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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
DE CORISTAS DE LAS go
LIES 4 ESTRELLAS DEL
CINE


La mayor aspiration de toda mu-
chacha americana de buen yer y
con afici6n a La tscena IS la de fi-
.l.:r en- el fam so cor lf .h~
Z1EGFELD FOLLIES. Pertenecer
Il elias cs signo de dis l.tioG entire
Ia gente ne tablas- Y las irobahi.i-
1ades Iie ofrece para ei porvcnir
ulI ,iLo dt labor bajo "a 'iirecc..'ii lie
Ziegfeld son incalculables. Dfganlo
sin6, Mae Murray, Betty Conison
Peggy Joyce Hopkins, Jessica
Brown infinidad de mnchachas
que han salido de las filas del New
Amsterdam Theatre para brillar
en- elecine 0 en- Ia soeiedad
Con tales antecedentes que son
de todos conocidos, no era extrafo
que yo sintiera curiosidad por. tra-
tar de cerea a estas modernas bus
cadoras de orc u a ofrecerseme la
oportunidad aprovech6 de ella para
hacer amistad con media docena'
de 'estas chiquillas gentiles y aft
nadas que. con mas arrestos y mas
brfos que cualquier projimo drl
sexo fnerte, Sc ci,rentan q. u v!s'a
q ios hombreS !: dorIina'. am
rs sah el brillo a sus initials =
Fl g4l.ia tentadoIa de sus crs..pos
eacuif;uales.
Julio Malaga Granet, el inspira-'
do '.rfista peruas.o que, slbfumado
ca.:, esta por las innmerah'cs 'sr-
tax aue lie lleg4a para solaborar
N I;.S mejores 'evistas d, IL elu-
,ia.i trata de clmplir con ,odas
me di0 ayiso de que acababa de
c rs. ometerse con nna 4 10, IA
fabrica de medias l.ara ~fiibuiar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
PICARDIA
I'm IA feria de in puehlo !:

Fin Ia feria de I'm pueblo
Dos palurslos disputan sobre craI
de ellos ha visto M hercules dc
mis- fnerza
70 81 aqnf u ailo pasado nno
que cargaba cuestas cuatro quin-
tales dc MADEIRA.
Bah sY que cs ESQ? En- Ia.
feria de mi pueblo Vi 30 uno gu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
QUEJOSO

Que mala suerte tengo! Com
pre- dos billefes de loterfa, nno
ha saIido con Ia grande
10y a ESQ Re llamas mala sucrtes
ST Con haher eoinpiado uno
me bastaba II costo del otro fue
plata tirada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
ORTOGRAFIA

Gonzalez, isabes 81 .'zapa Sc
puede escribir con G?
Hombre s. Lo que ,es escribir-
Sc. 81 que puede escribirse solo a.
entonces dirfa eapa Por 10 demass
reptile que 81 pHede pscribirse.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
LOS ATT0RES YANQTIS PERsl
GTEN 10 POSTING

El afan de lucro. aunado a ciertas
razones de peso que no es oportuno
apnntar en- d momento. ha detenido
el natural desarrollo del teatro nor
teamericano. N. 81 sc exceptlla q
Eugene O'Neill. brillante Intellectual
lie ORIGINATES y ayapzadas tenden-
cias que esta llainando d figlrar al
lado de los mas prestigiosos dra-
matergos contemporaneos, Ia obra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
Buen hurnOr
BANDA LISA

Este pueblo goza de la presen-
cia de una banda municipal mo es
eiertos
No. No goza padeee'.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05
IN MEAIORIAN
'-'--.

La municipalidad de I'M pueblo.
queriendo honrar Ia memorial de uR
sabio nacido en- Ia loealidad, levanto
I'm mausoleo en- q cementerio. po-
niende en- q Ia siguienfe insclip-
ci6n
Aqnf yace x. hijo glorioso de es
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

