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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01
Un Ggente puertOrriqueno
uendi6 en- $8OO.OO una pc
kcula rObada en- la Habana

sento en- Ia casa alQuiladora y exhihi-
dora de peIculas de esta capital, pro-
piedad de los senores Camera Medi-
na. 81 visitaEgs propuso la ''venta
secreta" de la copia de la pelicula he
cha por Mae Murray en- la Habana.
Estas ventas no son una novedad. A
cada momento Sc realizan, por perso--
mas que vienen del extranjero. 81 que
hace la "comrra secreta" aguarda a
que Iegue la pelicula que puede llamar
Sc Official. es decir por conducto de La
casa que tenga la exclusive para ell
pals. Aprovechando ell rSclamo-Siempre
costoso-el que tiene la copia clandes-
tina Sc aprovecha para exhihirla, y ha
ce su negocio.
''Fascinacion' fue comprada en- la
cantidad de ochoofsntos pesos al Agen
to de Negocios, Corredor Comercial y
Comisionista--todo en- una tarjeta--por
los seneres Camera y Medina,
SIS pEsCUBRE III IOBo Ei NEW
YoRE -UN CAhLEU2AMA DE LA
me Ro PICTURES .-TNTERVEN
CIoN DEL REPRESENTATIVE EN-
CEi.A
Pasen algunn, dias. La comp. a ven
"a secreta palsce cl!d va n Cuedar en- ol
miste1io. Pero haze pocOs dias el Agen
to en- la Hahana dc IL metro Pic
lures" recibe un cablegrama dc la Com.
palia, 6andole cuarta del robo de Cue
ha sido victima, signihcaldole que la
copia de "FasciuGclon por Mae Mu-
rray Sc encuentra en- la Habana, debien
do ser reclamada ante los trIbunales.
La cinta Sc esq ,rde. Las investigated
mes comienzan El Representate en- Gu
ba de Ia metro Pictures" 10 descuore
todo reflexiona. No Sc atreve proce
der en- los primer,s momentos. GCuan
to puede costar cl pleito7 Els una in
c6gnita que 10 descoIcterta. Consulta
abogados, recorre ofcinas...
La Compafia lA anrucia despues que
va enviar la copia Official. Els precise
evitar que al mismo tempo que la of
cial Sc exhiba La clandcstina. GPero
cuanto costara ell pleito9
Ante esa pregunta, melita todaVia
Ell REPRESENTATIVE de. la Habala sin que
haya iniciado la reclamation ante los
tribunales.
Sc espera, sin embargo, que ha de pro
moverse un Ito judicial tncsresante, ori
ginal en- estos dias con motive de esta
pehcula sustraida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01
CRoWDER BRINDO Ell A DE JU-
LILO POR CUBA LIBRE
cRoNICA DE LA HABANA

"Que la estrella solitaria de Ia ban
dera nacional de Cuba brille siempre
en- el firmamento de las naciones Ii
bresv, demanded en- su discukso el
Mayor General Enoch HI. Crowder
en- el banquete del de Julio en- el
American Club. .sEs este mi mas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01
LA SESSION MENsUAL DEL CON.
SELO ELECuTIVO.

Para hoy han sido citados todos los
miembros del Consejo Executive, con
a. prop6sito de celsbrar la reunion
mensual, que Iordinariamente. celebra
.dicho ORGANISING.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01


