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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
La GicI situaci6n que Sc aue-
Gina para los pacientes del Sa-
natorio Insular de tuberculosis
Apesar de los esfuerzos de la Sandal Sc nue.
ren las vaCas aeOnsecuencia de Ia i6ebrede Texas

Por personas que nos merecen entero
credito nos hemos enterado de los es-
tragos que viene hacienda la "flebre
de TEXAS en- la vaqueria que para ell
suministro de leche los pacientes SOS
tiene la Sanidad en- ell Sanatorio Insu
lar de tuberculosis, en- Rio Piedras.
Segin dichos informes. ell Comisiona
do Mr.. Lippitt, POGO despues que tomo
possession de su cargo, vendi6 todo ell
ganado que habia en- ell Sanatorio, Y
con Ell importe de La venta adquiri6
cierto nImero de vacas 'Holstein''. las
cuales, segin parece, va sea porque no
resistieran los rigores del china, por
otras causas que desconocemos, han EN-
pezado a morirse, habiendo expira 10,
hasta la fecha, seis de las mas hermo-
sas, cuyc valor pasa de $1,000, segun
calculos que hiciera uno de nuestros
informantes.
A pesar de los esfuerzos realiza
dos por Ell veterinario del Departamen
to de Sanidad, desde que ocurri6 la pri
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
Ell secrttariO de la Com.
de SeryiciO PdblicO, S.
Perez AlnirOty, presen-
t0larenuncia de sucargO

En- la Ultima reunion celebrada por
la Comision de Servicio PIblico Ell Sc
cretario de dicho ORGANISING, senior F.
Perez Almiroty, present6 la renuncia
dc su cargo con caracter irrevocable.
La Comisin, despues de enterarse de
Ios deseos del sefior Almiroty, expresa
ron su sorpresa proposito de tai reso
luci6n, manifestation que ninguno de
ellos tenia cargo alguno en- contra del
senior Perez Almiroty, por 10 que les
,prcducfa extraheza que dicho caballe
10 hubiera decidido abanonar ell cargo
que con tanta. efciencia venia desem
pefiando.
Finalmente, Ell asunto qued6 sobre la
mesa, bajo la condici6n de que sera re
suelto en- la pr6xima junta que SO ce-
lebre.
Segin nuestros informes, el senior
Perez Almiroty Sc propone aceptar un
puesto que Sc lie ha ofrecido en- una
Corporation particular, la cual le ha
hecho excelentes proposiciones,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05

aquel, produciendo este ell consiguien-
te conf1icto administrative, para Gu
va seduction fue precise que ell cat
torney General" recurriera, en- segun-
da instancia, la Corte Suprema de
Puerto Rico, obteniendo en- ella el re-
suitado que va conoce todo ell pals.
Contra este fallo de nuestro Tribu-
nal Supreme, es que apela ahora el
Attorney General" para ante ell Tri-
bunal Supreme de Washington, segin
pudimos enterarnos aver por perso-
ma que nos mereee entero credito, va
que nuestro informante dice beber EN-
fuentes fidedignas, y alega no haber-
Sc equivocado en- las noticias que has
ia la fecha ha facilitado la prensa.
Concretando nuestra information,
podemos asegurar, que por ell vapor
que salio aver con rumbo al Norte
iban todos los documentos pruebas
relacionados con la apelacion que pa
ra ante el Supiemo de Washington
interpone Ell Attorney General" Mes
tire, en- el caso del "Mandamus" SCI
guido en- contra del fiscal Arrillaga,
de San Juan, y el cual case fue fa-
llado oportunamente por nuestra Cor
te Suprema, declarando, en- sfntesis.
con el voto disidente del Juez Audrey,
que no habfa lugar al auto solicitado,
debido a la intervention que tuvo en-
el asunto Ell Gobernadcr Reilly, como
Jefe Supreme de la Administrator
insular.
Ell asunto sera planteado nueva-
mente ante el Supreme de Washing
ton, en- 1virtud de un auto de "Certio-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
sUBIRAN DE PREcIo ToDos AoUE
LLos ARETcUHqs ExTRANJERos
QUE NO TENGAN CoMPETENCIA
EN- Ell PAIs-DECLARA DON Sc
GUNDo CADIERNo

