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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08

The Christian Century says that
the four plaques that have cursed
the world up to the present time
are the liquor traffic, drug addic-
ton, venereal disease and war.
Combating these is a difficult
and complicated matter. The trou-
Bile is that all of them are money
making concerns, and We have the
greed of man lined up in opposition
to human welfare.
The United States has disposed
of the liquor traffic, but there are
many people who think that this
is but temporary.
The drug traffic RACES all over the
world. 1t has its stronghold in In
dia, where large areas are devoted
to the raising of the poppy. Also
there is much poppy in Egypt.
The trouble with these fields is
that they belong to England, and
England is making money out of
selling their products to China and
other backward countries.
Nothing but public opinion suf-
ficiently aroused can induce these
makers of money to let go of so
good a thing.
There is money in all kinds Of
vice and crime.
There was money in the lottery.
There is money in the prize fight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
Our 5000 Misers

FTER searching investigation by special agents
~ extending over many months, the Treasury De-
\ partment at Washington authorizes the state
ment that the habitual boarding of gold, silver and
paper currency has taken than 900 out Of
circulation in the United States.
Where this tremendous sum is hidden" no one is
able to say but the Federal agents estimate that there
about 5000 genuine misers in this country, mostly
elderly men and women, who have been boarding for
years These msers are supposed to have something
like 100000 kept outside of banks
Certain foreign residents of strange type dis
trusting banks, held to be the greatest hoarders.
This element is believed to be keeping at least $3.50
600 out of circulation
All these hoarders fooshy deprive themselves
Of interest and compound interest their savings to
their great loss If they would put their savings in
banks they would see their riches rapidly increase, in
stead of remaining stationary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
SAN ANTONIO.
OCTOBER 8. 1925
Four Plaques.
By DIR. FRANK CRANE

And there was money in the sakon.
Money will always be found d re-
sourceful and persistent offender.
Nothing but public opinion aroused
can induce it to let 60 it's hold
when once it has fastened its Jaws
upon a victim. & I
The combating Of war is a diff
ficult problem. The trouble'is that
there is no morality among nations
as there is among individuals.
Morality comes from a crowd sense.
A man who is alone on a desert
island has no morality. 1t is only
when he comes in contact with his
fellows that he feels a moral obliea-
ton. ~ -.
The trouble is that all nations so
far have been leading an independ
ent life and their final resource has
always been force.
An awakened pubic opinion also
is the only thing that can bring the
nations subject to the moral law.
As for the combating of venereal
disease and the social evil, that is
extremely difficult on account Of
the private nature of the vice.
In time, however, the forces Of
civilization and of morality will be
sufficient to overcome these four
horsemen of evil.
Copyright. 1925. by Tho Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
Something to Think About
BY BRUNO LESSING

the idea Of prohibiting" and realize
that the government has undertaken
to regulate personal habits, you be-
gin to get a clearer idea of the tre-
mendous problem involved. Murder
ers, thieves and drug addicts do not
claim that their habits are harm
less 10 others and beneficial TO them
selves. Many drinkers do. And
they will defy the government as
long as they live.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
OVER LIES HURDLES
Be Kind to Sensitive People.
BY LOUIS E. BISCH
Copyright. 1925. Premier synd.. Inc.

To believe that anyone would
deliberately torment another about
something concerning which he
knows he is sensitive is really too
preposterous to mention.
What we do do, however, is often
TO hurt peoples feelings unwittinsly
because we are unaware that they
are sensitive on some particular
thing. ~
All forms Of teasing and nagging
and what goes by tibet erm of good
natured kidding" should be avoided
as much as possible.
You never can tell when you may
be stepping on somebody's very
sensitive toes. -.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08

Unfortunately there is but one
morning planet to be seen this
autumn. 1t is Mars, which passed
out of the evening sky in September
after having for weeks been too near
the setting sun to be noticed.
The three most conspicuous stel-
lar objects in view in the eastern
sky about November Is will be the
brilliant, snowy white Spica, the
chief star of the constellation Virgo;
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
Daily Good Deed

