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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
Los ADoRADoREs DE BAoo

La policia de Ponce capture un alam-
Eique en- Ell barrio Magiieyes, ell cual es-
taba siendo reparado.
Han sido denunciados por trafcar con
bebidas alcoh6hcas, Juan Rosado y Agus
tin Rodriguez, uuienes conducian dos
calabazos que contenian ounce litros
de ron. ~
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Ell AIAGANAQUE DEL "AMERI
CAN COLONIAL BANK

Hemos sidO Obsequiados por Ell impor
tante banco American Colonial con
un bellisimo cromo-almanaQue copia
de un famoso cuadro al 6leo represen-
tando al General washington con los
hombres mas cOnnotadOs de su 6poca.
Agtadecemos q esplendido recuerdo.
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BALE EN- Ell CASINO EspASo1.

Mahana domingo So celebrara en- los
salones del Casino Espafol, una bale de
confianza. q
Existe gran animation entire 81 ele-
mento joven de esta capital por asistir
este baile-que promote resultar sspl6n-
dido.
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PERDIDA EN- UN TRoIE

FL sefior victor We're Sc ha acercadc
q esta redacci6n para informarnos que
en- 81 trayecto de la parada seis, san
.turce, On el trole del Cohdado, perdi6
una yunta de pufios de camisa.
Sc ruega a la persona que la en-
cuentre Ia entregue al seiior We're, en- ell
Consulate frances
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ITALIA DE ACUERDo CON
LA RESOLUTION ROOT

WASHINGTON, D. c., Onero g.
Ell Gobierno de Italia inform6 oficial-
mente a la Conferences del Desarme
habsr aceptado el plan Root, para res
tringir, en- tiempos de guerra, los alta
ques de los submarines.
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JugHetGs para lllOs pObres'
La Wlada daI mares. Una funC6n beR6caSe rBVean dos
Il sTtistas.-Las madiaS de CarOS.-Una nOChG alegT0
carmencita campos.-(Eval.


Una verdadera Reina del Paraiso.-
rein6 sambien en- ell tablado del tRial
to-. Su aparici6n en- la escena "a pe-
sar de estar en- pleno invierno), tenia
todo el aspecto de un rehorecer de pri-
mavera
Alicia Julia (Cleopatra).
Y solo le faltaba una galera con vela-
men pdrpura, para habernos hecho la
Illusion de que Sc mecia sobre las ver-
des aguas del Milo.
Maria T. Fabregas. (La Inmaculada).
''Manet alta merte repostum"'
Que traducido. en- regular romance,
Quiere decir: stIIa Quedado profunda-
mente grabadai en- ell coraz6n''
Esto 10 escribi6 expresamente para
usted virgilio, sehorita Fabregas.
Carmen Jim6nez. (Maja de Goya).
Mucho arranque, mucho trapio, y un
riQuisimo caudal de sangre agarena en-
las venas. ~
Y mi sombrero cordobes (que, aunque
va eata viejo: 10 compr6 en- Espafa en-
eli 19O9), para poneflo los pies de- Ia
ma3a, dsspues de besarlos. a
1ol6 Dfaz Nor (La mujer del siglo
ky,
/. :. Que puede ser tambien de todcs
los siglos, pordue Ia Belleza,s immortal,
es de todos los tiempos.
SFu6 en- este mismo siglo que IL vi
mos reinando, dictadora, en- la Rep1tli-
ca 10 del Carnaval7
tUna rcina coronado en- una repubh-
ca9
iclarol icomo que Sc trataba de
LoI6l
Vct6 todo el mundo. -. pcr que el
MUNDo todo, asi 10 quiso.
1.eonor Gonzalez MARIA Antonieta).
Y como la sefiOrita Gonzalez lleva
sCbre sus hombros un cuello de cisne,
pues; nos echamos a temblar, pensando
en- el fanebre aparato del celebre me-
dico frances.
Pero, no hay cuidado. ese delicado
tallo de lrio, forecera eternamenre.
AnN.a Calder6n Ga Novia)
IDe qui6n7-preguntaba Ell publico
muy intrigadO, anheloso de besar Ia f.
ma mano que, algin dia adornar$ Ell bra
20 de un gentil caballero.
las mejillas de Anita Sc totnaran
rosas, al leer estas lfnezs; tai su inge-
nuidaa y Ell delicado palpitar de su CO.
raz6n de nina,
Y del sefior Torres, solo podemos de-
cir; que Sc quedaba bizco y llorcso. cada
vez que una Illusion, Sc lie escapaba de
entire las manos.
SOLO, PoR CARMEN /, DE LA CUE
q TARA;
Solo que no atino expresar todo 10
que quisiera decir de la sefiorita de la
Cu6tara
No Sc que mas admirar, 81 su hermo-
sura deslumbrante, ell attractive de su
rostro, la gracia de toda su persona o
las estupendas notas centrales de su VOC
calida y aterciopelada.
Para usted, seforita Cuetara, tengo
reservado un articulo, en- Ell que voy a
decir itodcs los disparates que Sc le pue-
den ocurrir un artista quien tiene
l,stad Ioca do ey1+s,si q s,nn
Cuidese mucho la garganta: es I'm
tesoro; una reliquia; yo creo que las
dos cosas.
CUADRO pT,ASTTCO.
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Ell pUENrE DE HEIDELBERG

