To Be Discussed at
Agricultural Meet

WASHINGTON. Jan. 17-Tho
tendency towards Increased farm
tenancy In the United states prob
ably will be included among the sub
jectn to come before the national
agricultural conference, which opcu.
here next week.
Census reports on $4,000 farms.
estimated tu bee about ono-third of
those rented for cash In 1919 gave
an average value per acre OF fihH15
and an average rent Of S5t5.
Returns from different seCtlo0s nt
the country were found hy the dc
|pnrtmcll to sbow ssTikiH variation
Wash SMnrThrmffn seNctad hhrth-
central counties brought an average
return - nwncrs ~ - pnr cent;
Pacific counties t26 per cent New.
England and middle Atlantic couu-
ties, as Der cent Mountain Cuuutio-
63i per cont and southern counties
Z ss per cent States highcs average
were given In Arkansas and N.-sis.
sippi-hoth over 10 per cent HuI
the lowest IN North Dakota with -f7
per cent and South Dakota with 60.
ner cent.
Efforts Of the department
economists to reach some basis for
scientific appraisais or American
hrni lands may be told Go 0a,
delegates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Thousands of laps
Pay Final Tribute
To Marquis Okuma

TOXIC. Jan ~ tBy me Associated
prossl .-Mhny thousand japanese
today paid tribute to tho memory 81
Marquis shigenohu okuml Japan
notrd statesman. vito died here d. .
week Before the funeral service
were held today, long lines Of 40.
niircrs filed past tho beds ns h lus
in state bon I'd specially Conduct".
pavilion loo Hihiya park.
Most ot The members uf the iu.
pcrIul household. at vel ns numcr.
uiis government officials and dipln
m1ts visited tho Okuma rosidcn'.
yesterday TO pay tribute 20 his menu
Org tnd to onor condolences 10 th'
family
This morning q private religion.
service Wns held in the homie ufip.
which tho body wus removed to th'
park, 10 was escorted by 70 spcciu
detachment Of the cavalry purlnl
tho funeral ceremony % salute uf D.
funs was fired iu front 81 the de-
rarfmcni Of Justice building
The lntcrmcnt private.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
400 Chickens to
Be Vaccinated by
The County Agent

Much the same precautions are "a
Bee taken ln Bernalltlu county "a Keen
the chickens healthy as nro taken
with tho people Of the county County
Agent Lee g. Hcynolds win vaccinat,
1900 hens al the =, ~ Reynolds poult
Try farm north Of the city tomorrow
Tire chickens are vucrinatcd against
chicken malndios which are comm0
10 this country. Several formers "a.
Tho county have already tried the vac.
cinniion on their chickens with con.
siderable success w. G.. norff vac.
slnated hir chickens early In Novem
her and reports that they are IN good
shape now. having shown much i'm.
proyement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Low Sugar Price
Blamed for Boom
In Moonshine Trade

TAMPA FIH.. Jan H. rhs low
market price for cane -yrup ana the
over-productlon Of ura cane ana
sorghum ~ responsible Tor 20 boom IN
the moonshinc liquor industry ir
several sections N Florida aocurdin-
to \ H. Alleu. Federal prohibition
director FOR this state.
Last year our farm crops wore
small. except the cane crop which
was larger thar usual said Mr.
Allen. "One ycar ago this month
cane syrup was selling at $3.50 60
gallon This year with double tlc
crop. people IN west Florida have
told me they are offered only 80 and
90 cents n gallon FOR their syrup.
MANY Of these people In those
circumsta" va "a found the parting
of the ways and have sold their syrup
to n b~ootloggcr ucighhor or have
used Il themselves in making moot
shine Oaly three gallons Of syruII
are necessary To- make h quart ul
liquor The mnrkot value Int th'
syrup ~ 81 5 to 81 90 while th'
Quart 81 m%oonshiuc viii sell Tor 81
or So"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Rome Welcomes
u. S. Troops for
Medal Ceremonies

