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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
Idaho State News Items.

Nampa has voted $4,000 paving
bonds.
Salmon is replacing about i1 miles
of old water mains.
Bonner county assessments show
more than half the valuation Is 10
public utility properties.
The annual convention of the Idaho
Bankers association will be held at
Hayden Lake, June and I.
The Democratic state nominating
convention, Aug. %, Is 10 be held al
HALEY.
Prisoners at the Idaho state
penitentlary are to receive courses OF
instruction in all the various branches
of agriculture in which the university
extension division has specialists.
During the month Of April total
OF 54, $50 acres Of federal and state
lands was treated with poison to Kill
ground squirrels. Seven thousand
pounds OF poison were used.
The state reclamation district bond
com mission has prepared its report to
the state treasurer providing for the
certifIcation of the $500, 900 worth of
bonds Of the Hayden Lake irrigation
district 10 north Idaho.
State and county taxes for 1891 10
35 Idaho counties have decreased
under 1920, and taxes for schools.
highways, cities and villages have
Increased, according to a comparison
made public at the bureau OF public
accounts Saturday.
A total of 1873 predatory animals,
including 179 coyotes and ten gray
wolves, was killed by government
hunters In Idaho during April,
according to the report OF Luther
Goldman, predatory animal Inspector
for the Idaho district.
The total number OF births reported
in the state OF Idaho during the
mouth Of Apri! 10 to May 10 was
within three or being 1000. 1t was
announced Saturday at the bureau Of
vital statlsti,s OF the 997 births
reported SIG were boys and 4Sl girls
No colored childreo were born during
the month.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
FUTURE IS BRIGHT.
Dean IddingS Sees Veil Of
Gloom Lifting.

Moscow, Idaho. .-"Agriculture 10
Idaho has bright future, the crisis
has passed, prices have increased from
& tu 100 per cent within the last few
months" said E. J. Iddings, dean of
tho college of agriculture and director
If the experiment station, who
addressed the Agriculture club of the
the University Of Idaho on "The
nture OF Agriculture In Idaho"
1.-THE sheep market has surpassed
oil cancellations, the cattle market is
excellent, hogs are fair price, the
surplus hay has disappeared. fruit has
given satisfactory returns. all Of
which indicate that the depression Is
over.
1.-THE cultivated area Of Idaho will
he increased SO per cent within the
next Is years. The cutover lands of
northern Idaho will be placed in
farms. The large one-crop farms will
he broken up into smaller, diversified
farms. Irrigation will be greatly
developed 10 southern Idaho.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
FOREST PROTECTION
Federal Aid Will Be Same As
Last Year.

Boise, Idaho. Idaho will receive
as much federal aid for forest pro-
lection in 1922 as was received in
1921, and maybe more, according
to |. H. Nash, state land commits
sioner, who has returned from
Washington, where he has been
tor about two weeks, attending a
meeting of the foresters of the
various states called for the
purpose of deciding on the allot-
ment of the $500, 600 federal funds
for forest protection.
Eastern foresters made a strong
effort to have the method of distri.
button changed in such way that
the amount Idaho would receive
would be cut down, Mr.. Nash said,
but this was blocked, and the ratio
will be about the same as last year.
In 1921 Idaho received total of
SIG, 500 from the federal govern
ment to aid in the protection of the
forests of the state. This amount
was distributed, SIC, 500 to the
forests of the northern part of the
state and $4,000 to the southern
timber holdings. This year, Mr..
Nash thinks, the northern forests
will get more and the southern
forests less, but thinks the total
will be about the same.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
Booze From Spokane.

Occur d'Alene. The ,sheriff's force
arrested Leithe Smith at Hayden
Lake on the charge of selling intoxi-
satlng liquor and turned her over to
Tue federal officers.
spokane officials were notified and
'ue residence of her mother, Mrs
Aoretta Drulnmond, In Spokane, was
'a'ued, and 20 gallon still, sou
Saiions of mash and several hundred
pounds OF sugar were found there.
ine daughter had been receiving
'u''case fzom Spokane several times
."eek' which she claimed was food
'eut to her by her mother.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
How Judges Must File.