Bihgen sobre el Khin, enerO q Los
aliados han dirigido una nota Ale
mania exigiendo sea inutilizado ell
f'puente de Heidelberg" que atravie.
sa Ell Rhin arriba de Btngen, por raz6n
de que dicho puente, segun dicen, de-
be considerarse como construction mi
lttar. Las autoridades alemanas han
protestado en- contra de esta preten-
sion, aduciendo los grandes perjuicios
que en- la vida ecen6mica ocasicnarfa Ia
destruction abso1utamente innecesaria
del referido puerte.
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CONSTIPATION The Medical Mir
ror, st. Lotiis, reports: We can reply
on the "T'ranz- JOSEF natural aperient
water to remove any constipation
Representatives, Produce Mercantif Co.
OF Porto Rico. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
.ELl RIAITov:

Cede generosamente todas las sillas
de sp sala y los butacones de la gale
ria, on obsequio do los nifos pobres por
cpyaa casas no pasan los Santos Re-
yes".
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En- Ponce fueron arreatadcs
Pelicfa, Jose Sanchez y Jose P
ell primero llevaba un revolver y
gunda una macana de hierro.
fueron denunciados por llevar
prohibidas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07

III reporter no la VIC, y, natural
niente, NADIA puede escribir acerca de
elia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07

De primera; muy vistoso v diveHtido.
Rssultaba sunamente barato ell preciO
az iss ieralidades para Ia calidad y fines
do IL lncids fiesta artistica.
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ALV AkkA - fA-kA Mu&&HA
L. Uliniea 1EAramhr sasns nsas sara
N hd1nerS Dc jOvsnss cue dsssam %
ndiar ' prAct1cax. L
La sensrtta supertntsndsnsa 3acilata
= les izfsruass aOcasariOs. santurca.
ssOt ~. AAvG
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iM1RE su PoRvENIRl

YO-tengo secretos para tener
TUNA en- anores, yiajes. juegn'
gocios y casamientos. EscfiE a,
lie enviare catalogo cupones .lu.
sultas. Direction o. Rodriguez tn.
r Tncia ell. Marianao. Cub; O 3
Advt.
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Bale EN- cABo RoJo

Mafana domingo Sc celebrara en- Ell
"Casino Caborro ojeno'', un bale de con-
fanza, ell primero de los de la tempo
rada de aguinaldo.
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COmeTcIante en- PFOvisIORes

Tsnemes complete surtids dc cuantss
artfcules cOncterneR . nueStre rams, one
rsctb,mes semanalmente. Antes Dc COM
prax v1siteRos . lame Q rusgtrS tolAfs.
-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-07
CAPAS A PRUEBA De Aqua
AL PRECiO REDUCIDO DE
$4.4O. GANGA.
NO ENVIE DINERO

PRIMERO. -
iQu6 aparien-
cia tienen? Us
ted habra Wis
to elegantes ca
pas como Ielsta
y desearfa OBJ
tener una, pero
ell precio que lie
han pedido sin
duda ha sido de
$1,000, $1,000 o
quizas mas.
SEGUNDO.
iComo e S t a n
hechas2 De una
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UlsA C1NTA coM1CA:

