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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
British Movies May
 Closesto Avoid Tax

London, March 17.-English cinema exhibitors are threatening to close . down in the summer unless the exist ing high entertainment tav imposed by the British government is abolish ed
 Each day brings the film industry nearer to ruin, declared MT. A. E, Newbouloi, M. P, the chief spokesman of the English film industry. at a mass meeting of exhibitors held in London.
 The meeting. called to denounce the conunuatlon of the tax, which at present raises dollar seat to a dol lar and half, passed a unanimous resolution stating that ruin faced the industry if the impost was not abol- ished.
 = One proposal to be submitted to the government as a, result of the meeting is that the tax should be removed during the summer months, failing which it is suggested that the theatres should close down altogether, thus throwing thousands of people out of employment.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
THE BRIDGEPORT TIMES

offered food that was not fit for a dog to eat" declared Chose.
 Most shocking of the British methods, however" continued Chose, is the giving to political prisoners of clothing and blankets taken trom felons who had died of infectious or contagious diseases. That informa- tion may come as a shock to those ca11y welcomed the alliance with Britain and Japan, whereby this country would become a partner in the imperialistic atrocities of those Empires without gaining any. of the benefits.
 However he added, ito those who have studied British methods of rule in Asia and Africa the infor- nation comes not as a sunrise, but as one more count against their ruthless system of repression"
 Charge Against British.
 When political prisoners 'virtu ally all of whom are men of high in- tellect, whose only crime is patriot ism,' Chose averred - "have asked for the right to wash these disease auth critics readily assented provid- ed the washing was done in the tanks used to hold drinking water.
 E'In the face of that example of Chose said. ''it is a notable fact that less than two per cent. of the hun dreds of thousands of prisoners seiz- ed within the last three months have weakened and gained their freedom or better treatment through renounc- ing non-cO-operation. Tie others have been sustained by their spiritu- ality and patriotism by the knowl- edge that their suffering was hasten ing the end of British rule in India and, incidentally, killing British prestige in Asia"
 Despite the decree of Ghandi, the powerful leader of the revolutionary m ovenent in India ao,9iDSt violence
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
Cobbler Proud Over
 Work for President

Emporia, Kan, March 1.-The proudest man in town today is E. 4. Spady, a quiet cobbler, who for many years has stuck to his last in good old fashioned style. For Spady recently turned out a most i'm portant job-reparing a pair of Pres ldent Hardings shoes.
 They attracted crowds to the cob bler's window, where they were placed on exhibition, and Spady was "shot" by the movie camera man while he put new heels and soles on them.
 The President sent the shoes to Spady on the recommendation of Homer Hoch, Congressman of this district, who told Harding of Spadys skill as a shoeInak
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
BOX, 16,RENfAINED BABY.

Huntington, Mass, March 17.-A case unusual fin medical annals was brought to light here in the death of Caralton Weatherwax. Although the
 boy was 16 years old he never out grew his babyhood, could never talk or walk and was confined to his era dle. During the later years of his life the boys face assumed mannisFl proportions, but otherwise he was an infant |.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
3,OOO,OOO VETERANS OF
 FRANCE CLAIM PENSION

Paris, March IT - Three million French war veterans have claimed life pensions from France. according to figures given to the press by Min ister Maginot, who has combined the Department of Pensions with the War Department under the Poincare administration.
 eOf the three million eases ,200,- 900 have already been settled" an nounces the Minister. I've hope to finish the remainder at the rate od 10000 a month"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17
THANAToPsIs READ AT BIER.

