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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
EvANGRLIo vELAzoUEz MERGED

Con fecha del sabado ha sido NOM
brado sargento de Ar1nas de La CANA
.ra de Representatives. para sustituir at
senior Mariana Acosta nuestro amigo
don Evangelio velazquez Merced, vie
10 y enthusiastic luchador politico, afi-
liado al partido unionista.
Ell nombramiento del sefior Velazquez
Merced ha producido excelente impre-
sion en- los circulos politicos, pues cons
tituye un premio sus eiecutorias, y
a su vieja historic de luchador com
batiente abnegado en- las flas de Ia
Union. SEgZM
Nuestro amigo ell senior Godofredo
Pacheco fue nombrado para sustituir
al senior velazquez Merced.
Para ambos nuestra felicitaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02

ra, 6escansas de la lucha y para
-siempre.,~x
Z iQue podemos agregar, al Golor con
eque hemos lecibidogy damos la noti-
cia de isu muerte? Cualquier elogio
spara Pedro Arcilagos resultarfa po-
bre' en- palabras. Ell que 10 conoci6,
10 trato, lie vic agitarseF en- su lumi-
noso medic de actividad artistica; Y
sabe como organize una familia, y
como Sc sostuvo, siempre digno en-
totas las fases de su vida, puede dar
su opinion sobre ell caballero en- sus
aspectos de hombre puolico y hombre
privaGo Era ell mismo en- todas par
ties: tenia con religioso quito por la
sinceridad, una passion poderosa ha-
80 IL iusticia. Era, ademas, un la
tino neto, sin adulteraciones, sin exa-
gcraciones tambi6n Antes de ter
minar estas lineas, que son ligera no
ia de Glelo, diremos que Pedro Ar
cilagos fue el unico puertorriqueiio
que en- ell exterior, con motive de
fla "ocupaci6n militar de Puerto Ri
CO., levant6 su protesta contra la
forma en- que Sc verifcaba ell cambio
de regimen polftico. Mo estuvo con-
forme npnea con que Sc arrebatara
a Puerto Rico su representation po-
pular en- el gotiierno que, como saben
los lectores, fue sustituido por un go
bierno militar. Arcflagos public6 en-
Caracas su protesta en- una hoja I'M
presa que circulo profusamente. Y
con este acto, ell inico politico que
realiZo despues de su voluntaria au-
sencia de su patria, hizo su c'afnitiva
communion con 81 sentimiento que has
bia de dominar en- la conciencia de
su pueblo, es saber, con ell ideal
patri6tico que no ha sido derrotado
en- la mente de los puertorriquenos
Era un tipo excelente por todas sus
condolences personales, el professor
Pedro Arcilagos. Ninguno Ge sus
amigos lie olvidara; v aouel pueblo
extrano, tan sincere y generoso, tan
sabio Y fuerte, hara justicia SUI gem
til recuerdo.
Felix Matos BERNIER. III
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
UN FUERTE TEMBLoR DE TERRA
EN- MAYAGUEZ

FL sabado, a las dos de la maiana,
Sc sinti6 en- Mayaguez un fuerte tenn
blor de TERRA que dur6 ocho segIlndos.
Muchas personas de los hoteles y ca
sas particulares que Sc encontraban
durmiendo esa hora, fueron desperta-
das de subito.
Ell temblor, por su corta duracion, no
cause dafio material alguno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
CRAWFORD A WASHINGTON

NUEVA YORK, enero lei consul
irlandes en- esta ciudad seiior Lindsay
Crawford, ha marchado esta tarde a
Washington con Ell fin de celebrar una
entrevfista con ell Consul General de
Irlanda senior Smiddy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
Ell PLEITo ELECTORAL sUsPEN-
DIDO HAsTA MANANA

Segun hemos sido informados, Ell juez
Foote de La Corte de Distrito, del pri-
mer distrito de esta capital, envio I'm
.telegrama desde Mayaguez los fun
cionarios del expresado Tribunal, para
que comunicaran las parties, su deci-
sion de suspender hasta manana mier-
coles la vista del pleito electoral.
Los abogado de ambas parties, segun
tenemos entendido, fueron notifcados
en- tai sentido de la referida suspen-
sion.
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/ ioUlERE oANAR oINERo
FIRME? /?

