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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
La jira del
Bc
domingo

Bajo la sombra protectora del in
menso palmar de Dorado, en- uno dc
los parajes mas encantadores de aque-
los contornos, fue donde Sc dieron ci-
ia. Ell ultimo domingo, los invitados
del DR.. Melendez, para festejar al Je-
fe del partido unionista, Sr. Barcelo,
y otras distinguidas personaHdades
de dicha colectividad.
Fue este, uno de los actos. en- donde
ha reinado no solo un constante buen
hunor, sino un espiritu de intima fra
ternidad, dando todos los concurren-
tes visibles muestras de la satisfac-
cion y ell regocijo que sentian ante las
atenciones Y los agasajos con que fue-
ron tan exquisitamente sorprendidos.
Cerca de las mesas dispuestas para
ell banquete, el cual resulto de I'm YER
dadero sabor criollo, por haber tenido
en- el sitio preemintnte Ell traditional
"Iech6n asado'', habia sido improyi-
sado un salon de bale.
Numerosas muchachas, todas elias
de admirables atractivos cautivado-
ra simpatia, les hicieron, a los invita-
dos todos, mas agradables placente-
ras las horas de La fiesta.
Dos magnifcas orQuestas, una. de
elias de las que denominan ''mtsica
brava'', dejaron oir incesantemente los
acordes melodiosos de diferentes pie
zas, prodonlinando la danza, como con-
venia al ambiente regional que ALI
predominant.
n, Nos llam0 mucho Ia atenci6n Y cau-
SO verdadera admiration en- todos, Ia
recitacion de los Dres. Polanco Ro-
driguez, en- que dejaron muy en- alto
su hasta entonces desconocida para nos
otros, admirable reputaci6n de artis-
tas inimitables
A la hora en- que abandonamos Ia
jira, Ell acto no habia terminado atn
cuando hasta esa hora no Sc habfan
pronunciado discursos existia Ia inten-
ci6n de suprimirlos para no darle al
acto aspecto de seriedad..
des politicas que asisteiron que po-
demos recordar, estaban: Don Antonio
T.. Barcelo, don Martin Travieso, don
Celestino Iriarte Jr., don Guilermo Es-
teves, senador Jordan, don Jose Con
galez Ginor1o, don Rafael Rivera "a
gas, don Jose Manuel Perez, Cervoni
de-y, don Francisco schettini, don Ma
nuel velilla, MI. Walter Nc X. Jones,
don Nataho Bayonet, don Vicente Al
caraz, don Jose Ramirez santibanez,
inhnidad de otros que sentlmos no re-
cordar.
Merece una sincera y franco fell
citaci6n el distinguido galeno, DR.. Me-
lendez, quien supo prodigar atencio-
mes, cortesias agasajos entire sus in
vitados, quienes regresaron altamente
complacidos de tan agradab,e ''pasa-
dia".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
FRANCIA ENVIARA NUEVOS
CONTINGENCIES AL RUHR

PARIS, mayo q Omitted Press) =
FL Ministerio de la Guerra anuncia que
de un momento otro saldra hacia la
zona de ocupacion un contingcnte de
so.dados que estara tornado por quin-
ce veinte mil soldados.
Estas fuerzas seran designadas a
proteger las vidas de los trabajadores
franceses belgas que Sc encuentran
empleados en- las Industries del Ruhr,
asi como los que seran enviados pa
ra explotar nuevas industrias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Sc TEME UN FORMIDABLE
ENCUENTRO ENTIRE COMU-
NLSTAS Y SOCIALISTAS EN-
HAMBURGO

HAMBURGo, mayo 81. Omitted
Press. )-Se informa que los comunis-
tas estan preparandose con ell propo-
s.to de interrumpir Ia celebraci6n del
congreso International socialista, al
cuaI asistiran las mas prominentes per-
sonahdades de este partido, entire las
que figura Ramsey Nc. DonnaId, jefe
del partido laborista y llder del mismo
partido en- q parlamento britanico.
Los socialists estan levando ca
bo grandes preparativos para recha-
zar los comunistas.
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Sc DIscUTEN LAS BASES PARA
UN ENTENDIDo

