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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

losquo prize fight with Louis VOL
helm In Little old New York" was
one or tho funniest bits Of comedy
ever screened makes his second
screen dsbu, in The Great white
Way" the VI. c. witwer story which
n a popular hold over attraction NJ
tho Hue Mouse this week.
In The Great White Way" Wat.
son appears na hardbollcd city
cdiior and IN even fnnnlcr than in his
imDeuonAtlon 81 Bully BOY Brew.
aicr" In fAttlo Old New York" Wat.
son has been famous for years AZ a
comedian on the speaking stage Hc
first gained prominence hs n member
OF tho famous THO Of Blckel. Watson
and wrothn In 'Mc. Him and T." For
tho last few years ho has been np-
pcarlng in n single act In vaudeville.
Tho Great white Way" directed
by y. Mason Hopper from the seen.
ario By Luther Reed. features an all.
star caste. including in addition 70
Watson. Anita Stewart. r. Roy
Barnes. Oscar shaw. DIN Rowland.
porr Davidson. Hal Forde and others.
Practically even sporting celebrity
on broadway appears IN the picture.
along with the entire chorus Of the
'Zlcgfcid Folilen."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
WINTER GARDEN HAS
EXCITING PICTURE

Los, IN a Big city II Jus, about
ono OF tho most msiodramaiic pic
lures which has shown a; tho Win
ter Garden for some time. II II a
perturbation OF the famous old
stage play OF the samo name.
The story deals with the adycn.
lures Of Harry Farley. n prospeetor
played by John Lowell who re-
turns from Alaska 10 his home
town 10 learn that his sisters hus-
band has deserted her and that she
has como with her little blind child,
Florence Baby Ivy ward--to New
York. Ho starts for tho city and.
after long search. finds them in
a squRlld tenement.
Here the big thrills begin, There
Is smashing fight in saloon
when Farley tries TO rescue his lit
tie niece; "A chase In an aeroplnnc
TO a lodge in tho Adirondaeks and
an exciting ride by state troopers
TO save one OF their men from a
blazing fire.
John Lowell dominates the pic.
turo by sheer strength OF character
and histrlonic ability.
An additional and pleasing added
attraction Is the return engagement
OF u. Melville Payne. popular
singer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Bessie Hill in
Vocal Role on
Palace HipBM

Bessie. han. popular member %
WIN Kings comedy company at the
Palace HIP. returns this week 10 her
role a. a soubrctfc. after an absence
ot several weeks. Miss Hill. ai,ho
she has continually been n member
Of the King east. has cpntcnied her
self with character parts
Her return finds her singing Zig.
Hearted Ben" and the big Weekend
audiences at tho popular sccnnd ave.
comedy house greeted her warmly
VIII kinE. az key Leschinsky. AMI
Lew Dunbar. a. Nike poolcy. arc
uproarloussy funny In the leading
roles Of ITS a Boy Tho other
parts In the comedy are taken care
OF by Reccc Gardner. Arthur Belas.
co. Harry Davis. Bessie I'm. IIonora
Hamilton. Lillian Ice and Bile Bing.
ham.
Popular Ruby Adams. aided by the
chorus. scores distinctly in two novel
numbers.
Jean Singers "Rock-a.B Bye. My
Baby Blues II well received.
Jimmy EIlarI sings 'on tho Road
10 Aiandolay.'' ia Paouia" and
Your Eyes Have Told Nc So"
other vocal selections arc offered
by Casey Jones. Mildred Markle and
Howard Evans.
Murine Pierce Is offered In a pleas.
ing jazz toe dance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Arrivals and Departures

