MILK 99 PRESS 99 19 had iuduceri cu of Tom men to sad. 03. 00 one day when he is no bore said to morrow cause you want to. There is one novel know, has it been done on the screen IN DOLLAR WEEK Novel by the correct size.
mount star, is coming to the Tecilia PAGE POUR THE WORKMAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921, CECILIA THEATRE THE WORKMAN This Week Program She Not Afraid of Mix The Liberty of the Press is the palladium of our righu JUNIUS TO. St. Charles Cream, Evaporated Dozen, 80 Tin. 15 Stunts On Screen SATURDA. AUGUST 6, 1921.
Because Sylvia Jocelyn can swim. SATURD. 1Y Carnation, Evaporated, 50. 211 ride, drive aad display iron nerve, she is playing as aportant part in THE NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF Nestles, Evaporated, 50. 12 the new William Fox pieture Gold Coins, in which Tom Mix will appear WILLIAM FOX 50 Dairymen Evaporated,. 12 tonight at the Decilia Theatre: Tom THE WORKMAN likes women who play in bis pietures to be able to do things like that woSt. Charles Evaporated (Small). 85. 073 men who are athletie. Miss Jocelyn (TOM: swam a mile in still fresh water Nine years ago, when the Isthmian Canal Commission Bordens, Natur (Sinall). 60 225 which to none istis Wibet danwand THE SCREEN D ELEVIL to ride Mix most dangerous ard the Clintock. Marsball Constructing Company 70 Nestles, Condensed 22 bucking horses at Mixville, the star IN had to erminand her not to try it, She paced in a jestle towards the completion of the canal cui and tne canal locks; while the dam at Mira Flores still kept Magnolia, Condensed 17 GOLD CONS die this animal, and was about to mount when he interfered, back the waters of the Pacific, and the Gatun Gates forDairymen Condensed 17! You can break your neek on cne bade the swelling surges on the Atlantic end of the ditch, The lateat Mix Tor of my horses, he said rather gruffly with the Gamboa dyke holding the fretfal Chagres in Klim, Powdered: Tin 100 00 00 But m going to try that horse leash; while the Joint Land Commission was springing inNi Joeriya in an aside.
TO MORRO H, Van Loan wrote Gold to life to award, arbitrate and compensate claims of priCons for Mix vate owners against the United States Government for ex McNISH GROCERY (SUNDAY)
propriation of lands and properti that lay within the con Brewster Millions tour of the Panama Canal, The WORKMAN jumped into PHONE 331 53 CENTRAL AVENUE Roscoe Arbuckle is at the Cecilia in Brewster ODS JESSE LASKY the arena of Isthmian journalism and took its stand Everyone knows Roscoe, once Fatty thenceforth until the present moment.
Arbuckle If you go to see it it bePRESENTS restrospect of the past with its complex experiences bit of business which marks the picture Roscoe. Fatty. Arcucl le among the British West Indian quota of this country as a thing a part Never, so far as we population rekindles in the mind the struggle which this before. Moute Brewster is shown on periodical has had to face and endure in the interest of this the sereéa tirst at the age of one year By Agreement with Joseph Sehenci)
being admired by his two andauers section of the community. The stretch of years from the and then at the age of tive being ac.
advent of The WORKMAN in 19i2 to the present which monished by them. Mr. Arbuckle plays Brewster Millions Monte at all ages. Of eure special finds the last two figures in reverse order, has been a time sets had to be made for this, but it is of mixed cheerfulness and worry with the Silver employ Thruout this week you can be paying convincingly and surpriangly done Adapted from the double exposures have been made so ses, whose part this journal incontrovertibly claims to that his relatives appear to be relative George Barr McCutcheon and have defended above all other considerations, There are two heroines, Betty Ross the Play by Winchell Smith During these years The WORKMAN has stood its ONE DOLLAR Clark Jean Acker. He marries the former DIRECTED BY ground in the fight for the industrial freedom of its colored JOSEPH HENABERY: patrons, gathering in its coterie of votaries thousands of people who, previous to its advent, did not seriously inDorothy Gish Coming SCENARIO BY terest themselves in reading the news of the day. The apand arranging to pay for the balance Dainty Dorothy Gish, the ParaWALTER WOODS pearance of The WORKMAN awakened and stimulated before the end of this year purTheatre next Monday in her new phothe reading habit among West Indians and infused a new tocomedy The Ghost in the Garret. Paramount Picture This is a to be one of the most hum.