(Continuaci6n de la Ia. pagtna)
por conseguir Ia realization de sus pla-
nes, de acuerdo con 10 que ellos Green
que es la mejor manera de darle e.
frente los acontecimientos.
Pertenecen a estos tltimos los que
aconsejan un pacto con los socialists,
y 81 dicha formula no ha sido hecha
p1bhca, de manera franco y alberta Sc
debe a que, hasta los mismos que La
secundan reconocen que una gran par
te de los repubhcanos y entire clos los
que poscen intereses y tienen respon-
sabilidades. no patrocinarfan esa idea
hasta preferir1an alejarse de la po-
Utica antes de secundar una coalicion
que consideran perjudicial la buena
marcha de los intereses del pals.
No obstante, tenemos entendido, por
informes que hemos recogido de per-
sonas bien enteradas, que entire los
repubicanos hay un grupo bastante con
siderable de elementos que no favore-
cen entendido alguno con La Union dc
Puerto Rico ST con los socialistas.
A este respecto, parece que Sc han
hecho gestiones entire unos y otros pa
ra yer la manera de fundir en- uno am
bos partidos en- minoria.
De negarse un acuerdo nos de-
cia aver un informante- parece que
de los dos partidos ell que desaparece-
r& virtualmente, como consecuencia de
la fusion, sera el partido socialista,
pues los RepubIcanos desean que la
plataforma sociaista sea enmendada Y
liberalizada de tai suerte que, una vez
unidos, las aspiraciones de unos y otros
sean compatibles con el actual sistema
capitalista, bajo el cual sera que ten
dram que desenvo1verse. -
Efectivamente, como comprobav
ci6n de estos informes, cambiando i'm
presiones con algunos republicanos pres
tigiosos, hemos recogido la impression
de que para realizar un pacto republi-
co-sociaEsta, las ideas radicales del pro
grama socialista, destructoras del ac-
tual sistema, son I'm obstaculo funda.
mental.
En- las gestioncs que Sc hacen para
Eegar un acuerdo, Sc nos ha dicho
que tanto los republicanos como los So
cialistss reconocen la necesidad en- que
estan de alcanzar la mayoria des-
truir asi 81 predominio de la Union de
Puerto Rico, en- tai sentido parecen
ser las bases principales del entendi-
do, el que sea Ell Partido Republican,
Ell que envie el Comisionado Residente
en- Washington y los demas puestos
electives y ejecutivos del pals proper
cionalmente repartidos entire unos
otros; pero, desde luego, quedandose
los republicanos con la mayor parte
por ser un partido -segtln dicen ellos
mas antique de mejor personal pa
ra ocupar los puestos de confanza
response bi,idad.
Els muy possible, aun cuando muchos
consideran fracasada esta tentative de
fusion que en- la pr6xima Asamblea Sc
presenter proposiciones tendencies a con
seguir la adopcion de esta medida, a
los efectos de asegurar la vida futura
de los partidos en- minoria princi-
palmente la del republcano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
oTRos vAPoREs

Sale hoy de New Orleans con rumbo
Puerto Rico ell vapor "Caribe' de la
New York and Porto Rico S. s Co.
-Hacia Ell 81 del corriente Sc espera
ell vapor espafiol Manuel Arnus'' pro.
cedente de Espaha en- viaje para Cen
tro y Sur America.
Hoy sale para Nueva York ell va
por "Caracas''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
LA CAMARA DE COMERCIo
(COasinuacidn de la 1a. Das.l

piicitas Que permiten asegurar que ell
Gobierno Sc apresuraria a recoger una
iniciativa tan bella como l6gica
Para darle los espafioles de Anne
rica una representation adecuada en-
el Congreso, no es precise modihcar la
Constitution. Bastaria a conseguirlo
un Real Decreto transfriendo las
Camaras de Concrete la representa-
cion "Senatalicia que hoy ostentan
las Sociedades Economicas de Amigos
del Pals, viejos y gastados organismos
va cuya razon de vida ha conclude.
Pido pues, en- nombre del "Diario de
la Marina, de la Habana, la adopci6n
del citado acuerdo.
En- Barcelona, "a de MARIO de 1928.
DR.. Lorenzo FRAU MARSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Los AMERICANOS CANAAN Ell
CAMPEONATO DE GOLF

