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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-26
EN Ell "REPARTO" DE LA PELI-
CULA MI ESPOSA AMERICANA"
ESTAN REPRESENTADAS SIETE
. aDISTINTAS NACIONALIDADES

Ell "reparto" de la pelfcula mi es-
posa americana de Ia Paramount,
0fretc t0das las caracterfsticaS del di-
rect rio de la famosa Liga de Nacio-
nes, de una TORE de Babel en- minia-
trlra, pues en- 6l fisuran los nombres
de INTERPRETERS dc NADIA menos que sic
te nacionalidades. La pelfcula estd
oasada en- TN argumento original de
Hector Turnbull, adaptable por Monte
NJ. Katterjohn, y SUI acci6n Sc desarro-
ila parte en- In Argentina y parte en-
:os Estados U'nidos.
Antonio Moreno, protagonista de la
pclfctlla, es cspaiiol; Josef Swickard,
,tro dn los Interpreters principales, ma
.i0 ch viena; Geno Corrado es italia
no, com otambien 10 es su hermano
Luis, que iilterprcta un papel de me-
nor importancia en- Ia pclfcula; 4. II.
Butler cs sibdito dc SUI Majestad Bri-
tinica. come tai siryi0 ea las filas
ingicsas d,irante In gran guerra, con el
grado de capitdn de Artilleria. Jac-
ques d'Aurey es natural de MIA Gram
ci;l La seilorita Cristina Montt, que
secunda acknowledgements la labor dc
Gloria Swanson. naci6 en- Chile. Esta
bella suramerlcana lego rrcientcmcn-
te q Hollywood, habicndo tornado par.
tc eli otras dos pclfculas dc 10 Para
mount.
III c3nslc d'Arrast, director t6cnico
dc Ia pelfcriln, cs I'M ciudadano fran
ces que reside durante yarios amos
en- la Argentina, rgreso su pals ySna-
ee unos meses lleg6 a los Estados Uni
do en- compahia del director George
! Titzmaurice.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-26

bestias formidables de siluetas asom-
brosas, de proporciones desmesuradas.
de lfneas inverosfmiles, de caracterfs-
ticas contradictorias? Bestias de pc
sadilla, como no las soii0 jamas III la
sombrfa imagination Ge los etruscos,
nj In de los primitiyos pintores del
Inferno. Bestias cuyas osamentas 81
gantes pueblan nuestros muses.. Los
ictiosauros macizos; los plesiosaurios
dc cuello flexible: los iguadoneS altos
como torreones l. S atlantaSaurOs mo-
numcntalcS los ceratosauriOs feroceS
V sus camaradas los alosaurios Y los
compognatos; LIS herbfyOrCS ipsilofo-
dones; los pdjaros con dientes Y los
asombrosos' diplonios, que tenfan un
pico cornc en- ell fOndO del cual habfa
unaS fauces armadas de dGs mil Sc
tentl dicntcs ;QuG naturaliSta no
darfa las tres cuartas parties de su
eXistencia por pascarse durante algu-
nos dfas en- medic de esta horda es-
pantable de sseres vivientes?... Ca
milo Flanmari0n Ell su 1ibro La
terra antes dc la aparici0n del hom-
brc" ha tratado de hacer In tentado-
ra description &c tai cspectaculo. 81
en- vez de los huesos sccos que el
bombrc ha encontrado, pudiese con-
tempIar los animales viros!... iSue-
no de poeta? No tanto. La Natura-
leza ha respondido a esta question. En-
nuestros dfas la sido possible eacon-
trar a algunos seres olvidados dc la
i'rree-Historiad. -tttualmente conoccmos
Dor 10 menos tres de cstas bcstiaS eX-
traiias cue han oScapado a las reVo-
luciones del globo. Ante tGdo cl zee
ratodus', ser entire pcz Y salamadra
que sohrevive su raZa, cXtin@uida
dcsde hace miles de amos, Y habita
ell ciertos lugares de la Australia. Des-
pu6S, el extrailo "apteriX''. que refu-
giado Ell la Nueva-Zelandia es I'M des-
cendiente degenerate y disminufdo pc
70 directo, de aquel formidable "Moa'
que tenfa cuatro metros de alto. po-
MIA huevos de 80 centfmctr9s de tlid-
metro con una capacidad dc nueve Ii
tros. En- fin, en- 1860 las cxcavacio-
nes de Pikermia cerca dc Atenas. CON
dujeron al descubrimiento de huesos
ante-diluvianos de un cuadrlipcdo OK
traGo, compuesto hfbrido de antelope,
de zebra J de iirafa, al cual 50 di6
el nombre de "heladoterium" o bcstla
salyaje de Ia Grecia. Ahora bien, Il
hines dei sigIo NIX Sc descubri6 con
esstuuppor que 81 "heIadoterium' vivfa
en- eI coraz6n del Africa. Sc le llama
.okapi''.a qunf periddieo de los Esta-
dos Unidcs ACADIA de publican una TO-
tograffa0 Hace POGO Sc dijo que en-
un lago de la America del Sur ha-
bfa sido Yisto un plesionario. Las Ill
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-26
Ell ACTOR CONWAY TEARLE Sc
RA Ell AMANTE DE POLA NEGRI
EN- LA PELICCLA BELLA DONNA

