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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
EL cADAvER DE UN
HERoE EsPANoL
UNITED

MADRID, noviembre 21. Omitted
,-Procedente de la zona de guerra de
Tetuar, donde muriera combatiendo por
ei honor de las armas espanolas, Sc
espera en- Ell dia de hoy Ell cadaver del
reniense Coronel Tempiano, quien deja
cinco hu6rfanos al cuidado del estado.
Los m@dicos Sc proponen realizar una
radiogra1ia de la pierna herida del Ge-
neral Berenguer, y son de opinion que
Ia bala no ha producido la fractura
del f6nlur. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
Ell PRoYEcTo DEL EMPREsTITC
ANTE LA CAHIARA FRAKCEsA

PARIS, Nov. 81. Omitted Pross.)--
FL Mintstro de Hacienda, Clementel, ha
plesentado ante la Camara I'm proyecto,
para que dicho cuerpo Legislative au-
tcrice al gobierno frances contratar
con Morgan un empr6stito de cien mi
llones de d6lares, pagaderos en- 25 amos,
" a un interes de siete por ciento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
soLEMNE FUNERAL

Hoy las 8 A. M, Sc celebrara un
solemne funeral en- la parroquia de
Manatf, por Ell eterno deycanso de don
Federico Calaf.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

NoIFoRK, Nov. 81. Omitted Press.l
Ell famoso barco de guerra de Ia Ma
rlna americana, Washington sera
hundido esta tarde, en- una serie de
oxperimcntos que esta realizando la Ma
-ina, para probar 81 efecto destructor
de ciertss bombas, de reciente inven-
cion. FL Washington viene a ser
una dc las victimas de la conferencia
para Ell desarine que Sc celebrara en- la
capital nacional.
UN BARCo ESPANoL EN- PELIGRo
MARsELLA, noviembrs 81. (United
Press.) )--Un mensaje inalambrico Que
So ha recihido iiltimamente, indica que
Ell barco de guerra espafol 'Larache' !,
sta en- serio peligro de naufragio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

MARION, Nov. p. lUnited Press,.
--La Yiuda del Presidente Harding ha
nuerto Ell Ell dia. de hoy, en- 81 residen-
cia de esta cipdad. despu6s de larga y
penosa enfermedad. So prepare una
gran ceremonial flnebre, en- honor a la
companera del que fue uno de los pre-
sidentes mas queridos dc la naci6n
americana.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
ERRATAs EN- puerto RICO
ILUsTRADo"

En- la pagina dc versos, tituIada
''selecci6n del hbro s.T1, mar y yo
ella, de nuestro amigo Y compa-
nero ell poeta E. Ribera chevremont,
que pubhca puerto Rico Ilustrado',.,
en- su edici6n de esta semana, el lee
tor debe subsanar las erratas siguien-
tes: .en el segundo pcena donde Sc
lee:
Madejas de orc, madejas
de las leyendas del Medioevo.
"Madejas de orc, madejas''
que cuentan cuentos de nayas y
(brujos.
Lease:
Madejas de orc, madejas
de las leyendas del Medioevo.
Marines de harbas de ocre
que cuentan cuentcs de nayas y bru-
(jos.
Y en- eI penultimo poema donde Sc
Ice:
tn rostro era la ''cofia''
del palo mayor
Lease:
tu rostro era la cofa
del palo mayor.
ouedan corregidos los errores de
imprenta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
TRosTKI PR1sIoNERo

PARIs, Nov. 21. Omitted Press. -
FL Petit Journal" da la noticia de
aue los marines de un barco ruso en-
que viajaba Trostki, Sc amotinaron y
1ue este esta prisionaro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
B1.Asco, 1BANEz DEsMENTIDo

NEW YORK, Noviembre 81. CUnitel
Press. )-El insigne escritor espaiiol,
Blasco Ibahez, acus6 recientemeneta
a, Rey de Espafia. Alfonso XIII de que
habia permitido que los secretos fran
ceses pasasen poder de los alenlanes.
Esta afirnaci6n ha sido rotundamente
desmentiaa, por Ell ex-embajador anne
ricano en- Berlin, Mr.. James w. Gerard,
allien ha laanifestado que Ell propio mo-
1arcG cspahol lie dijo personalmente,
que todas sus sinpatfas durante la gue-
rra mundial estaban per la causa fran
cesa. ''Antes dc entrar los Estados
Unidos la guerra, y rlientras me di-
rigia mi patria,'' ha dicho Gerard,
'.tuve oportuntdad Gle pasar dos tres
djas en- Madrid, y Ell Rey Alfonso XIII,
no concodi6 una entrevista, y fue en-
ess OCCASION memorable que me dijo:
Yo nuac& olvido que soy Ell nieto de
una Gran Duque Austriaco, pero 81 us
ted desea saber por quien estan mis-
simpatias en- esta guerra, he de confe-
earle sinceramente, que por Francia. Y
yo no Gudo, nj dudare jamas, que Ell
1nonarca espafiol me dijo en- aquellos
uomentos 10 que sentia su coraz6n"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
EN- ToRNo A "eRAF1c1DAD"
UNA CARTA DE NUEsTRo COLA.
BoRADoR s'BENAvIDo
sr. Director de
Ell MUNDo.

Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Muy senor mfo:-Agradecido por
/ la publication de mi articnlo .sEmhu
lido de soberanfa'', elevaria psted al
lcubo la manifestation de su bondad
~ Ia realidad de mi gratitud, 81 hi
fciera saber, por medic de La publica-
ci6n dc esta carta, que ALI habls de
territories conjuntos'' cuando qnse
decir territories contigiios'., que
81 ALI Sc dice tambien .sfafricidad.
lande Ell neologismo''!, 10 que quiee
escribir fu6 .'grafcidad, iande Ell neo
logismo!''. Grafcidad 10 saque de
graico y despu6s de sacado cref que
era nuevo, aunque todavia estoy So
pesando 81 sera bueno.
Perdida, con esta carta,. mi virgi-
nidad de corrector de errores de i'm
prenta que, por experiencia 70 se,---
casi siempre son horrores del ssescn-
bidor'', me prometo no reincidir has
ia que auuella no Sc me reconstruya
y, hasta entonces, lie ofrezco q, usted,
con mi reiterada gratitud, La auistad
de su S. s.
BENAvID.
Cssi Y1avierno de- 1 o24 =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
Ell GABTNETE FRANCES APRUEBA
Ell EMPRESTITo

PARTS. Nov. 21. Omitted Press.)--
El gabinete frances ha impartido sl
aprobacion al proyecto, para que Sc ha-
ga un empr6stito de cien millones de
d6larcs al gobierno frances. por parte
del rico banquero americana, Morgan'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
La viuda del Presidente Harding
ha Iluerto en- el dla de aver

FL ex-embaadOr americana en- Aemania, James Gerard,
ha desentdo Olnndamente cietas afrmacOnes de Bias
co Ibdnez quien ha dicho que e rey Alfonso XIII perm5
a. los secreOs franceses uesen enrega@os los aemanes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

In sujeto de HatilIo, poseso
de una diab0Iica passion insa-
ma, asaIt6 a un nlafrimGnio
en- Ell CondadO, queriendo lie :
varse a Ia infeliz espOsa para
perpetrar bochorGosa infamia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22

Ell WASHINGTON
sERA HUNDIDo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-11-22
BENAVID.

Cast Iiavierno de / 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
STUNT ACTOR POPULAR
AT THE WINTER GARDEN

Richard Taimadge In Lets Co"
which Is tho main attraction az the
Winter Garden through Saturday. j.
"A combination Of romance and thrills.
ralmadge. who Is no relation 20 Nor.
ma and Constance. Is one Of the most
virile actors appearing On the screen.
lie 4 a stunt performer a. we'll ~
an actor, and each new picture In
which he appears Il hl, more thrill.
ing.
4 noticeable feature Of lets Co"
Is The cast which appears in support
% the star George Nichols. who
VIII hc remembered as Mabel Nor.
mand's dad In The Extra Girl. %
plays an important role. Eileen
Percy aud FULLY Marshall arc IA u.
too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

say. lowering sunset. or one
|,rr IL sky = green or yell0wish.
|-rr naicates rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

Canadian Eih. plays the feminine
lead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
Marriage Circle"
Is Comedy Drama
of Domestic Life