Mansfield, Ohio. March 1s All religious rites were tforbidden at the funeral of Henry J. Hess. Il. buried here recently, under the terms of his will. Hess died recluse in his little shoe repair shop. At his request a friend read Bryant's Thanatopsis at the hier
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17

'I get my dinner frocks so that I
 can wear them to business when they get old. I buy Winter coat each year, and the one from last year ser yes as second best.
 "Id like to see any girl dress on $90 a yearI Employers don't like a dowdy around. A girl who looks like a freak has a fine chance in New York;"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-17

reprisa1s are inevitable, Chose warned, Eff the British press their brutal repression.
 Record is being made of every British act of inhumanity,' Chose asserted, land at the proper time re- prisals are certain to be enacte.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

FL veinte de febrero pasado de mil
'novecientos veinte falleci6 en- sn domi
cilio, en- Washington, ell vicealnirante
Robert E. Peary, descubridor del colo
Norte, consecuencia de una anemia
perniciosa. Cuando expir6, rodeapan su
lecho la esposa. la hija, senora de Ed
ward Stafford, que nacio en- las regio
mes articas, fue llanada la nina de
la nieve, Ell hijo Robert, una sobrina,
la senorita Madge Dieditsch.
La Ultima vez que Ell Almirante apa-
recio en- pdblico fue en- mil novecientos
diez y nueve, para presentar Stefan
son ,explorador del Polo, ante la So
ciedad Geografica Nacional de Washing
ton.
Tenia sesenta cuatro AMOS pues ha-
bfa nacido en- Cresson, Pensilvania, ell
seis de mayo de mil ochocientos cincuen
ia seis. En- mil ochocientos ochenta
uno entr6 a. la armada, como ingenie-
ro. en- mil ochocientos ochenta y cua-
trc mil 'ochocientos ochenta y cinco
estuvo en- la Comisi6n exploradora del
Canal de Nicaragua. sus expediciones
polares empezaron en- mil ochocientos
ochenta seis, con ell reconocimiento
de un Cabo en- los hielos de Groenlan-
dia, al oriente de la bahia de Disco. 81
guio en- los estudios relatives al Polo
y tom6 parte en- la expedition de mil
ochocientos noventa uno al noventa
dos; al noroeste de Groenlandia; su-
po distinguirse por sus procedimientos
netamente cientificos. En- aquella epo-
ca sobresali6 viajando en- trineo 1900
millas, alturas de cinco ocho mil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
XTaL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vivir'-- Dante
"Recordar es vivir"-- Dante
20 DE FEBRERo DE 1920
MUERE Ell DEscUBR1DoR DEL POLO NoRTE.

pies sobre Ell mar, de la bahia de NC
Cormick. al noroeste de Groenlandia, y
regres6; comprob6 la calidad de isla pa
ra esa TERRA, adquiri6 noticias de gran
des masas de hielo separada sde la tie
ira firme Sc cercior6 de que las cos
tas orientales occidentales convergen
rapidamente al norte del parallel 78.
Hizo un nuevo viaje a las regiones
articas en- 1a93-95 descubrio los me-
teoritos esquimales cerca de la bahia
Gle Melville, que posteriormente Sc ira
jeron a Nueva York Y pasaron al Mu-
SEQ de Historic Natural. En- mil ocho-
cientos noventa Y ocho efectuo un ter
Ger viaje con la mira de Ilegar hasta ell
Polo, ST era possible, y durante cuatro
amos realizo una serie de descubrimien-
tos geografcos En- la primavera de mil
novecientos dos trato de alcanzar ell eje
de la TERRA, pero encontr6 impossible
avanzar, mas ALA de los ochenta Y cua-
tro grades diez y siete minutes. En- Ell
verano de mil novecientos cinco intento
una nueva expedition en- ell Roosevelt,
y en- ell verano siguiente pudo negar a
los ochenta y siete grades seis minutes,
que era Ell punto mas cercanc al Polo
hasta esa fecha pisado por la planta hu
mana En- JUNO de mil novecientos ocho
salio de Nueva York con otra expedi-
j cion, durante la cual fu6 possible lIegar
hasta los ochenta y nueve grades Gin
cuenta y siete minutes, ell seis de abril
de mil novecientos nueve, alcanzar el
Polo, donde la expedition prmanecio
treinta horas.
AL volver, Sc le recibi6 triunfalmente
en- Europa y los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

San Juan, Puerto Rico, febrero s, 1872
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

