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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-09-18
HALLoNELL

hAll0WElL
Miss Lora sleeper Of Sherman Mills
is the guest Of Miss Lucy KellogH.
There will be Q rehearsal of the Old
South choir this evening In the vestry.
E. Harrison Miller In confined to his
| home by illness.
Mrs. James Marshall Of Western ave.
| nue. Is reported much better.
Dennis Leighton Of Portland is visit
| ing Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Fish.
Meeting Of SANFORD Lodge. I. o. o.
| T.. tonight.
Miss Avis Garland of Somerville.
Mass, is visiting friends.
| Miss Ida Carey of Rockland is
guest at the Carey homestead.
|
Mrs. Judson Currier went to Port
| Land Wednesday for short visit.
Miss Fife Quinn Of Maiden. Mass,
Is visiting In town.
| The class of 1928, Hallowell High,
is to give a State flag to the school.
/ L. L. Beck Of Boston was a BUSH
| ness visitor in Hallowell Wednesday.
! Those who have vegetables to con-
! tribute to the carnival can leave them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
PALACE HIP

A new and essentially novel must
cal farce revue Is the next VIII King
offering at the Palace Hip theaier
entitled Mean Mama humorous
production enabling the talented com
pany ample opportunity TO portray
their various roles with the utmost
punch and enthusiasm. VIII King Is
the featured comedian assisted by his
popular right hand man. Lew Dun.
bar.
Musical interludes open with
''Bebe. Nora and suzette." by How.
ard Evans. star trio and the girls.
This number is followed by Before
You Co" by Jean Singer. a popular
interpreter OF blue" songs with the
girls OF the CLASSY runway. Don
Smith, favorite tenor. sings Rag.
gerty Ann" with the King beauties.
Interrupted BY many new stage sets
and dance speciaities.
Ruby Adams. the poppy Jazz song.
ster. offers "G'wan With It. with the
choristers. white Mile Mnrkle pre-
sents Selections From Light OPP
eras.' assisted by the star trio and
girls. Bessie Hill sings Hard Boiled
Rose" with the girls in a finale spe.
cialty that is scheduled TO 20 over
big with her many admirers.
Hermie King and his symphonic
artists have a choice selection OF or.
chestral hits to offer as a perface to
every performance. Souvenir photos
Of Ethel Burney will be given to la.
dies attending matinees. Additional
attractions include clever 2.reel
comedy and interesting international
News reel photos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
All, NOw We
Haze School
of Matrimop,

II D. bsgnnlng % look a. a.
4 poor m0rfal5 nowadsr. - =
spending the rest u our ~.
school me- b
80 sooner does she Y y =
come along with "a courss ~ - 4
- Young Men Contsmul.,,.. -, :.
rimony than Warner brotbs,, -
nounoe that Elinor GINS
How 70 Educate q VIE" Al. ~
adapted for the screen. IA N. 4.
ter some sort u q corresuors.. =
school poat graduate eour.s !. !.
y ~ 9. a. cihsag sornebow q. -, =
We feel that Ellnor Glyn min, -
some more vital things 10 ssv - 1. ;.
subject than a mere mai. s,,,.
forth in the ~"
II al certainly points 70 n. a..
that men contemplate marriage - -
seriously than they are rs,s..a -
given credit for. A. a rule -.
think Il is The giri who spend. ~.
less nights oonjuring Up schs.ne, 4,
which Ehe might enter the holv 49,.
Of mairimony. while men speus 49,.
waking hours lodging ihsss ssns !.
males.
How completely the tables s..,n i.
have turned. with men actually a.
Ing a matrimonial course. VIII. -
men seem too busy with Their o.
affairs 70 have any time 70 r. -
school. Or Is Il. perhaps. TIA, NJ,
realize women can teach DE. :
thing or two In the game q I,,,
that gives them a competitive sp.rr,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
COMFORT IS COLLEEN'S
MIDDLE NAME