A las pocas semanas &c su lleSada
al estudio cinematogr;ifico de In Pa
ramount, en- California, Pola NeSri, be-
LA eminente actriz polaca, Sc lamen-
taba dc no haber encontrado un galan
tp5aarai Il, piaanta1ia cinnecmatogrdfica, Sc.
Gnffende) como ella deseaba. Sin en-
barge, el iR,roe de Ia rutilantc cstre-
LA NO tard0 en- surgir dc entire los
primeros aactorts que figuran cn los
elencos artfsticos de la Paramount, en-
la persona de Conway Tearle, el sim
patico G ,inteligente joven actor que
interpretar;t cl papel de rrotagopist'
dc la pclfcula Bella Donna, que ei
la actualidaGi sc ,esta impresionand'
en- el estudio califoniano de la EN-
prcsa Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
ton, bajo la direction dc George Fitz
maurice. La pellcula estd basada el
ma novcla muy popular Ell les Esta
dos Unidos, original de Robert Hi
chens Su argumento tiene cierta Sc
mejanza con cl de "El Jeque' The
.Sheik'', pues su acci0n es desarroila
cn .el desierto africano, como Ell la
popular pclfclila intclpretada por Ro
dolfo Valentino.
FL amante cinematogrdfico de Po-
la Negri ha sido tan del agrado de
csta, que. Ia emineiltc actriz polaca
DECLARE recictnemente a I'm critico dc
una revista noEtcamericana, que Guam
do interprctaba pelfctlas en- Europa,
ambicionaba la suertc Dc las actriccs
Mary Pickford y Marguerite Clark, a
quicrcs acknowledgements vefa amadas
pcr galanes como les que ella tanto
dcscaba. /, Perp ahora que en- "Bella
Donna" tcngo un "jeque' como que
ria, va no les ambiciono Ia sucrte a
Mary Pickford y Marguerite Clark
Pola Negri, como es de rigor cuan'
do Sc trata de mujeres Vampires, en-
la pelicula bella Donna bace triza'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-26

VIC para sus sufrimientos amarsos,
ahora bendicen a DioS y su t0nico
infalible porque les ha restaurado su
salud fclicidad. Dfa por dfa aumen-
ia la dcmanda de Tanlac.
Les felicito ccrdialmente por esta
preparation maravillosd V esperando
que siga aumcntanGo su exito pr el
bien de la humanidad, quedo de uste-
des afmo. alto. y S. S.,
(Firmado), Lumcn A6ndc:.
Farmacia MendeZ.
En- todaS parties donde sc conocc
Tanlac, las farmacias Y droguerias
han manifestado el mismo interes ell
tusiasmado del senior MGndez en- esta
medicina. Eli efecto los farmace1ti-
cos ell todo el pals aconsejan el uso
lie Tanlac porque las personals que 10
prueban casi acknowledgements vuclvcn
para comprar mas Y cuentan les re-
slltados csplGndidos que han rccibido
uS;lndOlO.
No hay parte del cu2rpo que no sea
l,oncficiada pOr la acci0n Saludable dc
Tanlac. Tanlac principal su obra es-
timulando los 6rganos digcstivos. cnri-
1uccicnAo la sangrc Y cnvigorizando
cl sistema cntcrc.
Tanlac So vcndc cn todas las far.
mAcias Y droguerfas
Sc han vendido mas dc 81 milloncs
dc botellas. $S|A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-26
ROBO DE UNA .BICICLETA.