District judges who are Candidates
to succeed themselves 10 Office or
other candidates for Judgship must
die their nomination papers with The
secretary OF state between the dates
OF June aud July1, both dates
inclusive. This information was sent
Saturday 10 letter from 20. Jones,
secretary OF state, to g. K. Crowley.
prosecuting attorney for Bonneville
county. Mr.. Crowley wanted to know
when the nomination papers had to
be fled.
The Idaho law provides that at
least 80 days before any primary
election Is held. the secretary of state
shall certify to the county recorder
OF each county iD the state the nam,
postoffice address and party desigus
tion of each person entitled to bs
voted for at the primary for the ofiice
OF district judge.
The Idaho primary elections are
held this year on August lst and the
secretary OF state has required that
the nominations must be filed with
him at least 80 days before this date.
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alleged due on mortgage, WAS found
10 district court last Friday.

alleged due on mortgage, was found
10 district court last Friday.
A judgment Of S275 and costs as
prayed was granted the plaintitf in
the case of Fanny Brophy versus the
Spokane Valley Land s. Water com
pany heard in probate court last week.
A campaign to raise $500 as
Kootenai county's share OF the
support OF Camp Esston, Boy Scout
summer camp near Benefits bay, was
started Tuesday morning and will be
continued until the sum Is secured,
according to an announcement from
James Hill, manager OF the drive.
Charles F. Dwight, deputy collec-
tor OF internal revenue, and B. H.
Smith, assistant chief field deputy,
are q the city,going over the revenue
returns. Mr.. Dwight will be in
charge of the revenue collection for
Kootenai, Bonner and Benewah
counties and will make bis headquar-
ters in Occur d'Alene. He will have
bis offlce open the last three days of
each mouth.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
WORLEY

The revenue Of the village OF
Worley the last fiscal year was S537O.
The estimate for the current year IS
for expenditures Of $5, 040.
The Ladies' Bible class gave a
measuring social.
Jack Quigley sustained lnternai
injuries 10 fall from load OF nay.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
SPIRIT LAKE

The PrindIe hospital has reopened.
Teachers elected, who have signed
contracts, are Jane ]. French, Kath-
ryn Smith, Marguerite SandusKy.
hazel May Ouse. Gladys Clarke and
Supt. G. e. Sunderlin.
Chautauqua dates are June Ito Il.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
Graduates Large Class.

Twenty-one graduates Of the eighth
grade of the Rathdrum public schools
are to receive their diplomas
at the Community Methodist church
this evening, the entire class having
nassed the recent state examinations.
A program has been arranged by the
teacher, Miss Layton. Following are
the names of those in the class, IN
random order regardless Of standing:
Olive Sheffield
Nora Gonser
Burton Satchwell
Gertrude Lathrop
Robert Stevenson
Ernest Gill
Faye Williams
Florence Brock
Hazel Roscoe
Nathaniel Bradbury
Robert Thompson
Helen Young
Emma Monaco
Helen Wisdom
Elizabeth Heitman
Frank Allen
Glen Shern
Rolle Hurrell
-
Charles Smith
Edith Coon
Martha Deremore
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At this time the fee report Of c. O.
Sowder, Clerk, Auditor, and Recorder,
for the Quarter ending April Sth, 1922.
was audited and approved.
At this time the fee report of T. L.
Quarles, Sheriff, for the Quarter end
ing April 8th, 1922, was audited and
approved
At this time, upon recommendation
Of M. G.. Whitney, Probate Judge, 1T
was ordered that the payment of the
Mothers Pension to Mrs. Ada Downs,
COL Occur d'Alene Avenue, Occur d.
Alene, idaho, be discontinued.
At this time the following claims
against the county were audited and
allowed and the Auditor was ordered
to issue warrants in payments OF
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
CEUR D'ALENE

A regional conference of the nine
county chapters of the Red Cross Is to
be held at Bozaut.a Tavern on June !
and 2.
A decree of final distribution was
entered 10 probate court last week In
the estate Of Owen Lawn, deceased
A Judgment as prayed for In favor
Of J. M. Perry who sued James H.
Frazier and others to recover $5Zz'so'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19

Bartlett Sinclair, formerly Of
Bonners Ferry and Rathdrum, but
now OF Boise. and we'll known through
out the state, has been appointed
register Of the U. S. land office at
Boise.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19

A substitute soldier bonus bill,
under which veterans would receive
sc per cent cash payments, was
introduced Friday by SenatorBursum,
Republican, OF New Mexico, and
referred to the senate finance commit.
tee.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
Baseball League.