UN BANCo DE AHoRRo.-Una hoja
de Ia Navajo Auto Shop lie dura de
cuatro seis meses, usandola diaria-
mente. Es un positive ahorro-Tiene
un asentador automatico que le pro-
porciona un flo nuevo cada vez que
Sc afeite. Pida que Sc la ensefen. Ella
10 convencera. En- todas las casas de
San Juan.-Deposito Tetuan g. p.
Sc ALQUILA un departamento bas-
tante c6modo y ventilado con entrada
Independence para ofcinas. Dirijase a
Luna 81 bajos. 2-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

1 En- las dos cortes donde fue dido
este case ell demandante primitive de-
imandado alegaban cada uno ser due1o
de cierta propiedad adquirida de Do
ningo Martinez. a quien subsiguiente-
mente Sc hizo parte en- el pleito.
La Corte Municipal de Cayey, don
de fue establec da la accion, resolvi6
que ell demandado Basiliso Torres Sc
hallaba legalmente en- possession de la
fnca virtud de un contrato de COM
praventa y que c. contrato era obliga-
torio entire las parties cualquiera que
fuese la forma en- que Sc hubiere he
cho, tenor de 10 preceptuado en- ell
artcuilo 1245 del C6digo Civil.
En- apelaci6n la Corte de Distrito
de Guayama declare probado, entire
otras cosas, que los hechos no consti-
tuian un case de doble venta en- que
Sc habian otorgado dos escrituras, tras
pasandose asi ell titulo dos personals
diferentes, sino mas bien un compromi-
so de venta en- ell cual Sc dio dinero a
cuenta pero respecto al cual ell contra
to no Sc habia perfeccionado, toda vez
que no Sc habia pagado ell total de la
deuda (sic), nj otorgado ell titulo de
conmpraventa, dictando la Corte SEN
tencia a favor del demandante.
Alega Ell apelante varios fundamen-
tos de error, pero ell apelado, como ocu-
RE con marcada frecuencia, no ha ra-
dicado alegato.
La primera serie de errores alega-
dos por Ell apelante Sc refiere a la cues
ti6n de jurisdiction de la Corte de Dis
trito, toda vez que Domingo Martinez
no fu6 debidamcnte notifcado de la
Rpelaci6n contra la sentencia de la Cor
te Municipal. Tenemos la idea de que
ell vendedor Domingo Martinez era par
te adecuada, pero no necesaria para
resolver Ell conficto existente entire las
dos personas que Sc supone compraron
a el, pero como Ell case ha de revocar-
Sc por otros fundamentals y no estamos
satisfechos con la augmentation res
pecto este particular del case, no re
solveremos en- defnitiva 81 tai vende-
dor es parte necesaria en- un pleito CO.
mo Ell presente.
En- ell juicio apareci6 que el deman
dado Basiliso Torres Laborde hizo un
de compra a Domingo Mar
5inez y dicho Torres pag6 $315 cuen-
"a de dicha venta entr6 en- possession
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

Cleopatra saba que la limpieza
absolute era el medic de obtener
belleza. y usaba aceites de palma
y olivo para Su cuidadoso aseo.
Cualesquiera que f'letan los me-
todos y cosmericos qre usara para
aumentar su hermosura --ei aseo
complete con dichos aceites nunca
10 olYidaba, como 10 prueban las
ruinas de su baiio suntuoso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
Ell Tribunal Supreme COnfirma IN impor-
tante taIIO del juez Rodriguez, de Cayey

Joaquin Alvarado Briganti, Demandan
tie apelado, VS.. Basilio Torres La
bcrde, demaadado y apelante.
NUMERO 2470
Apelaci6n prccedente de la Corte de
Distrito de Guayama.
OPINION del Tribunal emitida por el
Juez Asociado senior Wolf.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, febrero 6, 1922
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
Ei. REvjMATTsMo