Venga yer nuestro gran sur
tido de muhecas, iuguetes y
noVedades. Nuestros precios
son los mas bajos del mercado.
Ventas al por mayor. y detail.
Acuda pronto.
The Doll House of Porto Rico.
p Cristo St.-E3ox 1881
San Juan, r. r.
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EsTUDLANTEs PARA ENFER-
MERAs

La Olinica Miramar tlere cabtda
para un nGmero de alumnas que deseeu
estudiar y practicsr. Para informss di
rtiase . la superintendente de dicho
establecirniento. 9venida Las Palmas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
Ell C0RONEL PLASTI=
RAs ENERGICO

ATENAS, enero lie jefe del Comi
te revolucionario coronel PIastiras. ha
marchado esta madrugada a Tracia.
Plastiras lego a Sal6nica, donde ma
nifesto que Grecia no permitira la des-
titucion del Patriarca griego en- Cons
tantinopla, nj la expulsion de los sub
ditos helenos de ALI.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
ENvENENAMIENTo

Ell sabado, las ocho y media de
la noche, Luisa velez, residente en- la
calle Juan de Silva, de Mayaguez, Sc
envenen6 tomando nueve pastillas de
sublimado corrosive. Fu6 conducida al
hospital municipal en- estado grave.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
MERcADo DE cAMB1os
Sc esperta, ,st:, : "a jiaventud dc Puerta ds.

sc eSpera, Ia Juventud de Puerta De
TERRA ha daGlo p una demonstration de
su. alma artistica.lstts *
/ ijoae'ia gloria os eorone, pues valien
tes luchadores de la idea, que l.egue
hasta yosotros mi mas sincera felici-
tacion, para ell joven Lozada, como no.
hle promoter de- este trinnfo y como
artista reciba mi mas inefable acmi-
raci6n, y para la joven America Rodrf
guez, va que encarno tan admirable
mente a Sobeya reciba un rano de ho.
res fragantes de esta patria, que es
todo arte y hermosura.
Angel Vando DE LEON.
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81 es una verdad irrefutable qua
tempo cs dinoro, economfcelo VI
hiendo directamente hacer sus com
pras de zapatos medias a "La Fa-
vorita', San Justo 81.
zapatos " medias para toda Ia IA
milia, y para todos los usos.
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sfs Juncos, diciembre 80, 1922.
Ell. MUNDo, San Juan.
Edici6n 20 corriente reportero local
da. cuenta renuncia senior Felix Rexach,
Comisionado Municipal instruction
sqstitucion por el senior Celestino Be-
nitez. Dice que Asamblea Municipal,
aprob6 dicho nombramiento Y como
miembros este ORGANISING, lrepresentan-
do minoria socialista, estas c,testiones
no han sido consideradas oRcialmente.
Carlos Felliou, Salvador Silvestriz,
Miembros Minoria Asamblea Municipal
Partido Socialista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
UNA SESSION ESPECIAL
DEL CONGRESO MEJICANO

CIUDAD DE MEJIco, enero Ell
presidente Obregon ha .convocado una
session especial del oongreso a fin de
enmendar ell articulo veintisiete de la
Constitution.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
Ell NEW YORK TIMES" PUBLICA
UN EDITORIAL EN- Ell CUAL. :.
(Contdnuaci6n de Ia 10. pag.l

(Conttnuaci6n de Ia 1a. pag.l
de enmienda, no podran endulzar Q
aQuietar la protesta de los portorri-
Quenos.
Lo menos que puede hacer Ell Presi-
dente, es trasladar Reilly del sitio
donde su presencia no es grata.
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Sc V ende
a nnitad de costo:

|. Vacuum Cleaner marca Premier. !.
1. Cochecito de junico para baby.
l. Cana de dos plazas de Walnut" /" !.
l. Nevera pequefla zinc galvanizado.
l. Colch6n Alambre plazas.
Informara.-P. Maldonado Box 217,
San Juan, salv. Brau No. Sc (ofcina).
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Ell GOBERNADOR EMBARCA=
RA Ell Is DEL ACTUAL

NUEvA YORK, enero 1.-se tiene
entendido aqui que el gobernador Rel
ly SO embarcara hacia Puerto Rico Ell
ounce del mes en- curse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02
5LENINE A BERLIN?