Aver visitamos a don Segundo Ca
dierno, de la Casa de Cadierno HERNIA
nos, de esta ciudad, con ell fin de como
Ger su criterio, acerea de la implan-
taci6n del nueve arancel, el cual. Sc
gin nos dijo ., Jefe de la Aduana, au-
menta en- un cuareuta por ciento 81 va
lor de los productos extranjeros que
entren en- ell pals.
Ell senior Cadierno, que es un exper-
to comerciante, nos inform6 entire
otros particulares, que Ell crefa exagera
da la appreciation hecha por Ell Jefe
de la Aduana Mr.. Moore, pues aunque
no conocfa bien ell asunto todavia, te-
MIA entendido que ol citado arancel. 81
bien fijaba el cuarenta por ciento de
aumento sobre algunos articulos, sefia
laba para otros un impuesto mucho mas
bajo, ell cual nunca alcanzaba al por
ciento anunciado por ell Jefe de la Adua
ma.
Considerable otro aspecto de la cues
ton, el sefior Cadierno nos dijo que
sclamente subirfan de precio aquel.os
articulos extranjeros que no tuvieran
competencia en- Ell pals, como Ell aceite
de conner, que subi6 de precio inmedia
tamente que empez6 regir ell arancsl.
otros, como las papas, cebollas, etc,
cue tienen la competencia que les lla-
cen las papas v cebo.las que Sc traen
del Norte, no subiran de precio, pues
con clio Sc dificultarfa Ia demanda.
El comercio en- general, especialmen-
te Ell que Sc dedica importar del ex-
tranjero, esta ansioso de conocer mas
detalles acerca del nuevo aranceI. Ell
Jefe de La Aduana ha prometido darlos
tan pronto los reciba del Norte, 10
cual probablemente, sera esta semana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
Ell ENTIERRo DEL LCDo. CANCEL
REsULTo UNA GRAN DEMOSTRA-
CION DE DUELo
(PoR TELEGRAPH


Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Entierro representative Cancel resulto
sentida demostracion pueblo. Corte mu
ricipal celebr6 session duelo; hablaron
abogados Polanco, villamil v Escalo-
ia. Cadaver puesto capil.a ardiente sa
lon sesiones municipal hacienda guar
dias de honor Concejo Administration
Asamblea Municipal, comisiones de la
isla. Comercio cerr6 sus puertas, escue-
las publicas suspendieron trabajos SO
sion de la mafiana. Parroquia cat6lica
llev6 cadaver iglesia, partiendo luego
la metropolis, hacienda uso de la pa
labra juez Escalona, nombre municipal;
Representante Suria, nombre Camara
Representatives.; Senador Miranda nom
bre Senado. Y Morales nombre familia
finado. En- nombre este diario exprsse
p6same familia Cancel asi como ia
milia agresor por ambas desgracias q.
hoy Iloran sociedad completa Cialcs.
cARRERA5: Representante de Ell
MUNDO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
Fl Attorney General Hon. Salvador Mestre, ape
Ia ante el Tribunal Supreme de los u, delfa-
llO ernitidO pOr la COrte SupreIna de Puerto RI
co, en- ell case de SMandamus" !" establecido en-
contra del fiscal Arillaga
Ell alto uncionaro aega entire Otras cosas que la Cor
te inferior nterpret6 bien la Lea de nuestra Carta
Orgdnica, al dctar su resoluci6n
Ell SR MESTRE COMPARECERA PERSONAL---VERY. A SOSTENER
LA APELACI0N NTERPUESTA