HI reporter no la vi6, y, natural
niente, NADIA pusde escribir acerca de
eils.
UN DIA1ouo:
PrttnorOsos muy bien escrito 1leno
ds gracia, mty ajustado la calidaa de
los ''artistas'' Y al gusto de los espec-
tadores.
Su aator, nuessro querido compafero
jose Balseirc, nherece .calurosas felicita-
clones
Y una tempestad de aplausos para los
dps arttstas que 10 Interpretation.
La DANA doha 1Iilda Aboy Ferrer
(nieta del ilustre msdico v brillante
p6eta)
El galAh: don Rafael Cabrera la
Rosa (nisto de aquel famoso professor
de'dibujo qt1sef tanta candela lie di-
ricss-~fuirncs inuchos).
fPues, don Rata, pesar de su juven-
tild, pisa, la escena con el mismo aplomo
de TN Enrique BcrrAs-pongo por coloso.
X doha TIilda, annque no levanta Gin
co paigadas del suelo,. supo meterse esa
noche, al pubiico en- un bolsillo de su
delantal.
NueH.ra et1horabuena para Moncho y
Carmelita, para Rafael y Lolita.
'.1A PRrMERA PosTURA":
Para Lydia Marin y L.eonor Gonza-
lez, tenemos dos ramos de flores que cui-
damos en- un invernadero, y asi podemcs
pfrecsrselas; lozanas fragantes. sa
La sefiorita Marin daba esa noche la
impression de ser una azucena LENA de
rocio; y. la seforita Gonzalez cautivaba
con sus ojos, que de puro hermOsos y
rasgados no le caben en- el rostro.
Para Cabrera tenemos preparado una
especie de musin'' Labaume, que lie
coTvte Ia perilla; v para Lopez de Haro.
un par de zapatcs de niho, numero cua-
renta.
RECITAcIoN
POr el Licdo. Ramirez santibA
fez''.
~ brill6 pOr su ausencia.
10 sentimos.
CoRo " MI UoMBRE":
Gust6 hasta Ell delirio. No Sc cansaba
81 pdblico de aplaudir IBIS! :. lbisI
Y aquel pufiado de nihas-claveles, COM
placia al auditorio con nucho gusto y
mayor generOsidad.
Cantaron y bailaron Ell delicioso 'co-
ro'', las sefioritas: Lidia Marin, Laura
del Toro, Lolita Ramirez, Margarita Sa-
vino, 1,eonor Gonzalez y Mercedes Gu
vertier.
a cual mas bonita y graciosa.
nifty anda1uza, saladisima, Laura
del Ttro. No es mi sola apreciaci6n per-
sonal; fae Ia de todos los espectadores
ia csiebfAron con inasitado regocijO. Sc
10 nefeciA.
Muchas gracias, don Emilio pOr ha-
bSrle dAdo a huestra sociedad un clavel
Due serk lin supreme honor para quieu
el honor tenga de lIevarlo en- un relica.
rio.
MoNoLoGo:
De Fernando sOler, NADIA nuevo Sc
puede decir. M
va 81 pdblico 10 conOce.
X q los aplansos que le dedican. no
hay que ahadir un solo comentario.
REv1sTA DE DAMAs cELEBREs:
Con Ell siguiente reparto:
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he CTUALIDAn

En- e! DEPARTAMENTO DE
PREMIOS DEL JA8ON OCTA-
CON Isabel Segunda No. II,
tenemos un espIendido
surtido de JUGUETES Y articu-
los propios para regalos.
Economice comprando ell acredi-
tado JABOM OcTAGON Y reuna
los cupones. Con eIIos podra OBJ
tener preciosos regalos para las
NAVIDADES
Con CUPONES DEL JABON OC-
TAGON I'd. conseguira arficu-
los de todas cIase enteramente
GRATIS
Advt.
CABLE DE HOY
Tru-tru en- seda a S cents. yd.
Tru-tru EN- algodon a 2 yds.
por S cents.
Tienda ia Fama". Tel. SIS.
ANA TERRADILLOS.
Salvador Brau 81.
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.REU1TAcIoN:

Por el Licdo. Ramirez santibA
aez''.
X briIlc pOr su ausencia.
10 sentimos.
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Dept. 20, Blyonne, New Jerse
u. S. A.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
THRoUGH AUTo sHIELD.