In The Marriage Circle" Ernest
I4uhlisch. tho famous motion picture
producer. IL said to have revolution.
lied his own art. The picture has
modern setting and does not call
for tho usual massive sets and mob
scenes for which the great I.ubitsch
has heretofore been noted. His new
picture Is sophisticated vinnese
comedy. telling "A modern story Of
domestic dlssension. with one OF the
smallest and most perfect casts ever
assembled. This includes Marie Pre-.
yost. Adoinhc Mcnlou. Florence VI.
dor. Monte blue, Creighton Hale and
Harry Myers, and each OF these i'm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
FRIDAY BRINGS TO
CLOSE WHITE SISTER

bringing 20 a close ono OF the
most popular offerings Manager
John ilamrick has booked az the
hluo Mouse theaier. THE white
sster" shows Tor the last time ri,
day This highly sueccssiul offer.
Ing viii be followed by another big
feature. Eilnor Clynh Three
Weeks" which IL elasscd az one OF
the mos, prctentious and Interest.
ing productions IN many months.
No expense i being spared In the
staging OF an elaborate prologue.
Aleen Pungle and Conrad Narei
play the two colorfui leading roles
the Queen and Paul respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
STORM DAUGHTER"
InkII.I.ING SEA DRAMA

The strange fascination o. ths
sea. that great monster which takes
Us toll % 80 many lives each year.
d The subiect " Priscilla Deans
latest tnisersal.Jowcl feature. -rhc
storm psughter' which h showing
az tho Columbia thls week.
Miss Dean IS charming. hardy
fisher lass IN this picture. the
story Tor which vas written BIZ
Ieete Rennick brown.
Tom ssntschi. veteran of 60
screen years, plays brutal ga
captain Has role 4 second only 10
that played b. Miss Dcan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
"Out of the Dust"

Next Phoopay Attraction at Heg Is Romantic Drama of
Pioneer Days i'm the West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
ECZEMA GONE,
SKIN ALL WELL
POSLAM did IT

Itching and burning stopped. no
more digging and scratching. and
that unsightiy eruption almost gone
overnight That's what safe. CON.
CENTIlATED Poalnm does. Nothing
like h Tor eczcma and other skin all.
monts. At all ADMINISTRATIVE.
iistmcnt,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

in which Carey wears his Eastern
clothes. but no docs 10 only FOR a
abort time. When the picture Eets
under way he dons his sombrero and
guns.
Claire Adams. tho charming little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
CAREY AT COLONIAL
IN might HAWK"

Wild and woolly that Is a fitting
description OF Harry Carry'a latest
picture. The Night Hawk" which
- showing Thursday and Friday at
the Colonial. This Is the first picture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
Gives You Creeps
WHISPERING WIRES HAS
REAL MYSTERY All;

Edwin scliaisrt in she Los Angeles
Times
All kinds OF shows 80 70 make
season. And this Is a good one
Figure Il out II you can.
II doesn't take half an eye 70 tell
who's going TO be murdered. But
Il takes a lot TO know who did tho
"lurIibIe' deed in Whispering
wires.r which opened last night at
the Mason.
It's mystery play but not
Just another mystery play" Much
letter than that.
Not quite so D4;ty as The Bat"
But batty enough. 4 thriller.
Witness the climax OF the first
act. for instance.
The library Of a millIonaire's
house. Empty. save for the mil
Honaire himself. And he has only
a few minutes TO live.
The detectives have gone on: and
left him alone.
The telephone rings.
He hesitntes. Shall he. or shall
he not answer II!
1t rings again. and again. and
then he takes off the receiver.
yes. this is Mr.. Stockbridge."
buzz-buzzJ YES" he ycIls. this
Is he"
Zowle.
Just like that.
And hes dead.
Maybe you read the story in the
Saturday Evening Post. Even II
y5u DID, though. you'll ENJOY the
rlay.
There's a girl. and the niln shc
IL in love with. And he's gus
pectcd. and she's threatened Just
Ike her iather.
what's more. there is shooting
and detectives and lots Of fun.
SO II you want to feel the crecps
creeping, and the shivcr3 shiyerIng,
and nearly pop out OF your scat
oice in a while. you won't mike
any mistake seeing Whispering
Wires It's one Of the best Of the
mystery adventures that have
flourished on the stage.
About the best acting is that
done by Ben Johnson as the capt
talist who Is shot. He only lives
one act. But II he'd died any
sooner, there probably wouldn't have
been any play. It's really up TO
him to put II over.
Next in line is the secretary to
tie capitalist, done by Miss Jane
Houston. and done mighty well.
All the rest are good. The best
probably is Reynolds Dcnnlston as
the principal detective, for he has
tie most to do.
Gavin Gordon and Marguerite
Rlsser also get right into the spooki.
ness OF the play. Stanley Harrison.
William Howard, Mr. Telo webb.
Perez X. Benton. Malcolm Duncan,
Lillian Wick are the others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17
Girls! Have Pretty Ewes

No girl Us pretty II her Eyes are
red. strained or have dark rings.
Simple camphor. witchhnzel,, etc. as
mixed In. Lavoptic eye wash. keeps
eyes healthy. sparkling and viva
cious. Dainty eye cup 2rec. Swift
Drug Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