Colleen Moore, the popular First
National fIapper star, finished crying
her heart out all by herself, and shuf.
fled off the SGT. Her odd walk pro.
voked Conway Tearle, co.starring
with Colleen in Temperament" to
inquire about those things she wore
on her feet.
Those are my short yamp Shoes"
Colleen explained.
They look more like moccaslns,"
replied Tearle.
mo, they are shoes, but very old"
the ideal flapper said. I'm fact they
laek hccls You zee. when am in
9 scene alone where my feet don't
show, I dress them in comfort II
makes me shorter. but allows me 10
yamp better. Therefore the short
Yamp shoe They are comfortable
and allow me to take my mind of
my feet, so l may concentrate on
the emotions that register"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
A Carload
of Sin

+ EW CODY. Barbara Ia Mari
IL and Ben Lyons made personal
appearances at the Mark Strand
theater on Broadway. New York
city the other night and Mr..
Cody told a brand ney story which
he vows Is true.
Miss Ia Mari and were In
San Francisco for the wampus
bail" said Mr. Cody. ''and we
we're riding down Market street
in an automobile provided for us
and with our names Mr.. Cody and
Miss La MARI on the sides OF the
car. We got stuck for a moment
In traffic and overheard
woman pedestrian say: Cody and
la MART Gosh. what carload
Of sin.
Mr.. Cody is enroute to Europe
now and Miss Ia Mari. a Sawyer.
Lubin star for First National.
is at work in New York studios
on "Sandra."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

TACK DEMPSEY has Joined the
Big Brother movement. The
worlds champion prize.fighter, now
engaged In making ten moving pic.
lures at Universal City. has made
application In Los Angeles 10 tho
Thirty.fivc Hundred club. This ia one
Of the strongest advocates of the
Big Brother movement IN u, United
States.
The first application OF the boys
welfare principles. however. was OK.
emplified the following week mt the
Maud Darlington Booth home for
boys IN Los Angeles. Motaphorlonlly.
and somewhat financially Dempsey
adopted tho entire lot, ali orphans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Arbuckle Starting Over Where
He Began Years Ago

stage was given an ovation signify.
ing a decided change in public scati.
meut.
Even school children glccfuily ac.
claimed Fatty's temperance. and
District Attorney Mathew Brady.
who prosecuted him. said: II would
rather help than hurt. and Arbuci<lc
has been condemned and hurt
enough"
In Los Angeles ne got very much
the ZANE encouraging reception.
And Il Is possible. tho he does not
venture the guess. that Arbuckle may
eventually caper once moro on tho
screen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Movie Quiz

Mary WHO was leading lady
for Douglas MacLean In The Yam.
kee Consul" and at what theator did
this picture run In Seattle?
A-Patsy Ruth Miller. Picture was
shown at the Columbia.
Bill-When Is the Douglas Fair.
banks picture. "Tho Thief OF Bag.
dad" 10 be shown here?
A-Plcture has not been booked
yet as TO my knowledge, and / i'm.
aglnc 1t will be presented here as a
road show when Il Is shown.
Movie Fan-can you tell me tho
name OF Viola Dann's sister?
A-Jittlc Miss Dana has two sis.
tcrs. One IL Shirley Mason and tho
other Edna Flugrath. Both are &c.
tresses.
Mildred-IIas Mary Pickford any
children
A--No. However, Il was rcccntly
announced that Miss Pickford had
adopted her sister Lottle's youngstor
little Mary Rupp. Tho child Is now
travelling with Mary, Doug and Mrs.
Plcltford thru Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

For three years following Virginia
Rappe's death in san Francisco. for
which the comedian was tried sev.
eral times and finally exoneratcd. no
tried to allay tho bitter adverse pub.
lie opinion and return TO the films
Organizations welding influence
with producers and exhibitors pro.
vented II. He then directed several
pictures. but his name was not per.
mitfed In credit lines.
He thus lost his identity In the
movies.
From the peak OF popularity he fell
70 the verge Of perjury and became
the lonliest man In Hollywood. Poll.
teal expediency In San francisco
was partly blamed for his plight.
A few days ago in San Francisco
his first return engagement on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

and homeless except for tho inter.
yention OF this exceptional foster.
parental Institution. Jack made his
visit to the home on Sunday after.
noon and II was the biggest Sunday
afternoon that tho 80 boys expert.
cnced
When Jack left the homo under
the chaperonage OF Major spruguc,
the boys shouted In chorus:
Goodbye, Jack. we hope you win
every fight YOU hive. and we wnnt
to see you In tho pictures"
Jack promised TO send every one
Of his Flight and win" sories III TO
the homo with n hand projecting
machine, before they go on tho
market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
Star Carriers
Heilig Guests