Con la publication de esta noticia
volvera al tapete de la actualidad el
"affaire" del Attorney General" de
Puerto Rico, Hon. Salvador. Mestre, y
nuestro actual Gobernador, pleito que
tanto ccnmovio la opinion publica
ALA por los meses de JUNO Y julio,
en- que ell Fiscal General acudio los
Tribunales para q. Sc le amparara en-
sus derechos como Jefe del Departa-
mento de Justicia, va que considerable
que su autoridad como tai, seg1n re-
cordaran nuestros lectores, habia sido
puesta en- tela de juicio por las ac-
tuaciones de algunos subalter-
nos suyos, quienes Sc negaron cum
plimentar ordenes dadales por
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rari" solicitado por ell peticionario,
para que aquel alto organismo Sc sir
va revisar los procedimientos segui-
dos por la Corte Suprema de Puerto
Rico, la cual, segdn alega ell "a
torney", no interpret6 bien la letra
de nuestra Carta Organica, al dictar
su resolution en- ell repetido case dc
Mandarin"
Seg1n nuestros informes, ell Hon.
Salvador Mestre comparecera perso-
nalmente ante los iueces del Supreme
de Washington, y formulara identicas
alegaciones que las hechas aqui, en-
apoyo de los derechos que ell alto fun
cionario cree tener como Jefe de un
Departamento del Gobierno Insular.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05

mera defunci6n, no Sc ha podido evi
tar que cese ell referido NAL, Ell que
segun Sc ha comprobado, es provocado
por la garrapata, Ia cual parece ser
muy sensible Ia salud de esta clase de
vacas.
Sc teme que, de continuar la morta
lidad de estos animales, los pacientes
del Sanatorio Sc vean privados de col
sumir leche pura y fresca, como desds
la fundacion del Sanatorio 10 han We
rido hacienda, y Ell DR.. Lippftt Sc yea
compelido a adquirir vacas del rafs
nuevamente, antes de que los reclusos
de la citada institution vayan a care
Ger del precioso alimento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
CONTINUA EN- LEIPZIG Ell JUL
CIO CONTRA LOS COMPLETES
DEL ASESINATo DE
RATHENAU

BERLIN, octubre -Continda ell
Juicio contra los supuestos completes
de los asesinos de Rathenau.
Hoy ocupado la silla de los testi
gos Ernstwerner, quien neg6 la acusa
ci6n fiscal de que el fuera ASSESSOR de los
crimina,es.
Reina extraordinaria expectation por
ccnocer el fallo del Tribunal de Leip-
zig.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
vENIZELOS LA
MADo A GRECIA?

LoNDRES, octubre 4.-'The Times
dice que E.euterio yenizelos ha sido
llamado por Ell Comite revolucionario
de Atenas para que sustituya Zai-
mis- en- La rresidencia del gobierno.
NJ venizelos con este motive, Sc
cree que Sc vera obligado cancel1r
su pasaje a italia.
Ell senior venizelos, preguntado por
los periodisras. no iia querido compro
bar nj desmentir la Eoticia del Times
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La evacuation dela ciiu-
dad de Esmirna pOr los
CristianOS terlninara ell
domingo probablemente
(Univsd Press, via All America Cables)

Omitted Press, via Ali America cables)
LoNDRES octubre A. Ell Ministe-
rio de Relacionss Exteriores comunica
que la evacuation de Esmirna por los
cristianos terminals Ell domingo pro-
ximo.
Agrega que alredor de doscientos
mil armenios y grisgos Sc hallan ms
talados Mitylene, en- Rodosto y en-
Ell Pireo.
Ell gobierno de Estados Unidos tom6
una participation activa on el traba.
jo de socorro salvamsnto de dichos
infelices. Efai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
coRDovA DAvILA ENIBARCAa EL
sABADo PARA PUERTO RICO

Las tltimas noticias negadas a San
Juan, acerca del pr6ximo viaje del co
n,isionado Residente senior C6rdova Da
villa, parecen indicar que este embar
cara ell sabado en- Nueva York, en- via
je para Puerto Rico.
Demas esta decir que obedece ell
viaje del Comisionado, pues como sa-
ben nuestros Iectores. ell senior C6rdo
va Davila viene a. pals en- busca de
cierta prueba que considera indispensa
HE cara presentar un impeachment
en- contra del gobernador Rely.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
HOMEMADE AL LcDo. vALLDEJUL1

