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The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25
SIOUX FALLS NEWS

Miss Lucille Morrow was the charm.
ing hostess of party given at her
home last Friday evening.
A surprise party was given on Mis-:
Anna Watkins of Sioux City, Iowa, last
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs
H. Mitchell.
Mrs. H. Mitchell and Mrs. Matte
Taylor left Sunday for three-week:
trip throughout Illinois. While in Chi.
cago Mrs. Mitchell will take an advanc.
ed course in beauty culture.
Rev. S. Bates of Des Moines, Iowa
delivered a stirring sermon at St
Johns Church last Thursday evening.
Mr.. E. c. Collins left Saturday for a
two-weeks trip in the southern states.
Mr.. J. E. Moxley departed for Chi.
cago, ILL.,, Saturday Afternoon.
Mrs, Mamie Lewis of Yankton, S
Dak., was surprised last Wednesday
July IS, by large number of friends al
the home of Mrs. H. Mitchell. Mrs
Lewis is staying at Mrs. Mitchell's
pending an operation at McKennen Hos
pital.
Miss Anna Watkins, Miss Bessie
Franklyn, Mr.. Ellsworth Freeman, Mr.
Verne Freeman and Mr.. LaVerne Mox.
ley motored to Sioux City July 18th.
Mr.. Joe Ousley of Harlan, Kansas, i:
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Marie Mox.
ley.
Mr.. Arthur Berry, formerly of Den
yer, Colo, is now employed as barber
at the Mitchell Beauty Parlor. Mr.
Berry is a recent graduate of tn,
famous Wenzel Beauty School of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Henry Anderson is i'll at thi.
time.
Mrs. NJ. w. Withers is taking +;
course in beauty culture at Mitchell.
Beauty Parlors.
Mr.. Robinson and family and Mr.
Abbott and wife of Brookings, S. Oak.
were Sioux Falls visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Brown of St. Paul was tn,
guest of her sister, Mrs. Homer Ander
son last week.
Miss Anna Watkins, Miss Georgi:
Grigsby, Miss Bessie Franklyn, Messrs
Ellsworth and Verne Freeman and La
Verne Moxley, motored to the Palisade.
last Thursday evening.
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ON THE SCOPES TRIAL

Editor o Bulletin-A
The verdict of the Scopes at has been
violated that Scopes was guilty am loss to where the
witness Notwithstanding he had the Bible to back him
question evolution
infection the monkey theory the double
when
intuition
conditions
mil
is spiritual religion salvation
" ~ JEROME BULLOCK.
Mankato, MINI.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25
THE RISING TIDE OF COLOR"

avarcious spirit of the Caucasian not satisfied with the
exploitation of another has sought outlet for its predatory
nature among the nations of the darker of the earth Be-
ginning relations first individuals they involve the govern
ments of which they subjects preense that after entering
into contract with the darker nation their rights eopadzed
by threat abrogaon of contract In this they gain
the support respective navy with it's
Marines called police the and territory adjacent
to the threatened of trouble All which cost must be borne
by the tax payehe people who share part the
expoters booty The entaces of England Germany France
Belgium and the United States have been far-reachng.
England perhaps from the recent trouble Egypt fears the
rumble that continues to disturb her in India and has agreed
grant this unhappy land under it's dominion political freedom
Through the persistent and ndefagabe efforts of Mrs Anna Be
antthe exponent of eoophy-to bring about reforms
constitution about to be submitted for adoption The document
provides among other modern provisions for universal suffrage
from the of Il Should the proposed constitution for
India be adopted the land of the Hndus will take its by the
side of Australia New Zealand Canada Ireland and South Africa
In the British Commonwealth of Nations.
The present trouble origin in strike in the
Shanghai district the textile and railroad workers control
led by foreign capital These people reduced condition
than slavery and because they had temey strike
This disturbance has spread to all classes general turmoil
prevails The Chinese ntegensa asking right
foreign maintain courts of equity and law in China
The question is at least suspicion and subject debate
France and Spain have long had the control of Morocco
northwest Africa The Riffs engaged sangunary rebellion
to the further rule of France and the end still matter
This government sits supiney the neck of poor little
Haiti for the purpose only of protecting American capital in it's
outrageous exploitation of the industries deenseess black
feel the Stng the
that characterzes the American white dealing
people.
We have also inflicted this upon newly acquired
posessionhe Virgin Islands The Philippines have long
had doubt sincerity of relation
the dark inhabitants of the islands well timely
international court should be established but dspenses
kind of justice that by whites against the
blacks throughout the world will that offers
improvement to the situation.
The fear OF Japan not without The willy Npponese
play important the redemption darker
OF the world from the oppressive and shameful white
nations Destiny points setting the white sun and the
slow rising of darker
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25

