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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-02-08
Only Two Months to April 8

Only sixty days Of fighting
will be settled by ballots Illinois and during this short time
the dry forces accomplish great deal First voters who
be thoroughly aroused the Importance
voting primaries believe
that they ignore the primaries and still do their part elect
The fact is that the candidates
primaries April will determine
the election November far enforcement sconcened In
less right candidates nominated the will be
impossible right kind of officials the election The
exception this which is the nomination of candidates
by petition unmpotan relation the general results
to be scarcely worthy of consideration.
Everyone interested defending the Illinois prohibition
the legislature and interested the election officials who will be
their of office should work ceaseessy from until
the primaries inform others about the importance of nominating
right go the polls while the dry
home notification candidates will the ballot and the cleo
November will be made mpo
sile United fighting right important
actually voting the primaries The danger the 1eg
present number OF dry candidates ap
peang for dry support 81
Unless voters who favor conscentiousy
endorsements the AntSaoon League they
under the pumping system of voting for House members
Only by following League endorsements there be hope
IT, example enough dry district
dry representatives it fatal to the drys
candidate many and the other too few thus permit
ting with less than half OF the combined vote the
IT, the other hand there enough dry
district ds support who favor
should be concentrated upon candidate only other
be defeated The only plan follow the
leadership wlchs position how the
Of the greatest number of dry legislative cand
dates.
The endorsements Of the An-Saoon League published
Issue and printed leaflets be distributed
through organizations These endorsements will
possible do Wait for the endorse
ments help and inform other dry
voters victory law enforcement may be
April s.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-02-08

What calamity would be if the young people OF the churches
through lack interest should permit what by their
fathers mothers the There
the great burden of maintaining prohibition would fall alone upon
those who had made the sacrifices the Eighteenth
Amendcnthere danger the decreased ranks
would be weak withstand the OF the
liquor interests the world With young America aroused
need for further fighting future generations retain the
blessings of prohibition the outlook is much brighter.
In Chicago the young people hold the balance OF In Chi
cago the chief battle-ground the nation the young people of the
churches swing the tide people in favor OF officials and
ddatc who loyal the law Not the least of the many great
expected from the enforcement convention will be the cngh
ened enthusiasm at will be carried by delegates young peoples
organizations their fields influence throughout
city and the
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-02-08
THE DEADLY DRINK
By Walt Mason


himself Bootleg
bootleg graft said Your with
the undertake truck you'll ride day He said
lined, they there liquor
hndc Let sissy avoid the walk the
might
like their booze but
wke asbestos throat He made that his
booze inside then wound his around his
died And other wighs
they copper hues but works can't long the
bootleg booze !,
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-02-08
Young People

The OF the young people Chicago particularly in the
OF the AntiSaoon League encouraging
and enthusiasm the Christian
needed the fight for the Eighteenth Amend
The full the ard other wicked forces allied
them directed against prohibition in final great effort
overthrow the greatest victory BY the church forces
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-02-08
An Admission

Here IS paper which denies that the ecordbreaing
sums in savings the country there because pro-
btion ltargue result of good wages general
ployn,ent, and good business
That is frank admission all wrong past
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-02-08

Strange how certain papers consider when poor
devil caught violating the dry law but know nothing when
prominent citizen is trapped.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-02-08

they argued against prohibition the ground would
throw of employment and ruin business and industry
These all kinds of trouble trying keep
straight.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-02-08

ANTIsALooN
Thomas D.,
P
j. Moorc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
WHEELER TO Be
HERE OCT. 5
33-Day Speaking Itinerary
Is Announced

CHICAGO. Sept. Ip.-Tho 35.day
western itinerary OF Senator Burton
X. Wheeler. candidate for vice presl.
dent Of tho independent ticket, in.
eludes tho following cities:
September rs, Denver: Arrive .
p. m. leaving 8 n m, September 30.
September 30. Cheyenne; Arrive
1916 D. m. and leave 1906 p. m.
October /. Billings. Arrive 555
p. m. leave 10 p. m.
October 2. Butte: Arrive. $40 n.
m. leave 645 a. m. October ..
October .. Missouln: Arrive 1880
a. m. leave 1895.
October 4. Spokane: Arrive. ESQ
n. M. leave. 7.2O n. m. October 8.
October 8, Seattle: Arrive, ol5 p.
m, leave October 6.
October Z, Portland; Arrive Gas n.
m, leave / n. m. October 8.
October 0. on route.
October 10. Sacramento: Arrive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Thief Raids Party
and Gets 2 Purses