An gueHts Of G. w. Mckee. man
aEcr OF tho He!ilg thcaier. 200 Star
carriers witnessed the o'clock per-
Torrance Of Tho Spirit Of the U.
=. A." Friday evening AZ tho Third
ave. picture house.
Tho occasion was the celebration
Of The Hciiig anniversary In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
uOOT GIRsnN

Hoot Gibson and his company have
Just returned from Lone Pine ON the
edge OF the MoJave desert with the
.lrst takes Of The RldIn' Kid from
Powder River which Edwnrd scdg.
Wick declares is goink 10 be rhe great.
est picture In which IIoot Gibson has
ever appeared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

Lois Wilson is studying French.
She employs all her spare time
of the sets pouring over
French dictionary and grammar,
and fellow members Of the east
OF William Farnham's Para.
mount picture. "T'he Man Who
Fights Alone" are joshing her
about IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
BILL DUNCAN

Little news about William Duncan
this morning. Universal announces
that he will make six Of the IS west.
ems Of It's fall program. Tho first
Two are already completed. big Tim.
ber,' and The Sunset Trail" an
adaptation OF II. II. Knibbs' novel,
overland Red" Tho third liz "The
Measure Of MAN" by Norman
Duncan Arthur Rossou viii direct
y with cast which Includes Mary
McAlllster' Marin Sails. Francis Ford,
Albert Smith and William j. Dyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
GOODWIN PUTS IN
MUSCLE SHOALS bid

Samuel Goldwyn announces tina,
he has put tn his bid for Muscle
Shoals. Goldwyn's chief interest In
Muscle Shoals eentcrn around potash.
II viii be used FOR laughing pur.
poses in Potash and Periinu,ier in
Hollywood" the filming OF which he
will shortly start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

Los ANGELES.
June IS The re.
turn 10 vaudeville
n a play almost
IDENTICAL with tho
ne from which no
topped 20 screen
prominence years
igo. completes the
odd cycle in tho
spectacular career
II Roscoe Fatty"
Arbuckle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

Laurotte Taylor is enjoying all the
thrills OF motion picture making for
"ono Night In Rome" her row pic.
turc which Clarence Badger Is dl.
recting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
WINTER GARDEN

Kathleen Klrkian and Roy stew.
AZ, share acting honors IN tho highly
entertaining drama, The Innocent
Cheat" the new photoplay which
goes on view at tho Winter Garden
Sunday.
Tho story tells OF The adventures
and mlsadvcntures Of Mary Stan.
hope IN her pursuit OF happiness.
Married 20 a wealthy roue. she re.
volts at tho life she II compelled to
lead and leaves him. Thru mos, un.
usual combination OF circumstances
nho meets, In the Canadian North.
west. young engineer. John Muir.
dock. From here on the story il
doubiy interesting.
Besides the two stars there IA a
tiny girl who plays an important
part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
COLONIAL

Tho speed Of Arab horses "a IRE.
quentiy expressed in The phrase.
going like the wind" The Arab
rides his stccd with murdorously
pointed strnips and sitting erect
In the saddle II may be added
that the average Arab horseman
"fancies his weight"
Whilst tho company making "The
Desert sheik" were out In Egypt.
they promoted several race meet.
tngs between the Arabs. and even
Tom Terriss, the producer. Stewart
Rome and Pedro dc cordoba tried
conclusions with them. Only Pedro
do Cordoba succeeded In ever beat.
Ing any of the Arab horsomen.
Asked how he did u. he confessed
that the horse ran away with him
and went like the wind" One
OF HIS most thrilling experiences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