David Merriwether Milton. Jr.,
hijO del ex-attorney genefaI
David M. Milton, ha pedidO la
manO de Miss Abby Rockefel-
Ter en- matrimoniO. David, es
actualmente un "abogadflIo'
recien saIido de la Universi.
dad, pero con grandes ambi-
clones y muchas esperanzas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

cargaba sobre las espaldas cuatro
qnintales de piedra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

te pueblo. fallecido i enterrado n
Buenos Aires.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

unos AFICI1ES cn colores que
andaba afanoso. i, ~ eaSa IL m
par de pantorriiias tlicn torI,eat,as
Y ponerme 70 al ha5la con q iefe
de publicidad de 1.iag.rl.l fad tnlo
uno. Pocas horas lespurs res lia-
llabamos en- el escenario del New
Amsterdam dispHestos, el a trazar
sus apuntes y 70 n intariorizarIne
.en la vida Y 1nilagsos de las Fu
LILIES.
MARJORIE LEET, AnTISTA
DE PORvENIR
Ali conocf, entire otras, a ma
muchacha hermosa, gracil Y esbel-
ia, que de la noche a Ia inalana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

cuantas Sc han producido hasta !;
fecha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-04-05

Pueblito de Las Cuavas,
Sabado 4 de abril de 1925.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
DANGER IN IT

COMMUNITY clubs along the shore Of
~ Lake Washington may have hard
Shedding in trying to force councilmanic
action in getting an intercepting sewer
system that will eliminate the present pol
luton of the lake by sewage.
But we hope they viii stick on the job
until they get results.
AS The Star pointed out last spring
when it opened up the question Of lake pol
luton, this is one of the biggest perils we
are called upon to face, and it is a problem
that will get larger and worse annually.
Now is the time to act. And the city
council must be made to do it.
Construction Of such sewer system viii
be matter of two or three years, at the
least, and unless we get to work Nd once,
we will have condition that will be not
only unpleasant, but might dangerous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
ADVERTISING US

Eighty THOUSAND frantic football
u fans saw the University of Washing
ton shove the ball over the California goal
line at Berkeley Saturday for 7-to-0 VIC
tory.
Eighty million folks read about it in the
newspapers, listened to it on the radio, or
talked about it with their neighbors on the
street corner.
When the university rowing team went
East last summer, and lost the champion
ship by half-length on the Hudson, nil-
lions more learned about Seattle.
While we're spending thousands of dol
lars in advertising ourselves, our city and
our Northwest, let's not overlook the fact
that probably the biggest advertising me-
dunn of all has been our university and the
excellent athletic teams that have issued
from it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
!? !? ANSWERS to Your Questions /? {?

Q. What Is the estimated value
OF the gold and silver coin OF the
world?
A. The gold coin Of tho ,rorla Is
estimated TO total On pdIue 1870
10000; silver coin. 5s.440,sSI.0o0
Q. How many permanent Ameri-
can cemeteries are there in Eu-
roper
A. There are eight; ono IN Eng
and. one In Belgium, and sir IN
France.
Q. What is the meaning OF the
name Tinle?"
A. This Is q contraction Of Ma-
Gld1 and means mighty in battle"
Q. Who was tho star in the mo-
ton picture. THE Reckless Age7'
A. Reginald Denny.
Q. Are tin cans made entirely Of
tin7
A. No. they arc made mostly Of
sheet steel, the outside and inside
surface only being coated toith q
min layer Of tin.
Q. What do the letters T. F. mean
when used as an advertising term?
A. 1t means TIN forbid" or In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

looking into this and M soon
IN n report is received. you
shall know.
Ifr. Fi1lt: The Leaucn,rorth
Commercial club has before u
for discussion tho matter OF
employing conflict labor on our
public roads. what do you
think about ~ II. g. u.
It would DO good for the
convicts. would possibly reduce
tho cost OF building roads. but
would raise considerable obicc-
ton from labor. A number OF
states 80 employ convict labor,
and as they continue the prnc-
tice II would seem that II works
satisfactorily
Mr. Firit: We have just
built a neto home on 10Th auc.
s. There arc no 8IdoDdiks on
our side Of the street. Tho
mail carrier tctuses 10 cross.
oUcr 10 our aide Nth our mall.
but lcdpcs " ,Uith the house
on the opposite aldo ot the
street Can Vou help t@7
MRS, j. A. J.
Tho postmnn In acting in nc
cordnnco with tho regulation Of
tho poHtofflco department, In
cases where there nro no walks.
An accommodating postman
would stretch q point. You
havo two remedies Put mp n
mnilbox on tho opposite BIdo Of
tho street with your nnmo and
number, or get a petition TO tho
city council asking for ado-
walk on your gidc Of tho street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