Following is the standing OF the
tams ia the Spokane Valley league,
aiLer the games last Sunday:
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19

a. Rathdrum lost at Post Falls last
sunday The team plays OTIS
orchards on the Rathdrum diamond
May
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-05-19
Commissioners Proceedings
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
KOOTENAI COUNTY

Occur dAlene, Ida, April 10, 1922.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met persuant to law in regular quar-
terly session this 10th day of April.
A. u. 1922. Present: Hans Johnson,
Chairman, and Frank A. Morris. Com
missioner. Commissioner J. w. Nc
Crea was absent on account of sick
ness. The minutes of the previous sess-
ion were read and approved.
AT this time the following Roadover-
seers' Bonds were approved;
Dlst. Overseer Amt. of Sureties
Bond
No. 20 VIM. Mcdonald $500 Anna
e. Rose
$500 J.W.
Morris
No. 70 Joseph Nickel $500 Andrew
KnudSon.
$500 John
. Bye
No. 80 Edward Peters $500 Gust
Peters
$500 J.A.
Pierson
At this time the Board considered
applications for temporary aid by Mrs
L. A. Huntley of Ross Point and Mrs.
Alice Arnold of Harrison, Idaho, and
ordered that Mrs. l.. A Huntley be al
lowed temporary aid at the rate of
$1,000 per month until the further or
ders of this Board, and that the appli-
cation of Alice Arnold be rejected.
At this time it was ordered that the
Treasurer receive and that the Audi
tor Apportion the Auto License monies
collected by S. H. Smith, Assessor,
during the month of March, 1922, am
ounting to $7,405.74 as follows to-wit
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CONTINUED OH PAGE TWo')
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
CARLOS N. CARRERAs

Bien vingos en- la estacion una
pareja de viejos que ocupaba el co
che en- ell momento de tomarlo. So-
mos cinco. Pero ese matrimonio que.
parece va cansado de tanto rcganar,
y que 81 viaiara por la region de
Guadalajara dirfa que eran baturros,
Sc nostro tan osco rudo, qee cast
los hemos ignorado. La esposa lie
ha dicho a don Ignacio, cuando ell
entro con nuestro equipaje que todo
el coche estaba ocupado. Y no era
cierto. Son asiantos para seis. solo
estaba ella, una vieja avinagrada y
de esa plebe que tiene su traje ne,
gro para los domingos. Ell es un. hi.
popotamo. De t6rax cincuenta pulga
das. De oreja a oreja, pasando por
sobre la nariz, .veinte pulgadas. Y
la cabeza, IONA para el sombrero, la
de un niilo de cuatro amos para quien
aun no Sc ha fabricado ninguno por
SUI pequenez ostensible La punta de
la barba, que no es punta sino infors
me masa de carne, inclinada en- una
pereza de enferrno del corazon, le Gaia
en- nnofetes peludos y elasticos, sobre
el scgundo bottom de la camisa descu-
bierta Y mostrando un pecho de pc
rro de Terranova. Compaiiia antipa
tica mas no poder que termino en-
la estacion dc Valdepenas hace un
momento, las tres de la trade po
co mas 0 menos.s Y les sufri6 mas
que nosotros don Juan Manuel Co
mez- -Casillas, un correctisimo caballe
ro madrilcno, rico propietario Y ga
nadero proveedor del Estado, que no
quiso II al coche-comedor por traer
consigo una magnlfica merienda. El
sefor Gomez Casillas, perfecto espa
mol, fue nuestro camarada desde ell
instante mismo cue ocupo el coche.
Distinguido Y communicative viene has
ia C6rdova, para sus fncas, Y bicn
que nos ha trazado Ia silueta moral
del Pernales, ell bandido terrorifco
de Sierra Morena de Sevilla. Y 81
provee de caballos las plazas de
toros, nos ha impuesto de los secre-
tos del profano, con verba confden
cial lentejueleante de matices. rs
un companero tan ameno que GUAM
do esta tarde en- la estacion dc Cor
dova cambiemos un abrazo, 10 sen
tiremos porque nos ha dado unas
placenteras platicas de arte del to-
REQ Y de muchas cosas andaluzas gra
ciosas y fuertes.
Estamos en- la estacion de Vii
ches. Las seis Y treinta de la tarde.
Enrique LEFEBRE
En- viaje a Sevilla, abril 1922.
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Sc VENDE casa de concrete de
reciente construction, con solar
de $50 metros cuadrados. Gale
Hoare, parada IA. Sitio fresco,
Gale aIcantariIIada y afirmada,
muy proxima al colegio Puerto
de Ninas, y a la escueIa
Rafael Cordero. Para mas in
formes escriba j. f., P. o. Box.
1897, San Juan; o lame al
teI@fono 614, Santurcs.
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DE MADRID A SEVILLA