En- las primeras holas do la madr
gada del dia 30 do los eorrientes
guardia Luis Torres NonoE. No, i'd
arresto en- la Plaza dc Colon al indiJ
duo Gabino Cort6s, do "a aiios do oda|
natural do Coamo y con residenoia a
lulante, oeupandole una maleta grand
amarillo, conteniendo dieeinueve cd
tones de a dioz oajetillas do eigarrin
Camel" y dieciseis cajetnlas mas I
cigarrillos dc Ia clase, una GAIA |
tabacos "Restina". Interrogado Cort|
y no pudiendo dar una explicacion
guSrdia, fue llevado al Quartet do
Policia, donde el guardia Torres MunI
reporto el case sus oficiales superb
res. Ell captain Hurtado y ell Jefe Md
teserin Sc hicieron cargo de la invd
tigacion, dando como resultado que
referido Cortes en- combination con
individuo Ramon Quiles zayas, habid
penetrado dIrante la madrugada en-
establecimiento comercial de los Srd
Guilles y Woodward, en- ell edifcio 81
laval, donde habian sustraido los Gil
rr1llos tabacos. Ramon QuiIes Zay|
al ser traido al Quartet por ell cal
CSs1ano, neg6 la participation que
vlera en- este robo, pero investigate
record" aparece que este individuo l
bia cumplido una condena de tres ah|
de presidio por escalamiento en- Guaj
ma. La casa de Guiles y Woodward al
dc hace algin tempo venia notando
falta de existencias de tabacos cid
rrillos, sin que pudieran tener una idI
de estas sustracciones. pero hoy Ell je|
Monteserin, auxiliado por ell cabo Fol
guardias Bernard y Lassalle, desc|
briern tambi6n que Ramon Quiles d
vas hacia algunos dias habia vendi/
seis cartones de cigarrillos Camel
un comerciante de la calle de la CrI
de esta ciudad, siendo recuperado tai
hien esta propiedad. Quiles Zayas II
identificado como autor de la venta 4
estos cigarrillos por ell comerciante. Ta|
bien Sc lie investig6 que este mismo 81
jeto habfa penetrado en- la oficina a
Sr. Constantine Fernandez v habia 81
tra-do varios pares de medias fnas
cuellos, asi como tambien una sorti|
con una piedra fina, siendo recupera4
parte de esta propiedad. Ramon Quill
Zayas estaba colocado como guardi{
del edificio Belaval, pero en- vez de CD
plir con la mission que desempefaba /
ra vigilar por la propiedad, no perd|
tempo en- cometer los robos denuncd
dos. Sc ha presentado denuncia cont
Dulles zayas por dos casos de escal|
miento en- segundo grado Y uno de hu|
to y contra Cortes un case por escaII
niento en- segundo grado. Quiles Zayd
al ser registrado en- ell Quartet, Sc
ocup6 una navajo sobre SUI persona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01
FARMAcIA SAN FRANCISCO
DRoGUERIA AL PoR MAYOR
Y DETAIL

Salvador Brau II, esquina Tanca
Drogas y productos quimicos de alta
calidad
Patentes, perfumeria,. miscelaneas
visius nuestra fuente de soda.
Pida 10 que necesite por tel6fono.
Despachamos rapidamente 6rdenes de
la isIa, por correo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01
LA PELICULA EN- LA HABANA.-
UN AGENTE sOsPECHOso.-"FAS
CINACIoN'' CoMPRADA

miguel Gonzalez Ibarra.- Corredor
Comercia1. Agente de Negocios. Co
misionista. Puerto Rico. Tai decla
la tarjeta de un hombre que Sc pre-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01
de Ia rrensa de la Habana)

Una copia de la pelicdIa ''Fascina-
cion'' robada en- New York ha sido
cIandestinamente introducida en- la Ha-
bana. Esta peIicula ha sido reciente-
mente terminada en- New York. y fus
en- gran parts impresionaia Ten la Ha-
bana por Mae Murray. aquesla ''estre
na'', que siendo yankee autentica, pre-
sencio desos m palco del "Cine Faus
to-, una de sus propias creaciones ar
tisticas. "'cleo'', la Francesita''. Ii
copia robada esta en- poder de una en-
presa cinematografica ihabansra.
Ell suceso esta llamado a producer
gran escandalo EN- los Estados Unidos
v Cuba. Para los americanos tiene el
interes de un tema peliculsro, que es
hoy. ell primero de dos topicos periods
ticos en- ell Norte; para los cubanos
tambi6n, porque 81 no Sc apasionan mu-
cho por las peliculas que Sc exhiben
en- ell lienzo, Sc afanan, sin embargo,
por el proceso de estas pehculas reales,
movidas. en- qrs hay la mano audaz
habil de un funcionario que realiza
un delito. Porque esa es la mayor i'm
portancia de Ia noticia: ell robo de la
copia cinematografca, ha sido realiza
da por un detective particular america
no. encargado precisamente de perse-
guir esas sustracciones de peliculas, Sc
gun Sc nos dice.
Ell RoBO DE LA PELICULA
Mae Murray su compafiia dejaron
la Habana volvieron su pals, ter
nlinando en- New York la pelicula. Ali
Sc le puso ell titulo 'Fascinacion" sc
completaron algunas escenas Y Sc hizo
Ia primera copia para la proyeccion.
Los pehculeros yankees y los haba-
neros, que en- ESQ de buscar 10 que gus
ia al publico que paga son 10 m1smo,
pusieron sus ojos sobre la primera copla
de la cinta. Un agente de los exhibi-
dores de esta ciudad fue a Nueva York
a gestionar La "exclusiva''. F'ero no
pudo hacer NADIA. Ell precio era muy al
to. Lo que pasaba en- realidad era que
La esMetro Pictures importante casa
cinematografica americana, guerra ha
Ger. por slt cuenta las exhibiciones en-
Cuba. Hizo la adquisici6n, y comisiono
uno de sus detectives ,-encargados
se vigilar que no salga ninguna copia
para los paises controlados por el ne
gocio de la "0b3clusiva para que
custodiara la primera copia.
Ese mismo detective, robo la peli-
cuda, v la puso en- manos de una terce
"a persona que la trajo clandestinamen
te q, la Habana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01