By all means let the children at
tend worthwhile entertainments oc-
casionally, but, fathe, or mother,
suppose you 90 with them once IN -
while. They will appreciate and
enjoy the experience hugely.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08

AT DINNER time.
THE DISHES.
THAT He liked most.
AND NOW he'd gone.
WITHOUT A word:
AND SHE sat around.
ALL THROUGH the day.
NURSING THE hope.
HE WOULD remember.
AND TELEPHONE.
AND HE did telephone.
But ALL he said;
WAS HE would be late.
AND WHEN he came.
THED GET their dinner.
AT A restaurant.
AND SHE cried again.
AND WHEN he came home.
HE HAD with him.
so MANY friends.
OF BOTH of them.
THEY COULD hardly get in.
TO THEIR little flat.
AND THEY all brought some.
FOR THE wedding feast.
AND FLOWERS and presents
AND AFTER crying.
OR WANTING to cry.
ALL THROUGH the day.
SHE SAT right down.
AND CRIED some more.
I THANK you.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08

The Research and Education De-
partment of the Federal Council Of
Churches, after long and careful
study Of the workings Of the prohi-
bition law, has completed its report.
IL is an exceedingly intelligent re-
port, but it brings small comfort 10
those who believe that this law
should remain on the statute books
whether the people like it or not.
The general trend Of the report is
that an enormous number Of people
resent this law and insist upon vio-
lating it when they feel like it. This
is purely natural. Laws never change
human nature. People always vio-
late a law when they feel like it.
Witness the number Of murders and
holdups.
The intelligent thing 10 do is IN
educate people TO refrain from harm
ing themselves and others.
The federal government, says
the report, has announced right
sbout-face on enforcement policy.
That is the governments task. 1t
is not It's task TO change the minds
% the people. Religion and educa-
ton must do that"
There is wisdom in that. But the
report does not go far enough. The
government is going TO announce
many a right-about-face before the
people realize that prohibition can
not easily be enforced. In fact, it
is even doubted if the government
will ever be able to enforce this law.
Because you cannot keep revolver
pointed at the heads Of twenty or
thirty million human beings.
The report also fails to sufficient
ly emphasize the fact that it is the
task Of religion and education 20
change the minds Of the people on
many other and more important mat
ters than prohibition.
The only possible way in which
people can become better is through
onlightenment-which is the func-
tion Of education-snd through spir-
itual improyement-which is the
province Of religion. They never be-
come better through force.
Most people, in using the word
prohibition" think only Of the
drinking Of alcoholic liquors. The
drinking Of alcoholic liquors is
foolish habit. So is smoking. SO is
sexual irregularitg. The folly Of
all these habits is easily proven.
You could easily add 80 other hab-
its 10 the list.
But il, in using the word pro
hibition,s you lay the stres upon
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-08
TALKS TO MOTHERS
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D.
Learn When Baby Needs Water.
United States Senator From New York.
Former Commissioner of Health. New York City

This is the second Of DIR. Cope
lands talks to new mothers. The
third will appear next Thursday.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
Desde San Germldr,

