davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Prince Line
Quebec S. S. Co.

Sec Furness, Witty & {
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Pacific Mail S. S. Co. (U. S. S. B.

10 Hanover So, n. Y.
Bowling Green 1850.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Bacon, Daniel, Asen;

Elder-Dempstor & Co, Ltd.
2sBcaver ST., NY. Broad +SOO'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
e,UOrt S. S. Corp. (U. S. S. b.
E,0ort Trans. Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B)

Oriolc Line. =. ~, ar
krsriean - Bldg, Balt.,M nd. Plaza COIL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Norwegian America Line

Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'cy. Inc.
s Bridge St., n. z. Be G'n 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Atlantic Transport Line Il. M. NJ

] Broadway. y. 4. .o
Psr. Big G'a $500; Fst. Whit" SO00'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
TO-morryw
TneadAr

Hard. va Caps Haytl i'Df "a Pa. flrs
a. afarc. port a. pfinos. fetil C>.a itla.
jsssniie. Aux ctgss snt jacne.. 5 4 iri =
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Rogers & Webb (U.S. S. b.
Sanderson & Son, Agent

The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
&c Broadway, y. Y. Broad 1850.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
MONMOUTH

Dec. I3-cALEDONIAN fFR)
White star Dominion Line
Dec. l5-WEKikA % Winchester Line.
Dec. 29-EASTN SWORD ~ 1vinchs SIC.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Red Star Line Il. M. NJ

Broadway, N. Y.
Pgr., Big G'n $500; Fgt., Whitll 2Oeo.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
North German Lloyd
Norton, Lilly & Co.

1915 Pearl St., y. Y. D's
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

- Beaver St., y. y, Broad 1875.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Addresses and Telephone Numbers

AdmiraLOrieniaI Line GUS. S. b.
l9ssate ST., NY. B'a G'n sSsf-5-s.
American Hawaiian S. S. Co.
See vnised American Lines Inc
American Line q. NJ. NJ
Broadway. y. Y.
Pr. Big en- ssOOi Fst. whi'il aoso-
American Ship & Commerce Corp
See United American Lines Inc
Atlantic Fruit Co.
II Battery Pl,N.Y. Whitehall V'OA
Atlantic Transport Line u. NJ. M')
broadway. \. \.
Pgr. Big G'a $500; Fst whifh sOSO'
Bacon, Daniel, Asen;
Elder-Dempstor & Co, Ltd.
asBcaver ST., NY. Broad Ssoo'
a,,h., s. s. Lines, Inc. (U.S.S.B)
y battery Pi.. Ny. whitehall 1900
Leading Pier s6-s7-ss Allan. Basin
Belgian Line -.
See Lloyd Royal Beige 81 Ah0"s'"'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Houston & Co., R. P.

Pier s, E. R., NY. Big G'n s277'
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
French Line

comparnic Geu'le Transstlantiqn
10 STATE 81, Ny. Big On lOOV.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
Z. s. j.. News Notes.

Actual construction worhass; con.
nection with the Greater Agricul,
tural College will begin shortly, as
the result Of q meeting OF the board
of supervisors Of the Louisiana
State University held in Baton Rouge
several dass ago. A Arbuliding com.
mittee to have complete charge Of
the construction work was appointed
with the following as members: J
K. Newman, New Orleans; Dalton
Raymond, Baton Rouge; Z. ). Gay
Plapuemine; ]. T. Laycock, Baton
Rouge; Dean w. r. Dodson, Col. A
7. Prescott, and Dean z W. Atkin-
son of the University.
Raymond Parker, Winnsborc and
Charles Gladney, Baton Rouge with
J. S. Jordan, Pickering, as alternate
were selected as the L. S. u. deba-
ting team against the University OF
Florida in their debating contest &C
be held at Gainesville, Florida, in
March Raymond Parker and J, S
Jordan, with Charles Gladney as al
ternate, were selected as the deba-
ting team to meet the Auburn deba.
ing team at Baton Rouge in May.
Col. A. 7. Prescott Of Baton
Rouge, professor of government al
Louisiana State University, is chair
man of the state campaign for the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation which
opened on January l5 through al
parts Of the country.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
WILSON FcUNnkT TON
Drive 70 Da.se $25, 200 an louisiana
VIII be Launched Mex. Week