1MPoRTANTEs RoBos EN- Ell
EDTFrc1o BELAvAL, LA CASA I
Gu1LLEs Y WOODWARD Y LA Oh
DINA DEL sR, CONSTANTINE Fl
NANDEs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01
EAMON DE VALERA RECIBI
AVER GRAVES HERIDAS on
HAGEN TEMER POR SU VID
Omitted Press, via ALI America Gable

DUBLIN, Julio 81 Ell hder de |
insurrectos senior Eamon de Valera f
gravemente herido esta inafiana en- s
habitaciones del hotel Skerrie, donde
kospedaba.
Asimismo fue herido su secretal
particular senior Harry Boland anteri
mente ministro irlandes en- Estados u
dos.
Ell estado de ambos herido ofrcce 6
rios temores.
Los facultativos han manifestado q
las heridas recibidas por De Vale
SON mortales por necesidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-01
Y SD

Sc COMPRAN VIDRIERAS
USADAS
DIRIJASE Al FRANCISCO FEBLES
"LAS NOvEDADES'
SAN JUAN, p. r.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-16

ton Graydon appeared as attorney for
the defendants The jury returned
verdict of guilty as to the club as an
organization and not guilty as to
Hughes and others. y sentence OF
$500 and costs was assessed against
the club by Judge Smith.
A rather sordid picture of Colum-
bias only recently widely advertised
underworld was presented in the Unit
ed States district court here Tuesday
aftcrnoOn, when the case of the United
States against Arnold Meesand and
Mrs. Annie Mae Browning, charging
the defendants with having stored and
dispensed morphine sulphate contrary
to the act of December II. 1914 came
on for trial, this to end in conviction
on one of the two counts of the indict-
mcnt and in an acquittal on the other.
There was more than ordinary interest
in the case, several witnesses being
heard for the government, some of
these testifying that they had made
purchases from Mccsand at the Colo
MIA hotel in Columbia The defendants
were represented by Attorney Clinton
Graydoin, who opened proceedings by
pleading the woman defendant guilty
in one of the counts. After the Jury
had been out for some time it returned
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to the courtroom and asked for certain
additional instructions. Judge Smith
Informed the jury that it might, If it
deemed proper, find verdict of guilty
in one of the counts and a mistrial in
the other; or Il verdict of guilty in one
and an acquittal in the other. soon
after retiring second time, the jury
returned with a verdict of guilty as to
possession and an aCquittal as to SELL
ing. Meesand was sentenced to pay
fine Of $500 and costs or serve six
months in the Orangeburg county Jail,
while his cOmp3nion drew first SEN
tence of thirty days in the .Richland
county Jail. this being later reduced by
Judge Smith to two weeks. The wo-
man had stated on the witness stand
that she was formerly drug addict,
but that she had persisted in getting
cured Of the habit Narcotics Agent
Fsuche' produced certificate In her
behalf from Columbia physician to
the effect that she was free from the
habit and in good physical condition
now. Judge Smith felt that it was
most commcndabIc on the part of the
woman in getting cured of the drug
habit and stated that n sentence Of a
very lenient sort should be meted out
; to her.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-16