Arissd-Juna Arr Georgian from
Nss YORK Via ports. a. n o. M. str
wulpoie from Ssw York via ports a.
a. M sir wsrihsm from -. c. parts.
81 $50 .. M sT a. D. Aissanlsr from
Los Angeles via San Frsnciseo. - $40
q. NJ. or Curacao from Alaska via
isdyfniiih, a. 1886 3. M sir corYus
from Nfv York via ports. AZ fafs a. m.
Jane i.-ttr Edward fucksnhaCh from
Portland Via ports. ~ iq ., m-i EaEic
50. 81 from sound trip. az 1915 .. ma
sif TiFsrtep from Han Francisco. a. $40
>. M sir Nsige MHFu from Yokohama
Via Vancouver at ,. M ctr Admiral
Rogers from Alaska. ~ 1ffo D. M. Eir
Admiral Dsssr from Los Angeles Fia
ksn Traneisco. a. $50 ,. M Luriins
from Honolulu VIA ports. a. 1.ao p. M
sir EFsrsif from ssn Francisco. a. ~
=. M str ksntuckian from Boston via
from Los Angeles via san Franr'sco. e.
$50 a. M; ST. Barbara q Tor Los An
rsies Via Han Ffanrinco. a. q. fn. May
1i--Etr oduna from Alaska via Tacoma
and Everett AZ $50 . 90.
haiisd-Iuus str Standard Service
for Ataska a. o. in.s ftr HsiiEgn for
Shanghai and Osaka. At ,. mfs Wr
oduna for None H. Michael and Colo
vim. AZ p m rtr President Grant 10
Manila via pofts. AZ ~ o. m. Hir Victoria
Tor Noms. g. Michael and Goiofin, ~ 10
b. u.s sir Tnydarsus for Vancouver VIA
Tacoma. 81 q. m. ctr issbsc for Los
Angeles. a. a. M. At sonora for Ant
verp via ports ~ q "a. Nay IL
ftr M asEundo for Hiehfnond. 81 ~ D.
M str Doyisstown for San Ffandseo,
~ :. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

wastes In a race with death. villains
taking delightful iumblsn from dizzy
heights. the hero and heroine max.
Ing miraculous euCapea and per-
forming sup~rhnman feais Of dar-
ing. terrible outbreak and a
colossal train wreck these arc
some Of the hlEh spots IN this
frankly thrill-serkiuE melodrsma.
You can't help bu, be stirred and
your nerves win tinglc in spite Of
the protests o. your sense Of the
reasonable.
The film q not all struggle and
hair.raining turmoil. however. with
out romance no picture would -
satisfying. and tho tender attach.
nrnt % man and maid finds a
place IN the midst OF tho hectic
contest Of crook and upright clti-
rrn Pauline sinrks. Evelyn Brent.
David Butler and Harold Goodwin
are featured.
4 special feature OF the program
n Tho artistic dances Of tho Mary
Ann Wells school Buster Lorenzo.
ths HeillE'H popular tenor. and Leon
Greenman'a melody makers. scorc as
usual. Topics OF the Day. In;erna-
tional News and an Assop's Fable
complete the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Vessels in Port at Seattle

nsiI street Tsrminsi-u \ +. A. Relief
GRAD Trunk Pacific Tsrminai-Btfs "a.
fHiTai WATSON. Admiral Rogers.
Fisg ii-sirs Arabs Aaru- Edward
lurksnbarh.
Pier str Fulton.
Pier s-s,u Everett. Barbara c. sehr
Bianco.
Pier str wlihsim Hsmsoth.
Pier str Tivsrton.
Pier str Cordova.
Pier A-Ms Cuiburfa.
Pier B-Htr Admiral Redman.
Pier D-Hfrs curacse. H. p. Alexander.
sssftis EhipbgiidinE Dry Doek-u. :. 8
Boxer
Pacific cos., coal Buaksrs-u. s. c. G.
Hnshsmish.
Pacific Coast Engineering wofks-str
HAksrrfeld.
Union Pacific TsrminsI-strs IAtouchs,
I.uriine.
Z. 4. Shipping Board MoorinEI-s,-s
IVES, Is0n. West CAdron, West Hen
shaw. West kadsr. West Cambo, city
% Spokane. BeAFport
Connecticut street Terminai-Htrr Point
Lobor. stuart Dollar.
Atlantic street Terminai-StT Bldridge.
KING a winEs-Pouer sehr Maid OF Or
leans
stacy street Tsr1ninai-str Ksntuekisn.
Hanford Ftrsst Terminai-S;r CoTrus.
Duthie's- Power Hchr Ruby.
East waterway Dock Wafehouse CO..
Str. Katrina Lurksnhaeh.
Todd DRY nocks-Htrn Ayaha MARI.
Hanna Sieissn-
Anes Terminal company-sir Steel Sea
farsr.
colmAn crsosots works-str II. W. Bax-
ter.
wet Seattle Elsrasor--sir Msiyc MAru.
Alaska steamship MoorinEs-ssr ksiehi-
kan.
Port Blaksisy-6tr Tsnans.
WINSTON Marine Railway iEaEis Harborl
--BehrH Niudsnao. Vancouver. Ella A.
SOPHIE Christensen. Meteor and Alum
ma. bkins Azne COMM. Charles
Cocker. bargss coquitiaui city. Griff-
non, Henry willard and Barods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
BASIL KING DRAMA
COLUMBIA FEATURE