Una comisi6n de damas de la escue
ia phblica de Bayam6n, "John Mar
shali', entreg6 aver, en- su bufete re
cientemente alberto en- squella pob' a
ci6n, nuestro querido amigo ell bri
,llante escritor Y conocido jurisconsul
to Lcdo. j. valldejuli Rodriguez, un
diploma nombrandole socio de honor de
la Sociedad de Padres de dicha escus
la, y al mismo tempo le invite para
que pronunciara Ell discurso en- la Asam
blea que tendra efecto Ell domingo en-
dicha escuela.
FeliStamos al estimado amigo por
tan lneTacid0 homenaie.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
NUPc1As EN- PONCE

Han contraido matrimonio en- la Per
la del Sur la culta seforita Petra San
chez y Ell conocido caballero don Gre
gorio Berdeguer.
EterHa luna de miel les deseamos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
SCHANZER ANTE
/ LORD CURZON

LoNDREs, octubre A. Ell senior
schanzer ha celebrado esta maaana su
suunciada conferencia con su colega
Lord curzon.
Ell Ministro italiano al salir del
"Fereign offce' converse brevemente
con los periodistas, a los cuales les ma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
6CRISIS EN- Ell GA
BINETE ZAIMIS?

LoNDRES, octubre 4.-Asegura "Le
Temps" que Ell jefe del gobierno grie
go sefior Alexandra zaimis ha presen-
tado la dimisi6n; pero el Comit6 Revo
lucionario lie ha rogado que siga en- ell
Poder, hasta que Sc haya encontrado
solucion la crisis.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
LAS INSTRUCCIONES JINGLE
SAS A HARRINGTON EN- Ell
QUAY D. ORSAY

PARIS, octubre 4.-En Ell Quay d.
Orsay Sc ha recibido una nota titani-
ca contentiva de las instrucciones tras
mitidas al general Harrington con re-
laci6n a la conferencia de Mudania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
UNA COLOCACION

En- la barberia EEL FIGARO"
'hace falta un aprendiz. Debe ser
ACTlVO y de buenas COSTUM-
BRES. Informaran en- la misma
barberia. San Jose No. 1. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05
sUnited Press, via All America cabies)

LoNDREs, octubre 4.-Un peri6di-
co local dice que los delegados helenos
en- Ia conferencia de Mudania han re-
chazado de manera enfatica las propo
siciones aliadas re,ativas la evacua-
ci6n de Tracia.
La Comlsi6n especial creada para
estudiar las medidas qeu Sc deben
adoptar para acercar los criterios en- 10
referente al abandono de Tracia no ha
podido encontrar ninguna seduction del
problema.
En- 81 examen de las disposiciones q.
habran de regular las facultades y de-
beres de las potencias mandatarias de
Criente, la conferences hara 10 posi-
ble para asegurar todos los paises
que tienen intereses en- el cercano Es-
te, el restablecimiento de la actividad
economical, sin que Sc requiera una in
tervenci6n "manu military.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-10-05

LONDRES, octubre 4.-El sefior We
nizelos conferenci6 con M. schanzer a
rtop6sito de los acontecimientos des.
arrollados tiltimamente en- Grecia.
venizelos hizo una exposition de las
buenas relaciones Que siempre ha mante
nido su pals con el gobierno de Italia,
las cuales estan ahora mas que nunca
fuedtensnte consolidadas.
cirecia, dijo venizelos, ha salido de
Ia revoluci6n universa.menie conside-
rada y engrandecida.
M schanzer prometi6 ocuparse con
deteninniento de la situaci6n griega.
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A LOS coMERCIANTES Y
QUINCALLEROS

Acabamos de recibir 1000 do
cenas de canisetas que reaIiza-
mos a TN precio nunca visto.
la LUNA
Cr- % esquina a Luna
RODRIGUEZ HMNOS., S. en- c.
Box o63 San Juan, P. r.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