Drive 20 SaIse $2o,OUO an louisiana
VIII be Launched, Mex. Week
=, drive t.. raise 225,0OO 5 Lo.--
isiana's quota # the Woodrow VII
sor endowment fund began this
week according , the announce
ment of "A. =, Prescott o.. Baton
?ouge state hartman. It is
Manned t. make the fund in Ameri-
what the Nobel prize is i'll Europe
making it possible for those yho
have rendered sigma. service to hu-
:7nanity 20 ontinue heir efforts with
ou- pecuniary loss.
The campaign in louisiana IS
headed - committee comprising
COLONEL Robert Iwi1g Of the New
orleans States, Rabbi Max Heller Of
ew Orleans Ms. Joseph Z. Friend,
member National Democratic Com
mittee Wade +. Bynum, OF 3atcn
i.ouge, Charles ? Manship, editor
State~Times o. Bato1. Rouge, T. 4.
Harris, stat, superintendent If pub
lie educaj:on,, Il. l.. Stephens, presi!-
dent Southwestar2 Louisiana tnstl-
TUT Cor liberal and technical learn
ing, Mrs a. c, Reed, president Lou
iSiana Federation OF Women's Clubs,
II. H White Of alexandria, Captain
John L. Ewing Of Shreveport, :onl-
naanyer American Legion in Louisi-
ana, am W Soft Wilkinson Of
Shire eport
The public has been asked to for
ward subscriptions to W. i. Bynum.
vice president, Union Bank and Trust
Company Baton Rouge, making
hecks payable t, the Woodrow VIII
son foundation.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
EOfS. FEES, THES Z .
>ese:yer ant {atGorrays for i@ev oE
leaa Railway Ge> $50, Doe Each.

According TO news item pub
lj4hed in he i w -rleans newspa-
ncrs, y. T. 'Keefe, federal recelv,r
for the New Orleans Railway and
I,j,yht Company, and the firm Of AFar-
rar. Goldberg u Dufour, counse' Tor
the zee 1iver, were paid $3V,VOo each
on December 29th last, under an or
der Of court; for services rendered
in connec ion with the recelvers.up.
These ,,ayments were made in the
shape Of an allowance The total
aroount to be paid for services has
been left to the discretion Of the
court. ~
In addition to ohe allowance, Mr..
O'\eefe has been drawing a salary
Of $1,000 a month since the railways
conrany went into 1eceivershlp three
years ago end the frr of attorneys,
$3.50 month. N three years this
has amounted 20 $4,000 for the re-
rejycr and $4,000 for the attorneys,
which sums added to the allowances
make total o. 1853 900 PAID out q
the treasury Of the company II. -hr2e
yp;.rs for receivers am attorney
| laeS.
rh, l1gsl services perfcrued i
connactt:on with ;he receiversh.r p have
aot included charges 70" the defense
a. damage suits, tre records shcW
as these have been handled - oVne'
law iir.rs.
.ntlg. Rufus Z. Foster Of .he Led
e,al court, in explaining the "ellow
ance' made saie; chat the case is on
liza euri,y and no. III bankruptcy, an,
| that urc,.r the Law governing s''cl
proceedings, the receiver enc couAse
are erxitl,d 20 a commission as vel
as a salary 'EI'li.e j. is vrue. s.i'
the Judge that the allowances to b
made are Nntirely ,Ji~nin Vie c1scie
*iol of ..he courc, they are n,y5rvEe
less cuc,l IS agreed upon by all paE
ties interested. 40 not lloT VIZ :
the payments made o llr' C'Ieel
and Messrs, rarrar Ccldborg 4 ot
fou~ we1 for arduovs u oEtraoEd
,arv servic rendered They yer
Maid -hese sums sirAoay -or 5erVice
s,:hich they lad oe,iome' in t'.o INT
crest of tn, company "hast W:r
thu first allowances made eutslo
of h egular month";. slo"snce:
~ my ate, III, government IN IN
come axes will get coed p2ft 0
the sums oai1 Their.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
I'd LIST UNEMPLOYED.
Ne,E Orleans VIII Try 70 Secure jobs
G7og - Get Rid Of Tloate5s.