Pauline Frederick and Lou Tclls-
Een--as happy combination Of
Etars M ono could wish for-pssy
the leading roles IN LIT Not Man
Put Aaundcr." an adaptation OF
Basil Kings powerful story on d.
vorcc. Leaders Of social thought 81
today stand agiiast AT tina spread
Of domestic discomfort turnout tho
world. Basil Kings story OF three
couples gifted with riches and social
posi,ion who find life taaieless and
who seek In vain for happiness over
luxurious roads OF idlencss Is ono
OF tho strongest arrangements OF
social folly that has ever been writ.
ten. Tho screen drama is equally
as penetrating.
Miss Frederick Is provided with
highly emotional rolc--tho kind
in which aho oxccls. Tho part OF
Dick Lechmere. awarded TO Tellc.
gen, ''the great lover OF tho screen. .
Is ono for which this actor Is well
suited.
The picture has been laylshiy
filmed and Mas Frederioks' gowns
nrc noticeable.
As usual the orchestra selections
under the direction OF LIborIuB
Haup,man. IS popular feature OF
the show and there Is a lively com.
cdy. Taxi. Taxi"
COMEDY FAyORITE IN
BLUE MOUSE PICTURE
Harry Watson. Jr.. whose bur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
MARKET OPENS
IRREGULAR
Royal Dutch Easier; M.
ments Only FraciiOnsI
WALL STREET Jo,.
CIAI neAL FIf.,

srrty - hhffEW at.
NLW YORK. Jun. -
The ihree-dsy holia.y t''ii'si',
, ,,,i., IRREGULAR A. a. s'' .'.' s'''
aioFtiasnts either vay 80. .'',ist
uonsi. sitho noysl ps.. -sis n.
s' si.. ~ more ihsn ! ' = ''rp
News over the 49, seia
~ AHf disturbing 49, 20 "a 4.
cGalidrs VI. i4i''.nl IL that -tis.
no tss W approve ~. f,iss.,r.
sh0~ed fesfrre 49,. ~
go, p slight decline -srsti.
pisi,.s 49, which Il pret " d.
.e-,.,-1 ~ ne fact thsf ,trshlT =.
,...i. W lncfeaaed for ~ - fs-ff.
requirements iHtt = 4,
he FEDERAL reserve go.
1919 an pptimisiie &C.,. go. lns.rs-,
49, conditions. deeis,i.sl "a Vi.
Ltei.ihlsr tone prevail. ntl
,srl,l,.. revival viii b ' ,ss. ~ y.
The market ob.,.s
United states Steal a., irrtx..,
e ~, ~ OF IN n 81 s;E
Sonsolldhtrd Gas 90 1873. N \.
~ ~; ~ =; 4. +. - ~.
u. 81 ..-thern RAILWAY ~
81 an American b. 90 -. Z,
-. ~ w y, American. i5t,. 10 :, 4.
- ~. rev Jersey. "a elart-
"a q,s. sthf Norfolk 4 We.,. Ah.ett.
, :, 's,st,inghoure. $50. On ~ ~.
Dutch bi.. or ii - a. Lgr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
BIDS ON HENS co
DOWN MONDAY
Butter and Eggs Hold Firm
at Old Prices

iiids on hens were I cent lover on
an weights ~ the opening n the
market Monday. with - and - cents
being offered for heavy stock. - and
70 cents for medium weight and is
and AZ cents for light weight Lover
bids were nfdod on ducks with "a
cents offered Tor old stock and young
birds down 10 % and ~ cents.
Butter ana eggs remained steady
..4fft ma t.rlf.. change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
COLONIAL SHOWING
WHY MARRY" FILM