Suffering from cuts about the face
and head. caused by being thrown
through a windshield when his auto
Z mobile backed into ditch along the
DUPONT road near Richardson Park.
yesterday afternoon. Robert Taylor
As. 914 West Sixth street. was taken
10 the Delaware Hospital, where he
received treatment and was sent 10
his home.
In a collision yesterday afternoon.
at sixth and French streets. between
an.automobile hearse, owned by Mrs.
George NJ. Fisher 722 King stree;.
and a truck owned by Charles A.
Webb. Of Townsend driven by Gil
bert May. colored. both machines
we're damaged but no one was in
jured.
An automobile operated by Frank
Brittingham. AIS East Second street,
and a truck wagon owned by Frank
vilone, OF Minquadale, collided yes
terday afternoon. damaging both
vehicles.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
COUNCIL HEARS
GARAGE CASES
DR.. Paul r. Smith Defends
Extension at 22d and
Washington SITS.
RESIDENTS PROTEST.
1S HEARN BUILDINGS

Dr. Paul r. Smith appeared be-
fore the Building Committee Of City
Council. last night. In defense OF the
proposed enlargement OF his apart
mont house on the northwest corner
OF Twenty-second and Washington
streets Residents OF the neighbor-
hood have protested against the
work
The committee also heard protests
against erection OF eighteen private
garages by Stanley r. Hearn on the
southwest eide OF Twenty
street between West and Washing
ton streets
II was announced that a decision
in the Smith case would probably be
given within a few days. In the
Hearn case the committee set next
Wednesday night TO hear Mr.
Hearn's side Of the argument
Howard VI. Ward. president OF
Council, called on Dr. Smith 70 ex-
plain his reasons for wishing to en-
large the property. He said there
apparently had been misunder-
standing. and that Mrs. Edith L.
stroud had Withdrawn her name
from the protest
Il was not 10 be a separate build
ing. DR.. Smith continued. but a con-
limitation Of the present one. which
would. II anything. enhance the ap-
pearance OF the neighborhood as %
would do away with vacant lot,
constantly Uttered with garbage
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
cans and other rubbish.

cans and other rubbish
He insisted IL was 20 be a private
garage FOR his own use and not a
public garage
As for the apartment portion OF
the building. Or Smith said he and
Mrs. Smith expected 10 occupy a pnr
tio1 OF it themselves. In this he
was corroborated by Mrs. Smith.
II was admitted that the new
building would cut on a portion OF
the view now enjoyed by Richard
T. Hayes.
DR.. and Mrs Smith denied the
building would increase the FIRE haz-
ard and declared the type OF sfruc-
ture would enhance the Neighbor-
hood.
when the committee took up
Hearn case, Clifford V. Mannering
counsel for the protestants. explain
ed the site OF the proposed garages.
He declared erection of the garages
would be detrimental TO the neigh
borhood because OF noise and fire
hazard. His principal contention.
however, was that the garages were
intended 10 be public within the
meaning OF the city ordinance.
VIM. ". Vansant. 224 W. Twenty
second street. supported Mr. Man
nerlng's contentious. He also de-
clared that Mr.. Hearn himself re-
Gently had been among property
owners who protested against erec-
tion OF a gas" station at Twenty
first and Washington streets.
Samuel r. Hill, PIG W. Twenty
second street. maintained that II Mr..
Hearn would face his garages the op-
posite direction Il would eliminate
much OF the objection.
Mrs. Elva C.. Spindler. 22S west
Twenty street, agreed with
Mr.. Hill. adding she believed erec-
ton OF the garages. as now planned,
would be detrimental 20 properly
values. Mrs. William G. Jones was
of the same opinion.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
COUNTY GIVES $1,000
TO FARM BUREAU
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Dec. 21.-Kcnt County
Levy Court az It's weekly session or
dered $1,000 paid 20 the Farm Blu
-feau OF Kent county 20 aid In its
work. which appropr alton was au-
thorized by an act OF General As
sembly.
County Engineer Gooden was in
strucied TO order two cars OF Stag
for use in Seventh District.
The claim OF John q. Hurd for
damages for an accident. claimed
10 have happened on the public road
near his home N the Eighth Dis
trict. some months ago. was re-
ferred 10 the courts attorney.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
convict MOHR OF.
BRUNEN MURDER.
Jury Finds Wife of Circus
Man Had Nothing to Do
With Crime
WOMAN CONFIDENT
OF ACQUITTED