LoNDREs, mayo 21. Omitted Press)
La novena americana que disputaba
a los ingleses la copa walker sa-
lilo victoriosa por un score de seis y
medic contra cinco y medic.
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lmpOrtantlsimas
IrlanifeStaCiOnes...
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verifcada una Asamblea general a
II cual concurrieran unionista, Repubh
canos hombres de buena voi'ntad,
podria acordarse en- ella
To- La formation de un pareido po-
litico con un nombre com1n en- ell cual
Sc fundirian unionistas, rep1pfc canos
y demas elementos, para la defensa in
mediata de un programa mas menos
parecido al que enmcian las signien-
tes bases:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Sc EsPER.A QUE LOS MOROs
ATAQUEN a PRONTo A LOS
ESPANOLES

MADRID, mayo 81. Omitted Press.
Los despachos recibidos en- esta ciu-
dad, procedentes de Melilla aseguran
que la jarca enemiga ha crecido hume
ricamente, por 10 cual Sc teme que ata-
quen la primera Inca espahola tan
pronto como terminen las cosechas.
Ell enemigo dificulta grandemente La
llegada de convoyes Tizzi Aza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
PRoxIMAs sALIDAs

Mafana saldra de este puerto para
Fueva York ell vapor Ponce de la
New York and Porto Rico s. S. Co. con
carga, correspondence y pasa. .elos.
Ell vapor americana John Lind
&c La Baltimore Line, saldra ell 25 de
este mes de Baltimore para este puerto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
La REPATRIATION DE
TROPAS SUSPENDIDA

MADRID, mayo 81. Omitted Press).
Tn communicate del general Wives al go
bierno, anuncia ell peligro en- seguir re
patriando tropas.
Con tai motive Ell gobierno ha sus.
pendido la repatriation.
La censura establecida sobre las no.
ticias de Marruecos es rigurosisima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
CLASSES DE PIANO

Profesora de piano ofrece sus ser
Vlclos los amantes de la m1sica a
precIos modicos. Informes:
MERCEDES SIMON DE Maestro
Paseo Covadonga st. PIP altos Puer
ia de TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
DR.. j. A. EzEcHIEL

Experto en- MAsAJES GIMNASIA
SUECA. Con experiencia de veinticinco
amos de practica, en- Europa Sur Ame
rica, Sc ofrece nuestro pdblico, para
esta clase de trabajos, en- cada donli-
clio.
Direction: Allen 1s, Telef, No. 1918
negro. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
UN NINo DE RIVERA
CHEvREMoNT

. Ell domingo en- la noche fallecio en-
esta ciudad un nifio de tres amos, hi
10 de nuestro estimado amigo Ell como
cido poeta don Jose J. Rivera Chevre
mont.
Compartimos con el joven poeta su
pena por la perdida de ese nifio. en-
canto de su hogar afigido va por la
muerte de su estimadisima esposa, acae
cida hace POGO tempo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
ELEMENTos HosTILEs A LA AID.
MINIsTRACIoN DE CoAMo

fContinuaci6n de la ga. pagina)
basta Sc constituyo vendi6.
ESQ es todo. No hubo arrestos. Nc
deseo discutir 81 Sc cometi6 > 40 III
desacato. La Corte decidira. .
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sALIpAs De SAN JOAN

salieron aver para la isla rs vapo,
res de carga americanos Mariana !,
"Delfna" "southseas''. Para New
York sali6 aver ell Edith de la Bull
Insular Line.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
ELI" CARACAS"

Procedente de Venezuela entr6 aver
San Juan ell vapor Caracas de la
Red ID" Line, a bordo del cual lego
a San Juan parte de la compaflia de
Opera de Bracale.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