,otfe. Thers "a only an aftinlty be.
'toccn the husband and tie kindred
Of his ,rifc.
9. what is tho population OF
Europe7
a. Tho total population Of Europe
q estimated at $4,000. 900.
O. How large is tho Island OF
Cuba? What are tho names Of
tho provinces Of tho Island and
who II tho PRESIDENT
a. The area Of Cuba u IIsf5
miles iis proriHccs ara Pinar del
Rio. La HabdHa. Mat1n=as. Santa
Clara. Cama0ttev and, orionfe. The
president 10 Cen Gsrado Afachado,
t0hosg term began May 20, 1925,
and runs for four years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

You can get an answer 10
i any question OF fact or In.
formation by writing The Seat.
tic gtar Question Editor, 1879
New York ave. Washington,
ID. C., and inciosing 2 cents in
loose stamps for reply. No
medical, legal or marital ad.
vice. Personal replies conf.
Dental Ali letters must DO
signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

other trords. untH the person ad-
rerttsiH0 orders q stopped.
@ Who defeated Gov Alfred Smith
In 1920 for the office OF governor Of
New York?
A. Nathan L. Miller, wio served
the term Is2I-Is2s. Smith tras both
his predecessor and successor IN tho
office.
Q. What relationship is tho hus-
hand to his wife's sister II his vito
has died?
A. Whether the tDtfs "a llrtn1 or
dead, the husband docs not bear
any relationship TO tho father,
mother. brother or sisters Of his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Is There q Movie Trust?
First of Series on What the Federal Trade
Commission Found in FINLAND

1914 no was spokesman for
thrro film companies producing
similar pictures. In 1918 no
merged two OF these. forming
tho Famous Piayers.Lasliy Cor.
pornlion.
a fow months later this cor.
porut!on acquired all stock Of
tho old Paramount company. a
purely distribution organization.
Now. for tho first time, produc.
ton and distribution were un.
der ono head. Zukor kept the
name Paramount" M n trade
name FOR his film.
In December. 1919. for the
admitted purpose OF buying the.
aters IN which Paramount pic.
lures would 30 shown. the com.
pany issued $4,000. 900 in stock.
Thus. production. distribution
and exhibition were brought uu.
der one head The immigrant
boy had mado progress.
Independent exhibitors began
n united protest Il Is claimed.
and violent trade war was
prsclpi,atcd. zukor admits his
company eventually bought in.
tcrest in S2A thcotera IN tho
United States.
Finally. protest became 30
loud that tho federal trade com.
mission Issued complaint
Rsains. 2ukor and his associates
Angus, 81, 1891. w. II Fuller.
commissions chief counsel, be.
gun taking four years OF tcstl.
mony.
What Frller found win DO
told in q second article tomor-
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
by EARL SPARKLING


WASHINGTON. Nov. is--
w Yesterday no was an i'm.
migrant boy sweeping the floors
Of a Now York fur nhop.
Today. leading a $1,000. 600.
900 industry. no tratflcs In gen.
iua. splurgsa In art and beauty
and finds hlmRols declared an
aFhitor indirect OF tho aesthetic.
moral and even mental aapira.
lions Of nation
Adolph Zukor. president OF
tho Famous Pisyors.Losky Film
Corporation, has travelled far.
But is he heroic figure or
a mere movie yillhin7
That 10 tho question tho fed.
eral trade commission must de.
eide. zukor and his company
win come before the commits
sion November q charged with
couspirlnE 70 restrain competi-
ton and gain monopollstlo con.
troll OF the photoplay industry.
Batteries OF lawyers win argue
hosv and why tho iittlo gray.
haired magnnte arrived az hts
high place.
Tho undlsputed facts OF his
riaa in lifo are thoso:
Ito arrived IN New York from
Hungary. I6 years old. In 1890.
In 1905, with Marcus Loow. tho
destined vaudeville king. he was
operating n penny arcade there.
Then no began exhibiting the
bits OF movie film Just then ap.
pearinT.
In 1911 no produced tho
screens first feature picture,
The Prisoner Of zenda," star.
ring Jamos X. Hackott. BY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Mr.. F1r1t of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Troubles, if The
Are Of Public Interest

Mr.. Firit: when toiu tho
merit ciuil service examinations
for Dostofficc toorkcrS be held
IN Seattle. and t1hdt subjects
1oiH be condderedf u. O. =.
Tho next examination will DO
held next August. Call Mt
room 207. postofflco building
for list Of subjects
Mr.. Ftrit: Recently I asked
" you could stop tho rcndor
from taking up three fcot Of
Inc sidctgats on tho south side
Of Pike 81. t0cs, Of First auc.
Nothing has been done. am
enclosing stamped cnUcIopc
for a reply IN the cueut you
can not FIR II. y. n. a.
Tho street department is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Editors Mail