With a view of securi e mp4o,,
nent for those VINO arc without
work an to get rid Of ,ha so-called
'foaters, the New Orlea IS Associa-
ticn Ct Commerce has organized
Whrt is known as the Free Employ
ment Bureau. with Jo.n ~. Pratt in
charge OF the work
he registration Of tie unem ,,loy-
en Of the city will begin mex, Mon
day on the second floor Of the ASS :
citation of Commerce building. I'll
employers in the city will be asker'
% submit tc the buroau lists f posi-
tons they may have vaca' t, and an
endeavor will be made to fill them
with New Orleans wcrl;men.
Blank fornls will b. mailed to 4
churches, charitable ana commercial
organizations in ;he city, to be re
turned 20 the Tree Employment 3u-
~ea' with applications for work ~
the UNEMPLOYED of IT, city The
forms give certain information
which the committee deems necessar
/, NEE. the present situation.
Dnder the plan dopted the IS
sociatioo of Commerce hopes 20 find
employment for many deserving
worker and o rid the ct of man
oafer: ans undesirables wh' ,.re
'r:yi:.g upon ita people
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Louisiana-Parish OF Ascension--
rven. Seventh Judicia! District Court.
A. f. Truxillo

~ o :. E 81
Victor r. Zeringue ct ais.
DX VIRTUE of and in obedience to an or
ID Ter Of seizure and sale, issued by the
above named court. in the above en-
cited and numbered cause. ana 20 me dl-
rected I have seized and taken into my
possession, and will offer for sale at public
auction 10 the last and highest bidder ac-
.ording 20 law, at the principal Eront door
Of the courthouse OF the parish Of Ascen
sim. in the city Of Donaldsonvilles on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL. 1922,
at =. o'clock a. gn the following described
property, +o~wiE:
rh. over one-nalf OF certain tract of
land situated in the parish Of Ascension, on
he light bank Of the Mississippi river.
abouu two miles below she town Of Donald
sonv;lle, measuring two arpents front on
sad river, bounded above by the Viala
plantation and in the rear alsc d. said
VIaa plantation and below by Ernest FED
asciaux plantation. containing about sixty
arpents. together With all the buildings and
improvements thereon and thereuntc stu
atei he line between the lower and upper
hal".s OF SAID tract being marked by q
well defined boundary ditch running through
. SAID land from front 10 rear. being the same
property acquired by the late Leon Ratean
from She heirs Of LacroIx by act OF sale
datea July 28th. 1890, recorded in Book OF
Corveyances No. "a at folic Ia This
lower half being bounded by the property
CT me ne1ES OK Lne iate Leon Iateau, siiiu
be;ow by lands formerly Of Ernest Pedes-
clau2;. Being the same property which was
adjudicated to appearer herein by judgment
ii the twenty judicial distric. court
Ma. ~ 1897, The said above described
property having beer acquired by appearef
! will her separate funds and the said prop
erty is her own separate property The
saia Truxil1e having acquired the said
property from she late Madam Maria Solon,
widow of the late Jear Baptste Rateau, by
at o. sale before Walter Lemann notary,
duly recorded in Book Of ConTevances No.
81, ut rage 482.
"erns-Casn In United States currency
GEORGE H. RICHARD.
Sheriff Parish of Ascension
| roIasisoaville, La Jan, 4, 1922
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
VIRGIt VALLEY FRISCO R0UTE:
SIEAMER NIR(aiE

Th;e swil~ and elegau- boat .aakNs FOUR
TRIPS ,ATLy between Donaldsonvills NnG
burnside, connecting HitA passenger 3rains
81 the y. & HI. =. tsailrosd as> follows:
Passenger going Aorth take hoas a. Q ;ec
s"elock ~. II. ant 2: SO .
.hsers going south take .oa- At ;3H
s'csock q. m. snt soc ..
Passengers taking $3.50 3. boat AT: we
st New Orleans at S;15 a. m.
Passenger takina. E:0H hoas srEive gt
New Dream It 5:15 p. m,
Passenger from Baton Rouge are sG-
ssed t. ,ake trails No and is arriving
at Dona 'dsonviile a. AS Il. m
The boat connects with rain NO.
frisco Ieeving NeW Orleana u S:l6 a. m.
This train carries dining Passengers
san sat bt:akfas bcfors @asching BURNSIDE
Tickets all points sold On the boat
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
yAPAN PRODUCES LESS RICE
Philippine Islands Rank Second i
Output Of the Cereal..