BERLIN, enero 1.-''Berliner Tag
geblat acoge La noticia, procedente
de Moscu, de que Lenine visitara esta
capital en- la ultima quincena de mar
20.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02

SOLO hay UE "BRoM0 QUz,
NINA, que es LAXATIVE BRO
mo QUININA. La firma de E. w.
GROVE Sc halla en- cada oajita. Sc
usa por todo ell mundo para curar
resfriados ON nm dfa
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Ell 0NDO
I vERDAD X JUsTIcIA

m1lTORES: Puerto EIeo nustrado Ins
ADMINISTRATORS Alexandra Bozzo.
OFTnTEAS: Salvador Brau. Num- 81
TEIEroNo 1929 P. o. Box 346
Dirtiaae Ia correspondence Informa-
tiva y litsraria Ia direction.
Para anunciOs, comunicados, ETC., stc'r
dirigirso al Administrator.
PRECIOS DE SUBSCRIPTIONS
En- Puerto Rico.
TRIMESTRE - 2.26
SEMESTRE 400
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POR $500 enviaremos C. o. D.
a cualquier parte de la isIa,
5000 agujas para coser, surti-
das en- tanna1os y de caIidad in
mejorabIe.
Rogue Gonzalez & Co. Sues.
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AVIS(D

'iAseamos ssafoFgzAag I
s2uestrOs ansaGciantes cue
no admitiremOs 6rdenes
para BAJA de anuncsss,
DOR teIefOne. Las baIas
! Ah er6n conunIcarse
pOr escyStO .
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-01-02

~ q J9U PDVAsl''VAI " q ~ s-11 y =
tudes de ciudadano de artista. -.
Cinco amos sdespues de haberse ra-
.ssR9 rdicado en- Carcass rhizo ysu primer
S-viaje a Puerto Rico, finsde contraer
matrimonio con una ilustraGa joven
.1& deaJaana Diaz--Srta., Sotera Fran
,Nsits Tceschi--con la que tenia compromise;
breves dfas despues de las nupcias,
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UNA AcLARAcIoN
(Por Telegrafo)

Juncos, diciembfe 80, 1922.
n MTTNTnO CO.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
METROPOLITAN
Richard BarthelmeSS. -

A notable alliance will be seen
in the appearance Of Richard
Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish in
Fury" at Crandall's Metropolitan
Theater next week, beginning
Sunday. afternoon at 8. Nine full
reels in length, Fury unfolds
story of the sea, directed by
Henry King. The role of Dog"
Legion, captain of the Lady
Spray" is played by Tyrone
Power: Barthelmess appears in
the role Of his son, forbidden the
company of women because of his
fathers more or less justified bit
terness against the sex. Dorothy
Gish has the role of Minnie,
hash house slaVey from the Lime
house district. which will recall
Broken Blossons% to the minds
of many. The story in which
these characters are the pivotal
figures has the spirit and the
surge of the sea. 1t doesn't
glorify it. What one finds here
in drama, strife and romance is
what they know who know the
sea.
A Lyman Fl. Howe pictorial
"Hodge-Podge," entitled Hot
Shots" a new issue of the Metro
politan World Survey, and spe-
cial orchestral features will COM
plete.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
CRANDALL'S-
Burning Sands. !"

Milton Sills and Wanda Haw-
ley will be stars of the photo
play bill at CrandalPs the first
three days of next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon, in
Burning Sands new Para
mount release in which the pro-
cedure so brilliantly recorded in
1.-THE Sheik" is reversed. The
production is a gorgeous one
with the photography revealing
much beauty. Buster Keaton will
supply. the companion attraction
in THE Electric House." one of
his most amusing comedies and
a laughmaker of extremely novel
conception.
Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, Elsie Ferguson will
be seen in her own former stage
success, 'Outcast.' A new
Aesop Fable will be an added
flip which the midweek bill will
possess. For Friday and Satur-
day, THE Third Alarm" will be
the major offering with Ralph
Lewis and Johnny Walker the co
stars. Paul PARROT will supply
"Tight Shoes" as the added
laughmaker.
The holiday attraction at Gran
dall's this week will be Cap
tain Fly-By-Night."
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
Europe Takes to
O'Neill's Drama

