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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04
CHICAGO GKAIN MARKEr.

CHICAGO. May 3.-Annonnccmsnt 81
yrsss! chartcrsSf"r the shipment OF. SEQ 600
hushci> "f wheat out az Chicago by Ink.
routes gave an upward swing 10 vhc.,
prices today. but nluc h OF the 2alns failed
20 hold The market closed unsettled a
me, same az yesterdays finish to nc
higher. with Nay slit;. 10 Si4a and July
t.2s1 70 u Hn. Corn closed &c 10 ic
Sca &c. and provisions unchanged to asc
wheat market ~ah checked, tho May de
livery touched 3lb: rise o; 2hc
come Of It's impetus from higher ouSts
lions a! Liverpool. and thi, fact as leii
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AZ me news OF vessel charters Indica,!nr
!pcrai outward movement Of grain
.sUin nee Ied I" anxiety on tho rar, OF
sun" May shorts TO stop losses Fcondi.
tLons aH"ctinE iha wheat market v,r.
,ntErtE reversed. nevertheless. during IN !,
,ast hnnr, and FOR brief tim. price.
urnp OF a'ac from early top figures rho
sr'pnck was partly due 10 pron; taking
On IN: iart Of t-aders who had bcen ON
me ouEinE sid: OF tho market before
nooh. IN Eh"ris were covering Jus, 10.
loIe W." C.os". and the narke, wa.
HEaih snowi0R rally. Dcliverie. on
Mn! contracts today were 5000 h,ishel.
DeIaE IN planting. together with ,.li,
q. broader t>p"rS-demsnd inspired actiy.
'''"'i WIN
H!sher ouota;ion, on hogs gave a .i,,
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New orlssns --Middling. 1912. r.c.i,,.
80 exports. SEQ. sales. 26et. stock. go.
Galveston .Milhlinr. ISIS: rece,p,s $50,
'sroits j Ss: sales, 1855. ..ocA Eli a.;
Mno'i"- Mihhi.ns 100 receipts. 42S;
savannah Middllur Is7s: receipts a..
,,hs'!"-,nr- Receipts. 20, stock 20 ,oo
W,,in!nst"n- M!dd.lns, is.:5, receipts. loa:
Texss city. s,cck. ;.47
$40, TE"riG!s. M.dGlin. so: receipts. 49,.
liz, h@s'o% i siiaGo.s 60; receipts. s.,
rhl'ad"li hia stock si.s
..%-W ,i"rk Midd!inG. 20: receipts. ..
Minor uo.'. Stock ,.ts
: IA! ~ ,oaa'H..,R.Sg'ip's 1850: exports
.-T",a! for week -Receir;.. Sc 253: exports,
To,al for. season Receipts. 5.a5s.lss; ex.
ports lsrtnaS '''''' "
Interior movement:
Houston -Mlddiinr 1870: r-cc!n.s .na.
'tv;;imrni,. 80 "a 90. ~: .,oc.. 1850
,Aagusrs -M!dd!ins. isa5: r@cslpi. ia IL:
-hini""n's. l0s sa"s SO. STOCK III ~
-. louis MiddlinE I-25 receipts, i',l7
Atlanta -M!ddlng la
it',- Rock MidilinY. 1870: r.c,tr,s
- sh'' 'hen'S ~ sales J !jG. stock 80 :.
-Mddiinr, l'i6. -.!c.. a.?1a
,,T"'al '"tay-Re0eipt. SOS: ,htnmcn,,
H.ti. stock. aih,Z72
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'oND SALES LIGHT:
MARKET IRREGULAR

tot ga" ,Y9hk Ma &~HusTi...I,
'one for th~ moss s% - ny ~ Ign, and rHs
ana f orsra y~ss?ec.aIy anon. 'GGoofi sS,..d
res cio,ed rslnlv ~ Liberty
j"wer ,idnai, ~s,- ase'!n".
Of, The sw.-s and s,.s.,n,in" : tnd zone
CONF, a, !;act!nne rspro,.n,.J
railways. who's. NOTABLY Sew
ns Me naysierlea ot 'he Bona 80" h".n on
~ cent !ssu"s We. 80. 6'' Tho
sfohE IN contrast 20 IN. A,''e .ard
Wy - 'e"!izlrE >aia. o'". Th!s n
,."hscS among dorues.i- rzu.
n.ctihF losser OF fraction. "ff" con
ient. S ews H HsSe, ey gains .: ... 3,
hoint, and IN. 3i.s o; !.,s ~, +''o ~
~ tn hrcpins with ,Ipects Inv. 80
.a'rpe@p Pacific Tei~rhon, no new
he tort Rue tonnd ready ,.,e An,...'.y
ny .he New England Teiephon. $500.
Tn IN onnpa ny, which - 10 %. 1fre,ah" a.
I'os'hh bankiDR house. Torsy. ~ nS
par value. were s!7.Ise.6ir ~"'s sa!es.
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points NJ net. on the more active months:
y, the lowest Il was II 10 :, points down
n", Jug traded a. hiGh ri hiD and
.nW a: $50. Loves, Lewis were reached
ainnnd III" middle OF the day.
me "peninE bulge was due TO further
rains ~ the belt and rather pr0-
;.Sonnced npiurn followed The reading Of
IL M""n.E crop reports AZ the middle OF
~" "ofninS as they were credited as
oelnE una N0ra6le ON the whole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04