,'apan is the largest rice producing
country in the world, and grows
more than double that all other coun-
tries, but according to the report of
the Bureau of Markets and Crop Es-
Inmates, United States Department of
Agriculture the production of the
cereal in the island empire is on the
decline Japan's production for the
year 1921, was 18,241,770,00O
pounds of cleaned rice as compared
to 19, 4J,470,000 pounds in 1920.
The Philippine islands rank second
in the amount of production. In
1921, the harvest was 1882, ,012, 900
pounds, an increase over 1920, when
The total was 2,126,642,000 pounds.
Estimates of the rice crop in
Egypt places the 1921 production at
451, $4,000 pounds almost double
that Of 1920, which was 281, ,673, 900.
Italy produced 639,617,O00 pounds
of rice in 1921. In 1920, that couns
try turned out 614,031,00C pounds.
In Spain A02,877, 900 was the output
for 1921 and 93,769,0o0 for 1920
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
MYSTERIOUS FANS AND ACEES
Make Life Hard 20 Rear :o1 Man
DoraIdsonyiIie w ,nen

100 many women mistake heir
pains md aches for troubles pecu-
liar % The sey More Nften ,isor-
dered kidneys are causing the 2ch-
ing Dack dizzy spells headaches end
irregular urination Kidney weak
ness becomes dangerous if neglect
ed Use time tried kidney remedy
-Doan s Kidney Pills Hosts of
people testify to their merit SIX
your neighbor Read : MADISON
vile case
Mrs S Vac a, 402 St. Patrick
street, says: Il used to have quite. :.
lot # kidney disorders, such as an
achy back, pains through my limbs
nervous headaches and irregular ac-
tion Of my kidneys My back, es
pecialiy, gave me much misery .or
the pail were "ery severe. | used
)oan's Kidney Pills, which got at
the Palace Drug store and they n.
tirely cured me of this trouble. The
cure has proven lasting for long
time
GOc at all dealers Foster Millburn
20 mfgrs Buffalo. n - .Advt.l !
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
Tomb Stones and Crosses

For head stones, tomb stones and
marble crosses call at the Donaldson
ville marble Works Willie Francis,
proprietor. Headquarters an1 work
shop at the Protestant CEMETERY
1ig.,-class engraving and lettering on
marble done, and monuments erect
ed. Work taken in and out o. town.
Mail orders given prompt attention
at any time. 2 Box 695 DoT
nldsonyille, La.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

EDMUNL, MAJRlN, Lawyer, No
Atary. Justice of the Peace. Office
30S Ope'ousas 3treet, opposite east
Houmas streat ald public square
Phone 3-W. Residence, 3O6 Cpe-
sousas street. .Donalosolyille.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sta of I4ouisiana--Parish Of, ascension
''weEty Seventh Judicia: District Court.
Francs Valley
vs.. No. 279S
T.. Dexter Floyd


ID VIRTUE Of ana II obedience 70 WRIT
- Of provisiona! seizure, issued by the
above ~amed court, il tbs above en-
.itied and numberect cause. and &C me diss
.ec.ed. ! have seized and taken INTO my
possession. and will offel for sale at pubic
a.,c.:on, 70 The las and highest bidder. ae-#
2srting to Jaw. at the principal .ront deof88
20: ahe courthouse of the parish Of Ascen-S
sion. in the city os Donadsonviile on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY $. 1922
aG Il O'clock a. n. Lhz 5o,lnwislE lescribea
property Eo-wit:
Two olows.
One black nors: AameI Dick
One Bay hossn named Prime.
One sorrei mule nance Lula
One dark bay mule rsrled Tel.
Dne Watson Wagon.
Three cows
Tive calves :,@
Terms ant eoatitionz-1asi5 n on'sfas l''as
States .rrreac-.
GEORGE II. RICHARD.
Sheriff parish of Ascensioh.Sss
Donalns1nr.1lo. a.. Tan. 20; 1922.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

ny local applications as they caIaol
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
Eatarrhas Deafness requires constitn-s
taonal Treatment. HALLS &-ATARRHs
MEDICINE is Il constitutional remedy
catarrhal Deafness IS caused by an tg..
named condition of he mucous lining q
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube y
inflamed yor have a: gumbling sound O.
imperfec> hearing, and when It IS entire
the inflammation can be reduced, your
hearing may be destroyed forever.
HALLS CATARRE MEDICINE acts.
through the blood on the mucous SUE
races OF the system, thus reducing. the ~ y
tiaE,matton an6 restoring normal condi-
Siors
Circulars rree. All Druggists
= .. Cheney & Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

ID J CHAJVEt', Lawyer and Notary
Nv Fublic Cffi2es: 81 Railroad
Avanue arG at tho CHA. Office. Tele-
phones 757 end 81.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

Mrs. Mary McFadden aged sc
years, was recently elected mayor Of
Magnetic Springs & health resort in
Ohio
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS
ATTORNEYS AND NOTARsEs.