Grace Cunard. who hasn't ~.
seen in pictures for some tina I !,
have a part In the Fox prctue,,.-
The Last Man on Earth ~,
cunard will be remembered a Pa.
e.s Ford.a serial partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
PANTAGEs

nv
A double headline bin Is promised
at the Pantages theater opening
with the Monday matinee. having as
feature attractions Guy and Pearl
Magley Revue and Lillian Hertz and
her Nero Castle orchestra.
A brilliant dancing and singing pro-
duction. entitled Dance Stories. q
VIII be presented by Guy and Pearl
Magley Revue. with an alls;ar east.
including the LaRouEa Sisters and
seven.Eleven. SIX elaborate terpSl.
chorean scenes win be presented. en-.
livened with song and melody. Tho
scenic inveature and costuming arc
said 70 be the last word in artistic
effort.
Lillian Hertz and her Moro Castle
orchestra. including premier organ.
ration Of IS talented musicians. rem.
der an exceptional program Of novel.
IS melody numbers. real syncopatlon
and instrumental harmony. present.
cd In a very artistic and entertaining
manner.
Wills and Robins hold tho added
attraction honors. These well known
comics arp appearing in their latest
laguh coaxer, entitled The Wrong
Impression" They have an exccp-
tionally interesting program OF witty
cross-firc talk mingled with song.
Buddy Walker. a versatile young
entertainer. wiil offer clever pro
gram cf character songs. some whist.
ling numbers, comedy patter and a
series OF impersonations OF famous
comedians as they look and act while
singing a song.
Helping Hubby" Is the billing Of
pielert and scofield. offering a VA.
riety comedy novelty. a clever ror.
tine OF juggling. manipulations. In
.erspersed with plenty OF fun Is prom
ised.
The Heart Bandit. starring Viola
Dana and Milton sllis viii be the
photopiay feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

fen Of the brothers" Jack Dempsey adopted ohen
ey worked IN one Of his Universal pictures NTH hin, since
te Dortds champion joined the "Thirt-F
cb Of Los Angeles and became an enthusiastic sponsor
Of me Dig brother Increment to encourage the highest
,dedts ~ young Americans. The first of the Dempsey pic
lures Wtnnlng HIS Way has been booked for shotcino
at the Columbia soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28

Tho sweep Of conflict IA the great
war and the mighty clash Of emo.
tons tina, resulted arc vividly con.
trasied with American rural llfo IA
Emory Johnson's epic OF our national
soul The Spirit OF tho u. y. A.
now showing n, tho HciiIR. re.
called al tho producer % Huch dra,
matte gems as In the Namo OF the
Law" Tho Third Alarm" West.
bound Limited" and '~rho MnIi Man"
Nr. Johnson may DO said 20 have
fairly ouidono himself IN tho new
production In which Mary Carr. as
tho American mother. and Johnnie
Walker. as tho son. play tho leading
rolea. Others IN the caA; Rre Gloria
Grey. Carl s,ockdalc. Rosemary
Cooper. Dloisie Brandon. Dave Kirby
and many others,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
METROPOLITAN

MO truer story ever has been told
~ OF Mexico. her riches. her 70
nance and her handicaps. than l.
reclcd OF IN Burr NickleS travel,
ogue. '-rhe Land 81 whispering
Hope which goes on view az the
Metropolitan sunday nigh
Besides depicting the natural beau
ties and resources % the southern
republic. MCKEE gives the Mexicans
u whisper" q nclghborly advice hy
pointing out that their one need Is
better educational facilities.
Then. for a little exciting diver
easement. there Is side trip 10 the
Isle OF Guadalupe, the only known
habitat OF the harmless appearing.
but nevertheless dangerous. sea Gle.
plant.
The expedition starts from Holly.
wood. crosses the line AZ Nogales and
thru the heart OF raqui land. There
is a stop 20 look AZ the pyramids OF
Mexico and few stolen gilmpses In.
20 the interior OF the famous
Thieves Market" OF the capital city.
An atmosphere prologue Is pre-.
scented BY VALDEZ. beautiful dancer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
SCREEN