The name of Eugene O'NeiJ
is to European critics of the
theater, another way of saying
1.-The American drama" The first
volume of his plays published in
England, containing 1.-The Straw"
Different, and THE Emperor
JONES'" evoked critical applause.
When the Everyman Theater pro-
duced lin the Zone" an early
one-act play, last year in London,
some of the critics were SO inn
pressed that they tried to de-
Americanize O'Neill by telling
their readers he is an Irishman.
The best way of indicating
O'Neill's hold on European inter
est is simply to enumerate the
places in which his plays will be
presented this spring.
In London Anna Christie"
THE Hairy Ape THE Emperor
JONES'" and Beyond the Horizon"
to follow.
In Dublin Different" will be
produced by Lennox Robinson,
author of THE White-Headed
Boy" at the Abbey Theater.
In Paris "The Hairy Ape" at
the Odeon Theater and 1.-THE EN-
peror Jones' is scheduled for
other theaters.
In Berlin Anna Christie" trans
lated by Lengyel, author of
'"Typhoon" and THE "Czarina."
and arrangements are under way
for the production of 1.-THE Hairy
Ape" ''The Emperor Jones'" 1.-The
First Man." and Beyond the
Horizon"
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
Music Box Dancer.
Capital Society Girl

Miss Gale Beverley, one of the
dancers in the Music Box Revue,
coming to the National next Mon
day, off the stage is in reality
Miss Gale Beverly Goss, the
daughter of Comdr. Nelson II.
Goss, u. S. N, who is now on
duty at the New York navy yard.
Miss Beverly is well known in
Washington society. She had con-
siderable experience as a dancer
before she joined the Music Box
Revue, but had never appeared
upon the professional stage.
Miss Beverly is descended on
her mothers side from the
Beverlys of Virginia and the Nc
Clungs of Alabama and Tennessee.
She is granddaughter of the late
DIR. Beverly Cole, one-time presi-
dent of the American Medical AS
ISOLATION, and she is a cousin Of
the late Lee McClung, the former
Yale football player and United
States Treasurer. Her father.
Commander Goss, former Naval
Academy football player and oars
man, commanded destroyers off
the coast of France during the
world war
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
'C0MEDY-JAZZ
TOP KEITH
BILL
Irene Franklin, Paul Specht s
Orchestra and Jimmy Barry
on Program.

Not in many months has Keith's
been able to announce a bill COM
parable in quality to that here
next week. Irene Franklin, in
imitable poftrayer of character
songs, will lead off the coterie of
stars. Miss Franklin is as much
of vaudeville institution as the
Ziegfeld 'Follies'' are an Ameri-
can habit, and she is the one head
liner that can successfully present
her own songs and sketches with
real atmosphere and background.
Paul Whiteman has a rival! Paul
Specht, who has been hailed in
phonic Syncopation, was &C.
claimed by musical critics of New
York, where he and his orchestra
made their vaudeville debut, to be
the greatest jazz orchestra director
in America. Specht and his troupe
have just taken up Keith tour
of which Washington will be the
first principal road engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy Barry, last
|, seen here in "Our Neli," have re-
turned. to their first love-the two
ssa-day-in a new skit, 1.-THE Scan
dals Of Hensfoot Corner"
y. Others on this star-studded bill
are 'The -Four Camerons," in Like
Father, Like Son." those clever
and cunning Chinese magicians and
wizards, the Choy Ling Hee
TroHpes Travers Douglas, dancing
, and SINGING artists; B. C. lillian,
the composer of that popular must
cal show, ''Buddies,' which is now
at the. President, and Begee and
Ounce
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
COLUMBIA
"JaZZmania."