"El EExv de Leonard borG Ia Sanoye
me euro el reumatismo," es 10 que dicen
muchas personas satisfechas. Lo mismo
puede hacer en- su case. FL reumatismo es
una enfermedad de Ia sangre, para curarIa
es necesario eliminar de las coyunturas
m1sculos ell scido lrico, puri6car forta-
lecer la sangre. Para este Sc requiere un
remedio fuerte active que pueda expul.
sar de-su cuerpo todas las materias vene-
nosas. El Elixir de Leonard bGr0 "a
Scn0ye aliviars
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

de la propiedad; que ell compromise
de venta asi como ell hecho de entrar
en- possession tuvieron lugar con anterio-
ridad a supuesta venta al demandante.
No estamos conformes con la Corte
de Distrito, 81 10 estamos con la Cor
te Municipal. Una venta entire parties
es perfectamente valida en- cualquier for.
ma en- que haya sido hecha de acuerdo
con Ell aricuIo 1916 del C6digo Civil,
en- ammonia con las decisiones do esta
Corte en- los casos de Torres VS.. Pons,
"a D P r 462; Boneta v. Boneta, 81
D P R 500; Cintr6n V. Fernandez, %
d P R 4SS; Rosado " Rosado, II D
P R 478:r,y las sentencias de la Corte
suprema de Espana de fechas octubre
10, 1901, julio 1, 1901 y mayo IL, 1908.
FL juicio demostr6 una doble venta
ell muy conocido principle legal que
aquel que es primero en- tempo es pri-
nero en- derecho, es de aplicaci6n.
Debe revocarse la sentencia apelada
u4CtdAS6 ubAd d 4dFOT u6l uCuduUduO
Basiliso Torres.
JUEZ ASOCIADO
N. de la R.-Este case, que envol-
via importantes cuestiones de derecho,
fue resuelto por el talentoso juez de Ca
yey, Licdo. Rodriguez Rivera, llegando
en- apelacion a la Corte suprema, que
revoco la sentencia de la Corte de Dis
trito de Guayama, confrmando la re-
solucion del Juez Rodriguez Rivera. Re
presentaban al demandado apelado,
Joaquin Alvarado Briganti los distin-
guides abogados F. Navarro Ortiz. de
Cayey, G. Dominguez Rubio, de Qua
yama, quienes, asi como al estudioso
Juez Municipal de Cayey, felicitamos
calurosamente por tan senalado triunfo,
que pone de relieve una vez mas la
capacidad y competencia del Juez y de
los abogados victoriosos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
Anuncios EcondmieQs

GLoBIToS DE COMA: ventas al pOr
mayor. desde 80 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
te. surtido removable semAnalmente.
SERVINGS pedidOs por correo c. o. d.
L 9. B. A. Allen 80, San Juan. p
SNECEsITA I'D. UN BUEN RE-
CoNsTITUYENTE7
IIa perdido I'd. Ell apetito7
LEst&n sus nervios cansadoa7
IDesea aumentar de peso7
Pues pruebe las PILDoRAS FER
AEArTALEs del Dr. Costa Sc venden
On todas las Farmacias. Ply
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

Sc ALQUTLA local al laIo teatro
''Rivoli" frente al teatro Nuevo,
calle Mufioz Rivera y Sc vendcn apa-
radOres nuevOs, prOpios para mercan-
cias, farmacia, etc.
Dirijase apartado 433, Rio Piedras,
Puerto Rico. 2-24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
MUY PRONrO

cualquier case de afecciones reumaticas o
de gotta. I'd no sufrira mas las torturas
del reumatismo 81 toma el Elixir de Leo
sdydi para Ia S0ngye. Este maravllloso
remedio le devolvera la vitalidad perdida,
alimentara sus venas con sangre pura 70.
ia, regularizara el funcionamiento de sus
rifiones higado. es el mejor remedio
que Sc ha conocido para envenenamientos
de la sangre, catarro ulceras, tumores,
anemia, constituciones debiles. Stills y to-
das las demas enfermedades de la sangre.
Es especialmente valioso como restaura-
dor de fuerza y vigor para hombres mu-
jeres de edad avaHzada Tome una botella
de Elxiv de Leonard para Ia SdngYe y
notara que facilmente su sufrimiento pue.
de ser
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

Sc ALQUILA local en- uno de los sitios
mas centricos de Santurce, propio pa
ra negocio taller mecanico. Lopez Pc
reg Bros, Garage, Parada Is, telefono
2e.-2-24.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
EL cARNAvAL EN cABo RoJo