Ell senior Il. Casanova, residente Ell
la calle del General Contreras,1 iha Iil.
tornado La Policfa, que de sp casa le
robaron una bicleta. .g tpEf8bc[ol) bo,
Pareee ser que recientemente, a los
rateros les ha dado por lObar bicicle,
tas de,pedal. cot u,tga .tr.a. sacloueo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-04-26
A IA LUZ De LA PANTALLA

los coraZones de otros do shombres,
Claude King Y Conrad Nagel. quienes
sucumbcn vfctimas de los caprichoS
de Bella Donna.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
NEW METHOD
HEALS RUPTURE
Kansas City Doctors Discovery
Makes Truss or Operation
Unnecessary.

A new discovery whi,h, experts
agree, has no equal for curative eff
fects in all rupture cases, is the latest
accomplishment of DIR. Andrews, J02
Koch Bldg, Kansas City. Mo. The
extraordinary success of this new
method proves that it holds and heals
rupture. 1t weighs only a few
ounces. Has no hard gouging pads.
no elastic belt. no leg straps, no steel
bands, and is as comfortable as a light
garment. 1t has enabled hundreds of
persons to throw away trusses ard
declare their rupture absolutely healeu.
Many Of these had serious double rup-
lures, from which they had suffered
for years. 1t is DR.. Andrews nmbi-
ton TO have every ruptured person
enjoy the quick relief. comfort and
healing power Of his discovery, and
he will send it on free trial to any
reader of The San Antonio Light who
writes him. He wants one person in
each neighborhood to whom he can
refer. IL you wish to be rid Of rup-
tur" for good, without ar operation.
take advantage Of the doctors free
offer. Write him today.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
Claim Unirrigated Tract
Produced a Bumper
Crop of Sandburs.
STEWART LETTERS READ
Armed Guards Kept Inform
ants From Prospects,
Is Charge.

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. 1O.-Thc
Edinburg tract of the "magic valley of
the Rio Grandc' was un.oaded on 1000
farmers seeking fertile land, rich crops
and comfortable homes for their fami-
lies, according to testimony introduced
in Federal Court here today in the
| trial of W. +. Stewart for engineering
an alleged $G0,O00,000 fraud in Texas
! lands.
Stewards statesmen were ordered to
make quick clean up, letters read into
| the court record revealed. ..
Once the Kansas authorities inyesti-
gated the Edinburg tract in HidalgO
county, Texas, which Stewart adver-
tised as a Second Eden" the game
would be up, Stewart warned in letter
read in court today, addressed to his
vice president, ID. L. Kirgen.
The letter was written while the
land seeker specials" were still rushing
carloads of farmers from Kansas, Mis-
souri,. Nebraska and eight other states
to the Stewart clubhouse in Hidalgo
county.
Feared Blue Sky Law.
Stewart feared that the Kansas blue
sky law would put an end to all sales
of the Edinburg land in the state Of
Kansas, the letter said.
This letter was written, it was
charged, while Stewart agents were en-
pertaining other farmer prospects in the
picturesque clubhouse near Llano
Grande, showing them the pumps. ca
nails, reservoirs and lands watered by
the nearby Mercedes irrigation system
and telling them that it was all part of
the Ednburg tract and irrigation sys-
TEN.
The Edinburg reservoir, earlier tes-
timony said, was dry when water was
needed. There were trees growing in
the reservoir, indicating that there had
been water there at some time. The
Edinburg canals were insufficient to
supply water to more than 5000 of the
10000 acres, it was said.
Land sown to alfalfa produced a
bumper crop Of sandburs, otberSwit-
nesses testified. Corn was burned up
before any water was secured.
Fancy Prices. Farmers Say.
For this land, sold on then nderstandt
ing that plenty of water was available,
Stewart was paid $500 an acre, farm
crs who bought said.
NO sooner WIS prospect sVIu 'hdii
the doors of the clubhouse were barred
to him. witnesses said. Armed guards
prevented residents of Edinburg from
talking to later patches of prospects.
it was chdrged. Farmers alleged to
have been in the employ of Stewart,
we're admitted after dark to deliver lee
lures on the land of milk. honey. alfalfa
and water as smooth as silk" testi-
mOny showed.
Against this evidence, Stewards de.
Tense will be that an "act of God"
the Texas flood of 1920. and the plots
OF rivals. who tried to get the Edinburg
tract and failed. are responsible for his
present difficulties.
He faces a heavy fine and Jail sem |
tence if he is convicted of the charge Of
using the mails to dcfraud, on which the |
present trial is based.
Six hundred other law suits are |
awaiting him in Texas courts, it was
said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
TO BE KUYKENDALL
Reported California Man to Be Head
Of This immigration District.