Loew's Columbia will present
next week Mae Murray, in Jazz
MANIA" another Robert z. Leonard
picture for Metro, which is de-
scribed as a combination of this
famous stars most appealing char
acteristics. The production is law
ish to high degree, and, like most
of Miss Murray's offerings, it gives
her a remarkable opportunity for
the display of the dancing art in
which she excels~
"JazznIania" is from the pen of
Edmund Goulding, who also wrote
Broadway Rose" Fascination"
and other notable screen successes
for Miss Murray. Director Leon
ard has brought to Miss Murray's
support in the chief role a splendid
and remarkable cast that includes
Rod La Rogue, Robert Frazer, Jean
HershOlt, Edward Burns, Lionel
Belmore, Wilfred Lucas, Herbert
Standing and many others. The
story is unique from every angle.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
CENTRAL
Front Page Story"

IA Front Page Story" most
interesting photodrama of news
paper life, will be presented for
the first time in Washington for
the first four days of next week
at Crandalls Central. In this
comedy-drama of constant strife
between the mayor of the town
and the editor of the leading
paper are combined a wealth of
homely philosophy, much delight
full comedy and quality of con-
Vincing naturalness that lends it
the charm of a very appealing
human document. The foremost
roles are played by Edith Rob-
erts. Edward Horton, Lloyd In
graham Buddy essenger,
Mathilde Brundage and others of
note. Charlie Chaplin's finest
comedy, Shoulder Arms" looked
upon as one of the classics of
pantomime, is revived in response
to popular clamor for further
screenings of the earlier Chaplin
successes. The bill will be aug
mented by other releases
On Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday of next week, the Central
will offer Norma Talmadge's lat
est starring vehicle for First Ma
tional, THE Voice From. the
Minaret.
Minaret." Harry Pollard will sup
ply the weekend comedy in "a
Tough Winter"
The last three days of this week
at the Central are featured by
Conway Tearle and Elaine Ham
merstein in "One Week of Love"
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
PRESIDENT
ssBuddies.'

"Buddies,". George v. Hobart's
charming and delightful comedy
with music, which is proving pop
sular at the President, will be re-
. peated by the President Players
for another week.
'Buddies' Is the. first musical
production the President Players
have presented this season, and its
popularity easily indicates that it
is one Of the best. The second
weeks presentation will be made
additionally notable by the fact
that Miss Wanda Lyon, the piquant
stage beauty who took Washington
by storm last summer as member
of repertoire companies at the Be-
lasco and Garrick, will appear in
the leading role of "Buddies" that
is being played this week by Miss
Eileen Wilson.
Miss Wilson is leaving the Presi-
dent Players to take a long rests
and Miss Lyon assumes her place
as leading womanNof the company.
By reason of Miss Lyons long ex-
perience in musical comedy work,
she is expected to prove a splendid
addition to the cast Of the Players.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
RIALTO
"Kick In"

George Fitzmaurice is said to
have produced another picture of
supreme merit in ''Kick In" one
of the best crook dramas staged.
with Betty Compson, Bert Lytell
and May McAvoy in the stellar
roles. This will be the major at
traction at Moore's Rialto all week
beginning Sunday next. The play
is described as layish love-melo-
drama that starts with a rush and
never lets down. Flashing through
Broadway jazz palaces and the
homes Of society down to the dens
of the underworld. The produc-
ton has been staged in beauti-
full and massive manner.
The program Of subsidiary fea-
lures will include selected short
film subjects OF both a comedy and
educational nature, special orches-
trail numbers by the Rialto Orches~
ira and popular dance and song
hits played by the Melody Boys.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
GARRICKERS
OPEN NEXT
MONDAY
Garry McGarry Players, With
Jack Norworth, Offer my
Lady Friends"

Clean comedy and drama is to
be definitive Of the Garrick Thea
ter policy under the regime of
Garry McGarry and his Players,
and the offering for the opening
week, beginning next Monday
night. offers Jack Norworth, must
night offers Jack Norworth, must
es, in the leading role of "My
Lady Friends" a play that gives
every assurance of succefully in
augurating the stock season at
that theater. With Mr.. Norworth
will be Jessie Arnold, Frances
Laughton, Elizabeth Ross, Mitchell
Harris and others.
Emil Nyitray and Frank Man
del, authors of this piece, hit
upon an idea of great comedy
pretentions which are wholly full
filled before the action ends.
Around a central character, en-
gaging as he is plausible, they
have thought up a conventional
and amusing plot, spiced with
humor, such as that voiced by
the husband of the movie-mad
wife who had seen Bill Hart ride
5000, 900 miles in one season.
My Lady Friends" is, in three
acts, with the laughter account
lating as the action speeds on.
It's gorgeously ridiculous, without
counterpanes and four posters.
Clifford Gowing, art director for
the McGarry Players, is construct
ing special effects for the opening
presentation.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
SCIN TILLANT
p MUSIC BOX
). COMING
Biggest of All Revues Opens
at the National Mon
day Night.