Hatred, he taught them, was foreign
quality; it was not fitting to his fol-
lowers. And the early Christian
church, beset as it was by foes on ev-
cry side. and often from within, too,
carried out the command to the utter
amazement of the watchful pagan
peoples. They gained a world repu-
tation, for the magnificence of their
mutual love. Can anything finer be
written of any man than that he low
ed his fellow-men? 1t is easy to be
hard and cruel; the cruel word slips
so easily from the tongue; the un-
kind sentence Is quickly uttered, but
years may be required to repair the
ruin 1t wrought. Love is always the
greatest thing in the world. Those
whose memory lives longest and is
treasured most are the love-hearted
and helpful.
Why make wounds that bleed long
and bring weakness or death when
all cry out for love and tenderness?
The worlds great need is Christ as
Lord and Saviour.
His campaign is in the hands of
his own people; they are to be his
witnesses and the illustrations and
examples of his grace in a world of
sin and woe. How can they do his
work as IL should be done IL love
gives place to lesser things and the
message of personal salvation is ne
elected or forgotten because Love
has been dethroned?
(Ud Press ASST
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Gleanings From Our Exchanges
GLEANINGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES

In the effort enrich himself the white appears ncapa
BILE of being just those with whom dealings If he
the advantage he does not scpe make regard
less of the interests of others dealing with his
kind in small and large transactions homeands the
gambling habit being the strongest in his how then shall
he be expected to respect the rights and interests of
peoples not of his race?
The African people will get justice from white rulers
they show disposition fight and talk lessThe Negro
World.
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THE ASPECT OF SOUTHERN CHRISTIANITY

The recent of Scopes Dayton Tenn disclosed
peculiar for the Christian religion and unmsakabe
belief the Bible being the inspired word of God by majority
of the people the state of Tennessee This would not be
the ouspken believers sincere their profesed belief
would put into practice On the contrary they violate the Ten
Commandments well ignore the Sermon the Mount 1t
evident by the they against the Cored
that they do believe that u of blood God made all
nations They do believe that Scripture that reads
that God respecter of They have scrupes
against ynchng Coored who be charged with Of
ense killing another matter of
whatever to live open concubnage with Coored Ac
cordng their peculiar CODE and still peculiar reasoning
they may ravsh commit adultery and murder at will without the
loss of either social religious standing providing the victims OF
their lust and passions members of the Colored
This anne atavsm in the of religion and Christianity
chaactezes majority of the Southern white mans inepreta
on of the Bible and the teaching of the Master makes good
argument heey not evolution Their sres wont to
interpret the Bible to their slaves by reading such
Thou shalt obey thy MASTER etc. in the hope that they would
find solace and comfort in the misery of bondage.
these bgo who such jealous guardians of the sacred
teaching the Bible and the faith of the State of Tennessee
accepted Christians then would be better to be
matter of fact they deceive only themselves in the
hypocrisy and stand revealed and condemned the
the enlightened world
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BULLETIN.APPEAL TO
START CAMPAIGN AUG. ]

The Bulletin-Appeal will start
q campaign for subscriptions
and advertising beginning Au-
gust 4.
An advisory board composed
of friends and well-wishers will
be selected to have active
charge of the plan of work out
lined. Announcement of the
personnel of the board will be
made In our next issue.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25
HOWARD MAN SELECTED
TO FILL LAW OFFICE

Gary, Ind, July 24.-John w.
Robinson, a native Texan and grad
uate of the Howard University Law
School, was appointed deputy prose-
cutting attorney of Lake County last
week by Prosecuting Attorney August
Bremen. He was formerly the junior
partner Of the Marion and Robinson
law firm OF 1905 Broadway.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
organizations for the beautiful floral
offerings for Mrs. Bernice Campbell.
RUSSELL CAMPBELL,
WILLARD BLAIR,
MRS. LULU MAXWELL,
MRS. BELLE WHITLEY,
GEORGE BLAIR.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25

patience, love and willingness to sacri-
fee for others. God counts great the
isolated common laborer who faithfully
performs his tasks; not worldly rank
ing is indicative of being great in the
sight of God.
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ST. ANTHONY BAPTIST
Rev. E. L. Fuller, Pastor.