viera color en- el prisma de las emo
clones, seria de un giro diafano co
mo un rayo de sol. Cuandoe Sc miriam
csas dilatadas soledades que saltan
hasta muchisimo mas ALA de Toledo,
tiene uno que sentir los fecundos EN-
belesos serafcos del poeta extremeno
de mi Vaouerillo", y caer en- una
contemplation hiertica ininterrunl-
pida. Ahora hay sol. Brilla igual la
plana superfcie de tantas fabulosas
miilas cuadradas, Ia extension abier
ia esa, sin una piedra, sin un arbol
nj un arbusto, sin el menor asomo de
una altura de un pie sobre el tcrrc
no; una sabana de luz Sc azula a 10
lejos, Y creedme, el Unite, tan reno
to que Sc pierde la vista como las
orillas de los mares, deja la sensa-
cion ineludible de que esa planicie
Sc sube ALA en- 10 infinite a los mis-
mos cielos confundida con ellos. Yo.
he visto va todo ESQ, digo, otra yez.
Y me ha propprcionado las mismas
encantadoras sugerencias, los mismos
enternccimientos, porque creo que asi
son las almas s6las: puras, iguales, en-
sus contornos, sin una sola protube
rancia, innensas y diafanas azu
les.
81 tren sigue corriendo. ondulan.
do simpaticamcnte, dejando peque4
mas estaciones. por las cue veces
columbro rapazuelas como las del
creador admirable Eugenio Hermoso,
cfreciendo, a gritos, ramilletes de flo
res.
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FERDINAND R. CESTERos:

Vamos yer ahora n lmolino au-
tentico de Don Quiiote, me ha dicho
don Ignacio. Y 70: lie he vist, va,
cuando fuf y he vuelto de Cadiz.
Hay una austeTidad en- Ia rasa
pelambre de esta ruta que va a co
menzar el tren, una especie de SON
risa de tristeza en- la vaguedad de
esas lontananzas iguales, que por mny
locuaz Y placido que Sc sienta el es
pectador Sc rinde inconsciente a una
murmuradora melancolia que, 81 tn
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cHooUE DE vEH1cULos

En- ell kilomctro z de la carrctera,
cerca de Rio Piedras, Ell automovil de
Ramon velez choc6 con Ell autcmoviI
que guiaba Rafael Lopez, resultsndo am
hos vehlculos con desperfectos. La Sra.
Eva velez, 81 nifo Rogelio Fernandez
y la Sra. Rosario Garcia, pasajeros, re-
sultaron heridos v contusos. velez ha
sido denunciado a la corte.
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DON PEDRO SIERRA:
(Latis Dalta)