olvidando sus tradiciones, aran-
donando sus costumbres, indiferen
tes ante las cuestiones whales que
afcctan directamente, prestando
ning1n estimulo a los problemas
por desarrollar 81 pertenecer desea
al grupo progresista; admitiendo
sin protestar cualquier medida fu-
nesta que perjudique los ciudada
nos honrados y pacff1cos; protes-
tando aca pero acallando ala sin
reclamar los derechos ciudadanos;
acatando placenteros y sumisos &C
tos ex6ticos por Ell solo hecho de
ser eX6ticos' no impulsando las
actividades iniciativas de algu-
nos; ridicuHsando siempre al que
Sc levanta para honor de 81 mismo
y de Ia comunidad; calumniando
arbitraria injustamente a los vir-
tuosos; asi Sc marchitan Las es-
peranzas, Sc desilucionan los dill
gentes y activos; asf Sc vive y Sc
nluere en- este ambiente nostalgico
sin encontrar un sitio donde res
pirar aire hbre Y dar nuestros
cuGrpos cansados y abatidos alglin
esparcimiento espiritual.
No es nuestra intenci6n sehalar
defectos nj aplaudir injusticias.
Sinn1meros hay de elementos de
valia en- Ia comunidad, los nuevos
regidores resolveran estas cuestie.
nes. A enos le pertenece. Espera-
mos deseosos cue sus ideas progrc-
siStaS derramarAn luz bienhechora
y que saturaran Ell ambientc ron
perfumes gratos proporcionando 81
tioS adecuadcs donde Ia nide2 Sc
robustezca y los va viejos puedan
respirar aire nbre y descansar dc
las arduas luchas diartas que ago.
tan las energias.
Y frente a nosotros tanemos la
circular publicada por Ell NUN
DO del Co2lisionado de Educacion
don Juan B. Huyke. So trata 6e
parTues de recreo, Ell necesidad g
importancia y que cada pueblo ten
ga aitio adecuado dond4 rucda Ell
nifio seguir La norma "McIs saro
in corpore sano''. Sabido es que
una mente debil esta impreparada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
Sonora: Conserve sgs
Jxyvexa Ggs1 v LOZaaa1a

Esm hecho comprobado que las mu-
jeres enyejecen mncho mas temprano
que los hombres. Esto da lugar q
mucha infelicidad; con perd5n sea
dicho, a veces hasta a descalabros en-
La vida dom6stica.
Generalmente La culpa es de Ia
nnujer. Els una tendencia natural de
Ia muier casada ell descu5tlaree de eM
salad. La idea moderna es nuy al
contrafio de este; es de que toda
mujer tiene ell debeY de conservar su
juventud Y lozanfa por ell mas largo
tempo possible Sc 10 debe su esposo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
justly.
''REcUERDos DE LA vE1NrE"
Para Juan B. Blanco.

Para Juan B. Blanco.
Estos campos, iay! dolor, que
veis aquf, fueron un tempo farno-
$685.. iCuanto encierran para mi.
esos recuerdos dichososI
He pasado por La veirte, tor
la carretera Nueva. y he contem-
plado con gran pena, 81 sitio DON
de, una vez. estuvo npestro que
rido redondel.
Solo queda de 81, ell recuerdo que
a Ia mente nos brinda ST. vista.
AHA Sc distingue el armaz6n va
medic derruido, de 10 que fu9 Ell
Grand Stand.
ICuantas veces desde ALI, con-
templamos aquellas carreras: 0ue
+antas emociones nos hicieraE sem
tir! va nj ell nombre de el!os sue
ra.... lTodo en- ell mundo So o.
vida!
La arena de La pista. como esce-
mario mudo, es testigo tragico de
aauelIas luchas Y duelos, que vi
mos desflar ante nuestros ojos.
iQu6 ambiente aquell iCuan dis
t'nto era!
Oiase desde leios, aquel mondto.
no cantar de los nruchachos:---
''Seis = veintiseis, papeleta y
"uadro''. iCuan dulce sonaba en-
n~estros oidos, aquella melodia:--
''Cnatro Ineas, diez centavos''.
Las tan deseadas cuatro lineas.
Aun repercute en- mis- oidcs,
aquel cantar ore sofia DIR, en- aqne-
Has mafianas tan placenterss. Re-
cuerdos de tierpos idos, que no
volveran. Cuando pregonaban los
vendedores, ell programa seman1l:
"Del Quntana y de la Veinte".
Hoy, que solo me queda Ell re-
cuerdo de aquellos tieinpos, Que
no borraran los amos. escribo es-
tas lineas como demostraci6n de
carifio hacia el.....
Jose I. Garcia RODRIGUEZ.
San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08

sus hijos, a 81 misma, La sociedad.
Sonora, tome Hierro Nuxado Dor
una temporada csda vez que sienta
disminuir sus fuerzas, su attractive,
los buenOs colores de la salud. Hero
Nuxado lie traera nueva vida al orga-
nismo entero. Enriquece La sangre,
tonitica los nervios, restaura vigor
vivacidad En- los Estados Unido;
donde hoy reina suprema la mule,
Hero Nuxado es el reconstituyents
favorito de millares de sehoras. Pom
gallo a prueba. Tedas las buenar
fermacias 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
JUNTA DENTAL ,EXAMI-
NADORA
coNvocAToR1A A EXAMINES