C. NJ. Bass. OF Rice. was named yes
'efd"N hv Governor T.. Lee Trinkie To
IN" stat" Board OF Agriculture and
Inn grafton 10 succeed John r.
h"i"r' OF b'"pn,anta. resigned. Tho
'c" is short one. expiring on
March :, 1923
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04

naEced by some mills today in KEEPING
win the sharp rise in raw cottnn hut
were advanced by spinner who found
moderate sales Worsted yarns we're az
i've and sold at higher prices, RAW .iik
thfown and stun silk also advanced Hiir
.erS were held at higher prices due Ia
Ihe ue.ayed planting OF iMtc IN India
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04

MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
COFFEE.


e ,Es advance oi to ii points IN IN
,u;y selling a, i@:so and pe sSanf w's a,
~; ,;a' or II 20 /. points n.i higher during
r rH nsf' Of fw y.. mlnns' ms lchss'ca
,hri nraSii Is planning 70 continue thu
ina, loans are being secured Tor , hat
im.,In.,So rherS Ma no special buying
how@ver and prizes s"s@i nf re tGds sS
Inl! and $50 FOR December during III.
c.Gsins Gnois,ions The close Vas to-
=, net T., hiEher; sales were estimated
lGs, September. s;S: Gc '"; si;.; De De.
'eSin no, ~: ia mar .s2 March. 80.
:. IL, 70 ,t, Cos, and freight 5uSi S onsqs
were Irregular; including santos IS and
rr"mp, shipnen,., and 1875 to isi5 Tor
M ~ neg crop shipmcnts. RIO IS were
AmeT.ean credit. \ private cabI" from
santos lad there was a large demand
The official cables reported IN ad-
w %I'E Of Z, r,i: in the dollar 6lsy!ns rate.
Z" - re!S lover and Santos Unchanged To
$500. JnndIahy receipts. ss.06S. New Y"rE
c ON, "Tch IA az! ngures point ,",a de-
VIA Ss@pniy for April with EuIopean
4: Snw Va, yo sas,, & 1assee xI.s eSss;
gg%so'Ga a, sn SOS, and freight. esna I0" to
23;;ls cents. cost and freight; S' equal mI to
9 and ns rar;a R fss s and Ss ssSn'
m naEs Of csaas for second hait May ship ship
lowed by sale. today of 3o.cS at I'D.
n p;.o. and tnsiEh,. and 5000 bags OF Porto
The raw sugar future marke, was
s n"a. al the oi.en!ns. ana mrs, prices
l,gu
covering and scattered commission. hous"
Tf rcc sci,ar rt"de nier"s,s however. were
closing at nc, declines Of TO , noin;s
i Max:: .ss: September. -.s5. December .ss:
The refined mark, was unchanged a,
%asnrs Rsanc% f Er%@sia's @dinI anf
Jn.y. ~ September. clio: December. Go
rce fM du nR no .sies re- My Trough
miliers receipts. saimc clean ric.. s Gmi.s
.s,es reror,ed; 1a' pockets Japan al t"i Is.
a nscs sGsS ser..n ms E"". a, d, ~ 81
Bran and polish. unchanged. p''' "o"e'
DRY GOODS.
vaSced Sy Sn .Ss MS M,,; lG ,%G, goods adj
buyers bought conservative!v. warm a ps
moierse snIss Il s1; nj who found
~. and sold AZ higher prices. Raw silk
!ers were held Al higher prices. due s'" To-
the delayed planting Of jutc in India.
s NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. GA. May S-Turnon,i,.
i lf G e. safs 2sS rsc.ip,s 5s sh"
- receipts itsi shipments sd: stock
ia. n2nots r. 40: u. ln5IiI0: +:
.nnt 1917 F. i.ln7 Tti5 q n ,E. 7
~ 6a ti.n: * 40: NJ TIA 80: *. 5n5
FINANCIAL
LONDON May S.--Bar silver. * nenc4
p-i "uH.e. Money, u per Disroun,
pps'@s; rhort bills and three month bills,
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NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Nav pouo,
riGc' dut: no sales: receipts 81 sacks:
MIXERS receipts. SANG. Clean rIcc uuirt .
tS,ea reported: 10 pockets japan al a., ,
80 rockets Rlue Ross al 3i.GIs.: 81
Eoch"ts screenings al 2i3 receipts none
Bran and polish. unchanged ''
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NOnfOLK COTTON ENCHANGE