RDNfE Jan f1-tHy The Assuclat
ed tressl -lioms putdld brrglf TO-
day ~ extending q Melrohpo ~ tho
Arpyric'n trpom 90" f'mc lcrc no
E~iop1biiti medni ~ hnuut upon ltaly's
unknown soldier The American
composite COMPANY frorn Dohlonz un-
der Major General Henry Allen was
greeted ON be- arrival t.. ilpu strains
If ihc stat sranEied Ghiucr from
the band u Che ROYAL tarahluror4.
hy pictod company of the grcnn-
dierf AZ thc guard uf honor: ny scores
Of besmedal"d generals % h} "a bril-
Fadr uf infantry ana hy uhcorlng
ihrnnEa uf Ilo nnnuInrn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Russell to
Europe to Probe
Immigration Situation

NEw YORK.. hn a tliuan Rus
sell aiird FOR EurOpe today asa spe-
cill arcni for Uncle sam, commission
81 iu look over the Intended imml-
grants 10 America and report 20 See
retary Qf Labor Davis on her return.
INT Afnttlcan beauty, WHO nov is
Nm AieSaedcr. II, Moore vito Of the
editor Of the p~lttsbufgp tfRder, was
atcomhaniod by her husband who
also H. 10 Investigate the foreign I'M
miiefam situation.
"Nr Davis WANT ME 10 look into
the human side OF tho immigratinn
problem. she sud IL has known
fora long time ~ ms. Interest IN thos,
poor people. Who como hcrv only 70
DC turned back bec8usc Or sono a.
feet one thlug ! wan, 10 find oui
IS why The nnssporfs ~ delinquent
ar. vlscd nj an. why thcy are cvei
allowed To ombarp - Journey thai
ends In DISAPPOINTMENT The faul'
lica On The other side DOT here"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
WITNESSES DENY
BURIAL OF SOLDIERS
+, WITH ROPE ON NECK
But One Insnsts He Saw
Bodies Taken up With
Rope Intact

wASHtNGTON. Jan. IT, Former
service men detailed for duty with
the American graves registration
service In France denied before the
senate investigating committee-that
bodies OF soldiers lccnliy put TO
death in France were buried with
stubs Of tho robe around then meek
ana black caps.
George Bamford. Washington. ana
John Flynn. Cambridge. Mass both
testified they heard nothing 10 SAD
stantiate such charges Flynn de
clarcd Rufus T.. Hubbard. New YORK.
who testified he saw bodies with
ropy and cap intact was a trouble
maker" who had 10 he transferred
on that account.
nisngreeing with witnesses WIN
preceded him. Richard e. Stlllvun OF
sbmervihr. Mass. nm assistant en-
balncr with the Graves Registration
service declared he saw two bodies
taken up with rope ana black cap
intact,
Was there any evidence Tint the
heart and brain were removed iroiu
the bodies Of the mon hanged
nsk0c Senate Watson
= did not notice
Edwin ". lamb Of Hartford. Conn
q lieutenant colonel with the cA-
peditionary fofVys was cnllrd.
did you w1tfe sa'any execution ir
France7"
Yes. two ut Bazailca, Both were
colrt martialcd, he said.
The condemned men were givcf
opiatos ncfSre the hanging 20 com.
pose their nerves, the witness de
clared.
I'm the case OF ,he second mar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
BUSINESS
HOUSES BURN
M0UNTMNNR
Drug Store, Tailor Shop,
Bakery and Phone
Office Destroyed

Fire which brole out early SUNDAY
morning In o bakery at MountHin'i r
spread 60 other building and almost
destroyed the Amblc pharmacy %
tailor shop. the Mountain states
Telephone Office and the bakery
AL Inventory and other valuable
papers wero saved from tho pharnl-
acy, according to word received h'ie
from L. j. Watkins, manager of the
pharmacy. Although the loss from
tho fire has not been estimated 10 DEL
said To- be heavy. The cause uf thc
fare BE- unknnwn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
American Mining
Engineer Freed by
Mexican Bandits