An unlimited guest visited n party
nj the homo OF Mrs. W. J. Oldwell.
sos 18th ave. Thursday night. The
stranger entered tho house IN an un.
conventional way. climbing a tree TO
a second story porch and opening a
window
Before leaving. the burglar collect.
Cd two purses containing $40, and a
gold compact. The purses were later
found empty In the yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

s.5s n. m. leave 40 a IN. october H..
October IL. san Francisco: Arrive
$40 a. m. leave iito p. m.
october Il. Los Angeles; Arrive.
s.4s p M. leave 1855 ,. m. October
IL
October -, en- route.
October 10. Salt Lake City: Ar
rive. Gao n. m. leave 40 p. m.
October l5.
October IL. Pueblo; Arrive. $50 p.
m. leave 1910 y. m
October IS. Wichita: Arrive, sos
p. m. leave $50 a. m. October 10.
October 10. Oklahoma City; Arrive.
s n. m, leave. All n, m. October 20,
October 81. Topeka: Arrive, $3.50
a. m. leave $40 n. m. October %.
October q. Kansas City: Arrive.
Th5 a. m. leave. 10 y. m.
October %. ST. Louis: Arrive. 7:37
n. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Single Bob Is
Under Attacks

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s.-To bob or not
20 bob In stIli a vital question whore.
ever few women are gathered 20.
Eether, but the trying shinglo bob Is
on It's way out, according 10 Miss
Emily Lloyd. beauty expert.
"shlnEie hobs arc VIGOROUSLY unbe.
coming TO many women" Miss Lloyd
said. and are utterly out OF place for
evening or afternoon wear. In France
the woman with bobbed hair wears
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Thief Shows Liking
for Oriental Rugs

The Oriental rug burglar" was
active again Thursday night, loot
ing the home OF u. Melhine, A06
Ssrd ave. whore he made off with
valuable Oriental rug. smaller
and less valuable rug Of American
make, womcn's garments and sew
eral articles OF jcwolry, including
diamond stiokpin and several
diamond and ruby rings and several
hroocheA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
ELDERLY LADY WOULD TUTOR
CHILDREN

Just wonder II can find n
good home In tho city for a
refined. cultured. elderly lady.
who had the misfortune Of
breaking her hip some time aEo.
and y now compelled 60 use
or1ntehesf She would make an
excellent tutor for children In
their school work and all she
asks j. room aud board In n 70
fined home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
CLEAN BOULEVARDS

PARASITIC houleyards Of Paris
have been cleaned u vendors Of OBJ
noxIous post cards. pseudo guides
lmportunate bcggars and pauhand.
lers. Every evening FOR a week Chief
~ Police Naudlnc disguised himself
Ard Strolled along the main streets OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
OLD MAN GETS GLASSES

Joseph FryborEer. 20. was tho
first 10 accept the offer Of Or.
Frank l. johnson. a05 Lsary
building. TO ~ out any worthy
shut.in or elderly person with
glasses lie certainly was hap.
py man when he left tho office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Sunshine SMILES

/ don't know how ho o. on crccds.
4 never heard him say.
But he's got a smile that fiia hts face
And he wears It every day.
fittings SO wrong he never complains
just tries 10 SEQ tho Joke.
He's always finding little ways
OF helping othsr folhs
he sccs the Eood Ia every one
Their faults ho never mentions.
lie has @ lot OF confidence
In peoples good Intentions
You'll soon forget what nils you
when you happen round this man:
lie can cure d ease Of groucho
Quicker than tho doctor can.
No matter II the sky Ia gray.
You set his point Of view
And the clouds begin 10 scatter
And the sun waves shining thru.
Youu know him n you meet him.
And IT'S worth an you afford
To cultivate tho friendship of
our smilin' Johnny Ford.
THE above poem was written Tor
"a iegidnnalFr Or tho Loyal order Of
Moose IN MooEshtart magazine. and
ws think Il a true description OF real
sunshine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
Is Your Child
Thin and Weak?
Sugar Coated Cod Liver Oil
Tablets Put on Flesh and
Build Them Up

In just n few days-quicker than
you ever drcamt of-those wonder.
full flesh-making tablets called Nc.
Coy's Cod Liver oil Tablets. will
start TO help any weak, thin. under
nourished little one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

Paris 20 spot the offenders and Or.
rest them Tho bouleyards were rid
~ these human pests for the benefit
OF tourists. hc announced
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

Theodore Theodoroff. former
bulgarian premier, had been trying
TO make a living as a caricaturist be-
fore his death in Sofia recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
PASS ON YOUR OLD RADIO SET