, fyou could putt a magnifying glass on the
contents of your crank case after using the
same oil for from 600 to 1000 miles you
would refuse to drive another mile until
you had emptied the burncd-oul oil,
flushed the case with Nuso and rcfilIcd it
with POLARINE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-16

mcnt sack, and after tying the sack
securely with q rope, fastened 1t to a
large rock and threw it into the river
at a lonely point.
- Columbia, June II: Mrs. Rogers
Drake of Bennettsville. this afternoon
filed her pledge and paid her ASSESS
ment fee as candidate for state super
intendent of education. Mrs. Drake is
tho first woman in South Carolina to
offer for state office and her campaign
this summer will be watched with
more than casual interest. The Marl-
boro county woman has been highly
commended by womcn's organizations
throughout the state. 0. ID. Seay and
Paul Moore of Columbia, and C. II.
Sciglcr of Aiken, are in the race.
- Charleston News and Courier,
Wednesday,: After n raid at the
Ridgcwood club, the fashionable coun-
try club. located near Columbia,
charges of violating the national pro-
hibition law were made out against
the organization and against one
Charles Hughes and other employees
of the place. The case came up for
trial yesterday in the United States
district court here and. the evidence
was soon terminated. Attorney Clin-
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help unfortunates in Europe and else
where, when caused by Providence or
other forces out of their control, then
why sell out our own people for tax
money when placed in similar condi-
ton? l believe our governor should
issue an order, revoking the order or
sale of homes in every case where the
individual is not responsible for his
or her impoverished condition; tes-
timony of neighbors of unfortunate
should be accepted In determining
these matters) also that he should
call on the officials and others who
are paid by the state from taxes to
make up this shortage, together with
all others who are able and feel dis
posed to help. If any have had their
homes sold under like conditions, they
ought to be restored in the same way.
The people should feel and know that
the state protects them in their rights
and provides for them in their need,
even as the rights and needs of the
state are protected and PROVIDED 1or
by the people. Which of the states
fortunate citizens, if failure should
come to you as it has to these from
causes completely out of your control,
would say, sell my home and turn my
wife and children out into the world
to be half cared for, when you had
done your best and yet had failed?
There is not a man or Il woman in
good or fair circumstances who would
say that, placed as these unfortunate
cnes are placed. Let the state and
counties too, hunt up the golden rule
and apply it.
Porter B. Kennedy.
Sharon, June Il, 1922.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-06-16
PALMETTO GLEANlNGS.
News Paragraphs From All Sections OF
South Carolina.

- Clinton June 13: In a hotly con-
tested election held here today, w. H.
Simpson won over James p. Copeland
incumbent, in the mayors race by a
vote of GIL to 344.
- Grcenville, June 13-John Henry
Hooper, popular young man and son OIL
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Hooper, was drown
ed late this afternoon in Stones lake.
n popular swimming lake near Green
villc.
-Laurcns, June 12: Today shortly
atter the noon hour, as the burial ex-
.ercises of the late Captain Joseph u.
Humbert were being concluded at
Mount Bethel church, the late home OF
the deceased was totally destroyed by
fire.
- Greenwood, June 13.-The towns or
Greenwood, Abbevillc, Anderson and
Laurens. were organized at four county
baseball league, comprising meeting
here today, the two months season to
open next week.
Greenwood, June 13.-Four hours
after he was struck on his head by
parts of a broken pulley wheel IN a
local cotton mill and after he had walk
cd home, ]. B. Bowie, mill operative
Yesterday afternoon became uncons-
cious and died of cerebral hemorrhage
following an operation.
Columbia, June 13.-Forty-fYe laM
graduates were admitted 70 Nie .oO".h
Carolina bar today by the Supreme
Court. Two Of them were women, Mrs.
l.. T. Lester and Mrs. c. Y. Reamer,
both of Columbia and both prominent
club women. These ladies state that
they will practice law to certain eX-
tent.
Greenville, June 13.-Miss Lizzie
Mae Kellett, 20 year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Kellett of Foun-
tain Inn., died at the city hospital TO-
day as result of injuries received
Sunday in an automobile accident
about two miles north of Fountain Inn
Miss Kellett suffered fracture of the
skull.
- McColl, June 13.-Bernice Thomp'
son left Monday for Troy, Ala, 10
play ball there on a team managed by
Clay, head coach of Georgia Tech
The entire Troy team is composed OF
the Georgia Tech varsity team and
Thompson will be coached all summer
by Clay and will likely go to Georgia
Tech this fall.
= Chester, June IL: An infant girl
probably only a few days old, with
skull badly crushed, was found in San
dy river about two miles from here
late this afternoon. After the person
who perpetrated the crime had made
certain the child's death, he or she
wrapped the corpse in a common ce-
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Buggies at Reduced
Prices