"''"Fed ~ norfolk aad Portsmouth
Cotton Exchange.
u.,,r Norfolk. Va. May 3 1872
Mluh,ng today, higher. niddilng cor
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NAVAL STORES.

SANASEAH. GA. May S-Turpen,in.
,nsn,, "n.s; sales $50; receipts 5sS: ship,
- receipts. liza; shipments 5si: stock
I ia, quote: ~ 40: u. lRIiI0: +:
tion 1917: F. +l2ia1tis g. "a ,Is.
~ In: X 40: VI .LEai;p: 90
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FINANCIAL

i.o:. .oN' Nay S..Bar silver 81 pence
", o"n,e Money. u per cent Discoun,
* ~; snort bills and three month bills,
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
NlChmOnn Union Stock Yards

May 3. 1922
nemarks: iAfht supply Of cattle Mar
'et active. Prices higher on all classes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04

Ihe Following realty transactions
were reported yesterday In Chan
Gerry Court:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04

l3o-MarSaret G. Spaiding. Basil -.
'husband). TO julia NJ. Dunn. No.
II l-2, east line Laurel Street, Isl
feet 1 inches south Main street. south
l6 feet inches by as feet & inches.
April %. 1922. Tax $3.50. $40.
l32-W. -. Hurt. Blanche VI. ,wifc)
TO W. r. Tompkins. east line Thirty
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
MINORITY MEMBERS
OF RAILROAD LABOR
BOARD ARE trapped"
CONTINUED from Page One.)


which they occupy, to advise n
strike, but they obviously distort
and misconstrue the language Of
the majority in order to provide
the condition which they pronounce
a Justification.
This is not the only place in the
dissenting opinion where the sug-
gestion Is made to the employees to
strike. AS a matter of fact the
entire dissenting opinion consti-
tutes a strained and exaggerated
effort to inflame the employees by
the belief that they have been
grossly outraged by this decision.
"A fair statement of the facts
will convince any disinterested man
that no injustice has been done to
these employees by the present de-
cision, and that the decrease in
their wages is conservative and is
based upon the law and the evil
dence."
Declaring the minority savagely
attacked statements quoted from
former decisions by the board in
which relevant circumstances "re-
ferred to in the transportation act,
were considered in wage increases.
the majority members asserted that
"it would appear that the relevant
circumstances were to be consider
ed by the present dissenting mem
bers in relation only to wage in
creases but not decreases"
The statement then went into the
controversy over theoretical living
standards and the minority's
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

charges that the year 1917 was au
unfair year to adopt as a basis OF
starting point in the conderation
Of wages of railway labor.
1.-THE dissenters are well aware
that the wage reports of this board
have begun with the year 1917 and
in this arrangement" the statement
continued.
Statistics from the bureau of la
Dor and the Interstate Commerce
commission on living costs and
standards in 1915. a year which
the dissenters said was fair basis,
were quoted by the majority men,
bers, who, after a lengthy presen-
tation, said that the standard Of
living for clerks under the rates
prescribed by the decision is 12.1
| per cent above 1915.
ut certainly affords grounds for
satisfaction and encouragement
rather than for inflammatory APP
peals for strikes" the statement
said.
Recognition OF budgets proposed
by the minority would result in the
loss of hundreds Of millions of dol
lars to the railroads each year. the
majority members continued.
This shortage would have had to
be paid by some form of taxation
of the public, presumably freight
rates, which would have added to
the burdens of every individual in
the country. rich and poor. they
said.
at is we'll to remember" the
statement continued, "that The
time will never come in this or any
other country when the ordinary
rules of common sense and bust
ness, call them economic laws, IL
you wish, can be absolutely ignored
in the conduct of any industry.
The latest instance in which these
laws have been thrown overheard
and replaced by fine-spun sociaIts-
tic theories, both in railway and
other industries ia found in Rus
STA, and the result there is not one
that this country desires to emu
late.
1.-THE minority are sowing some
of the tiny seeds that have gerpni-
mated and blossomed into indus
trial anarchy in Russia when they
make such statements as this; they
(the economic laws) are simply a
description of the way in which
1 business and industry has worked
to date, and II has worked out very
badly for human life.
ut will be readily conceded that
our social and Industrial system
has not invariably produced per-
feet results, but, upon the whole,
it has demonstrated its superiority
to every experimental substitute
that has been offered. And the
fact must not be overlooked that
this great industrial republic has
rewarded labor with its largest de-
gree of liberty, prosperity and
happiness. It Is we'll not to hold
its minority imperfections SO close
to the eye to obscure its bene-
fits"
The minority to which today's
reply was made, was signed by Ar.
thur o. Wharton and Albert Phil
lips. The third labor member OF
the board, w. L. McMenimen. was
In the east on an investigation trim
when the minority report was is
sued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
AIR MAIL SERVICE
RECORD is BROKEN