spirit in regards to their own racial, social economic and industrial affairs, a spirit which developed into largely chase any gas stove that orous as well as dramatio pictures in which this charming comedienne has been seen any months, here are MONDAY visible dimensions pronounced but not rebellious, and crooks as well as hosts in the story seizing the cauti us attention of the really thoughtful and you may select.
but Doroty holds ber own with the bunch. William l ark is her leading practically farsighted men and women of West Indian wat and heads a tine supporting com Would you Dire ace Spooks in birth and African aboriginality.
panyol players a Haunted H3 midnight The WORKMAN and the completed canal are contem.
Not Cocktail Drunk, Not as DOROTHY GIS did poraries, and the changes which occurred consequent on AT the finishing of the ditch and which brought in a new PANAMA GAS CO.
COLON GAS CO Vow Broken Here IN feature of industrial life among the foreigners from the Cathedral Plaza YOUR In HOMESPUN FOLKS, the Thom.
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Caribbean archipelago were the subject bascs of this as Ine triumph, released through Tha Ghost in the Garret paper initial efforts in the public eye. Changes, fast and Tel. 798, SERVICE Tol. 364 ture and country life abound. Real Thrills and Laughter abound in numerous, have been taking place since then aid. The of the cocktail and limousine drama the Jazzy Paremount Comedy WORKMAN has never failed to keep pace with the times here.
The feature will be shown at the Ce. Film. It is a Nerve flippies. and champion the interests of its patrons.
ilia Tocatre next uesday Wednes Most or the movements among West Indians, and all day. Among the excellent characteri. You will enjoy it!
c! their ent pris of commendable merit have always re and streets, in this city. To be precise, the WORK dations are those of Lloyd Hughes as. Paramount Pictur!
ceived the upport of this paper. Many of these move MAN told the public nine years ago that it would be run Maltese Lydia Kontws is parents ments and enterprises have died, partly because the people for the benefit of the community in all its affairs and for petits Gladys George as the girl in the failed to co operate and partiy because of internal misman the cause that lack assistance, for the wrongs tat need decided touch to the picture, which agement. Many local West Indian newspapers have also resistavce, for the future in the distance, and the good bound in tice Huwun interest situations TUESDAY real path Those who have seen it pronounce it gisappeared in rapid succession during these years, but that we can do.
The WORKMAN, although having had to suspend operaThe WORKMAN has kept its word every day in these worthy companion pues to such WEDNESDAY American Down tions for two brief intervals, has never closed its doors nine years, and here it is to day ready to challenge any nue and The Old Homestad.
nor taken down its sign board. Others have risen and who feels that he can refute this statement. But it has fallen, come and gore, lived and died, but The WORK been a trying time. Enemies have been busy, but weak, THURSDAY Thomas H: Ince Special, MAN is still in the race, and their base efforts have failed to hurt this journal. Before the war, The WORKMAN work was confin, which has not been always able to agree with neither their Homespun Folks ed to the questions of repatriation, compensation to crip. know its friend The WORKMAN can tell it who is, and mode nor their manners. If the community does not CONWAY TEARLE BY ples and protection of the colored people against irregulari how.
IN Julien Josephsonties on the Canal Zone and in the Republic of Panama.
This work was performed amidst much discouragement, the WORKMAN does not go; and not only there, but on There is not a single island in the West Indies where The Road of Ambition supervised by Thomas Ince Directed by John Griffiths Wray, but the results justified the efforts and considerable An Associated Producere dies were the issues of the struggle. The work was done the desks of politicians in Panama, the Canal Zone, in the and the people benefited by it.
United States and in England The WORKMAN finds reguProduction The Road to Ambítion.