whose loyalty and devotion cannot he too highly praised You have been given brief glimpses Of the club work carried on by some of these workers, but you could hardly be es- pected 10 gain very comprehensive idea of what is really being done from these one minute speeches If there were time 10 go into detail, you would learn something of what is being built into the characters of the chil- dren who form these groups and how earnestly we are striving through these agencies to produce future citi- gems Of self reliant and Christian character. Outing one week in No vember. the aggregate attendance at our various classes was 40. and over 800 different children were included in this number This IS 3 fair aver age of the number reached weekly by means of these classes
 Workers Needed
 Our volunteer workers. effclent as they are, cannot extend their service over an unlimited area, so we have been obliged during the past months, to refuse number of applicants at our sewing schools because of lack of teachers. A little girl applied at the Lafayette school some weeks ago and ] was obliged 10 tell her we could
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

ment was quickly repeated to the mother and brought forth an irate note from a daughter Of the house hold in which she said, "If you had nine children, you would not be lazy, you would be crazy" If you had even six children. the oldest only eight years old, and the youngest not quite four weeks. and your home consisted of three tiny rooms for which you paid goodly sum in rent, and your wages for a week amounted to Ss SD, and on top of all that, you met with an accident at the factory. wouldn't you be at least little dis tracted?
 Such are the conditions in a home of my acquaintance
 Clubs For Children
 We are trying to give to the chll- dern in the way of instruction. rec. reation. and spiritual guidance, what their parents are unable to supply To this end, we conduct during the week, at six different centers, ten clubs and classes, two Sunday schools and one informal evening service, for more than 400 children from the families under our care
 50 Workers Used
 In this work we are ably assisted by corps of fifty volunteer workers.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-10

noi take her, but would send her word when there was room for her. After what she thought a sufficient length of time had elapsed, she came again with the same request, only 10 receive the same reply, We can't take any new scholars because wA haven't teachers enough" Nothing daunted, she appeared again the fol- lowing week again asking to be ad- mitted, But didn't I tell you we would let you know when we could take you7" l asked Yes" was the reply, but I don't know how to sew and my mother wants me to learn to sew and she said. Try again. and my father even wanted me to come because want to learn how to sew.'' Her importantly won the day and the girl was admitted
 Housekeeping class
 During a part of the year a house. keeping class was held at the City Mission headquarters and the girls were taught table setting. dish wash ing, bed making. dusting, etc, but a far better opportunity was furnished at the Fresh Air camp, where the daily doing of these humble tasks gave the girls chance to become ex-
 Continued on Page Seventeen)
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(Continued on Page seventeen)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

OF the Nolstead Act. il is nothing OF
the sort II is simply "a strong,
wholesome. virile store OF true Amer
lean life; IL tells the simple tale OF
the life and trials and tribulations OF
sturdy American lumberman. and
It's wonderful scenes were taken in
Fan actual lumber village up in the
Adirondacks.
Fitting Musical Theme.
Dealing as 10 does with ld-fash-
toned love and life. it was vitality
necessary that its beautiful episodes
and thrilling scenes should have
their fitting musical theme. and a
splendid orchestral accompaniment
has been made which brings in har-
moniously many Of the old fashioned
hut well remembered tunes. In the
sentimental passages there excerpts
from THE Heart Bowed Down" and
from Cardinal Newman's lovely and
favorite hymn. Lead Kindly Light"
against these purely poetlcal musical
themes are set of such themes as
Hail Hail. the Gangs All Here" and
"A Hot Time in the Old Town To-
night"
Side by side with the thrills and
the excitement, the burning OF a
saloon: the mad fight Of two men in
| front of a log jam in a rushing
river. there are passages OF great
I beauty and loveliness; love scenes
that are refreshingly wholesome; and
/ here the orchestraGon swings into
such melodies as Loves Old Sweet
Song" Father. Dear Father" and
others. The great and abiding pop,
ularity or the. theme OF this picture
makes these popular melodies pecu-
liarly fitting and they aid greatly in
developing the wonderful artistry
displayed by the director. oscar
APPEL
A most brilliant cast headed by
John Lowell interprets this screen
classic Ten Nights in Bar Room"
will be seen at the Orpheum theater
\ this week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

is quite some ambition But Hex Iu-
gram did that very thing He chose
as his plot. the story from the pen
OF Balzac. and gave il the title The
Conquering Power He next took
Rodolph Valentino and Alice Terry.
the outstanding stars Of The Four
Horsemen and gave them parts In
his new picture The result j. a pro-
ductiOn that will rank with the
greatest pictures OF all times
The COnquering Power viii
have its first South Bend showings
az the Blackstone on Tuesday. Ne
mortal Day. II comes TO this city
heralded a. Mammoth spectacle
II is called great in every respect
plot, acting. sets. background and
emotion. Whether or not 81 is as
good or better than The Four
Horsemen" we will leave for the
thousands Of South Bend people who
will see the picture 10 Judge
Viola Dana in the spicy comedy
"Seeing's Believing" is at the Black
stone for the last times today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
AUDITORIUM