n MOUNT HOLLY, ". j.. Dec. 21,-
AT $40 o'clock last night a tury>oe-
fore Justice Kalisch found Mrs.
Doris Brunen not guilty and her
brother, Harry c. Mohr, guilty OF the
murder Of Mrs. Brunen's husband.
/ John Brunen, owner OF the Mighty
Doris Circus, who was SHOT and Kill
ed at his home in Riverside last
March. The jury, handing in a YER
dict against Mohr OF guilty OF muir
der In the first degree recommended
life imprisonment at hard labor.
Justice Kalisch announced that he
would not sentence Mohr until Janu-
airy In order TO give his counsel
time TO decide upon an appeal.
The case went to the jury at 5.35
o'clock, so that the jurors deliber-
ated for two hours and forty-five
minutes. Mrs. Brunen was weeping
when the jury filed into the room
and the jurors took their places in
the box, and when the verdict was
announced she mOaned and fell for
ward In her chair. II was some time
before she could be revived. and then
- H"NA~N AAfAAA'AAA a AVAA AAFA NNdI NNH was
free. She said that she would go az
once TO the home Of her parents in
Philadelphia and that later she
would open a Mexican tea shop IN
New York or in Philadelphia.
Mohr was sent 20 Jail. He showed
no emotion.
Il knew that they couldn't convict
me for one minute" said Mrs. Bru-
nen. When you are speaking the
truth no one can tangle YOU. NV
brother is Just as innocent as I am.
and the jury had no reason for con-
victng him. I prey that he will get
another chance 60 prove his inno-
cence."
Justice Kalischs charge 10 the
jury was regarded by most persons
who have followed the trial as a di-
rection OF acquittal, 80 far as Mrs
Brunen was concerned. He said that
the testimony against Mrs. Brunen
was very meager, the principal wit
nesses against her being Charles NJ. /
Powell and Hazel Brunen, one a CON !
fessed murderer and the other a |
girl admittedly hating her step
mother. II seemed to him, the jus
tice said. that Hazeps testimony had |
little weight in establishing Mrs. /
Brunen's connection with the muir /
der.
There does not appear 10 be any |
proof" he said. that she was in
any combination that Mohr and
Powell might have formed to kill
Brunen."
So far as concerned Mohr, the
justice instructed the jury to con-
sider carefully Powells testimony
He said that while a jury may con-
vict on the uncorroborated evidence
Of an accomplice, Il would be a dan
gerous thing. The statement by
Powell showing what he did on the
night OF the murder, he said. in no
way connected Mohr or Mrs. Brunen
with the crime
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

What follows TO those who put
their trust in God Psalm
18:1-11.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
THE ONE-MAN WOMAN
CHLNATOWN ALICE
By Ruth Agnes Abelng
SYNOPSIS

I
mother years ago. The girl ran
away to the great city. married
DAN WARD. and lived happily LOT !
few years until her husband suddenly
Kate Ward turned her steps toward
/ home after her absence OF years Ai
irving there. she found that her molnt 7
was dead She decided TO remain ana
/ JUSTIN pARSON. who had been HNlhS
alone with his old dog, 49,, -
/ MONK on the second day atter heI
return, her father announced that d
visitor had arrived 10 see hef
A girl was seated at the end OF
the long, low lounge in the sitting
room. The swagger angle Of her
Jade tam and the perky punches Of
yellow hair visible below, mockeG
her thin white and almost tragic
face. Her cheap crepe blouse was
| beaded a string OF green glass
beads lay heavy on her bony shout
ders. There was a child beside her.
You wanted TO sec me?" There
was a touch Of sympathy in Kate
Wards voice as she approached the
girl with hand outstretched.
The girl turned from the window
out OF which she had been staring.
Her eyes met Kate's in a steady
gaze, then:
you're his wife-aren't you?"
sullenly.
His wife?" Kate's hand dropped
to her side.
Aren't you Mrs. Dan Ward?' the
girl questioned.
Il was-Mr. wards dead" with
an effort
7 know It," shortly, and that's
why I've come"
With her hand on the wall. Kate |
steadied herself a minute then she
sat down beside the strange girl.
What do you mean? Tell me-"
family.
I've come for-for my share."
hercely. Il don't care for myself
it's for Dorothy here. I want her
10 have the kind Of a home she
should"
Your share"
Yes, my share" her tone was
hard. It think you'd ought to-to
help! She'd ought 10 have a home
like this with lots o. yard and de-
cent people and nice clothesl She
ought TO have things she-she
was hist j
The words snapped from the
small. cruel mouth OF the girL She
was leaning toward Kate with the /
look Of a woman ready to battle to
the last.
"Oh! No No! Don't tell me that"
recolling.
Kate Wards voice broke. Some
thing within seemed 20 snap. The
OF her emotion We're
loosed. A terrible tumult rocked her
soul She wanted to cry out with
a pain which was almost physical
in it's intensity.
IF It was for me was asking
I'D be different. But it's for her
and I mean she should have Il. I'm
ready TO fight. I've nothing 10 losei"
There was certain tone OF domi-
nance in the girls voice. She seemed
10 feel that she had the whip hand
and to find JOY IN laying on the lash
with mighty strength.
Tt wouldn't be right n she didn't j.
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
Week End
Food Specials
For Friday and Saturday only