. E - z s.
Tu no tienes una idea dc 10 que
son estas estaciones una hora antes
de la salida de los trenes respecti-
vos. iEsto cs inenarrable! Hay la
sensation de un bale de dos mil pa
rejas la mitad de las cuales daiizan
y la otra mitad tropiezan y Sc es-
trujan, arrastrando los pies v taco
neando narmonicamente. Este es un
salon de expendio de billetes, de fac
turar equipajes, de hacer compactas
g inmensas filas para lograr las for
nnalidades de pasajero con derecho a
pasar al anden. Bultos, personas, ven
dedores, cargadores, mozos de la EN-
presa, estaneos, libreria, vendedores.
de periodicos, un hacinamiento de mo
lestias para uno, de tropezones,, de
,estridencias, de ansiedades,. de des-
confanzas, de pediglenos, de elegan.
cias, de fealdades y un maximo tro
pei que baia de trenes que llegan
y suman su hacinamiento, tambien,
ue pLSSufOSOS que aSl mlSmOS Sc aI0
londran con el bravo chillar de las
locomotoras piafantes de fuerza Y ex-
taticas va bajo ell descomunal edif
clio en- donde cuatro o cinco trenes y.
mil personas lavez Sc acomodan es-
perando sus rcspectivas salidas para
incognitos destinos. vi sienlpre esta:
estacion del misno modo. Els un tor
nlento, una pesadilla para quienes
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SIR. RoMUALDO REAL


En- este amanecer de hoy donain
go treinta de abril, Greene que echo
de menos aquf nuestra generosa tenn
peratura. Son las ocho de la mana.
ma y he de salir en- el rapid9 de las
diez para sevilla. iQue friol Y CO.
mo 70, en- esta Gale de Alcala y de.
Preciados, todos los transeuntes Sc CT
bren hasta las orejas con ell gaban
enorme que en- diciembre hace CON
servar el calor de los mdsculos. Co
mo me dirijo en- coche a la Estacion
del Mediodfa, solo puedo yer al pa
sar, en- la lentitud calculadora de
este carruaje, 10 que de vida Y mo
vimiento va amaneciendo tambien por
ell Museo. del Prado, la casa Palacio
de Comunicaciones Y la zona inmensa
esta final en- que terrnina la calle
de Atocha y Sc enfrenta el formida
Bile edifcio ese de los Fcrrocarriles
Andaluces.
Traigo una Asola maleta en- este
viaje. Y cuando bajo para entrar
a coger el tren que me llevara a
cuarenta y cinco kilometres por ho-
ra, advierto que a1n tengo tempo
de desayunarme.
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vIcTIMA DEL AUTO

En- La carrete1a, kil6metro 10, Ell
autom6vil Que guiaba ell chauffeur"
Juan Rosa Andino, arroll6 al individuo
NarcisO Gonzalez, de 80 amos ocasio-
nandcle contusiones. La policia investi-
60 las causas del accidente.
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LCDo. MANUEL A. MARTINEZ
DAVILA:

Es la voz de este cordial y dis
tinguido amigo, don Ignacio Garcia
Texid6 la Que me advierte diligente
que no he de tener prisa para NADIA
pues aul no es tempo para la sali-
da. Ne he echado a la GALES dases-
pcrado por llegar hasta aqui sin ha
Der visto otra cosa que 10 lejos de
esta estacion las ocho y cuarenta,
en- la inseguridad de la salida. Do1a
Rita me aseguro que no saldria hoy;
ole inc halSa lie quedar dormicso
porque me acuesto demasiado tarde.
Garcia, otras tantas veces me ase-
guraba hacfa una senana todas
horas, que no podrla acompanarle por
10 nismo. Y Agapito, que me espero
un dfa, opto por marcharse apoche
para Archena sin mi, dudando de
que me levantara tan temprano. Y
todes con tan frnae Greer quesyo mis-
mo, convencido de que saIdrfa hoy
para Andalucfa, llegue dudarlo.
Cuando mi companero don Igna
clio, vivo como esos inteligentes CO.
rrcdores de comercio (eso es ell, me
senala el restoran para el cafe mien
tras el acomod6 10 que llevaremos
los dos, 70 miro. de nuevo el reloj1
v son solo las nueve y ounce, y mar
cnaremos a las diez. Respiro Y me
serene en- tanto ell mozo me va bus
car UNO con tostadas.
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CARIBE