Old Dobbin an dthe snappy looking
Buggy is not yet extinct in this county
and you'll be several years older be-
fore these become extinct like the dodo
hence every now and then some man
wants to buy a BUGGY, and that is
the place where we can best serve you.
WE HAVE THE BUGGIES-and our
Buggies are of best qualities in work.
manship and styles, and furthermore
and also to the point-WE HAVE THE
PRICES THAT WILL INTEREST
YOU INA MINUTE. If you want to
buy a BUGGY take time to visit our
wareroom We will be glad to talk to
you about Buggies and Prices, and to
be sure if you have FORD CAR that
you would like to exchange for bug
gy, we will talk to you about that, too.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-27
PROHIBITION ENFORCEMENT

Proposition No 2 on the official ballot is the "Prohb-
ition Enforcement Act commonly known as the Wright
In its discussions of the various propositions the
November ballot will be the endeavor of the Press to do
something than furnish mere personal opinion One
persons opinion about good anothers but If we
seek diligently enough there always to be found reason
for things which rooted in fundamentals and deeper
than anyone's prejudces predictions.
The for prohibition enforcement the same as
the for organized instead of anarchy
Prohibition and prohibition enforcement two different
Prohibition be debated if anyone wishes to call
its merits question: but that subject not involved
now The proposition is prohibition ENFORCEMENT
not to- be discussed at all We are for it matter of
course just for the laws against larceny or homo
eide Government itself cannot stand if we write some
thing the constitution and then consplre to make 1t IN
operative. The Wright Act is designed to make the
eighteenth amendment operative is conceived as prc
ca into effect the thing to which we nave
set our hand
The author of the act has the following to say and
embraces about all there is to the discussion:
"A fundamental law regulating human conduct, passed
by to-thirds of national legislators ratified by three
ourths the legislatures approved by the Supreme
Court of the United States and at present enforced by
orysix states here for enforcement by the people OF
California.
states for law enforcement shall they for contempt
violation of law? Are the citizens OF California law
breakers Law Observers Shall we teach our children ana
newly citizens that there laws to be observed
and others to be foued and broken! Have
the constitution of the United States and the OF
the Supreme Court longer meaning in California
This law is the patriotic expression OF California Tor
law enforcement under the constitution is Caiiornas
pledge of allegiance to the highest ideals of American c-
izenship.' -
The practical features of the Act as piece OF legsa-
tive engineering follows
"It will help stamp out bootlegging.
at makes the law of the United States the law OF Cal
iforna.
1T prohibits nothing not already prohibited by national
law 4 ;
ing the constitution of the United States
directs all the officers of the cities and couhtes
of California to help enforce the law against booteggng
1T does add single officer or create single
additional salary. , ~,
fines now going to the federal government
Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-27
SCOTT FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

During the primary campaign the Press treated the
various contests something in the light of sporting event
Candidates offered themselves office entirely their
own initiative The people had nothing to do with getting
candidates INTO the their work to get the over
plus of material OUT of the running.
Now in the where the voters nave not actually
made their choice the narrowed down to two eX
cep in the single of the tax collector race Wh tana
lust as it was and should consistently be treated just as
was treated primary election In the other cases tne
people have nominated two whom ONE is to be select
ed. /.
In these cases the will contribute what it can to
clear the situation the interest of the public service
AS the first and most important OF these cnoces the
weight of Charles E. Scott Tor district al
torney -
AS foremost consideration, Mr.. Scott man OF the
HIGHEST character is clean in his personal lie ana
sound upon all the great questions which agltang the
public mind at this time He has affiliations or assoca
ons or obligations which could impair his enforcement Oh
the law BY impulse by preference and by training ne Is
for a clean and law-abding county
Mr. Scott is in prime of life He has reachedyears
of discretion and understanding and he is equipped by eX
perience. - !, III =
AS chief deputy district attorney, Mr. Scott has had
distinguished career He has proved himself success Ill
the prosecution criminals and he has been success as an
He has been tried in difficult situations and has made
good He has the advantage of three years expert
ence in the place where he seeks to become chel he mas
supported his claims by laying foundation. =
Other things being equal good usage calls Tor the Po
motion of the faithful understudy This also demanded
y fairness and proper incentive 20 faithful service In te
present case Mr. Scott not only equally quallfied ne
the BEST qualified Interests of the public service call o
the election of Scott.