Miss Hcming. as the wife OF Jack
Wainwright. believes that wom-
ans place Is no longer in tho homo.
and that n wife can pursue sue.
cessful business career and run her
homo upon an efficiency plan. Mrs.
Wainwright much prefers being
known as Miss Hcmlng. who loves
the work and freedom that a pro.
fessional career offers. Her hus.
band permits her to pursue her am.
billion, Thus vital question arises
that hits most OF the present day
American homes: Should business
come before the home where tho
wife Is concerned?
why Get Married." tells how
Miss Hcming achieved business
fame. and how Miss Hcming. ma
Marcia Wainwright. realizes what n
faithful, loving husband meana IN
her, This film, with Andrcc f.afay-
cite ms the star, with it's thrills
and drama and romance and excite
ment. is showing at the Colonial for
the last times Monday and Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Omaha Live Steel


Cattle Receipts. 100 r-s
80 G 49,. lsafiinE,. is7Seiti1-. ' ..'
80, -, ..,isi. lsg ~ ftsezs. d ,,s ~
sls hsi'i bHiis and san .,', \, =.
"ors- HsosiDis. tsts. Ton. q,
80 .so ss higher Bslk. ,I.;s az
shnsp-Hscsipis. 100. Ton. -,
nominal. Yssril1r. y Eafls,
ssihsI. itgt.ss: lambs' M 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
AErER THE BALL

BERLIN.--In order 10 so suitably
atiired TO the stylish Berlin Ragged
Ball" wealthy banker here and his
family put on their Oldest clothes,
torn appropriately for the occasion.
In their absence. their new servant,
dressed In her mistress most elegant
things. had no difficulty in clearing
the house OF all the valuables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Chicago Board of T,,A
Boston Wool

BOSTON, May 1i.-Yool priotI sss,-
some pressure and there hns t.,s
steady decline during the pant ron
Low prices have been moderately ~.
only In increaaiag the ys,uns .! l.,
ness. OPINIONS are someshtt MIND \
20 the price situation. Quoiatlons 4
fine straight comb are 3. 70 u: -,
cloth. ~ 20 a.. = blood. 81 10 s. /.
blood. 40 ~ -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

l)Cf&;,1D
ARIZONA EMPRESS
HELLO nIEEIiING

II rot like a thrill Tor a ihrili's
i pakc. and don't care much about
piaudAiity. ,suu viii gct your flil'
ingest Of excitement a. the showing
OF THE Arizona Esprcss" non AZ
the Million. poIiAr Hcilig
i, Is a typical Lincoln J. Carter
picture. MASTERPIECES In is field.
There arc abundance Of exciting IN
cidenia and big scenes and the
nerves arc kcp, AZ pleasing pi,eh
OF exhliaration lhruouL A train
roaring along thru mountainous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Weather Bureau Report

ThTooaii isi.ASp. June as m
nsromstsr nsiHE slsuiT. eiosag. uina
souihssst 20 mlies 40 hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
IF WINTER COMES"
MARKET OFFERING

For the last time Monday the pic.
Irritation OF Hutchinson "If Win.
ter Comes is showing nj the Market.
The picture produced by Fox ,s
classed as one OF tho best photoplays
OF the scnson. Percy Marmont PLAYS
Mark Sabre and offers some OF tho
finest acting ever contributed TO tho
screen Anne Forest also hns ono
OF the lending role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Denver Live Stock

Cattie-Rseeipis. i.sEe. s,esdy. "a,
steers. tsGie..s: eess and ka.su I
dt. calves. Bgif.ses stpckss a..
feeders. fsgtto. bulls. ;,eL;l
HoEs-Reoeipts. .se. Market Si,l.y.
Top. ;7.ie; bulk. is.sse7; Pa $
sheep Receipts. .s.7se. NsTts.. srrss
wooded lambs. iiEe15sl: cilgs.
iame,. 'i5aILisi eFss. HeiM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Know These
Eyes?
No. ~ pair Of eBes.
Guess ichose they are,
She's blonde and street.
And she's not married
ANYMORE
GAVE these eyes.