A big mother-love drama.
n spectacular French ro-
nance, a thrilling story Of.
Monte Carlo and Paris. still
another mother-love romance
and a sheik drama-how's
that for a varied assortment
of film entertainment
Johnnie Walker and Mary
Carr are seen together again
Alice Terry, Ramon Noyarro,
Kenneth Harlan, Clara Bow.
Roy Stewart. Kathleen Kirk
ham and Pedro de Cordoba
are among the stars Of the
new photoplays.
COLUMBIA
E,NTREMEs meet IN tho feminine
II cast for the screen Of Poisoned
Turadlse." now ~ tho Columbia.
Clam Bow. the Brooklyn high school
hthlots. who has been called "the
most perfect fiApptr." must pit her
charms against those OF Carmel
Myers who. ~ reason 81 being
chosen 10 play the ''yamp" role IN
ben IIur." from All the well known
screen yillaiueasoa. has been charac-
terized AZ ''the most perfect screen
ynmp."
Poisoned Paradise" IL on adap.
tation Of Robert W. Services much
taiked.of story Of Monte Carlo and
Paris one Of tho most interesting
features OF tho picture IL the ap
pcarancs Ia one Of tho leading
roles Of little Mics Bow. Ever since
her appearance In Down 20 the
Sea In ships" this little actress has
been steadily forging ahead Rha
" said 20 have great role In
this new picture.
BLUE MOUSE
In the French period prior 10 the
revolution pirkpockets wern 20 rife
that decree was issued by the
Paris project % police requesting
all honest men 10 wear gloves This
was intended 10 check tho spread
OF petty thievlnE. since plekpocketA
cannot ply their trade with slowed
hands. The man who appeared
without gloves. therefore. rendered
himself subject 10 Surveillance.
This interesting BIT Of history
came to light during the research
preliminary 90 filming Rex ingTRm'a
"soaramouehe." which IL now hay
ing a return showing AZ tho Blue
Mouhe.-
The cast for "Ecaramouehe" "a
headed by Alice Terry. Ramon No.
varro and Lewis stone. each OF
WHOM has appeared in previous
Rex Ingram productions. Others
include Lloyd InErahAua. Edith
Allen. Lionel Beimorc. Julia swnyne
Gordon. Bowditch Turner. otto
Mhiicssn. Edward Connolly. John
George. George Elegmann and kala
FnshA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-28
STAGE

'The Land Of Whispering
Hope, a picture said 10 be
as unusual as the Martin
Johnson African film. will
have a weeks showing at the
Metropolitan, beginning Sum
day night with VALDEZ, for
merry premiere danseuSe Of
the Chicago Grand Opera
company. as an added attrac-
ton. A song and dance re-
vue heads the new Pantages
show and there will be a fea-
ture picture on this bill, too /:
Mean Mama" is the poppy
title of the new musical COM
edy which will be the offer
ing of the popular Will King
players at the Palace Hip.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25
BANCO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICO-
LA DE PUERTO RICO
coNvocAroRrA

Ell Consejo de Administration de
este Banco, en- session celebrada Ell 18
de los corrientes, acordo convocar a
Junta general extraordinaria de accio-
nistas que Sc celebrara en- ell salon de
actos del donicilio social, Gale de Te-
tilan ni1mero 15 las diez de la ma
nana del dia "a del proximo mes de
MARIO, siendo el objeto de dicha JunSa
tratar de los asuntos siguientes:
To-. incorporation del Banco Gle
acuerdo con La "Ley de Bancos'' apro-
bada por la Asamblea Legisativa de
Puerto Rico. con fecha 10 de septiem-
bre de 1923. -
.0o. Apyobaci5n de lassclausulas de
incorporation; y
3o.- Resolver cualquier otra medida
Que sea .necesaria para ell cumplmientc
de dichos fines, de acuerdo con Ia cita-
da ley de bancos.
Tienen derecho concurrir dicha
Junta todos los sefiores accionistas que
obtengan papeleta de asistencia en- la
Secretaria de este Banco con un d1a
antes la mencionada fecha, y los que
10 sean por titulos al portador deberan
iepositar sus acciones en- la Gaia del
Banco. Ese derecho es delegable en-
otro accionista con derecho de asistlr
la Junta, por medic de poder espe-
cial en- carta dirigida al Presidense
del Consejo de Administrator.
San Juan, P. h. 10 de FEERE-
70 de 1924.
Vo. Be.
FL Presidente Ell Secretario
Rafael FABIAN. P. ROCAFoRr.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25
REUNION TNTIMA
EN- HONOR A UNA MAEsTRA
santurce, P. R.