Situado en- el cosaz6n de la ciudad.
Porfectamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, Telefonos,. Timbres, Magnffcas
habitaciones con banjo privado y efec-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort para
familias v viajantes. Ptecios mode
radios. ~
TeIefonos 4S4 y 1909, p. o. Box sO6.
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81.
San Juan. p. r.
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BELroGRAPH, tcataas):

Estreno de Ia gran serie por Ell como
cido actor Art Accord titulada "Con
quistadores del oestep v una comedia.
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e. COLON BAERGA:
He tornado ese cafe reposadamen
te. Garcia Texid6 -que en- viaje de
grandes negocios viene de Londres y.
Paris para Sevilla y Barcelona -su
residencia- me avisa que podemos
irnos al andan tomar nuestro tren.
Ali esta larguisimo, tornado por asal-
to el rapido que va para la ciudad
de las risas. y las flores. Ali on ese.
coche mo dice mi amigo--he hecho
colocar nuestro equipaje. Y aqui es-
Ia su asiento Y el mio. En- este tren
fuf el ano pasado para Cadiz, lie di-
go.gY en- este sube viene a nos
otros un se1or desconocido a tomar
.aquf un asiento que va no alcanz6
en- ningnn otro coche. Vibra un sill
bato inquietante, luego otro, gsn
te que CORE, Y un tren que acaba de
llegar sin duda de la misma estacion
de Sevilla: es ell hermano de este
que ALA nos llevara. Y apenas que
remos asomarnos mirar a nuestro
frente por las ventanillas, Sc siente
el agudo resoplar del m6nstruo que
hace dos minutes avisara la salida
para campos afuera de Arajnez y de
la Mancha.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
CINE TRES BANDERAs.

Breeze " Tasen, acompaaados del po-
pular actor Cayena en- el bonito dra-
ma EN- siete actos tEl zorro'
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CINE LUNA:

La colossal production de. arte titu-
lada '.Flor de Andalucia" una CO.
media
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CINE PUERTO R1co":

Estreno del primer episodio de la sen
sacional serie sAguila Blanca por
Ruth Roland Ell magistral drama les
carnio de Mujer''. .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06

.Doroty Gish en- Ell bonito drama 'PriI
cesita Rebelde'.
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(Bayam6n)

francesca Bertini en- LA Princesa
JORGE.
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TEATRo AMERICA

Bryant Washburn en- la interesante
cinta titulada EEL Case Alter.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06
B0R1NoUEly PARK:

Clara Kimball Young en- ell intense
drama LA virgen Mundane.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06

ei uuevo elefnentc poderose, uuuido paFaef
1retemiento de las eufeffnedades de la picl.
6lmplemente aplfquese este uueyo y mas
eavtlloso femedio q las parties afectadas.
De una snanera enteramcnte nueva, pouc
Dc al doloT v ycomez6n, renovando Ia piel.
Ell LAV0xs cuTz IA piei partida, llagaa
nos, ronchas, etc. Toda picaz6n desapaFece
instante.
nhventa entodaslas dsoRuerias yfarmaeiaa
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U1NH LAS ANTHI.As

Episodios cinco. y seis de la serie MA
la Sombra' v una comedia.
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INCL.ATERRA

Propietario E. cEsTERo.
Tanca No. 5. Tel6fono SOO. San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una
de las Principles Gales, cerca del
T'ren y del Teatro, pr6ximo a los
MuelIes, contiguo al Correo y denas
Edifcios Federales. Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas
domicilio. Sc adniten abonados q
precios corrientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06

TEATRo "sTRAND"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06

Ethel Clayton en- el super-drama en-
seis actos titulado EN- Actos del Ser
vicio" y una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06

LIBERT7:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06

no hayan visto sino las de San Juan
v Arecibo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-06

Edificio construido expresamente
para Hotel, n1odernamente equipado,
con ascensor, habitaciones con ba-
40, tel6fono, timbres y cuanto re-
quiere el moderno Comfort. Plan
Europeo. Restaurant Ia carta. Te-
lefonos: 381-1144. Box 1862, San
Jose, Plaza Principal, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.