Rev. E. L. Fuller, Pastor.
st. Anthony conducts its morning
service each Sunday except the fifth
and at SIS James Ave. No..
at the Mission Annex, there will be
a Bible and educational service ev-
cry Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
at p. M.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25

invoked protect the liberty of school teacher
principle involved but remains dormant when human life
taken passage of the Fourteenth Amendment pri
mary guarantee citizenship the Coored But the spirit
amendment recognized in the southern states when
these rights involved Like much of the American jupr
elasticity sufficient satisfy the demand of popular
opinion when prompted by hostile feelings of sectional prejudice
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25

Dr. Charles Sache Morris is attempting to prove the faacy
evolution in of articles the subject in the Norfolk
Journal and Guide Dr. Norris evidently has not the acquant
of John Daniels ii.
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25

champion dabber been discovered by atist
clan with penchant for One girl stenographer
office force had 48 dab her credit at the close of days
observation There lot of lost notion for which the boss
paid
The northwestern bulletin-appeal., 1925-07-25
The Short Saturday Sermon

The arranged with the
religious editorials
publications "
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THE OPEN FORUM
a a
Of various subjects of Race through the contrbu
public
articles will exceed approximately $50
of writer
THE POWER OF THE PRESS

is s Il
the proudes that 1t granted by monarchs
immortal instinct has always worked peoplBenjamn
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do the days work"-Calvin Coolidge.

Have not all Father hath not God created us
Why do deal reaheousy against his brother and
profane the covenant of fathers? malachi H. 10)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

Sagdn puede apreciarse por este
escrutinio, la corona esta muy dis
cutida entire las se1oritas Candida
campos y Elenita Colon. Gon6n
sera la simpatica Reina? Ell prcM-
mo viernes a las 5 de La tarde Sc
lIevara a cabo ell tltimo escrutinio
ell cual nos dar& la grata sorpresa.
La noche de ese dfa habra una
fiestecita en- honor a la Reira cleo
ia, y con tai motive, Ell pueblo es-
ia muy animado.
Fl dia 81 de Jurlio sera la fiesta
de graduation para Ia cual hsmos
tenido ell gusto de ser invitados por
una comisi6n de danas, entire las
cuales pudimos conocer personal
mente la bellisina y rnuy simpa-
tica Elenita Colon a quienes le
deseamos mucho 6xito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
Viuda de Garriga e Hijos,
Demandados.
EDIcTo DE sUBAsTA

!. Yo, Rafael Mas y Florido, Mar
shall de Ia Corte de Distrito del
pistrito judicial de Humacao,
Puerto Rico, al pdblico hago sa-
ber:
4 Que en- cumplimiento de una
erden de ejecucion de sentencia
expedida por la Hon. Corte de
Distrito del Primer Distrito de
San Juan, Puerto Rico vendere
EN- pdblica subasta y al mejor
postor, quien debera pagar en- Ell
acto ell importe de la venta en-
moneda americana, la siguiente
propiedad. perteneciente a los de-
mandados:
Una (1) Gaia registradora,
no. 1s34392-974.- (3) r. S. e. L.
If. de cuatro gavetas, en- muy
huen estado.
Una (1) GAIA para caudales,
dc regular tempo de uso.
Caatro (4) yidrieras mostrador.
Dos (2) vidrieras de exhibicion.
La venta de dichos bienes ten
dra lugar en- ell establecimiento
de los demandados, situado en- la
calle 'tCorchado", esquina "Ruiz
Belvis" de la ciudad de Caguas.
Puerto Rico el dia dos de JUNO
de. 1925, la dos de la tarde.
Dichos bienes deberan respon-
der de $542.30 con intereses lega-
les, $3.50 de costas devengadas
y las que devengaren hasta su
total pago.
Y para eoneurrencia de licita-
dores, fijacion en- los sitios publ
cos de costumbre Y publication
en- el peri6dico EEL MUNDO"
que sc publica en- San Juan, P. X.
libro Ell presente en- Humacao,
F. r., hoy dia de mayo de 1925.
Rafael MAS,
Marshal Corte Distrito de
Humacao, P. R.
Besosa & Besosa,.
Abogados de los
demandantes.
sts Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
Continuation dc La So. pag

jeres Sufragistas, las Logias Mas6-
nleas Y Teos6ficas, Y la Estrella
de 0riente: Y nuestra feIicitaei6n
a los puehlos de Ponce, Barranqui-
tas Y Arecibo que han protestado los
primeros, despu6s de San Juan, So
bre todo Ia hist6rica montana Ba-
rranquitas, que, reunidos sus habi-
tantes en- Asamblea Soberana ele-
y0 I'M memorial a la Legislature,
s0licitando, en- nombre del pueblo
de Luis Munoz Rivera, que no Sc
aDrobara dicho- proyecto NJ Z.
FL moyimiento siempre .es saluda-
bic, las aguas estancadas son las que
.crfan larTas venenosas. Bien, muy
bien por la mujeres que de manera
tan sensata v en6rgica demuestran
su preparation para intervenir en- eI
gobierno de su pueblo; bien, muy
bien por los hombres valientes y
mobiles que con elias combaten y con
elias laboran.
Puerto Rico. espera
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
DON RAFAEL MORALES CUE
RRERO