Ell Casino Caborrojeno celebrara en-
los salones de aquel centro, los siguien
tes bales:
Ell dia 10 del corriente, bale de.
confianza; Ell 26, bale de nifos Y bale
de blanco y rosa, en- ell que sera ele-
gida v coronado la reina de Simpatia;
y Ell %, bale de mascaras elecci6n y
coronacion de la reina de Algeria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

EsPLENDIDA CASA.--Con muebles y
cOmpletamente nueva, Sc alquils una
casa en- la Avenida Wilson, Condado
(santurce), ndmero 21, igual distan-
Gle de la via del trolley del Condado
y de la parada 17K de la carretera
central Puede solicitarse la lave en-
Cruz 10 (san Juan), en- ell estableci-
maento de "sucesi6n de Rogue Con
E&lsz". @.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24

r CAN imagine that In the
= period antedating history.
say among those art-loving trog-
lodytes the Cro-Magnons, such a
picture as this was common:
It is somewhere around twi-
light. Father has dragged home
food. He and She and the chill
dren have eaten. Replete, they
sit on the grass and sing. Pos
sibly he thrums some combina-
ton Of gourd and strings pro-
ducing banjo-like sounds. 1t 10
q calm and peaceful hour,
wherein--durins the bricf res
pite between days work and re.
Operative sleep humans taste
life consciously.
Jump to 1879. The Jones fam
ily has prospered amid the apph.
ances Of civilization, planned its
vacation. crown Of all the year.
and is zestfully looking for
ward to:
Those delicious two woeiss
during which Pa and Ain and
the children win sit on ,hs grass
at twilight. repiete from the fish
He drassed home with boast,
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
GiUe God a Chance
BY DIR. Charles FIeischer.

Tn the good old days OF faith
= full piety. II used to be The
general belief that God and one
are a majority, Commonly
enough. this was tried out and
found to be q working faith.
The Jews. a mere handful OF
humans beings. long ago were
believers OF this kind. regal ded
their nation as the Divine Pet,
found themselves the objects Of
universal hostility. but felt fear
less because God was with ti,em.
The fighting prince, whcm
they expected to deliver them
In their extremity. they .called
Immanu-el, God With U.s."
their national slogan was. In the
Psalmist's words: Mine enc
mics encompassed me. but ip
the name OF the Lord / triumph
over them."
That faith enabled the Jews
TO survive.
That may sound to the mod,
ern reader like ancient stuff,
but 1t has Its up-to-date and
decidedly personal implications.
TRUTH has a way Of never
u growing old. though the
clothes 1t wears may cease to
be fashionable.
Language IL only the clothing
Of thought. Ideas spring from
the Eternal mind and are eter.
nal as their source.
Ages. generations. peoples and
persons, n time and place. re.
coin everlasting ideas and give
them new mintase. momentary
currency and local exchange
value.
So there Is the old Hebraic
thought Of God and one. God
and you. They are still and al.
ways q working majority.
In simple Americanese for
everyday use, this merely means
that you are invincible IL you
have chosen God Tor your ely.
He Ia helpless to help you,
unless you have selected Him
as your Helper.
After that. all power Is yours.
And all wisdom. all truth. all
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
Guidance of Ghosts

4 GAS fixture salesman exhibits
"a pictures which he says he
"A drew under the guidance Of
a spirit hand. The hand, according
to the gas fixture salesman,
belonged to the spirit of Joseph
Selemy, a Viennese painter who
died years ago.
What a pity that the ghosts of
some of the really great painters Of
the past do not get busy and guide
some Of the hands that are welding
brushes today. A little help from
Rembrandt or Raphael or Corregio
would be a great boost to modern
art. ....
Then, if some of the ghosts of the
great statesmen Of the past would
only take the trouble to guide some
Of the international bunglers who
are dealing with the European mud
die, what boon it would be to
humanity. Think of what the. ghost
of Washington or Franklin or
Andrew jackson could do if it
undertook to guide the brains of
our, rulers in upholding American
traditions.
Unfortunately, thus far, the me-
diums have only established rela-
tions with third-rate ghosts.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
WAYSIDE WISDOM
tcopyr,sh. i'aa3,
BY 8. f. Kiser ---
THE PARENT OF THE PERIOD