"A stage Romance" generally
conceded TO be the greatest motion
picture ever made by William Fa~-
mum, is shown at the Auditorium
theater today and Memorial Day.
Alexander Dumas. from whose play
the picture was adapted is often
called the worlds greatest plot
builder"
Furthermore. the story concerns
the crucial period in the life OF Ed
mund Kean. the greatest Of English
actors Several actors and actresses
conspicuous in the annals OF stage
and screen appear in support of Far
mum. Among these are Holmes +.
Herbert. the sO-called aristocrat of
the screen. Peggy Shaw. little Ruth
Goodwin and Marie Bonnillas.
on the same bill is the latest issue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29

Q.-When was the original version
Of Tess Of the Storm Country"
which Mary Pickford is reviving.
hlmed2
A-"Tes-s of the Storm Country
We originally filmed in 1918. and was
a fve-reel production.
Q.-What petite move star has a
high reputationu for punctuality?
A.-Shirley Mason She is always
on time and never keeps the com
pany or director waiting
On what new production will
Wallace Reid be seen with Lillian
Gish
An TIE Fatal Marriage"
which is a screen adaptation Of Ten
nyson's famous "Enoch Arden"
What famous screen star appeared
as an extra in picture now being film
eG. and demanded pay Al the rate Of
$1,000 a week? You will be inter
ested to know the answer. Read II
tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
BREMEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Victor HUFF Of Ra-
cine. Wis arrived here by auto
Wednesday and are visiting relatives
here this week.
Mrs G.. NJ Buck entertained the
Stichery club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. W f. Walter, Miss Alice
were in Plymouth Thursday after
noon 70 attend a musicale.
Mrs. Theodore Graverson and chill
dren visited relatives in South Bend
the first OF the week.
Ray Armstrong and family moved
into the Fisher property on f. Ply
mouth ST.. this week.
James Depler and family moved
Ito Chicago, where they expec. to
make their home.
George Carver OF Argos is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs S. b. Shonk-
wiler.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Kinzie of
Detroit are visiting relatives in Bre-
men for several days.
Miss Betty HAYS is spending sever
al weeks at Bristol. Ind
Harvey Wine was taken 10 81. Jo-
sephs hospital at Mishawaka. Thus
day for an operation for appendicitis
Mr. and Mrs. L. 3. Snowden and
daughter. Of Gary. Ind, are guests of
Mr.. and dMrs. Floyd Listenberger
over Memorial Day.
II. l.. Walter and wife left Satur-
day for Detroit on visit OF several
days.
Bremen public schools closed the
years work on Friday. The gradual
ing exercises were held Thursday
evening DR.. L. J. Rettger Of Indiana
state Normal school delivered the
address. Miss Amey AiCher Of South
Bend sang two pleasing numbers.
The senior class numbered "a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-29
Secrets of the Movies Revealed

Q.-What is a movie prop room7
A-The prop" loom. meaning
property room. is the name applied
in the studios 20 vast buildings which
house all the properties which may
be used 20 complete the setting for a
scene. They have everything from
toothpicks 10 railway cars. They are
so complete that II the director wants
a blacksmith shop scene all he has to
do is tell the property man and In a
few minutes the shop will be corn
plete from the anvil and bellows 10
the iron shavings and hoof parings
for the floor. In the big studios the
property rooms contain between 49,
900 and 100. 900 articles
Q.-Who is Mrs. John Gilbert. the
movie star?
A--Leatrice Joy is now Mrs. John
Gilbert She was married To Gilbert
recently in Tia Juana. across the
Mexican border