Sam H. Harris will present the
gorgeous Music Box Revue at the
National Theater next Monday.
Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue
fs the outstanding novelty sensa-
ton of the day, with its fascinat-
ing intimacy, spontaneous fun
and enhancing music. The splen-
dor of the settings and costumes
are unequaled on any stage. For
loneliness, satire, and for haunt
Ing melodies it stands in a lofty
elRss-the last word in revues,
apd it has been styled a revue
HUfth brains. -
seioF'or fifty-three weeks it packed
the Music Box Theater in New
, York to capacity and Washing
ton gets the revue absolutely in
Its entirety, despite the prophecy
tnaC L, WAS, too costly to be shown
oaTtside the metropolis. Tie tour,
however, is necessarily limited to
only few of the larger cities.
: Hi the cast of 100 are William
Collier, Florence Moore, Joseph
tSantley, Ivy Sawyer, Ethelind
Terry, Solly Ward, Hugh Cameron,
Paul Frawley, Mile. Marguerite,
R6se Rolanda, Renie Riano, the
sBrox sisters. Chester Hale, Carlos
: and Inez, Dorothy Ruggles, Frank
: Gil, Ada Boshell, Mary Milford,
and the beauteous Music Box
girls.
5.htThe stay of the Music Box
Revue at the National Theater is
( limited to one week with Wednes-
day and Saturday matinees.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
COSMOS
STYLE Revue.

:. The Cosmos Theater next week
will introduce an innovation 81
connection with the appearance o.
;. Marty Brooks Washington Style
Revue, melodious headliner, fea-
turing John Dyer, Alice Lorraine,
and Jack Collins, comedian, with
a background of Broadway
:, beauties. The unique feature will
be the award absolutely free of cost
or conditions of any kind at each
of the six raatinees and each of
the six evening performances, of
a handsome gown of the latest
mode. an article of millinery or a
6st of lingerie, all provided by one
OF the leading style houses in the
Capital. The award of these gifts
is independent of the entertain
ment, and it is not unlikely that
the seeming generosity of the don
ors serves a purpose of their own
which amply compensates them.
OF course, the usual standard.
Cosmos bill of vaudeville and pic
Ikure entertainment will be pro-
yided, just the same as if there
were to be no awards at AZ.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
STRAND
Vaudeyille-FiImS,

A bright vaudeville and film
program is promised at the Strand
next week, leading honors going
to Virginia Pearson, screen star,
who is to appear, in person.
Miss Pearson will be remem-
bered as one of the screens most
popular players some three years
back, when she starred in Scx
productions. On leaving the 81
lent drama she turned to the va
rieties, where she has appeared
successfully ever since. Wild
ness of youth" a picture recently
completed by Miss Pearson while
not playing in vaudeville. viii
feature the picture-play bill.
-, Others on the program viii In
clude Bell and Eva, in a fine
acrobatic act; Bill Norton and
Ethel Wilson. offering From the
Sublime Ito the Ridiculous; Nan
cy Boyer in a sketch, MARY
Lou" and Thomas p. Dunn, IA
vorite character comedian.
The Washington times., 1923-02-22
MUSIC SOOTHES JUDGE,
so HE FREES MINSTREL

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Oscar Tay.
lor, thirty-two, wandering negro
minstrel, entertained his fellow
prisoners with a banjo and vocal
concert in his cell yesterday. Magis
trate We'll, presiding in Essex Mar.
ket court, was among those who
heard him. When Taylor was ar
raigned on a charge of disorderly
conduct the magistrate suspended
sentence and informed him he had
sung himself out of Jail, saying:
You are fine singer and l like
the way you play the banjo"