Madge Kennedy's newest starring
vehicle Is an original story by Anita
Loos and John Emerson, titled
Three Miles Out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-17

porinnts actors is said 10 give the
best performance OF long and pop
ulnr career.
Evening star., 1924-01-06
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New Britain herald., 1924-12-11

tion, siNty-one Of these dinners went into homes where widowed mother battles alone with circum- stances, sometimes just barely keep Ing the wolf from the door; 22 din- ncrs into homes where the wage carner had been oNrrtaken by ill- ness and forced 10 give p his work and was therefore unabl1 70 supply food for hungry little mouths; IT into homes where rho small wage of the father is msWici,nt for even the necessities for six, eight and per haps lO children; 10 in:o nomts where tho W1go aatnrr has become tired of the responsibility of q fam fly and has left for parts unkuoWn; 10 into homes where tho hr~--l win. ncr hos beror,o moDta'ly sick and is lccciNng treatment at Inc state hos pjtoi for the nsan"; 'hr"l 10 homes where orphaned children are being cared for ly kind relatives whose income is scarcely enough for their own n~c1~ thrc" into fmuli1s whore he 'j'N'r, dlSf"tN"C'IW to me laws ot Inc land. must receive a just pun. lNhmrut in jail or prison; and 24 Into .ouCs into which oll age Is crccp- ing, bringing with it lowered Vitality which ~-eaus less woYN and smaller wdc"&
 EacN family oros>rts Is own pfohIcu is own ulj iduaI nrrG, . ach hrur' has its own different story, seeking a sympathetic friend.
 IT'D all friends ot lhv organization who have given of heir ,imc. s,rv- loo and abundance, we wish Joy and happiness during the holiday season. fo those who at Christmas wish to share their blessings with others who have less cause to be happy. we 0ft"r our services as medium through which your gift will find its EoSf apDrcoiati'e recipient. Wc >na'i he glad 10 pass along rour 'hmstmas cnner'
 Eespectful'y submitted.
 HELEN F, JOHNSON-
 "Visitor."
New Britain herald., 1924-12-11

With this wonderful medicine you can banish inlig asflon or dyspepsia, ca'arrh Of stomach or any abnormal condition that keeps he stomach in constant rebellion and one bottle will prove it.
 And how happy you will be when your stomach IS as g3oi as new for then dizziness, u.r, ,ousness, sleep .aSsncse. headarue. dull eycs and oth- cr ailments caused hy dieor1ered stomach will disappear and you will bs your happy, con'en'el self again. ANe.ro3's Pharmacy anI every reg ular pharmacist guararto5e one bot 'c of nare's Man'ha-pcpSin to show tho way to etomara comfort
 pvor 6,0do bottles sol in one smail New Jersey ton0 last ycar- ask yourself why?
New Britain herald., 1924-12-11
Speed Limits Abolished
 In British Columbia

Victoria, F. C, Dee. 1l.-Speed
 Jmlts were abolished by the rro- H'1cIaI legislature here Tuesday. 1n- dlyidual judgment and personal re- sponsihirty hereafter will govern the driving of automobiles in British Columbia, The legislature voted to force motorists 10 drive in such manner as 10 avoid monare to pub llo safety. Tron three conyictions for offon>es under the act, driver " oulJ lose his license.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-11
BERLIN NEWS
tConlnued from Page sevenl
Athletic Club Meeting

The Acorn Athletic club will meet tonight at o'clock at the club rooms in kensIngton, Limitations Of membership will be discussed.
 Tho following were the prize win- ners al the weekly whist held last night at T, A, B. hall, Kensington, by the T, A. E, society, ladies' first, Mrs J, oLcary' gentlcmen's first, Joseph Tomasini; consolation, Mrs. J. McQnecney and Peter Fusari.
 East Berlin Items
 The ladies of St. Gabriel's church wlll meet at tho home of Mrs. Ralph Gamble on Wilcox avenue Friday afternoon. They will continue plans for their entertainment and bazaar 10 be held in the Athletic hall next Tuesday evening. December 16.
 R, 0, Clark and Harold Clark were in New York city Wednesday on business.
 The regular mid-wcci service will be held at the Methodist church this evening at the usual hour,
 The local members of Bolton. Kasica post, American Legion, will attend meeting at Kcnsington this evening
 Mrs, r. Hubbard is the guest Of relatives in New Haven.
 The schools of the town will close for the Christmas holidays on Fri day December 19. Appropriate ex- erCiSes will he held in the afternoon, to which parents and friends are in- yitci,
 The monthly meeting of the Pro- gressiye Reading circle will be held at the homo of Mrs. Isabelle Ilazen Tuesday evening. The program will be current terature--hook and the roll call will be, "The Book I Want to Read and Why" This is tho sn- nual Christmas meeting and the members are requested to bring gifts as usual.
 Just arrlvel-F'ancy ferns, cherry plants, Christmas trees, and Wrcaths, lee delivery. Glana & Ronketty, Kensington. Phone 647.l5.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-11
Woodmen of the World
 Select New Officers