Winter months are coming on
and az the days become shorter. m.
do conditions improve and the long
nights Of the shut.ins begin l know
several OF these who would be made
wonderfully happy II they could
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

Miniature traffic towers are being
used on after-dlnner speakers tables
Ia New York 70 curb the flow OF ora
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
SUNSHINE SMILES
Department for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Frienfs
Appearing Every Week in The Seattle Star
Edited by n Loops-rhone Capitol 46ss

have a set 20 they could listen IN
for an hour or two before retiring
Think Of this whom you got your
new outfit and start 20 junk tho
old one. "rafs q on"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

postiche or TRANSFORMATION. swirls.
curls. some sort OF artificial hair ar
rungemcnt at night. The single bob
ia not seen in Paris at all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
MRS. GRACE LAMAN ENTER
TAINS sHUTINs

A very fine and most interesting
program OF music and cong By Mrs
Paul ID MnCiic. soprano. and Miss
Evelyn Plummor. plano. on Thurs
day afternoon Of last week. when
Mrs. Grace Lamar. G2a2 Seward
Park drive. entertained is bhutlna
and their friends ia honor Of Harry
s. 0ulliEson. This beautiful home
ard 10 surroundings were highly
enjoyed b. all present. who have
promised 20 come down again soon.
We wish 90 thank CHIEF Of Police
Scyeryua FOR tho excellent officers
he sent 10 assist IN carrying tho
shut Iris. and tho following ladies for
Tho use OF their cars; Mrs, George
o. Benin. Mrs. Paul y. Mnckie. Mfu
]. -. Roberts. Mrs Laura Rcnning.
Mrs. J W. Jennings. Mrs. r. l.. Nor
man and Mrs. r. V. Mccormack.
sHUrIN MAGAZINE AGENTS
When you renew your maya.
Tine or order n new subscription
hope you win remember 20 give
one Of the following shut-ins tho
order Mary l.. Porter. East.
75i5; Mabel VI. Long. ST INSET.
li9r. Il, \. Jennings. WE stisss:
Juss levin, EistiiisR; W.
Roy Clark. ME lrss -Ossi. OF
Frank H. Loope, CA pitl-s2e7
Dear DR. LoopC:
This II SATURDAY night and I can
hardly walt TO set Fridays Star TO
read tho sunshine Smiles column.
Oh, am 20 happy and will be ready
whenever you send for me just
love 20 read about the people you
mako smile know lately I have
been carrying lot OF amilca and
folks ask me. why all the amlles7"
and when tell them the good news
about my going to Seattle for treat
menta then they smile with me and
arc happy. too. SO you see VIC hnyo
sunshine up here from your column.
too. Your little shutin friend.
IRENE.
NOTE-Ia there any Of my readers
who have a car who would be willing
TO pick up this little Girl and bring
her 10 Or. McCoy's. sodro woollcy7
Phone ca pltl-tess,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

After sickness and where ricketts,
arc suspected they arc especially
valuable. No need 10 give them any
more nasty Cod Liver Oil-these
tablets arc made TO take the place
OF that good but cvllsmclling stom.
ach.upsetting medicine and they
surely do II. They do put on flesh.
One sickly, all skin and bone kid.
ago .. gained IL pounds in months.
Ask owl Drug Co. or any druggist
for McCoy's Cod Liver OIL Tablets
as easy TO take as candy and not at
all expensive-60 tablets 90 cents.
Get McCoys. the original and
genuine Cod Liver oil Tablet."-Ad.
yertscment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19
MERRY SuNsuNES song
MAKES GOOD


The concert az the First Prosbytcr.
ian church. given Tuesday evening
hy Theo kuFlo. met with phenomenal
success. The church. with ia 5000
capacity. was taxed 10 ths limit with
ls enthusiastic an audience aa could
hg possible Mr. karic's voice was
simply wonderful. carrying each song
IN hilycr-toned sweetness 20 the hearts
% his hearers who brought him
back time and again
The little Irish lyric. composed by
Mary Eiidh Porter. and music By
Oliver @. Wallace. sung FOR tho first
time by Mr Karle. mot with almost
an ovation. AFTER hc had repeated
the song as an encore, flowers were
hsapcd upon Miss Porter. and az the
clost 81 the concert hundreds gath.
cred about her 20 shower their con.
srntulations, ana Mr Karie spoke
enthusiastically Tor tho song. saying
TO Miss Porter Il just love that
song and 70 gives me infinite pleas.
urc 10 sing a." so We are confident
our little Mary sunshine's" Irish
lyric. 1T May" has made good and
VIII take is place with other Irish
gains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-19