WASHINGTON. Jan. E,INcws ut
the capture and LATER rcicase Of \
G stiles. an American mining cnglp-
Ger IN Mexico. was received by the
state department today In a ais
from Consul stewart 81 Chihuahua.
Tho Dispatch stated thai stiles an om-
chihuahua. vas captured on January
II by n band 81 rohbcrs u held Tor
$4,000 ranspnl Immediately when
word, OF his capture wt4 receiycd az
ChihuahVH tho governor % the pro-
vines prEapizcd D. hand q constahu-
larry aud -. out in pursuit. Of the abb
dug;orH. tnr consul reported. The
bandits were oNcrtnkrn January 10
in Dolores canyon near santa Eulala.
tho dispatch said aftcr a hort fight
in (which one bandit was shot. tho
band wa put to nifht and stiles
r.seiird
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Officials Go to
Law Enforcement
Meet at Santa Fe

United States District Attorney
George q. craig. prohibition officer
n. q. BanFa and James ~ Hannah.
chief clerk nv the prohibition office,
VIII leave tonight for santa fe 10 al
tond the meeting Of offifl als called hy
the state attorney general. The con
ference b Tor the purpose Of discuss.
Ing ways ot bringing about better en-
~torceIncni Of laws in tho STATE p
w, snyder. head OF the prohibition
forces. ftft for Santa re this morning
20 attend the meeting.
D.a.. -...t-s.. o.s.s.. 49, n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Eli Rooms in Largest
School Building

piahp today provide FOR
what local officials ihink would be
the largest single school building IN
tho world, u viii owe three and
three fofstb- acres ana VIII have 2i1
rooms. Its estimated cost u
ff.eoo. 0oe. H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Hotel Clerk on
Trial for Murder

VALLEY CITY. s o. Ian M
william giniof targo hotel clerk
went or trHl here today IN fhr fihrnes
County district gnurt on H charge -
murder IN connection with t.hc drpth
of Marie AiFk Of arygh Minnesota.
who wa- found beaten "a death IN q
Fargo hotel Jupf q dset.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
Highway Improvement
Great Benefit to u. S.
President Says

CHICAGO. Jan t7-No single
public Improvement has done uiofc
for Inc general good of the country
than the DEVELOPMENT of the highway
system. President Harding told the
delegates attending the National
Gopd Roads congress. which opened
today. In "a personal message brought
to Chicago by Col n. l. Bowlhy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17

nEfRoff san. t7.AMx slccIsSn.
az s1aFs OH ana james Logan -.
plefNtd Huluy 10 FEDERAL court mere
today 10 fnt rohbofy % d Canadian
iel4fcd packages with n reported value
Of tts.o . were taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES

TELLS Tnfoya Albuquerque; Gregg
rio chavez Alhupunrquc
Frances Miles Wichita Kan VI.
mus chandler. Esftucia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30
LA MANIFESTATION UNIONISTA
EN- FAVOR DE CAMPBELL

Ell sabado per la noche Sc notaba
en- todas las tertulias unionistas inu-
sitado interes Y entusiasmo para ell
recibimiento que lie va tributar el
pueblo unionista de Puerto Rico al
Jefe de la Union.
Los senores Urrutia, Lamela, Pc
drosa otros caballeros residences
en- San Juan, Sc proponen reunir
fondos para ell mas lucido recibien-
to de la Comisi6n.
Una Comision que fue nombrada
para que Sc encargara de los trabajos
de la Isla, envio el sabado numero-
SOS telegramas los Alcaldes, Jefes
locales del partido, hombres distin-
guides y personas connotadas del par
lido en- todos los pueblos de la isla.
Tambien Sc ordeno al senor Urru-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30