SIDNEv Il. MARCHAND, Attorney
at Law snd Notary Public. Office,
y16 Raiiroed avenue. Phone sc and
I61.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
howell, woRrHAM & HOWELL
E:DMONE BOURGEOIS

ATTORNEYS At LAAW
Office in the Grand Theatre building
{seeond story, Donaidsonvilles La,
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
PHYSICIAN.

nR. DAWSON 2 MARTIN Ply
~ sician anc Surgeon. Office with
Dy. A. w. Martin. Phones: Office,
3Gs; residence, 306, Oonaldsonville.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
NOTICE

'TrFE finance committee o. the police Jury
! Of the parish Of Ascension meets at
the courthouse on the first Wednesday
each month % pay current bills against
&C parish. All persons having claims
against the parish are requested to send or
resent them to vae parish treasurer before
he dag of the .neeting in order that they
might receive proper attention.
r. j. CHAUVIN,
Parish Treasurer.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28
VETERINARIAN

nF. RI. : yULLfAMYs yeterina"
~ Iian Calls answered promptly
DAY or night. Office at the Dexter
stables in Donaldsonvslle. Ia. Phones
!0I and 362
The Donaldsonville chief., 1922-01-28

Whs Jdor't. YOU ADVERTISE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-01
LA sEaUNDA QUESTION

La segunda question, afectante al pro
cedimiento, queremos subdividirla, anti
cipando que cada subdivision es bastan
te, por ST sola, para recabar el derecho
del peticionario al remedio de "Habeas
Corpus" que tiene pedido
Subdivision (a).-Al acusado no Sc
lie notific6 con copia ninguna crden para
mcstrar caus9 nj Sc lie concedio oportu-
nidad para tener consoles y asistencia
de un abogado, nj para preparar Ell mis-
mo, siquiera, su propia defensa, pri-
vandosele de su derecho "A UN DEBI-
DO PRoCEDIMIENTo DE LEY. Ser.
parrafo del articulol segundo de nues-
ira Acta Organica. Seccion tercera de
la Ley defniendo slfdelito do desacato
y disponiendo la pena correspondence,
de MARIO prilnero, mil novecientos dos,
ermendada en- mario ocho, mil move
cientos seis, cual literalmente dice:
"Cuando Sc acuse a una perso-
ma de desacato cometido fuera de n
presencia de la Corte, NO PoDRA De
cLARARsELA CONvIcTA sin hab6rse-
lie dado rreviamente oportunidad para
comparecer Y defenderse del cargo
Luego la conviction del peticionario
declarada por la Corte Municipal de
Yauco, fue Illegal y la sentencia, es in
sostenible. Nula y sin valor
Subdivision Ola certffcaci6n de
la sentencia, que sirvi6 como mandam1en
to para la encarcelaci6n del peticiona-
rio, inicamente consigna que al acusado
Sc juzgo Y declare convicto de desaca-
to, condenandosele la pena de $3.50
de multa y costas en- su defecto su-
frir dos dias y medic de carcel Y cinco
dias de carce1, pero ese documento no
esta firmado per ell Juez Municipal, nj
establece ell acto actos constitutivos
del supuesto desacato, nj la fecha lu-
gar CIRCUMSTANCES de su comisi6n,
sin embargo de que la misma secci6n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-01
(cOntlnuacl0n de Ia pag. 81.