San Francisco, June IA rec
ord for the airplane time between
Salt Lake City and San Francisco
was made by the United States air
mail service today, when three fly
ers working in relays negotiated
the distance In hours. IL min
utes. The announcement was
made by the air mail service.
Pilot H. B. Levisee, who started
the trip, jumped off at Salt Lake
City at AIS a. m. He negotiated
the jump to Elko, New, in 1 hour,
81 minutes. Pilot William F.
Blanchard made the next relay to
Reno in hours, Is minutes. The
last relay from Reno to San Fran.
cisco was made by Pilot Harry V.
Huking. who negotiated the trip in
2 hours flat. arriving here at 1882
q. m.
The trip was planned for the
purpose of breaking the record.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

Carlsbad is due for another con-
tinuation of development in the
oil line during the month of July.
The Bluebird we'll which has been
shut down awaiting car load of
eight inch casing will resume op-
erations the latter part of July.
The blackberry Drilling Syndicate
well will resume operations the
first of July and drill another hole.
The Canix Drilling company an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
CARLSBAD LAND
DIVINE RS CAN GET
FEDERAL LOANS
viii Run for a Period OF ~
Years at About 6 Per Cent
Interest; Collections Re-
ported Good.
By SCOTT ETTERl

Carlsbad, N. NJ, June lf'-fer-
hans nothing has recently stimu-
lated and affected fina "cial CIR
cles at Carlsbad than the an
nounce by the federal land bank al
Wichita that loans will now be
nlaced on Carlsbad project lands
running for a period of twenty
years at about six per cent inter-
est. the loan paying itself out
upon the amortized payment plan
of this institution.
Our farmers have been preclud-
ed from getting loans from the
federal land bank for five years
on account OF the prior lien OF the
reclamation service, but this mas
now been removed.
The bank has received a total of
$4,000 in applications for ap-
praisal which will be made some
time in July. ,
All of this money when received
here will go to pay off old paper
which has been drawing from 10
to IL per cent on short time and
which had to be renewed from
time to time.
The interest rate on this $685.
600 will be cut in two in the mid
die and the farmers burdens in
this respect lessened by one-half.
As nearly the entire amount Will
go to pay off old paper at Carls-
bad and thereby get into cidcula-
ton at once locally. 1t is estimated
that this new money will eventual
" pay off three-quarters Of mill
lion in debts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
Doing His Duty

For two years I suffered ago.
nizing pains in my stomach.
belching up sour and bitter
fluids and gas. Tongue always
coated. Doctors were unable to
help me. The first dose of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy made me feel
100 per cent better. and 1 am
now feeling better than at any
time in my life. I deem it my
duty TO advise other suffers" 1t
is a simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mu-
Gus from the intestinal tract and
allays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach,
liver and intestinal ailments, in
Guiding appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded.
For sale by Briggs Pharmacy
and druggists everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

Fine showers beginning Monday
and continuing for two days have
been of great benefit to ranges and
to the cotton crops. Some hay was
caught down but as the rain came
almost between cuttings this item
of damage is very small compared
to the benefits.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18

The merchants of Carlsbad say
that they have made collections by
voluntary payment the past month
far in excess of current collections,
which indicates a very healthy
condition financially.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18