Procedente de Cuba ha llegado a
San Juan ell muy culto y estimado
joven don Rafael Morales Guerrero,
pariente de nuestro buen amigo don
Arturo Morales, quien honra mucho,
ror su prestigio Ia colonia porto
rriqueia de la Habana
Don Rafael Morales, quien repre-
senta en- la capital de Cuba a una
de las casas mas poderosas de los
Estados Unidos, Sc traslad6 Ba-
rros, donde pasara algdn tempo
con su familia.
Nos completeness en- reiterar al
excelente joven nuestro afectuoso
saludo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
CERTA1hEN DE SIMPATIA EN-
VEGA ALTA

En- La culta sociedad de Vega
Alta Sc esta nevando cabo IN
certamen para elegir una re.na de
simpatia entire el precioso "bou-
.uuet' tornado por bellisimas Sc
fioritas, con ell prop6sito de allegar
fondos para celebrar la gradua-
ci6n de las alumnas que cursan el
decimo grado en- aquella poblaci6n.
La idea no puede ser mas acer-
tada Y brillante por 10 cual con
placer les felicitamoS.
FL resultado del pendltino es-
crutinio fu6 ell siguiente:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
ULTIMA HORA
tCOntiDuacdon de Ia Ira pAs !

tro. Estaban presentes todos los
Legislatures de La mayoria y los Sc
fioreS que integran el Directorio.
El asunto prinordial que mott
vaba Ell caucus era Ia ReSoluci6ll
presentada por el Lcdo. Lastra
Charriez, para que La Legislature
protestase contra La poIftica que es-
ta usando Casa Blanca al nombrar
los funcicnarios insulares.
Presidia Ell caucus el seaor Bar
cello.
Tan prcnto Sc. planted formal
uente la question Ell senor Barcelo
puso la presidencta en- manos del
sellor TOus Soto y present6 una mo
ci6n para que Ia Resolution fuess
pospuesta. No obstante hizo cons
tar que el sentfa al tgual que eI
sefior LAastra, pero que no era este
Ell momento oportuno para forrnular
esa protesta.
Sc inici6 Ell debate en- Ell ssno
del caucus. A favor de la mocion
del sefior Barcel6 hablaron los Sc
res Soto, Guerra y Santini.
FL Lcdo. Lastra ChArriez habl6
extensamente en- contra de La pos
posici6n, siendo secundado en- su
actitud por el senior Brunei.
FL debate cada vez Sc hacia mas
acalorado, pues Sc discutia alta po-
Utica. Finalmente Sc puso a vota-
ci6n La moci6n para posponer la
Resolution, y triunf6. FL Lcdo.
Laytra obtuvo seis votos en- su IA
vor. >rM
Asi las cosas, ell sefor Lastra
hizo uso de la palabra pronuncian-
do un vibrante discurso, en- ell cur
so del cua1 present6 formalmente
su renuncia como nliembro del Di-
rectorio, hacienda constar que se-
guirta siendo unionista, pero que
abandonaba las flas de La Alianza
y Sc retiraba a su hogar. No obs
tante, Ell seiior Lastra no ha re-
nunciado su puesto como represen-
tante at-large, va que clio no es
sbsolutamente indispensable. Mani
fest6 el orador que la Aianza esta-
ba fracasada, que los viajes
Washington eran un fracaso defini-
two, y que la sitlaci6n dentro de
cuatro meses serfa tai que los que
ahora posponian SUI Resoluci6n la
pedirfan a gritos. Termin6 apla-
zando los sefores de la mayoria
para dentro de algunos meSes.
FL caucus termin6 bien tarde va
La ncticia de que el Lcdo. Lastra
abandona La Ananza ha causado in
mensa connection en- el seuo de di-
cha colectividad politica Espere-
mos los acontecimientos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
EINOS ENTERMoS A
CAUSA DEL HUMo

va Sc han dado Tnuchos casos de
niiios que han contraido enfermeda-
des graves por causa de este maldi-
to humo, nos han dicho, y La Com
pafiia Sc empefia en- no tomar medi-
das eficientes para eliminarlo nj
usar procedimientos modernos para
scaparar todos estos residuos no.
civos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
TIENEN QUE DoRMIR
CON LAS PUERTAs
cERRADAS