Los dos cabaIIos mas fanacsos
del mundo disputandose ell gran
KENTUCKY DERBY en- la gran
pelfcuIa UNA CABRERA EN- KEN
OIKY. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

nuestras nentes y en- nuestros esprit
tus; volemos alto para que Ell bajo
fcndo Sc aleje de nosotros; y ahora, y
POI tanto tempo como 10 requiera le
felicidad de Puerto Rico, olviden la
victoria los que t-iunfaron, olvidan la
derrota los vencidos, y unos y otros
r:archemos del brazo hacia ell amor
II gratitud mas excelsa para el pueblo
americana, hacia la libertad y la JUS
tlcia que merece nuestra isla y
h&cia ell reconocimiento de nues-
ira. estimation mas honda, por ell Hon.
R.aM. Towner, Gobernador de Puerto
Rico y defensor de nuestra patria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Sc REUNE Ell CONGRESo IN
TERNACIONAL SOCIALISM,

HAMBURGo, mayo 81. (United
Press)-Varias secciones del partido
socialistas International Sc han reu-
nido por separado, habiendo tratado
La situacion en- Viena, Amsterdam y
otras ciudades.
Ell Congreso Sc ha reunido esta ma
mana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Ell CoMIsIoNADo DE AGRICULTU
RA COMPARECIO
continuation de la la. pagina)

dc mercados'', t'ofcina de publicaciO-
res'', ''Cuarentena vegetaI''. alimen
tos, ganado, etc., "Jardin Botani-
coz.
Para todas estas atenciones ell Sr.
CLard6n manifesto que necesitaba al
redor de UN MILLION DE DoLAREs.
FL presupuesto actual del Dpto. es
de S280,0oo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

La peIicula que sienpre recor
dara ell p1blico UNA CABRERA
EN- KENTUCKY. AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
AMOR

AMOR - LUJO - Emocio-
mes - y CRANDES carreras de
cabalIos en- la gran pelicuIa UNA
CABRERA EN- KENTUCKY. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Ell FRANCO DECLARADO MO
MEDIA OFFICIAL EN- Ell RUHR

SAARBRUCKEN, mayo 81. Omitted
Press. )-El gobierno ha decIarado Ell
franco moneda Official
Ell franco Sc cotiza a 81 por libra
esterlina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

QUIfIINA QUE NO AFECTA
La CABEZA. LAXATIVE BRO
MO QUININA es mas eficaz en- to-
dos los casos en- que Sc necesita to-
mar Quinina, no causando zumbidos
de oidos. Contra Resfriados. La Gri-
ppe,. Influenza, Paludiszno y Fiebres.
La tlrna de E. W. GROVE viene con
cada caiita.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

Mo dele de YER la production
del dia UNA CABRERA EN- KEN
TUCKY. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

MEDIAs Y cALcETlNES

Tenen1os ell surtido mas grande
que jamas Sc ha visto en- Puerto
Rico.
Rogue Gonzalez & Co., Sues.
San Jose 7 San Juan, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

Nunca mejor que hoy. Tenemos de
Cobernador a un hombre q. no cuenta
otro defecto que ell de tener condicio-
mes superiores los que reqriere ell
simple gobier1io de esta isla. El Juez
Tcwner es de los hombres forrados
para residir en- Casa Blanca. Su pres
tig1o en- Ia Cam2ra de Dipatados nor
teamericana es de los mas s6Iidos. Su
experiences en- el Gcbierno es de las
mas pesadas. Su amistad hacia Puer-
to Rico es de las mas sinceras. Como
ce nuestros defectos, comprende nues-
TIA psicologia, anna nuestro terIufo al
cual ha defendido en- nuchas ocasiones
y al cual libro, ayudando Muhoz Ri
vera del regimen Foraker.
Unionistas, Republicanos hornbres
dc buena voluntad' Pongamos bielo So
bre Ell volcan de nuestras pasiones; |;
ahoguemos nuestra ira para cue la
ecuanimidad Sc acomode contenta en-
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
FINANCIAL LOSSES SENT
LEWISOHN TO ASYLUM
This and Not Love Affair With
Dancer is Given at Cause OF
Breakdown