TOT TTIuuJ ana odIHTdHT OHIJ
Week.Ends
Coffee q pound Reg. 45e 2 for SIC
| ca u pound) Reg soc for Sic
Cocoa u pound Reg. a5e for 26c
Mayonnaise Dressing
Reg. ssc 2 for 39c
Chocolate Pudding Reg. I,c 2 for Ice
Cooking Chocolate
q h. Reg. s5e 2 for 26c
Beef Cubes Reg. soc for Sic
Peanut Butter
Qooziars) Reg s5e z for73hc
Vanilla Extract q 1oz) Reg. s5e 2 for 36c
Pure Olive Oil ~ Reg ose for 99c
Evening journal., 1922-12-21

share. And mean she should-do
you hear?" the girl demanded.
Yes-but-who are you?" dazed-
ly.
"Afe?"
The girl stood. pulled of her tam.
revealed a wild mass of short. yel-
low hair and then. with one hand
on her hip, drew herself up to, her
full height.
I'm Alice-Chinatown Alice"'
she said haught!ly as II the name
carried an honor.
And you knew Mr.. Ward?" ques-
toned Kate.
you mean Dan Yes. 1 knew
him."
A triumphant grin spread over the
face OF Chintown Alice.
ITO BE COntinued)
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
Evening journal., 1922-12-21
sANTA Ar CFNTRFVIILF

The annual Christmas entertain
raent OF Lower Brandywine Presby-
terian Church near Centreville, will
De held tomorrow night. There
VII be an appropriate program and
a visit from Santa Claus.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-11-08
BIRD is FAST ON ITS FEET
California Roadrunner Famous for Its
Custom Of sprinting in Front Of
Trotting Horses.

A bird known as the California road
runner has earned his common name
from his delight In sprinting along
roadways, especially when pursued by
hOrsemen or moderately slow-gOing
vehicles. In the picturesque old days
of California IL was no uncommon
sight 10 see this bird running a half
mile or so in front of fast-trotting
horses.
Another common name. chaparral-
cock, Is given In allusion to his living
In the chaparral OF the semi-deserts.
The bird belongs wholly TO the
West. Formerly he ranged from The
plains of Kansas 10 the chapparal-
covered hills Of the Pacific coast aud
from central California TO Mexico, but
he is rapidly becoming rare. He Is
built like a heron. except for his short
legs, but, unlike that water-loving
bird, chooses deserts for his home lie
has wings, but scarcely has the power
10 fly though he is one of the fleetest
Of runners.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-11-08

reply was. but II Miss Thelna sines-
l. known that all the American Legion
fellows who saw the picture immedi-
ately voted aye and urged Its unani-
nous adoption.
Miss Slnes' Auxiliary unit. No. >
OF Logansport. submitted the head
dress as the official one TO be worn,
but frankly confessed that the idea
was really born at Columbus Neb..
where that city's American Legion
Auxiliary unit presented IT, and then
Columbus replied that II really was
the idea OF some OF the women OF
Louisiana. At any rate. IL seemed TO
be a popular idea-made more 50. per
haps. by the wearer herewith shown
Miss Slnes says she likes II. that iti
cool and comfortable. and affords
distinctive headdress for the organiza
ton.
II viii be noted that the headdress
Is fronted with star. A gold star
can be substituted for the ordained
blue by those who lost loved ones II
the service.