lnE FAnENl Or me 4 EnlUD
~WHEN L was young he sadly said,
w "My father frequently proceeded
To take me out behind the shed Z "a
"a And teach me lessons that l needed.
No authorized society 49, ~ 81
Had any sort Of jurisdiction 49,.
Whereby its agents slielded me
From painful, if condign, infliction.
S<MY fathers whiskers looked severe, :
NA He had the aspect of lion; p = >
IL may as well be mentioned here
That I,was mot his only scion - :
He did not seem to be afraid
Ny spirit would be warped or shat
tered
BY any effort that he made
i<s To show me that my conduct mat
tered. tg rr'. u ~ :,
s. a LAS, there Is no handy shed 4
n Where. with my spn. 4 may retire
To put ideas in his hesd, Sss1A :. ~
Il, Such rs ] think he may require.
may not wear busAy beard.
The kind the cave man cultivated;
Therefore, instead of being feared. ,rs.r
I'm lucky to be tolerated. ~. 49,.
stTHEY keep me. busy paying fines
= Assessed against my son for speed
ing;
with modern manners. he declines
To heed my seolding or my plesding.
Iwish I might nut up front
That would be swssome and restrsin-
But I'm a snooth.faced, flabby ruut.
And he has had q college training
The Washington times., 1922-06-24

''eNf s'tsoS"o. th ufhS ahu
someone sings.
TT is the best, the finest. the
most satisfyinE dover mod
ern life can give us--those hours
the cro-Masnons had, when we
consciously taste life under the
trees. The cycle h compieSs.
The railhead Of Progress is--its
starting peintl
And why notf There b moth
ing here to regret, The city
mans joyful return TO Nature 10
no theme for sardonio comment.
II 10 a good. wholesome instinct.
innocent. goodiy. worthy Of full.
filmeHt. -lr
A few thousand of years do
not change the bipeds Mature
toiied over for millions. The
ezone and the chiorophyli are IN
, eur blood yet. What pleased Alb
and Mrs. Alb and the little Abs
pleases us and always win, TIN
Time tires Of striking the hours.
The happiest fortnishts civiliza-
ton can offer w are those in
which We leave II. Because we
are stin Abs.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24

F.rench Guiana is the penal settlement
Of France. Its surface rises gradually
from the unhealthful coast to the noun.
tain border on the south. Only q small
part of the country is known. Fevers,
particularly yellow fever, decimate the
region and have proved 80 fatal to French
convicts that their white prisoners have
long been sent elsewhere. The lie du
Diabie. OFF the coast, became famous
through the imprisonment there of Alfred
Dreyfus.
The Washington times., 1922-06-24
The Finer Brotherhood Of
Actors
BY William George Jordan

} need OF another in their ranks.
They do II 30 naturally. 80
quickly. so unobtrusively, that
they do not regard II AZ even
worthy of note. \.
In every great national trag.
edy or need they are tho first
to volunteer and give freely
time. money, energy and ability
to-help the larger world without.
as they do within the smaller
world of their own.
II this big. simple. instructive
generosity were TO become uni.
versal we would have In the
world a millenniai dawn.
IT Is the fine spirit Of team
i work pervading all that they
do; It is overflow from their
work into their lives. Team
work is not an essential to the
other professions.
The doctor. lawyer, clergyman,
scientist, author. exercise their
talents most usually alone.
The writer Of essays may
mildly tolerate r. fellow writer
who just produces best sellers.
There is no vital bond of sym
pathy because they are both au-
thors. ~ #l
Let US realize the fine spirit
Of the. actors profession, realize
the great debt we owe them for
their entertainment and inspl.
ration. and In partial recognition
do our part In making their new
enterprise . success In the, same
glad. free spirit that they ever
express in every great civic or
world need.