GAVE these eyes.
- There viii be q pair printed
each day for five consecutive days A
different pair each day study them
carefully. II sou arc real movie
IAN Sou'll surely DO able 60 guess
they belong TO- And Il YOU guess them
all rlEht ynu'il stand n good chance
10 win one OF the prizes offered BY
The star Ia conjunction with the
HeiliE thcaier
All five PLAYERS are well known
and have appeared prominently In
pictures for some time. Today's eyes
belong 20 a feminine star She u a
decided blonde and has long been a
fayoritc That's an We are going 10
tell you about her
DO not send IN any answerH until
all five pairs % eyes have been
printed Then number them care.
fully Ia the same order a. they are
numbered ia ,he paper and sena
them 20 Motion Pictufe Editor,
seattle star
. n more than one send Ga correct
answers the first prize viii be
awarded 10 the person sending IN The
neatesi answer.
Prizes will be awarded a. fellows;
First $500 cash.
second $500 cash
Third iaoo cash
Fourth Season pass 10 Heilig
Finh-Thrcc pairs loge seats tick.
cts
slxth-rwo pairs loge seat tickets.
scyenth-one pair logc seat tick.
ctH.
Five pair Of tickets good FOR two
seats AZ any performance. making a
total OF - prizes.
Contest judges Daisy Henry, mo.
ton picture editor. Star and Edwin
River. publicity director. lieilig.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02

Frank Mayo, Mildred Harris.
Norman Kerry and Evelyn Bront
win be here soon in "Tho Shadow of
tho East n story by Frederick and
Fannie Hatton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
LIVE STOCK
VEGETABLES
rrirea Lid Mhale.air Dealer.

THE prices given are those made 20
retail dealers hy wholesalers. with few
seasonal exceptions. prices 20 producers
csh 10 nEgssd b ds5urtiuE the cost Of
transportation 20 Seattle and ApproHi-
ard selling cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
DAIRY PRODUCTS
rrises Paid khippsp
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Psid wholesale Ds1is,s


Dusks-IAss. old. per 49,. IL
Young. 1884 ib. ............ $50 ~
Hrollsrs-isst. per b.. ........ GaU Is
Hs@stsrs, over ~ its...s...... ~
Cspsas TAT Der b.. .se0 ~
Iansy q d ................ .al0 as
Iisas-IArs. Z ihs ana up...... $40 ~
Medium. live ~ 20 - ne. .itH -
Light, live. J 10 ~ ihs.... .isu ~
seeee Live fsssssssstsssssss.s ~
laney dressed .sss.sss..ssss szeJ II
beiEian Hnrss-I.ivs ..s....... ~
RIeesea ssssfsssfrfrsssrsssss -
furheys-faneT q. p. younE.. SO ~
heosfsrs -pld. live. per h.. 10
HeEs- Choice. lishf .......... $50 10
S'.oies heavy. ito-2oo lbs. $50 %
teui-FanCy milk. to-iso lbs. lac 10
HEAVY. medium qualify. 90 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Ship News
Tides In Seattle


IIssi Iiish Ilds
ace q m fa o.
I1rsf Isa Tids
ne ~ EN- - m
ssssad Nigh TIas
.Glf . 81 tia n.
sesond fsr Tide
.fir1i b m e. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Or. L0UGHNEY'S
Human Bake Oven
and Corrective Diet Easily
0vercomes
SPINAL IRRITATION

rain In back Of hcsds pulling OF
cords In neekt some troubles with
cycst pain between shouiders or In
other parts OF spine. or burning.
aching, tenderness or sorcnrssi
asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, numb
ness OF fingers or feeti dropsy or
tinRling like prlckinH of pins, pecuI-
lar, almost indcscribnbic pains or
distrcss In heart, stomach, Kidneys
or other parts Of cheat or abdomen |,
bRcknchet scistica, rcuritis. neural
uin. amy mud NIL kinds OF rhcumn-
tisnt chronic constipation aud all
stomach disorders.
Elegant illustrated booklet scnt
free. Write address plainly.
>OTE-Dr. Loughneys nake oven
Treatment offices are located Mt the
corner OF Fifth and Union. In the Crsry
building. Rooms sio-aii -3Ie-sis-sii.
nr. LouKhne, " assisted by competent
lady nurses. Hour, o a. m. to q u, nj,
Sunday, TO ~ only. Telephone Ell lot
$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee


sugar-Quict. Raw, f5..s, rttirsd, en-
graduated. fs.7eeese.
Coffee-So. Rio. on spot Ni; ~ !
Santos. isae is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
Liverpool Grain

bstufdsys Quofltl1nf
wheat Open High Low C,a
July ..ss1tsd fs1ad as.ad a.st
Oct. ...ss I'D % I'd - Id 80 "
Nay ...ssiisd ssiad sSlsd hi..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
II EkDAY
a ~

f1sst IiiEh Itds
.ffE e. m 500 r.
Ilrst Lee Tidt
.ff as 90 a.
second nigh Tide
fff D. m SO N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-02
No. 4 up 10 Is ibr........
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED
(rriees on MIXED Carloads TO shipper
r. a H. seattlel