y
for an hour or two before retiring
Think Of this whom you get your
new outfit and start 20 junk tho
old one. Pass q on
LONESOME CLUB IN NEW
QUARTERS
on Tuesday afternoon. September
s1rd az ESQ, tho new home ~ the
Lonesome club win be- opened 20 the
public az 1873 Sixth ave. between
Pike and Pine The new quarters
have been especially built Tor their
use ana will have many new fea-
lures furnished beautifully. having
scttooa, easy chairs and Tockera
Besides the large hall. with IT, won.
durful dancing floor there viii DO a
cluhroom Tor both ladies and gentle,
mon. Thia club j. organised aa a
good. clean place Tor girls and boys
OF tho working classes 20 conEreFata
and enjoy social advantages IN a
good. wholesome environment. There
viii DO dancing fvo nights In tho
week. with music being furnished by
tho clubs own orchestra. Monday
evening IL reserved for phllanthropio
purposes. when the club working
forco ne we'll az the club rooms ana
music are donated. allowing tho en-.
tira proceeds 10 20 turned over 10
some worthy cause
Sunday afternoons. beginning No.
vcmhor !. there will be regular meet
lnEs Of tho "Eetaequuintcd" section
o. the club. serving tea and cake.
/ feel very grateful 10 this club Tor
Tho many times Il has helped this
department 10 spread sunshine In
darkcnod places. Everybody vel.
come 20 come and enjoy tho beautiful
program, arranged BY Bryd Elliott.
following By dancing and cards. free
10 all, Tuesday afternoon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16
DON RAFAEL FABIAN

Ell jueves iiltimo regres6 San Juan
via Nueva York despues de pasar una
temporada de algunos meses en- la Pc
ninsula Espadola, nuestro distinguido
amigo Ell distinguido caballero don Ra-
fael Fabian, uno de los elementos de
la colonia hispana de mas prestigio. y
Ell cual goza ademas de justa estima-
ci6n y credito en- los cfrculos tinanc1e-
ros del pals. "~F7
A dar La bienvenida al senior Fabian
acudi6 al muelle un nutrido grupo de
amigos, de los mdltiples con que cuen-
ia en- San Juan Ell estimadisimo viajero.
Enviamos al sehor Fabian un cordial
saludo de bienvenida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16
ULTIMA HORA
Hoy Sc CeIebTard OtrO Hearing
pOr los COmiSiOaadOS
Mu|titud de teIegEamas a C6rdOya To-
reS MallOfana no representa-
3 nadie

Washington, Feb. 14-Para hoy a
las diezt ha sido senalado Ell proximo
hearing de Ia Delegation portorri.
quefa para segnir discutiendo los asln
tos de la isla.
En- unas mailifestaciones que er rse:
nor cerdova Dayila ha hecho al Repre-
sentante de la united Press en-
Washington, le sha dicho que ha reci-
bido multitud de telegramas de numero-
SOS. portorriaaenos Tesiaentes en- FEuexa
York, duienes ,protestan de que Torres
Masorana este ostentando la represen-
tacion de la Colonia para desacreditar
a los delegados portorriquefios para
oponerse que Sc lie comedian a Puerto
Rico mayores ibertades v derechos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16
Ell CoNGREsIsTA COOPER Sc PRO
NUNCIA EN- FAVOR DE LA INDE
PENDENCIA DE LAS FILIPTNAs

Ell Comit6 de Asuntos Insulares de
la Camara, recibio tres proyectos conce-
diendo la independencia las islas Fl
hpinas.
Ell Congresista Cooper, de Illinois.
fue escuchado por dicho Comite. Cooper
sc declare en- favor de la concession de
la independence al archipelago Fill
pino, alegando que continuar la ocupa-
ci6n seria injustifcado, Y en- contradic-
ci6n con los ideales americanos de de-
mocracia Y Hbertad.
Favoreci6 decididamente que los Es-
tados Unidos renunciaran absolutamen-
te de toda responsabilidad sobre ell fu-
turo de las islas Filipinas. una vez con-
cedida la independencia; aunque indi-
Co que serfa necesario y prudente ase-
gurar de antemano alguna garantia in
ternacional para defender la integridad
de la futura republica Filipino. contra
posibles agresiones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16
rs neCesariO que los tfabajadores de
?. R. aCtlen y p|anteen eI estadO de
hueIga tai y como Sc desarola en-
sus respeC6vas |oCa|idades'- --esuibe
desde Wash. eIIlider Santiago Ig|esias
Il leie del PaidO SoCiaiSa nOCa los principles GOnsttuGO
nas de Ia American Federation Of Labor, ante pObe-
ma hueIgdriO en- el pals