New York, Sept. 15.--An affair with
less Liyermore, the stock market
promoter and not with Leonard
Hughes the dancer as had been re-
ported caused the nervous collapse
which resulted in the commitment OF
Walter Ilewisohn to sauatorium at
Greenwich, Conn, 1t was declared to.
day by Vincent l.. Leibell OF the bank
er's legal counsel.
Lewisohn lost good part of his
fortune" to Livermore in speculative
deals said Loibell who recalled that
his client had inherited an eighth OF
the s2O,000,000 left by his father,
Leonard Lewisohn, banker and cop
per magnate. How much was involved
in the Livermore deals however Leibel
declined to reveal.
In Wall street it was believed today
that the deals referred to included
principally the Seneca Copper pool of
1921-22 which split up amid mutual
charges of double crossing.
According to Leibell, Lewisohn's
losses were so serious as to bring on a
nervous breakdown during the holi-
days last year.
From then until his family sent him
to Greenwich said Leibell, Lewisohn
had gone to Palm Beach. White Sui
phur Springs and to western ranch
vainly seeking to restore his health.
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

But yeu may some day have a con,
ditlen for which you cannot account
II may be serious infection, eaus.
Ing you lmneh pain and suffering.
Their presence IL usually the sign
OF lowered bodily resistance. Per-
hans your diet IL not evenly hal
aneed. containing too high a per.
efntage OF carbohydrates. such as
vegetables, starch and sugar. N
your skin Is naturally oily. you may
be forcing this unnatural snppura-
tive condition by eating too much OF
energy or fat-forming foods, Care
lessness In bathing or allowing the
pores 10 become clogged by lack OF
proper exercise or free pcrspiration.
may also encourage pimples.
To get rid OF pimples. try the fol-
lowing treatment
Do not squeeze, pinch or puncture
them. A mild, simple ointment or n
zinc ointment should be smeared on
them TO cause gradual drying ZIP
or ripening OF the pustules, When
ripe open carefully with n sharp
sterile instrument. This will result
In a small scar which may eventually
disappear.
BE careful not to cut or scratch
your skin. II the pimple IN a deep
seated one try the application OF
small, hot compress
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
.rHE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Henry W. Savage, Inc, announces a
new musical comedy, THE Leftover
for Parsons theater, Hartford, the first
three days Of next week, beginning
Monday, September 18th, matinee
Wednesday, Zelda Sears Of "fhe
clinsing Vine" and Lady Billy fame
wrote the hook and lyrics for "Ths
leftover" and Vincent fanmans,
composer OF "Ramhalina" and either
song hits is responsible for the music,
Mr., Savage has engaged a cast Of en-
eentional ability and has staged the
production and provided costumes In
the usual Savage manner which
leaves nothing 10 he desired, A new
star IL 10 be seen In 'The Leftover"
little Miss Ada May, known formerly
as Ada Mae Weeks. in Listen Les
ter" and "The o'Rrien Girl" where
she dances .sensationally. Eddie Nell
son viii he chief funmaier and long
list OF principals and chorus Girls and
men 10 the number OF 10 will aid In
the entertainment. .,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

propensities. / do not like him at
all.
That night Harry said something
rather ugly to Ruth to the effect that
she was the most conspicuous wom-
ar in the room in her very decol-
lette gown and her bobbed, henna-
colored hair.
| thought she was very lovely and
I'm sure that Jack did too, but poor
Ruth's eyes filled with tears. I ex-
pect was rather interfering in
what was none Of my business but ]
could not help saying, Il think Ruth
is much better looking and much
less conspicuous than that moving
picture actress, Edith Chapman, who
is sitting over there and l notice you
have danced with her twice this eve
ming and had a very beautiful look
on your face while doing it."
Jack kicked me under the table
and Harry gave me a furious glance,
but I didn't care. ] thought it was
horrid of Harry Ellington to say
those things to his wife, especially
as he had been flirting outra geously
with the Chapman girl all the eve
ming.
Just at that moment Walter Burke
strolled over and | was very glad of
it. Notwithstanding Harry Filing
toms elum glances, he asked Ruth
to dance Ruth was about to refuse
but ! gave her look which told her
to go on and dance with him. Per-
haps l was all wrong, little Mar
utse, but | lust hated to think that
Harry Ellington could go into all
sorts of unknown paths. picking
primroses and then come back ex-I
pccting to find such a gorgeous flower
as Ruth hiding away from mortal
eyes. / have never yet known wom
an who really enjoys it TO blush I'M
seen"
Il can't understand what Ruth
sees in that man" said Harry vi
"He probably tells her her gown /
Is exquisite and that she is beauti- !.
fGl, instead of calling her gown con-
spicuous and her hair unnatural"
Why Leslie, | never knew you
10 scratch like a cat before"
Well" said, thoroughly indig-
lant, ! never yet have believed that
( took two entirely different kind of
;auces TO make both the goose and
he gander palatable."
Very clever. Mrs. Prescott, but
'ather radical. don't you think"
In saying this he laid his hand on
ny arm and / jerked away impetu-
,usly. In some way my pearls.
which ] foolishly had been wearing.
sound around my arms. caught on
he chair back and the first thing ]
new the string had broken and they !
zero scattered all over tho floor
Copyright, 1929. by NEA Service
Incl II
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
MY HUSBAND'SLOVE
Adele Garrison New Phase
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE

had said 10 me in long time, And
I'm sure I'd like very much 10 know
Mollis,"
I'm bring her in the next time she
comes over" she promised the while
! quickly repented my impetueus in,
yitatian, l knew only too well how
strenuous would be Dieky's objection
10 my entertaining Mrs, Marks or any
of her friends even in the most casual
manner.
"Rnt IN he sure that swell hus.
band of yours IL out first" my hostess
ehuekied, leading the way hack into
she possessed telephatie powers
There's two reasons for that, One
Is because he'd just about as soon
see a dead clam aroand as me or
any Of my friends, oh. I'm not
blaming you !" as began a perfume
tory protest. But you know IL as
well as ! do, And the other reason
is that Mollie shouldn't be flashed
sudden-like on any perfectly good
husband. Petey. he's used 10 her.
He's known her since she was kid.
anu sn' am HlN f'sl' anyway put
isn't your husband an artist p"
Yes" returned n bit stiffly. Won
dering TO what point this rambling
monologue was leading.
II though so. Wen. he'll be
queer one II he don't fall for Mollie
with great big thump. There's
been two or three OF 'em wanted her
TO pose OF 'cm. but nothing cooking
with Mollie. don't know what she's
got In the back OF her head TO make
of herself. but whatever II is she
thinks posing would be mark
against her, and so she won't do It.
although II would be good pay"
What is she doing now" asked.
not because ! had any real curiosity
on the subject. but to hide the I'M
comfortable and ridiculous annoyance
felt at Mrs. Marks intimation that
my husband would fall for Mollic
with great big thump."
why Shc's-she's n bookkeeper
in my-in fur house." she stam-
mered
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15

ding cigars. Where's Tom? want
, to speak TO him."
Johnnie was entranced. This was
the first time Mr.. Black had deigned
10 notice him.
Hes at the other end of the tent.
Mister" Johnnie answered.
Mr.. Black stared down the long
passage behind one of the rows of
horses which stood. face TO face, with
barrier between them. He hesitat-
ed. He glanced out OF doors. II was
raining that day. And Mr.. Black was
wearing new checkered suit of
which he seemed quite proud. and
careful.
If he had intended To walk around
the tent. he changed his mind. With
a sidelong glance at the horses heels,
New Britain herald., 1923-09-15
JOHNNIE Of the CIRCUS
and his CUFFY BEAR -
= By ARTHUR SCOTT BAILEY
10 strobe along behind them.

he strobe along behind them.
OF course Johnnie Green couldn't
take his eyes off the Lion Tanner. He
didn't dare hurry after him, because
he had a feeling that Mr.. Black
would wheel about and fix him with
his burning black eyes and ask him
what he meant by 1t.
The Lion Tanner was in the act of
passing behind troublesome black
horse named Beelzebub when john
ME saw him stop short and start to
turn back. Mr.. Black was too late.
Beelzebub's hind feet shot out as
quick as lightning and landed square,
ly upon the new checkered trousers.
Their owner sailed gracefully through
the air. He fell outside the open tent,
III puddle of water. And there he