Alfalfa Has--First grade .........ii.oe
straw .................. ...-......lt-oV
Corn--whols. yellow. 1000
Cracked and feed meal.
lop'B ....s.......... ......s... tx.et
Bariey--whoie. feed. ioe's........to.ee
0ats-whole feed. 1905 ...........t7.oe
Rolled and ground. 7s's-
feed. lass ss.oo9 si.oo
Aii-Grnin Chop--so's too
Chick II. NJ. Mash--ieo's ....... 5000
Scratch Food--ioo's ................tse
Egg Mash--ioo's ..................ty .oe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
MOVIMIENTO DE S0CIEDADES
JUVENTUD CATOLICA.,

JUVENTUD CATOLICA.
Ha sido convocada una reunion de
Oficiales Y Directories de esta ms
titucion religios1 tener efecto la
noche del martes a las $3.50 en- el
Edificio de los Caballeros de Colon.
Tambien ha sido convocada una
Junta General Ordinaria de Inicia-
ci6n celebrarse ell microbes 10, a
las $50 de la noche en- los salones
de esta sociedad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
lJUNTA EDITORIAL DEL
IORGANO SOCIEDAD IL
rTERARIA Y ASOCIACION

Il
IlATLETICA.
Ha sido convocada una Junta Ex-
traordinaria de la Junta Editorial
del periodicoB de la Escuela Central
que proximamente editaran las So
ciedades Literaria Atletica, te-
ner efecto la noche del lunes 5, a
las 8, en- el salon de actos de la
Alta Escuela de Santurce.
ISOCIEDAD LITERARIA.
Ha sido va anunciada la magnifi-
Ca velada de SOCIEDAD LITERA-
RIA para el viernes II del corrien-
te, a las $3.50 de la noche
| El programa que ha de efectuarse
en- esta noche es de 10 mejor que ha
podido haberse preparado. La direc-
cion esta vez ha caido tambien en-
personas habiles en- cuanto actuar
Sc refere, asi pues no dudamos que
el exito sera grande para la progre-
1sista sociedad escolar.
! La Junta Directiva de Sociedad
Literaria ha sido convocada para el
tunes Is del corriente, a las 1;15, en-
el salon Nursery.
IASOCIACION ATLETICA.
/ Ha sido convocada la Junta Direc-
| tiva de esta sociedad para una reu-
ni6n el lunes ID las 200 P. NJ,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-08
EUGENE F. DEAN


Fue remisa siempre nuestra pluma
para elogiar los que, traidos por ell
Departamento de instruction Publica
de Puerto Rico, venian a esta Isla a
realizar labor educativa, a difundir
la ensenanza del idioma de Shakes
peare. Fu6 remisa nuestra pluma para
todo ell brillo de esa misma labor, que
todo Ell brillo de esa misam labor, que
4 nuestro juicio era meritisima, SC
apagaba ante los pobres deprimen-
tes conceptos cue ellos no Sc ocuita-
ban en- exteriorizar acerca de nuestras
condolences sociales, y de nuestra ma
nera de ser.
Fue raro encontrar un professor
americana que Sc levantase airado a
hacernos justicia. A todos ellos recibio
Puerto RICO con senaladas mues-
tras de complac acencia y de
IP r con seIialadosicoertod .msegaecu
hospitalidad. Nuestros hogares abrie
ron generosamente sus puertas para
darles albergue, confiando siempre en-
que eilos nos irian conociendo en- la
intimidad de nuestra vida domestica.
Supimos perdonarles sus gratuitas
ofensas y callamos nuestra indigna-
'cion para ofrecerles nuestra afectuosa
acogida por que nos dabamos cuenta
de que su trabajo educativo era de
incalculables resultados para la En-
Sefanza
Muchos llegaron un jueves y Ell lu-
mes proximo regresaban su pals, pro-
firiendo los mas deprimentes concep-
tos para nuesta TERRA. Los hubo que,
por no agradarle las comidas por
que los zancudos no los dejaban dor
mir, llegaron tener la osadia de pc
netrar en- Ell fondo de nuestro pasa-
do, llamandonos negros mai hacidos,