Editor Tho STAR
Dear sir--in your issue OF
November 4 notice an excel.
lent article on The funeral rob-
berry game. II II disgraceful 20
think that thousands OF dollars
arc buried and burned every
year that does tho dead 10 good
and IN many cases robs the llY.
INK Of tho necessities OF life.
II tho money buried and
burned In Seattle every year
wrrn used for your community
fund there would DO enough,
and lots over.
Tho hight man has certainly
taken Il up. Tor have known
Mr Fullerton Tor Is years. In
Montana. Oregon and here In
this state and ho can always 10
depended upon 20 fight Tor any.
thing that viii benefit tho cnuu.
try. and especially tho poor. ITO
cleaned out tho notorious Holly
wood gang OF bandits in tho
HIk Horn Basin. Wyoming.
when no was Justice ot tho
peace. went after tho gang that
were Strengthening Tho elk IN
tho Yellowstone park and Jack.
son Hole. and Savod those noble
animals, made tho authorities
In Eugene clamp tho Ia down
on certain conditions az tho uni.
vcrsity and, as mayor OF this
town. has made 81 ono % tho
cleancs; in tho state. giving II
tho best gravolcd streets to hs
found anywhere.
Lot va got back TO tho simple
funerals and foil tilosa who sell
collins az several thousand per
cont profit.
hops Tho Star viii keep tho
fight going until this cvil Is
remcilcd.
ARNOLD T.. NEATE.
Port Townsend. Wash
Editor Tho Star:
was standing NJ tho corner
Of Second ave. and Union -.
the other night watching tho
Arrnlstico day parade on the
streets whore horses arc for.
hidden
ono beautiful creature passed.
Such eyes, and such stylol
Two young men stood beside
me. ono said. Look. Bent SEQ
that horsc7 That chap knows
where no IN al. lie IS looking
on both sides Of tho street and
in tho middle an vol 10 200
that a traffic cop don't hand
him n slip"
Please excuse an old lady. Il
pleased mo 40 / laughed all tho
way homo.
MRS. ALBERT DAVIS,
Bell Apartmant.H Hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

only 1000. hundreds voted against III be-
cause they thought it was undemocratic
for one organization TO attempt TO force
the public TO accept, ready-made, plan in
which the public, generally, had no say.
THE STARS suggestion is this:
i Let every city manager advocate
begin now to work together toward elect
ing a list of freeholders who are in favor
of n city manager system. There would
be no doubt but what they could be elected.
The manager plan they would report out
for a vote would be:
Ia plan, the legality Of which could
not be questioned.
"A plan that was satisfactory to ma
jority OF all the pro-manager advocates in
the city.
"a plan that would be passable at the
polls.
THE only way Wen ever get city man.
i ager in Seattle is to pull together and
work CONSTRUCTIVELY. Trying to tear
down the fences of the other fellow will get
US nothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
Stop Biting! Go TO Work!

ME think any quicker disgusting the public with the whole
w campaign than the advocates of the two
plans before the people continue the pickering and biting tactics
that have marked the campaign recently.
City council ordered placed the ballot the Municipal league amend
providing city appointed by the city council mmed
plans laid in the opposition of appealing to the
prevent the from going to vote
ballot the charter evonsts TO
10 eehoe who would remodel the city charter and
the people And the Municipal league
proposal circulate petitions prevent the ehode cleo
and the question of whether such election shall be
submi 10 a referendum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

should strive"
II Is understood that Senator
Borah. republican, OF Idaho.
will push for tho repeal OF the
law which gives ono man. or a
handful Of men. the power mr..
hitrarily 20 exclude foreign yis-
i,ors merely because IL may DO
that they do not think as wo
do II Is not a question OF
sympathy Tor eommunistic. 80.
cialistio or any other shade OF
political opinion. but Of the
right Of FREQ speech and 'olsr.
npeo which many feel ondan.
Forcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

kept in place by Secre-
taly Kellogg in the face
of nationwide protests.
INCIDENT No. Kelloggs
threat 20 Mexico. This gesture.
interpreted by tho Mexlcans a.
n thinly vciled threat 20 let
rovolutlonls'a work their will on
the Gales government unless Il
treats Americans as Washing.
ton wishes" aroused tho ami.
mostly and suspicious OF M
Latin Americans from tho Mo
Gnndo 20 Cape Horn
INCIDENT No, KelloEg's
han on Shapurjl saklatvala,
British member OF parliament.
Just two days before no was 20
have sailed for Washington 20
DO present az the Interparllh.
montary Union conference. 20
which no was bona fids dele.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