Dan s. Kuykendall, immigration in
spector IN charge at San Diego. Cal,
will be inspector in charge Of the San
Antonio district, accordig to unofficial
4 Information received here. Since the
formation of immigration district No.
20, for which San Antonio is headquar-
tiers, and the transfer of Immigration
eJnspector +. w. Berkshire from the
ssSn Antonio headquarters to Los An
xeIes, z. w. Smith has been acting as
Z Inspector in charge. 1t is reported that
on February Is, Inspector Kuykendall
will take charge of the San Antonio
! headquarters, and Mr.. Smith will re-
eume his former duties as inspector in
/. charge Of the local office in the Federal
building.
when Inspector Berkshire was in
charge Of the San Antonio office. four:
teen years ago, before the creation Of
THE new district, Inspector Kuykendall
<was stationed in San Antonio. After
s Inspector Berkshire was placed in
charge OF the territory under the old
districting plan. he moved his head
quarters to FL Paso, and Mr.. Kuyken-
dan was transferred to San Diego,
where he was placed in charge OF the
Immigration work.
Upon the creation Of the new district.
<yxnuary 1, 1928, Inspector Berkshire
was placed in charge Of the hesdquar-
cfsrE officc in San Antonio. Later he
received an appointment as immigra-
flor supervisor in California. Inspector
smith was then designated as acting in
,snector in charge Of District %. until
deflnite appointment was made.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
PLAN A RECEPTION
Patriotic Organizations Will Welcome
Soldiers From Rhine.

A reception is being planned by the
women of patriotic clubs for % of the
men of the American Army of Occupa.
ton, who are to be assigned to the
Quartermaster's Corps, Eighth Corps
Area, Fort Sam Houston.
The American troops, recently re-
called from the occupied area of Ger
many, have landed in Georgia, and the
announcement has been made by off
Gals at Fort Sam Houston that % of
them will be transferred to San An
tonic. Mrs. Violet A. Haynes, state
president of the Seth Division Auxil.
larry Association, will have the recep.
ton in charge. Army officials will no.
tify her "a hours in advance of the ar
rival Of the men and they will be met
nc the depot by committee of women.
They will be taken to the Original Mex
lean Restaurant for dinner. Following
the dinner they will be entertained with
a theater party.
Following is a list Of the women of
- NhS NAubo NhO udNt DttU lllNlI-
ed to take part in the reception: Mrs.
Harry Hyman, Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution; Mrs. G. f. LeStour-
geon, Women of the Grand Army of the
Republic; Mrs. Fannie Applewhite and
Mrs Edmond Haltom. Daughters Of the
Republic of Texas: Mrs. f. o. Spencer.
Mrs. j. VanLandingham, Mrs. Van
Teel. and Mrs. c. W. Titus. Daughters
Of the Confederacy; Mrs. Katie Schar-
fenberg, Ladies of the United Spanish
American War Veterans: Mrs. W. F..
cunningham, Mrs. +. c. Robbins. Mrs.
A. y. Hulscy, Mary NJ. Dixon, and Mrs.
j. w. Satterwhite, Ladies' Auxiliary Of
the Both Division: Mrs. George c..
Wurzbach- Mrs. Beulah Erwin. Mrs.
John Feike, and Mrs. Arthur Freisen.
Ladies' Auxiliary of the American L.
glon; Ensign Elsie butcher, of the Sal
vation Army; Mrs. Glide Westbrook.
Ladies Of the Welcome Home Club of
the Second Division.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
WITH UNWRITTEN LAW IN
BACKGROUND, TRIAL BEGINS
FOR TEXAS ARMY OFFICER
Major Culberson Will Rely More Self Defense Plea
Than His Exclamation, "You Have Ruined My
Home" When Music Salesman Slain. Is Be-
lief at Wichita Falls Now-Officer's Wife
Refuses to duplicate Herself.