tia que obtuviera todas las banderas
americanas que Sc guardian en- una
oficina del Gobierno, para que las
desplegara en- toda la capital Y pusie-
ra algunas en- ell muelle, en- donde va
a atracar el vapor.
Aver domingo las principales po-
blaeiones de la isla fueron avisadas
para que los unionistas no dejarari
de asistir al recibimiento. Muchas
personas que llegaron anoche de Ca
guas, informaron los '1eaders" de
la manifestation, que dicha ciudad
estaba entusiasmadfsima con la lie
gada de don Antonio R. Barcel6, v
que prcbablemente Sc fetarfa un tren
para conducir sus partidarios.
La manifestation sera una verda-
dera parada cfvica pro-Campbell, y
un ruidoso recibimiepto a don Anto-
MO R. Barcelo y sus acompanantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30

Ell sabado de cuatro gseis de la tar
de. previa invitacion que nos hicieran
los senores .'J. A Giusti y Co.. assist
mos a la exhibici6n privada de la ex-
traordinaria pehcula "Los Tres Mosque
teroso en- el popular cine "Tres Ban
deras''.
Ell publico reunido en- ell cinematogra-
fo. estaba tornado de personas conoci-
das en- nuestro mundo intellectual So
cial.
Poeoss mementosi despues de las cua..
tro empez6 a proyectarsel en- el henzo,
la estupenda y hermosisima pelicr1la los
'sTres Mosqueteros" creacion del in
fnortal novelissa frances Alexandra Du-
mas. y una de las novelas mas bellas
que ha producido Ell estro de un hombre.
La pelfcula que reune todas las bellezas
del arte evoca los tiempos idos, en-
que por el amor de una mujer, por una
for. un panuelo por un rey, Sc batian
los mas valerosos caballeros, es una jo-
va historical que resucita nuestra infan-
! cia, cuando nos volviamos locos de en-
tusiasmo al leer las hazaiias del h6roe
de una novela.
En- "Los Tres Mosqueteros' surgen
con cuerpo y vida, y Sc uneven en- las
escenas felizmente concebidas por los ar
tistes de mas fama de la. Comedia fran
cesa, ell valeroso Artagnan, Ell simpa.
/ tieo Porthos, ell intr6pido Aramis e.
I hercGleo Athos.
Ea la pellcula "Los Tres Mosquete-
ros'' una de las producciones cinema
tograficas que con mas acierto ha side
proyectada.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30
UN CONATO DE FUEGO

Scrfan las siete de la noche del sa-
bad dltimo, cuando los pitos de la
policia y ell correr de las gentes anun-
cia4on que un incendio Sc habia de-
clarado en- San Juan
Corrimcs hacia Jel sitio- del suceso,
en- Ia calle de Tetuan n1mero %,
" p, dimos notar Que los bom6eros Sc
est 'zaban en- apagar un zafac6n lie
10 &c papeles v trapos encendidos.
Inmediatamente llegaron la policia
al mando del jefe Caban y el cabo
Casiano, ell captain Hurtado ellie
fe del cuerpo de bomberos seiior
Schetini, quienes empezaron por ha-
Ger las investigaciones, dando por re-
sultado que el hecho ocurrio de la ma
nera siguiente.
En- la calle de Tetuan, n1mero %,
en- donde tiene su ESTABLISHMENTS CO.
mercial v casa de comisiones los Sc
hores j. Padro Y Comp, >es costum-
bre, hacer una limpieza general to-
dos los sabados, y, como los altos de
la casa estan ocupados por inquili-
nos, al haeer su limpieza, lanzan pa
peles hacia el patio del establecimien-
to, donde son amontonados, Y quema-
dos.
Segun parece, el sabado, fueron
! quenados los papeles, y cuando es-
tos adn no estaban incinerados, pa
] rece que alguien lanz6 otra cantidad
de papeles dentro del zafac6n, 10 que
dio Origin a que Sc incendiaran, pro-
duciendo gran cantidad de hume, cosa
que determine la creencia de que ha-
bfa fuego en- la casa. Esta pertenece
a la senora Viuda de Morazani, resi-
dente en- Guayama.
Segdn manifestations hechas al
jefe Hurtado por ell senor Padro, el
edifcio esta asegurado, y las exis-
tencias 10 estan asimismo por la SUI
ma de diez mil dolares.
! Ell hecho, segdn manifestaciones< del
jefe Hurtado ha sido casual.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30
Los Tres Mosqueteros