cucion de un acto persanalisimo, de una
obligation impossible de ser delegada?
De nuestra Asambiea Legislative ha-
Der deseado que los jueces que cele-
fbren matrimon1os pudieran continuar
ENVIANDo les papeles de 6ssos al Re
gistro. no habria tenido necesidad de la
ultima enmienda que, precisamente, les
despoi6 de aquella potestad. Sc ofrecs
ell case de que nuestra Asamblea Legis-
Iativa no solo cambi6 la fcr1na de ase-
gurarse de que los Registros recibie-
ran los docuraentos de cada matrimonio,
sino que esa misma Ley ndmero 81 tiene
Jun articulo (el 76), cuyo texto dice:
.Toda persona particular, FUNCIo-
MARIO PUBLIcO, ). ministro del Evan
CELLO, sacerdote, facultativo o comadro
ma, que insringiere cualesQuiera de las
disposiciones de esta Ley, o DEJARE
INCUMPLIDA ALGUNA DE LAS
oBLIGAcIoNEs QUE PoR LA Mis-
MA Sc LIE INPoNEN, sera culpab4e
de misdemeanor. y convicto que fuere,
sera cas.igado con multa que no exec
dera de doscientos d6lares.'
FL Juez Nogueras no podia, LEGAL
MENTE, ordenar la ejecuci6n de un ac-
to suyo, personalisimO, que la Ley lie
cbligaba, sopena de incurrir en- respon-
sabilidad criminal.
su orden al peticionario fue lie
GAL, arbitraria, tendente a una viola
cion alberta del estatuto. Ell desacato,
no Sc cometi6,. Y la Corte, castigando
un hecho no delictuoso, que fu6 mejor
ell impedimento de un delito del propio
Juez sentenciadcr, excedi6 su jurisdic-
ci6n, siendo su sentencia nula sin
efecto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-01
DOS M1NUTos DE RIsA

Con ell titulo de 'Topicos del Mo-
mento'', con ell subtitulo quo enca-
beza esta nota, dentro de pocos dias
comenzara exhibirse en- San Juan, Y
en- todos los Cines de la Tsla, una rara
notable pelicula semanal.
La idea. aunque no nueva en- mu-
chas grandes Capitales del mundo (don
de Sc explota con un gran exlto desde
hace mucho tiempo), ha sido concebi-
Ga, para Puerto Rico, por un distingui
do literato portorriqueno, quien no tar
dara, como decimos mas que unos bre-
YES dias, para exponerla al quito pu-
blico de sete pals.
Este sub-titulo, ''Dos minutes de ri
sa", es modesto, pero da una buena
idea del objeto de la cinta. Sc trata,
efectivamente, de ofrecer a los concu-
rrentes a los salones de fotedrama en-
Puerto Rico, unos cuantos minutes de
risa, constants Y segura, con la exposi
cion, de manera ingenicsa satirica.
de los mas trascendentales aconteci-
mientos de la semana que puedan ofre
cer un margen para ell desarrou, del in
genio y de la gracia.
Los que han concurrido los princi
pales salones cinematograficos de los
Estados Unidos, Francia, Esrana, In
glaterra, etc, sabran va ampliamente
la idea, va que en- todos aqucllos salo-
nes no falta un solo dia la exhibition
de esta cinta de corta duraci6n, pues-
no representa- mas de seis ochocien-
tos pies de pelicula), pero de verdade-
ro interes indiscutible.
Los dos primeros films estan va
preparandose. Nosotros los eonocemos,
por una Ieetura privada de la literatu-
ra de los mismos, que nos ha sido ofre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-01
G. MARaERo.
.acrntario

Secrctarlo.
Y no habiendose encontrado en- esta
Isla a ningGn gerente comerc;al, eajero
o secretario de. la demandada B. T.
BABBITT, Inc, para emplazarlo per-
sonalmente, la Corte de DistrIto del
Distrito Judicial de San Juan Primer
Distrito ordeno que Sc emplace la
demandads por medic de la publication
de edictos en- ell peri6dico insertando ell
presente una vez p1r semana durante
cinco semanas.
Y en- cumplimiento de 10 nandado,
expido el presente bajo mi frlna sello
de la Corte de Distrito de San Juan
Primer Distrito.
San Juan, P. r., % dc enero de 1922.
g. MARRERo,
secratario.
Por Celestino R. PEREZ,
Sub-Secretario. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-01
.'PoR Ell ALMA DE RAFAEL

Clara Kimball Young promote to-
dos sus favoritos un maravilloso argu-
mento, una pelicula fina cuyc recuerdo
durara por mucho tempo. En- esta her
mosa historic de atrevidas avcnturas
de corazones poderosos Y mu:eres en-
cantadoras, un gran amor completa de
una manera incuestionable ell 6xito reco
nocido de la pelicula ''PoE Ell ALMA
DE RAFAEL. Su estreno en- el "Tres
Banderss' ell dia de febrero, Rial
to- el dia dfa de Feb y Olimpo ell dia
de febrero. No dele de yer esta pro-
duccion en- su cine favcritc. Advt.