have switched to the self-defense plea,
with the "unwrittcn law" held in the
background-tO be alluded TO during
the trial, but not TO sufficient cx-
tent to enable states attorneys to tear
it down with Mrs. Culberson's own
statements. 1t will be used as an in
visible weapon, it is believed.
Culberson will claim, it was under
stood, that, upon arriving home from
Oklahoma. he learned his wife and La
mar had been arrested on charge Of
vagrancy, when the latter was found in
the formers apartment.
Shot TO Save Himself.
Although the two had been released
when it was shown that Lamar had
been calling upon Mrs. Culberson to
bring her photograph records she had
ordered, Culberson believed he should
take the matter up with Lamar per-
sonally. That he armed himself merely
as a precautionary act. and called TO
have talk with the photograph sales.
can. not dreaming that any serious
trouble would ensue and. during quar-
rel that did develop, he shot the other
to save himself, he will try to show, it
is believed.
The selection of n jury has been
slow. Numerous questions have been
fired at veniremen by attorneys for both
sides, including the interrogation fast
becoming standardized: Are you Il
member of the Ku Klux Klan:"
As result, only eleven jurors had
been selected tonight, but attorneys
were confident testimony would begin
Monday until which time, witnesses
were excused.
The jury was completed this after
noon after three days required in ex-
aiming the veniremen. and only after
the entire original vcnire had been OK
hausted. Twenty-Five additional tales
men were called shortly before the
twelfth juror was selected.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
SNOW FURRY DOES
NOT WORRY TOURISTS
WHO ENJOY SELVES
Fifty-two New Names Added
to Register of Club
During Week.

The little furry of snow which paid
a visit to San Antonio last week added
to the Zest with which members of the
Tourists Club entered into the games
and sport at the club and club grounds.
The rooms of the club house were filled
to capacity during the cold weather.
Asked what they thought of the wealth
er, the reply was, "Shucks, this is not
bad. Up at hOmeSnOw it must be any
where between 10 and 20 degrees be-
low zero"
During the week, 80 new names ap-
peared on the register at the club. The
following list brings the roster of the
club up to Saturday night:
Illinois: 4. c. Olinder, Chicago (;
Calvin Ainsworth. Moline; Helen NJ.
Ost, HO0peston; y. II. Hort, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Baker, Ottawa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stewart, Freeport
Iowa: DIR. and Mrs. d. W. McCrary,
Lake City; Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Snavely,
Iowa City.
Michigan: DR.. and Mrs. W. ]. Tyler.
Niles; Emanuel j. and Mildred Doyle,
Grand Rapids.
Minnesota: Mr.. and Mrs. +. K. Cis-
ney. Madelia; Mr.. and Mrs. j. =.
NOrthrOp. CrOOkstOn.
-NNDl oF7htA -Als tiAl allss ~ VI lsSli-
ona. Omaha; Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. TheO-
bald, 7. II. Beckwith, Ypsilante.
South Dakota: Mr.. and Mrs. \. +.
Dalton. Sioux Falls; August Anker,
Mclaughlin; Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Viii
liams, Getterburg.
Massachusetts: Mr.. and Mrs. +. Cob.
ham. Boston.
Ohio: Mrs. c. W. Clark, Cincinnati +,
Mrs. Curtis d. Splitter. Toledo; Mr.. and
Mrs. George J.. Wade. Niles; Mrs. Viii
liam II. Stevens, Niles.
Pennsylvania Mrs. Fl. W. Parker,
Pittsburg.
Missouri: T. J. Hennessy, st. Louis.
Kansas: Mrs. Cora Dillman, Wich-
tia: Mrs. Emma Allen, Wichita; Mrs.
F. L. Mcdowell, Garfield.
Oklahoma: Mr.. and Mrs. c. \. Rich
ardson, Tulsa; f. BuffalOw, Forgan.
Tennessee: c. B. Evridge, Memphis
Texas: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Isen-
hover, Dallas; Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
Martin, Clarendon.
New Mexico: Mrs. Carrie D. Stone.
Las Venga.
Canada: Mrs. and Miss Lymons,
Toronto.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11