Por la presents, y de acuerdo cor
10 establecido por la Ley, Ia Junts
Dental Examinadora de P. r.,
anuncia examenes de revahda para
Cirujanos Dentistas, q partir del
dia 26 de los corrientes en- adelan-
te, las 9 A. M, en- ell salon que
ocupa la Junta, Gale de Allen No.
3, Palacio Rojo.
Las sohcitudes y demAs requisi-
tos exigidos deberan ser enviados
al secretario que suscribe, las cua-
les seran admitidas hasta ell dia
20 de los corrientes.
Sohcitudes para examen infor-
maci6n general en- cuanto a los
mismos seran suministradas por ell
Sr. T Vera Riera, en- la secretarfa
de esta Junta.
DR.. ANGEL s. SIRE.
secretar1o
s,s-,<
Advt.
San Juan, p. R.
Epero 8, 1925,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08

para afrontar con energfa y va
lentia los distintos variados pro-
blemas escclares y que en- Ia comu-
nidad son de utindad pilolica auue-
Hos vigorosos y robus1os que en-
situaci6n pengrosa pusii.a salvsr
los intereses locales.
Y es de suma necesIdad impor
tancia el desarrollo fisico compile
tando con ell moral intellectual; es
tos seran los hombres preparados;
los ciudadanos conscientes: los fu-
turos directories, habiles, intehgen-
tes y robustos que sabiamente hun
de dirigir por derrote-o feiz Y ee-
guro el progreso de la comulndad.
Y nos permitimos sugerir. los
futuros prestigiosos AssTnbleistas
y a don Juan A. Tic, futuro aIcal-
de, gloria y honor nuestro que Ell
sitio denominado Plazucla de San
Sebastian, Y el Parque lie santo
Domingo puedan equiparse cor apa
ratios atleticos donde los nifios con
curriran alegres y bullicicsos go
zar al aire nbre bendiciendo a los
que han proporcionado tales jue-
gos refejando La cooperation, en-
tusiasmo y esfuerzo de Ia palabra
cumplida de aquellos que ofrecie-
ron en- el periodic crftico elocciona-
rio laborar por la fencidad y nie-
nestar local.
justly.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-01-08
WEYMOUTH CORA

Ell inico Vermouth de fama des-
de ell aiio 1885. jUd. ha tornado
Vermouth?
ARTHUR G. FABBRI s. en- c.
Box TIT, Sol esq. a Leon
Ponce.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-07
fall
JUBILEE IS
PLANNED
InterdenominationaI CeIebra-
ton Of coIored Churches
Starts Sunday