Ell hume nos obliga dormir con
las puertas ceradas. pues mejor es
respirar aire sin oxfgeno que aire
con carbon v veneno. Tambien de
dia tenemos que encerrarnos herme
ticaniente para salvarnos del obse-
uuso que la Compahfa Sc obstina
en- hacernos. Las maldiciones que
diAriameute Sc Ie echan a la Com
pafia parece que son las que no Ia
dejan tener mayor volumen de ne
gocios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
Ell ORNATE
PUBLICo sUFRE

Las casas estan negras dc hollin,
los muebles de las casas es meneS-
ter limpiarlos a todas las horas del
dia, la co1nida en- la mesa, Sc cubre
de polvo y sucio de tai manera que
muchas veces no Sc puede conner, Ia
ropa blanca Sc nos daha, en- fin, es-
to es un desastre Y 81 gobierno de-
be protegernos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
LA CoMPANLA
no ATIENDE A
LAS QUEJAs

Por mas que nos quejamos a La
Compafia, han segulido manifest&n-
donos, La situaci6n sigue igual. La
salud del pueblo parece importarle
ella muy POGO. En- vez de buscar
un remedio 10 que hace es seguir
sus trabajos en- la planta con mas
ilnpetuJ 10 que da por resultado mas
hunO. 5Aaf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

Ell SIR. FRANCISCO PARRA caro-
COMPARECIO ANTE Ell COMITE
JUR1DICo DE LA CAMARA PARA
OPONERSE AL p. DEL S. NJ Z EN-
REPRESENTATIONS DE LA CIU-
DAD DE PONCE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
La PRoTEsTA

Segln nos dicen varios prominen-
tes caballeros que viven cerca de la
parada Is, este husno le esta causan-
dc graves perjuicios no solo sus
propiedades, sino a su salud que es
mucho mas importante. La razon
es que Ell hume es absolutamente de-
let6reo, y la Compafiia no parece
rreocuparse del NAL que Este le haga
las familias que por ALI residen.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
Los coLEe1os
RELIGIosos PRoTEsTAN

RELIGI0SoS PROTBsTAN
El Colegio de Nifas y Ell Colegio
de las Madres Sc quejan acerbamen-
te de este hume que no les deja ira
bajar en- paz. ST Sc pasa la mano por
las barandillas de los BALCONIES Sc las
tiene uno q. ir lavar inmediatamen
te, pues lie quedan negras del carbon
depositado en- elias por las chime
meas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
Los VeCinOS de SdntWCe
NOtestdn en6rgiCdm6Rte
contra las ChimenedS de
la Porto Rico Railroad"

Un grupo de facultativos prepara
TN infcrme en- que Sc demuestra que
el hume de estas chimeneas ha eau
sado graves enfermedades a los nj
fios de ese distrito.
''Tenemos que dor1nir con Las
puertas cerradas" nos dicen varios
caballeros.
Los vecinos de Santurce Sc han
Ievantado en- en6rgica protesta con-
ira Ell abuse de que dicen estar
siendo- vfctimas por parte de La
Porto Rico Railroad and Power
Co." la cual tiene en- ese distrito de
Ia capital una Pianta 0eneradora
dc Energia, Ell humo de cuyas CHI
meneas estA hacienda La vida aili
POGO menos que impossible.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
Los MEDICos AFIRMAN
QUE Ell HUMo Es cAUsA
DE ENFERMEpADES

I'm erupo de medicos de Ia locali-
dad esta preparando un lllminoso
inScrne en- Que prueban. sin dejar
l1gar a dudas, que este humo es la
causa de numerosas enferlnedades
me han venido padeciendo los niiios
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

de ese sector. Este informe sera
enuado a las autoridades de sani-
dad municipales insulares.
Ell GoBIERNo DEBE
INTERVENE
va que la Queja es tan general y
Ia protesta tan en6rgica, creemos
cue 81 Gobierno esta en- ell deber de
ilitervenir y poner coto al abuse
81 es que, como 10 indican estos ca
tallercs, reaIrnente existe. Espera
mos una actuaci6n rapida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

Episodios de la serie "El Brazo
Amarillo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22
IMPERIAL
LAS ANTILLAs

"La Hija del Martirio''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-22

Estreno de La gran cinta ''Ju-
ventud Dorsda'.