Wichita Falls, Tex, Feb. 10.-Maj.
W. l.. Culbcrson, officer of the Amer
lean Expeditionary Forces, on trial
here for the murder of NJ. l.. Lamar,
rhC nograph salesman. will attempt 10
show he killed in self-defense, following
4 quarrel with the salesman concerning
the officers domestic affairs, it was in
dicated here tonight as the selection Of
a jury was being completed.
The exclamation, You've ruined my
home" uttered by the major, according
TO paSserby, as Lamar fell mUrtally
wounded in front of his place of en-
ployment the morning of January s. to-
gethCr with questions asked veniremen
by attorneys for the defense, indicates
that this probably will be the plea
with which CulbcrSon hopes TO save
himself.
The original belief that a plain de-
Tense involving the "unwritten law, ="
would be put up by the officer, was
shown to be erroneous when prospective
jurors were questioned concerning their
ideas of man arming himself to call
upon another 10 talk of the formers do
nestle affairs. and their opinions relat-
ing TO self-defense.
Plans Believed Changed.
Plans of the defense to invoke the
unwritten law" are believed to have
been changed when Mrs. Fannie Gull
bcrson made her first statement after
the Staying, declaring that her rela-
tons with Lamar were of purely
business nature, and denying that there
was any basis for Culberson's alleged
exclamation when witnesses said they
saw him shoot Lamar.
As a result of Mrs. Culberson's re-
fusal TO sacrifice her reputation in Or
der that her husband might use a plea
that nearly always brings mot
guilty" verdict in Southern courts,
plans of the defense are understood to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
FATHER WANTS KIDDIES
Children Placed in Orphanage by
Mother, Parent Says.

Waco. Tex. Feb. 1O.-Fiye little kid
dies. ranging in age from ; to Is years,
now in the state orphans home at Cor
sicana. will be out of that institution
and back with their father. Sam Hoot-
on. II the lattcr's efforts succeed. Dis
trict Judge ]. +. Alexander has ordered
Superintendent Ode Ninatra of the
state orphanagc to have the children in
court Tuesday morning for a hearing on
Hooten's plea that the children are kept
at the Orphanagc against his will. They
were placed there by their mother.
Hooten says he is amply able 10 provide
for them.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
Leaps Rive Stories 10 Death.

New York, Feb. 1O.-Brooding over
constant illness which followed a nerv.
Gus breakdown was deci~red by physi-
clans today TO be the cause Of suicide
by Mrs. Warner NJ. Leeds, sister-in-law
Of the late "tin plate king" who leaped
from a fifth floor window to her home
this morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-11
Salvation Army Fights Drugs.

NdSHIHgIUH' d. e, FEB. IO.-ArOuspd
by the rapid spread of the drug habit in
the United States, the Salvation Army
today appealed to all churchgoers TO aid
in supnressing the traffic. Public au-
thorities and medical science. which
have met with limited success in fight
ing the evil. must have the cooperation
OF all Christians and members of other
religious organizations the appeal stat
ed.
The Washington times., 1923-02-11

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-05-02
MADRID ES NEWT ABLE

mos mandan, no hay que pedirles que
|renuncien a la elevation de So tri-
Ibuna.. -S 81, II = 81 80 s,sssss 4
Despues de todo es absufda ess eiles
|uiga del uacionalismo hacia Madfid.
Mejor dicho: es' teatral, sistematica,
|ds convenienccia partidista, I'm nnevo
porque 81. Ese Madrid que odisinos
|ess Ia burocracia centraiista. Y esta
burocracia que maldecimos no es, ella
en- ST misma: es 10 nlalo que tiene
ELLA. Pues 10 mafo Sc estirp$. A nm.
gun cuerdo Sc u ocnrTi6 psgarse pn
|tiro porque le hubiese saldo un TO-
rdhculo que lie diese. una mala noche.
iY ahora-que 10 Olga el "fascio"
que hay tan bnehos cifljanos para las
dolencias ffsicas y para los Accssoa
politicos!
Por otra parte, Madrid es el cen.
tfo inervios6 Que toid6 sef ben orgafi.
zado necesita. Y am sin ir'tan 4 Il
alto: debe ser'la. administration co.
lIidn Que dessargie Ia paftida de gas.
EOS generates. ~ 80 s&S5ss+sse.: lsssa4
En- estos tisfnpos al ''tfnnts'' y{ds
Asociaci6n de las Naciones, dc espe.
ranto, de conferencias internaciona1es
n de- soiidaridad eientiEea mGndia II I'D
Eatonizaci6n pors sistena carece de sen.