/ The installation OF the Reverend
INSTRUMENTATION religious fall
| jubilee. of the colored churches of
the District of Columbia will be held
at the Mount Jezreel Baptist Church,
Fifth and E streets southeast. start
ing Sunday and concluding Monday,
October 10. The general public is
| invited.
Sunday morning MY Task" will
be the subject of the Reverend Doc
tor L. T.. Hughes. who will also
speak on Anxiety for the Church"
in the evening.
The principal speakers for next
week include the Reverend Charles
2. Conner pastor Of Enon Baptist
Church, Monday night; the Rever-
end William A. Taylor, pastor OF
Florida Avenue Baptist Church,
Tuesday night; the Reverend Doctor
D. 7. Campbell, pastor Friendship
Bartist Church, Wednesday night:
the Reverend A. w. Adkins, OF Alex
andria Baptist Church, Alexandria,
Va, Thursday night, and the Rever.
end Doctor r. A. Scott, pastor Saint
Paul A. M. e. Church, Friday night.
by the respective choirs of the visit
lag clergymen.
The Reverend Doctor =. n
Hughes will preach at IL a. M. and
p. M, also at o'clock on Sun
day, October Is. when he will de-
aver his installation sermon. Other
prominent speakers at the 8 o'clock
exercises will be the Reverend Doc
Tors y. Harvey Randolph, pastor of
Mount Moriah Baptist Church: Will
lam J. Howard, pastor Zion Banfjst
Cnurch; Aquilla SayIes, pastor Provi.
dence Biptist Church. and 7 TT
race. pastor Bethlehem Baptist
Monday, October 10. at 8 o. M
e: {. Marshall will act as master
o. ceremonies of the final Joint
puDnc reception which will end the
Prominent coIored citizens sched.
uleu 70 speak are John r. Hawkins.
on Denan OF colored business men:
fInley Wilson, for the Colored
Press Association: ATTORNEY 7 r.
Wilson, on behalf of the Colored RAJ.
Association; Doctor Charles Fl Mar.
snail, representing the local col.
ored physicians; the Reverend Doc.
tor w. f. Jernagin, representing the
GeneraI Baptist Convention: the
reverend S. G. Lamkins, president
or the Mount Bethel Convention. the
reverend Doctor G. L. Russell. pres.
ldent or the Colored Ministers Inter
UNCONVENTIONAL Alliance and the
Reverend Doctor M. w. ID. Norman.
president Of the Colored Baptist
Ministers Conference of the Dis.
trlct of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia.
J. Alexander Upsher will deliver
the principal address, and Mrs. M.
Madre Marshall will represent the
colored citizens at large.
Mrs. c. v. Murphy will direct the
reception committee. The commit.
tee on arrangements consists of
John Newman, H. H. Thompson,
Mrs. Eleanora Jones, Miss l.. M.
Payne and Mrs. Elizabeth Tilghman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-07

following the murder OF six-year-old
Mary DAILY by Harrison Noel The
board is making inquiry into insti-
tutional administration, which sub
ject has been emphasized particu-
larly by reason of the Noel case.
In conducting the survey the
State board finds it advisable TO
broaden the scope of the inquiry
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-07

black onyx rings with diamonds
valued at $40; four white gold rings.
set with diamonds valued at $l40,
and two yellow gold rings set with
small diamonds valued at 5000 were
in the loot.
The report was made to fne
police by John r. FearnoWs man
ager of the store.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-07

TO include the question of the di-
agnosjs and treatment of patients
for the insane, epileptic and feeble
minded patients. The study requires
the cooperation of State and county
medical societies, the attorney gen.
eral, and the judiciary, and the
Board of Freeholders of Essex
county in the Noel case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-07
JERSEYS SANITY LAWS
PLACED UNDER SURVEY

TRENTON, N. j., Oct. study
OF State sanity laws is being made
by the Department of Institutions
and Agencies as the result Of the
request made by Governor SilZer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-07
Card Party to Aid Home

The ladies' aid of the Rupert
Home for Aged and INDECENT Resi-
dents will give card party tomor-
row night at the Concord Club at
314 C street northwest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-07
WINDOW IS BROKEN
AND RINGS STOLEN

Eight rings valued at $3.50 were
stolen from the show window of
212O Pennsylvania avenue early
today.
The plate glass window was
broken and the rings including two
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25

o tai veg este bello reloj rectangular
de muneca de sehora, de IA kt., seis
rubios. S6.95.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
BELIoGRAPH
"DerribadOres de Gigantes :
con George Larlxin".
Domingo: Jackie Coogan en- ''EI
Vagabundo de Flandes''
PARQUE

Jackie Coogan en- "Dias de Cir
co.. ("In Circus Days")
Domingo: FL grandioso drama en-
7 actos con owen Moore: tParasi-
tos sociales''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
LUIS M. GONZALEZ MARTINEZ