The only result of the whole thing will
be that the public viii refuse to so with
either band of die hards" unless they do
n right-about-face on their tactics
TINE STAR wants city manager. It
i believes manager is vital to the best
interests of the city.
Despite contrary opinions ms to its legal
ity, it believes that, if the Municipal
league amendment went over at the polls
by big majority, the courts would re-
fuse to alter the wish of that majority.
But il does not believe the measure will
pass without several amendments.
The Municipal league stands pat on
every clause, with wed rather lose than
change" attitude. And city council ma
jority echoes their wishes.
But, even tho the Municipal leagues
plan is defeated-and we fear it will be,
tho we'd like TO see it carry-the advo-
Gates of manager plan can win in the
freehoders' convention if THEY STAND
TOGETHER.
Twenty-three thousand votes were cast
for the manager plan last year. 1t lost by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16


gate. An HIS arrangements had
been made. including tho Amer.
can visa 10 his passport. when
SECRETARY Kellogg suddenly or,
dsred tho yiha cancelled. pro.
humably on the ground that 10
Is n communist.
INCIDENT No. I-Kolloggs
refusal 20 allow tho wlfo OF
Count KhrolY 90 como 20 this
country, even as tho private
guest OF Mrs Ralph strass.
burger. wife Of a Pennsylvania
millionaire and regular repub-
lIenu. Why tho countess was
barred remains a mystery.
ENna'ly what President Cool.
idge thinks OF all this IN not
known Apparently HIS attitude
Is that as long an Kellogg Is
secretary OF state. kellogg must
be given his head. He. tho
president. VIII no. interiors.
THAT seems 20 DO tho substance
Of what Ralph strassburgcr
learned when 10 called az the
White House personally 70 ap.
peal tho KelloEg ban on Coun.
tess KnrolY.
Nevertheless. Secretary kel.
logg'a arbitrary slhmmlng OF
tho door in tho faces OF foreign
visitors fails utterly to jlbe with
President Coolidgc'a public Ut
terancca.
federation IN the broadss,
and most inclusive sense. a 10.
erallty OF mind, which glyes 90
the opinions and Judgment OF
others tho Same generous con.
alteration that 1, asks for It's
own" tho president Haid n,
Omaha less than month ago.
Is an ideal which may not DO
given 60 nnito beings TO al.
tain but Il rs mono tho
lcss ono toward which wc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

IT. THERE wnerlme you real com.
IL fort I'm turning you startcd always depend
ontb ehentf from tho coal burning
You my bill high cat quite
always aiding II
without you n winter, I'm lost,
Your mouth bless am ready
and willing nl IT, know constantly shovel you
when chill comes, you know how TO kill II.
rurn on or Reablcl with that nIynvs
hummer And then tho bunch pome win
give you a good rcst--ncxt summer.
Copyright 1926, Tor rho soot1e starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
Has Helped These Seven Boys and Girls
to Keep Strong and Healthy

wonderful 30 I thought my testimonial would help
some other sufferer"
For seventy years mothers have used Father Johns
Medicine and have found that Il nourlshes, strength
ems and builds UP tho body That Coughs and Colds
driven out In the natural way II is n real food
tonic containing cod liver oil aud other valuable
ingredients In blend which rs particularly palptablo
to children and easily dscstod by them.
AS Father Johns Medicine contains alcohol or
dangerous drugs " Is safe for anyone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-16

How to keep tho family healthy is OF tho
greatest problems facing every mother SO many ir.
ratnB coughs and colds Threaten moro serious illness
that constant wotchGu care In nocdod.n
Mrs Edward sheridan OF Al saut Matiot st.,
Quebec city, hag every reason TO DO proud OF being
abo TO keep her family OF seven children IN such
robust health She says! ~ have used Fahoe Johns
Medicine for years and nlwnyB hnvo bottle In tho
house My children had Bronchitis for long time
and ugcd Father Johns Medicine, II proved to DO