tiles, adoptar6 aquellGs medidds qae
le pMedo3a pGrecer 1aecesGriGs para
qotifcdr al Consejo Ejecutivo, q 81
la m.oyorSG de dicho Consejo decide
Sc que ana hMelgG es necesariG tai
Union serG dutorizadG para ordenGr
ana hMeIgG la parGlizdci61e del ira
bajo que Sc coaasideren legaIes, D
no Sc gGstorG minga1aG sunG de d.
nero del fondo de defe1asG a ese res
pecto, maenos que lG huelgG la
paralizaci6e hoya sido primerome'a-
te GutorizadG q aprobada por el Pre-
sidente u Ell Consejo EjecattiUo.".
De acuerdo con este articulo, para
que ell Consejo Executive de la Ame-
rican Federation of Labor pueda
aprobar una huelga, debe tener ante
SUI vista, los siguientes hechos:
1.-Prueba evidente de que los pa
tronos han rehusado toda forma de
inteligencia Y ,arreglo de Ia question
con los trabajadores sus Uniones.
2.-Que en- vista de las circunstan-
cias, las Uniones Sc han reunido y
por una mayorfa absolute de sus
miembros, despues de considerar la
situaci6n, declaran que ell 1nico me-
dio de poder arreglar la question es
la declaration Immediate de una
huelga,
Hasta ahora Sc demuestra de las
coIaunicaciofies recibidas, y por los
cables, que la Comision de Concilia-
ci6n v Mediacion esta todavfa ira
tando de conciliar la question. No
hay ninguna declaration terminante,
para poder llevar la question ante Ell
Consejo Executive de la American
Federation of Labor de que las or
ganizaciones han terminado todos los
tramites justos Y legales para con-
ciliar, v que en- tai sentido, no ha-
biendose llegado ning1n acuerdo,
reclaman del Consejo Executive de
la Federation la aprobacion de la de-
claracion de la huelga.
Los procedimientos que siguen los
cuerpos afiliados a la Federation
aquf, en- ell Continente, son los 81
guientes:
1.--Rennense los cuerpos para
considerar las peticiones que deben
formularse los patronos, por tales
cuales razones.
2.-Presentaci6n de los pliegos a
los patrones, fijando las escalas de
salaries Y condolences de trabajo,
deterninando la vez la necesidad
de la celebration de una conferen-
cia conjunta, para conciliar las cues
tones sometidas, Y dando un plazo
para tai discussion.
(Continia en- la p&gina 10l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16
UNA INVESTIGATION Senate
RIAL CONTRA Ell TRUST DEF,
PAN EN- LOS ESTADOS
UNIDOS

WASHINGTON, Feb. Is. Omitted
Press).-Los lfderes progresistas'
del Senado han prometido presentar
una resolution solicitando que Sc mi
Gle una minuciosa investigation de
los cargos hechos contra ell ''trust"
del pan en- los Estados Unidos, ell
cual, seg1n Sc alega, esta saqueando
los consumidores americanos alre-
dedor de medic million de pesos
anualmente.
La citada investigation Sc hara
probablemente por un Comite del
Senado nombrado al efecto, por la
Comision Federal de Comercio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16
lEL MILAGRo DE ANAsCo!

LA LIGA EvANGELICA DE SAN
JUAN ha visitado todas las redaccio-
mes de los diarios, con ell objeto de
presentar al supuesto paralitico de
Afiasco, Ell joven Amador r. Pietri,
acompanando un affidavit firmado por
la madre del joven Pietri, probandc
que 10 del milagro de Afiasco es una
mera invenci6n una burda mentira, y
que solo Sc ha tratado de sorprender la
buena fe del pueblo.
LIGA EVANGELICA DE SAN JUAN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16

Con fecha reciente ha sido recibida
aquf la siguiente carta del lider So
cialista, actualmente en- Washington,
sefior Iglesias:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16

que ha sido tan enorme. que asegura
llenos consecutivos, pues es muy di-
ffcil que falte a ninguna ell p1blico
que Sc congrego anoche en- ell teatro.
Esta noche el domingo seran dos
grandes acontecimientos: la presen-
tacion del famoso tenor Cortis, en-
''Tosca", la reaparicion del colo
sal Titta Ruffo, en- "El Barbero de
Sevilla".
Ell gran Mariani-segundo Mus
solini, i,-debe estar muy orgulIoso.
Ell 1leno, como Sc esperaba, fue
desbordante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-16

Para resulnir: al restablecsrse la
paz, pudo notarse que Barrera presen
taba Las contusiones en- el rostro de q.
hemos hablado al principle de esta in
formation.