iLoor la juventud que sube
trlunfalmente la luminosa escala
de la ciencia!
Dlchosa til, juventud estudiosa,
que anhelando conquistar los es-
plendorosos laureles de la ciencia
por medic del libro, te aprovechas
de los incalculables benefcios que
generosamente te brinda nuest-o
centric universitario, y, a el te di-
RIGGS con firme y SECURE paso con
Ia mente pletorica de belIos idea
les y con ciega fe, como ell inteli-
gente visionario enfocando su ella.
ra luz intellectual hacia eli porve-
mir, para la conquista de futuros
trlunfos, con perseverance aplica~
clon para extraer de los textos lite
rarios y cientificos los conocimien-
tos que han de guar ineaufvoca-
mente al fin que persigues. elevan-
dote la acariciada Gina del ex:to.
Asi 10 acaba de hacer de elo-
cuente honrosa manera uno de
tus miembros mas distinguidos Gu
yo nombre responde al que lleva
de epigrafe estos humildes traba-
jos.
Ell joven Luis M. Gonzalez, es un
adoIescente que apenas cuenta
veintidos amos de edsd apesar
de los frecuentes achaques fisicos
que lie asediaban durante sus estu-
dios no desistio nj desmayo en- su
noble y altruista empefo, hasta
que al fin hoy obtiene en- buena
hd cor altisimos honores su tt
tulo de Licenciado en- Farmacia
legalizandolo ante ell Board de Far
macla con un brillante examen de re
valida en- los dias del veintidos al
ocho de julio actual; habiendo tam
blen obtenido por sal clarisima in
teligencia intachabIe conducta.
Observable v fuera del Colegio
desde su mas tierna, edad. con adj
mirable exQuisit,a correction. ell
premio otorgado al mejor estu-
dante graduado, (consistente en-
una medalla de oro), donado por
un ilustre doctor puertorriquefo.
Que en- la conquista de futros
triunfos, mi querido Luis Manuel,
te guie siempre la bienhechora luz
celestial como hasta ahora, para
orglillo y satisfaction de los tuyos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
No. ls

o. PLede ser, este exquisite relot de
ovaladO de muAeea de sonora, enchapado
de oro sets rubies. SS.05.
.Cada uno de estos relojes de muneca
de Senora finos de buena apariencia
illustrates arriba) esta nitidamente gra-
bado y heeho segnn los mas caros mode
los dc platino. Todcs estan Completa-
mente Garantizados. Garantizamos su
cumPlrta Satisfaction 20 no los Ven
demosl
No nos envfe dinero. Paguele al Car
teroa
CuandO ordene sortijas mande Ia me-
dida del dedo. Demuestre ell tamafio del
dedo con un pedacito de papel. La medi-
da Sc toma en- la segunda coyuntura del
dedo donde Sc va a usar la sortija.
ordene las Sortiias o Relojes por No.
PAGE WATCH co.
csc Crotona Park South Dept MO
New York n. Y. U. S. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
TEATRo cARIBE

Domingo: Matinee con varias pie
zas de bale. Por la noche: LAS
Garras del Miedo' con Charles
Ray.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
PTo. RICO

Ell bOnito drama "El Hombre
Rayo"
Domingo:-Episodios 13 Y IA de
''Bestias Gel Paraiso"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
RIALTO

Milton Sills un gran reparto de
estrellas en- Ell drama LA Voz de
una conciencia" zone Clear Cau) /
Domingo: :-Raquel Meller en-
"'Los oprimidos''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
VICTORY GARDEN

El drama "Nupcias Tragicas'
Domingo "La Pecadora Mo
raj"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
MUNICIPAL

Gran Bale Militar beneficio del
Monumento del Soldado'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
IMPERIAL

Monte Blue en- "La Escuela de
las Esposas''.
Domingo:
La bonita cinta "La Promesa
Cumplida'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
LAS ANTILLAS

Episodios de la serie "Tao''
Domingo: Matinee. Por la noche
'El Policia Relampago'' v una Gin
ia comica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
AnMrNrI So RELLEzA

Ia bellexa de una mujer depende de
su APARIEHClA, sus TRAJRS, y sus
JoYAS. 5Por que no aIadir una de estas
encantadoras Sortijas delicados Relo-
les 4 suF adcTnos2
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-25
oLIMPo

FL drama "Prestame tu Mari
DO" (Lent me your Husband)
Domingo: La Senda de la Glo-
ria''.