nounced this week that it will also
begin the completion of the well
south of Carlsbad which 1t recently
purchased after Kansas interests
had drilled it to a depth of 1,320
feet.
None of these companies is
financed by local people, as the
money has all been furnished by
Los Angeles capitalists who have
already spent about $4,000 here.
The Canix we'll Is located upon
state of New Mexico lands and the
other two are upon private leases.
The New Mexico Petroleum well
was stopped in an oil sand and the
casing is to be set to shut off salt
water so that test well can be
made. The blackberry well is also
in an oil sand but water trouble
has to be overcome before any test
of the sand can be made.
Carlsbad is planning to enter
tain thousands of people here on
July 8. 4 and from neighboring
towns and other portions of the
state.
Eight hundred boy scouts will be
encamped at the bathing beach
east of town during that week,
coming from three states.
Thirty-five beeves are to be bar
becued and J. U. Fake and C. c.
Skies, local Isaac Waltons of the
Pecos, have guaranteed to the
Chamber of Commerce to catch
just one ton of live fish which are
being put into the big public utili-
ties tank, where these New Mexico
nimrods are fattening them with
an abundance of corn and feed so
that the fish will be in splendid
condition to butcher on the fourth.
In view OF the fact that these fish
must be caught with hook and line
and all will be caught between
June 1 and July these gentlemen
are demonstrating the abundance
of fish in Carlsbad streams and
their own ability to complete the
job, as they already have on exhi-
bition in the big tank about one.
fourth of the required ton, where
the fish are rapidly becoming do
mesticated TO such an extent that
they are always ready for their daily
feed.
A solid train of Pullmans loaded
with Amarillo trade boosters ar
rived in Carlsbad Thursday morn
ing at the early hour Of 6 o'clock.
They were met at the Santa Fe
station by Carlsbad people with
cars and taken at once to the beach
for a swim. These Texas folks
came to Carlsbad to educate us but
IT. seemed that they were absorbing
more education themselves, be.
cause not one out of ten of the
two hundred had ever been in New
Mexico south of Clovis and did not
know that such city with it's nat
ural environments existed down
here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-18
Maj. z. Keith Roch, assistant seere.
tary Of the Palestine government.

Mai. E. Keith Roch, : st assist
ant secretary of the Palestine gov
eminent, has just arrived in the
United States on semi-official visit
on behalf Of the Pro-Jerusalem So
ciety, the object Of which is the
preservation of the amenities of
the Holy City. He is now in Wash
ington.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
CINE PUERTO RICO:

Cuarta jornada de la asombrosa Sc
RE francesa titulada .El Hombre de
las Tres Caras''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
Diego MoNTEs.
Mayagiiez.
voLLEY BALL EN- LA ~. M. c. A

Hay gran animation entire la socie-
dad deportiva de esta ciudad. con mo-
two de los juegos de "volley- y-ball'' ,
que para decidir el carnpeonato local,
Sc vienen celebrando en- la Sociedad
Cristiana de Jovenes, de San Juan.
Ell viernes pasado Sc efectuaron los
primeros desafios entire Ell team Sport
ing Club VS.. Seminary, de Rio Piedras,
resultando victoriosos los primeros, y
entire Ell team Arrow VS.. Y. M. G. A.
Leaders, resultando vencedores los Sc
gundos. Ell martes de la semSna CO.
rriente, Y. M. G. A. Leaders anotaron
otra victoria contra los Sporting Club
Jr., y los Seminary derrotaron a los
Spartans en- un brillante juego.
Los juegos son al aire Hbre, Y sc in
vita cordialmeiite al publico afc!onado
para asistir a estos. La entrada es era-
tbs. R
oportunamerte Sc daran detalles de
los pr6ximos desafios.
j. H. D.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
NORMA:

Wallace Reid en- la preciosa conedia
dramatica titulada .'El Expreso de Gu
pido'' una cinta c6mica.
Manana:-Es Estreno del precioso dra-
ma en- seis actos titulado Sci Hombre
de Roca'' por el aplaudido actor Con-
way Tearle'' Y ell capitulo doce de la
serie "El Captain Kidd.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
BoR1NoUEN PARK:

Harold Lloyd en- la divertida comedia
en- cinco actos tituIada ".El CONSENT
do de Abuelita''.
Mafiana:-El suntuoso drama On sells
actos titulado ']lOcencia rulpada"
por Ell eminente actor Henry B. WAL
thall una revista Pathe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16

Nuevos- episodes de la serie "El Ca
pitan Kidd ell drama en- seis actos
Ell Precio de todo hombre''.
Mafiana:-El extraordinario 'tfilm"
"camino del ocaso'', una comedia y
una revista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
D1NE TRES BArDERAs:

William Duncan ell los episodios nuc
we diez de la serie 'sRetando al Des=
tino' una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-16
IMPERIAL.

Grandes actos de variedades y episo
dios ounce diez seis de la gran
serie Robinson Crusoe'', ademas de
una comedia Y una revista.
Maiiana:- La simp&tica Gladys WAL
ton en- ''La Despreciada y episodios
cinco seis de la historical serie to-
mada en- Alaska, que lleva por titulo
clos Peligros del Yukon.