Todcs los pasajes de la immortal nove-
la de Alexandra Dumas, todos los comba-
tes y los amargos ratios que pasaron
aquellos espiritus fuertes de un Artag-
nan un Atios, de un Porthos un Ara
mis-, estan inspirados en- medic de un
ambiente que recuerda la epoca de la
capa y Ia espada, de la DANA y del rey.
Las escenas de la pelicula que son las
mismas de la obra de Dumas Sc desarro-
Ian en- ei propio sueIo en- donde Artag-
nan, cpn 81 espada castig6 sus enc
migcs: Paris cuna del arte Y de la fan
tasia popular, palpita en- aquel siglo de
orc reyiyiendo en- la pelicula todos los
mistsrios y encantos que nunca han de
volver. Las tabernas, aquellas taber-
mas envueltas en- semi i-oscuridades dom
de los antiques jugadores de ofcio pa
saban dias y noches oyendo ell tin-tin
de los luises de las monedas de orc que
jugaban una carta al azar apa
recen en- la pelicnla Los Tres Mosque
teros" sin haber perdido su sabor his
t6rico.
Los sencres 81. A. Giusti v co..
han tenido un gran acierto en- haber
traido Puerto Rico la pelicula ''Los
Tres Mosqueteros puesto que Ell pi-
blico portorriquefo es un veraadero
a1nante de las obras de Dumas, en- par
ticular de ''Los Tres Mosqueteros
La pelicula "Lcs Tres Mosuueteros''
que sera exhibida muy pronto, consti-
tuira un verdadero exito para los senores
81. A. Giusti Co.., por 10 cual les
felicitamos sinceramente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30
PRoxIMo EsTRENo

Con justo orgullo Y placer nos per
nitimos anunciar ell pr6ximo estreno de
s'Clara Kimban Young" en- su Ultima
production titulada "sPoR Ell ALMA
DE RAFAEL" Gle un gran argumento
dramatico. Nunca en- la vida clnemato-
grafca de Clara Ktmball Young habia
presentado esta notable estrella un
.esrole" tan hermoso como el de Raquel
en- esta encantadora pelicula, que Sc
estrenara en- los cines ''Tres Bande-
ras'' ell dia 81 de enero, en- el
sRialto" el dia4 de Feb. y EN- ell OHM
POI ell dia tres de febrero. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30
EN- Ell co1Eero ROYAL GREGG


En- recisnte session celebrada por la
sociedad "Lazos de Amistad'', del Co
legio Royal Gregg, que tan Jabllmente
dirige la muy amable y distinguida Sc
nora dofa Maria Teresa camacho de
Roblss, qued6 constituida la nueva di-
rectiva que ha de regir los destinos de
la sociedad en- la forma siguiente: Juan
B. Lossts, presidente; Patria Moreno,
vice -presidenta; Eduardo Arreche Jr.,
secretar.o; Teresa Roses, tcsorera y
Margarita MART, Pedro Roman Jr.
Francisco Fantauzzi, vocales.
Los fines de dicha, sociedad son es-
srechar mas los lazos de amistad, auxi-
harse musuameate en- sus empefos y
obras de indole moral y benefca y ce-
lcIrar festas aetos sociales, donde
puedan cambiarse impres.ones &c since
70 afecto. w
Fe.icitamos a todos los asociados
por, tan fe.iz idea deseamosle compile
to. exito e1 sus gestiones Y generosos
proyectos, pues no tan solo los pres
ts gran benefci6 siho que son nruebas
elocuentes de nuestra cultura.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-30
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