Con motive de celebrar su curnple-
amos la enthusiastic Maestro Sra. GEOR-
GINA REYES, los maestros de Vega
Baja y varios amigos Sc unieron para
pasar, en- la morada de la Distinguish
sehora, un ratio ameno y probarle Ell ca
RHO de todos.
A las 800 en- punto estaba va la am
plia sala de bote en- bote y acto segul-
do Sc procedio jugar varios juegos
de salon que resultaron muy animados.
Las heroinas de Ia noche en- el juego
de las sillas 10 fueron la sonora Engfe-
by y la Srta. Elofsa Miranda, ambas
de la escuela JOSE PADILLA.
ALI Sc reuni6 rn hermoso bouquet de
bellas damas entire las que recordamos
las sras. de sotcmayor. de Engleby, de
Lao Miranda senorita Carolina Mar
tinez. Jennie Serbia, Florence White.
Rosa M. Jimenez, Pepita sandoval, Me
lsnia sotomayor, Margarita Faria, Eloi
sa Miranda, Blanca Y Margot Mater
Mercedes Font. Carmen Silva, Juanita
Conception, Isabel Perez, Milagros We
lila. Gloria Reyes; Angelita Reyes y
Palmira Reyes.
Tambi6n vimos ALI I'M buen grupo
de caballeros: Manuel Negr6n Collazo'
Werceslao Sotomayor, Jose Lao Miriam
da, Rafael Sanchez, Victor Rosario, Ma
nolfn valiente, Arturo Pacheco, Enr1-
que Arraiza, Jose Portela; Paco Miriam
da; Octavio Davila, Augusta Rodr1-
guez. Roberto otero; Arturo Jimenez;
Ismael Reyes y con todos ellos, Ell sr.
Pedro Medina, nuestro professor de mt-
sica. con sus simpaticos n1uchachos ha
ciendo derroche de su arte, pues ejecu-
t6 muy lindas piezas, las que fueron
muy aplaudiGas.
Todos los cabalIeros lucian unos boz
nitos gorros las damas unas diademas
muy elegantes 10 que daba la fiesta
i'm beilo aspecto.
Sc bail6 I'm gran ratio y no hay que
decir que la Sra. Reyes, sus papas y
hermanas estuvieron extremadamente
complaeientes.
La obsequiada recibi6 muy lindos re
galos sobresaliendo el que lie brindaron
sus companeros los maestros y Ell del
Sr. Inspector de las escuelas.
Fuimos atentamente invitados y pa
samos unas horas deliciosas, por ESQ
tlespues de dar las mas cumplidas gra-
cia, Sc me ocurre pre.;untar, sera prom
to la otra?
Actos asi dicen mucho de la cultu-
ra de- los maestros y son ademas un
gran ejemplo para los nihos que obser-
van y copian.
Que Sc repitan esas festas!
r a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-25
DOHENY MEGA ENFATICA-
MENTE SER AMIGO DEL AT
TORNEY GENERAL
DOUCHERTY

WASHINGTON, fehrero 21 Omitted
Press).- FL multimillonario Doheny
mo de los protagcnistas del forinida-
be escandalo petroIero, ha telegrahado
al Senador Wheeler negando categorl-
canente las alegaciones hechas ante el
Comite del Senado en- Ell sentido de que
81 es amigo del Attorney Gencsai Daugn
erty, y de que 8. y Sinclair celebraron
una reunion con Mr.. Daughersy en- sus
departamentos privados an determina-
da fecha.
Asegura Mr.. Doheny que nunca ha
ten.do 6l reuni5l alguna con el At
toIney General 2 q'le nnnca ma
tenido relaciones comerciales Q de amls
tad con Mr.. Daugherty, ? menos que
haya visitado en- alguna fecha sus apar-
tamentos privados.
.Defende las concesiones do Teapot
Dome aIegapdo Que el Gobierno ha ga
nado con clio, y asegura que el no ha
podido ganarse Glen nillones. como Sc
lla declarado, a. menos que no invierta
en- las referidas concesiones IN capital
mayor de Glen millones de dolares.