The following officers were elected a' a meeting of the Woodmen Of the World last night: Council commau- der, James OLeary; adviser heuten- "nt Fred Ehrlor, banker, John Elocl1man; clerk, William Bonkosky; csc0rt Victor Bredgenslly: sentry George l7ournier; watchman, Charles lierkman; physician, D. ". O'Con- nell; auditors, Fred Green, Charles Eeuaitcr and Albert Sandberg.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-11
Maj. Thomas Bannigan to Attend D. A. Y. Convention

Major Thomas ], Bannigan Of Hartford, head of the United States Veterans bureau in this district. has accepted an invitation to attend the Disabled American Veterans con- vention to be held in this city Sat. urday. Major Bannigan is known personally to all the disabled men in this state. as his work calls for T personal analysis of the problems confronting the men who were dis abled in tho World War. It was also stated at the state Headquarters Of the D. A. V. that Major Bannigan would speak at the banquet in tho evening acting under special re quest of rank and file of the D. A. V. members.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-11

when they were run into by a ma chine owned by Paparian and oper- ated by Barrows in a reckless and negligent manner d speed in ex. cess Of that prescribed by the law.
 After the accident, liarrows was haled into court on a charge of drive ing while under the influence Of H. quor. James Wolfe claims $500 and Minnie Wolfe sl,O0O for personal in- iurics, These writs are returnable in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday of January. James Wolfe also claims $500 damage 10 his car in a third suit, which is re- turnable in the city court the fifth Monday Of December, Donald Gafr-, ney is acting for the plaintiffs. The papers were served by Constable Fred Wrinkle.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-11
Her Indigestion Gone! Nerves Are Wonderfully Improved

Mts. David Racket of Hasensburg \. Y, writes us; Since I have been using NuEa-Tone I have improved wonderfully, Nv nerves, stomach and other organs have improved very murh. have not suffered with indigestion since taking this Nuga- Tone. lt is certainly great thing to build you nr.
 Readers of OUT parere should try Nuen- n- Tone and they will be surprised how quickly 1t acts in such cases. Huga-Tone restores strength and vigor. builds up the nerves, blood and body quickly. hrines re- 'r"Shlns sieer, stimulates the liver and regulates the appetite, stomach and bow els The manufacturers of Nurs Tone know so well what t will do for you that they compel all drusgists 10 guarantee it. and refund your money when YOU ara not satisfied. Recommended, guaranteed and for sale bY all druggists or send SI cd and secure 1t direct from the National Labora- tory, 1914 $. Wabash Ave, Chicago, III.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-11

when the police raided his store and tenement and found . small soda bottle about half filled with liquor. The defendant denied knowing any thing about 1t and said that one of the men who frequently come in must have left 1t there.
 Nicholas Sara of 73 Cleveland street, charged with theft of tools, pleaded not guilty and the case was continued until next Monday for trial. Sara was arrested last night by Policeman Thomas J. Feoney on warrant charging him with the theft of the tools from John Doe.
 Reckless Driving Allegcr
 Axel Dahlgren of 43 ISonSington avenue, charged with reckless driy- Ing as a result of m auto collision at the corner Of Arch and Green wood streets last night, pleaded not guilty and the case was continued for trial Policeman Thomas C. Dolan arrested the man after invcs- tigating crash in which Dahlgren's machine collided with one driven by Mrs. Robert Budde. Both ma chimes were slightly damaged in the crash.
 Given Another Chance
 Peter Mccarthy, charged with creating a disturbance and abusing his wife at their home at 1gi Hart street last night. had judgment sus- pended in his case. Judge Aling giving him another chance. Me Carthy was arrested by Patrolman Gustave Hellherg after an invcstiga- ton was made of a complaint re- ceived at police headquarters.
 James Walsh of 1S1 Main street, arrested by Patrolmcn Thomas Rouski. David Doty and Otis Hop kins on charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace, had his case continued until tomorrow for trial.