Then came the war with its privations and problems. cirulation till its subscribers now number over five thous peal to a certain class of peopleand lar place. Steadily, The WORKMAN has increased in There are some photoplays that apThe British Empire called to her sons afar to stand by the and while its readers are double that number. In fact, it picture that will find a ready response. but the Union Jack. The WORKMAN sounded the call in Panama is difficult to really estimate the circulation of The WORK the entire great pbetopla y public of FRIDAY and, like true men, British West Indians whose patriotism MAN on account of the custom of some of our subscribers appeal to persons of every class and the one that contains elements had not waned responded, volunteered and fought. Dur to mail away to their relatives and friends their copies statige Road of ambitioa will do WANDE HAWLEY ing the dark days of the conflict, when it was necessary to when they are through reading them.
sumulate interest in the affairs of Great Britain and to this, Furthermore it will create a deIN teach the people confidence in the allies of this great na its thousands of patrons and readers for their unstinted with one of the most appealing roles The WORKMAN thanks its numerous advertisers and sire to see future Conway Tearle production, as he has been provided tion, The WORKMAN performed the task with unceasing support during the past years, and promises the same, if ever even one day aghs. ee him a THE SNOB zeal and energy.
not;better service, during the coming year. To its corresthe Cecilia Friday night At the close of the war The WORKMAN welcomed pondents The WORKMAN would mention that while it Realarts.
volunteers espoused just not always with appearance. the people four jour butions and long as for nel the qualities of a tried and true friend. Through the occasion for slander do not lie embedded in them. This 106 BROADWAY AND 8th STREET. CO. columns of this paper information of important interest to paper is impartial and non partisan, and if it does not en.
West Indian ex soldiers became known, and many with dorse any public movement which might fascinate the people The Parlor of Satisfaction their relatives have been located in ways and manners it should be understood that the editor is a member of the Scalpingo Shempoolnemes troben entre a Hair Dressing. Hair Dyeing. Facial which would have been impossible in any other form community and still entitled to his personal opinions while Complaints have been aired and answered to the satisfac representing the opinion of the majority.
tion of one and all, and what has not been accomplished was far beyond, and without, the pale of reason snd possi montbs!
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And remember that The WORKMAN, while TRANSFORMATIONS, SWITCHES, PUFFS, ETC.
primarily concerned in the interests of West Indians, stands Land All handmade under highly sanitary conditions and can be washed, combed, and The social, economic and educational questions of the ready to serve all sections of the community as a place of day among West Indians receive, at all times, primary business and to express wrong and encourage right wherenotice in the editorial colums of The WORKMAN. This ever seen and by whomsoever practised.
Initiation.
eplended addresses were made by memhas been found inevitabie, if the people are to be protected No. 7779 GU of P. beld: those present wrere Bros, Biteon, District The Green Bud of Panama Lodge, bers of the Lodge as well as by brothers and defended, as there is no other newspaper on the from the various sister Lodges. Among Weslayan Methodist Isthmus which makes any attempt to speak out in the Seventh Day Adventist Church meeting on Saturday July 23 d, at their Todd, District Deputy Master, and Lodge ball East 21st Street, when three several high dignitaries of the Order.
interest of the colored people. When the Silver employese strike was at its height The WORKMAN told the world Kissock Braham B, D; Colon; 11.
Pansms. 11 a. and 7, 30 Rey candidates were intisted into the mysteries of the.
Bro, Bascomb, GM, was chairthe story of horors that would otherwise bave been and 30 Rev. Surgeon; LA Sehool, 11, 15 s, m, Worship. 4, 30 assisted by Bro. Wilfred Clarke.
Saturday (Sabbath) 10 a, Sabbath ably performed by Edward Ward, man for the occasion.
concealed from the knowledge of Washington and Down Bocs 11 am. Mr. Lecureaux 7, 30 p, Young people meeting, 5, 30 Vesper. After the ceremony was over the broth: ing Street.
Mr. Reid; New Providence 11 am.
The WORKMAN has lived up to its pledge when it Layois, Paraiso 11 a. Streadwick Sunday night 7, 30 Subj: The four beasts where the good things used by Oddfel. Ish and English, for sale at the ers all retired to the banquet room Rent Recept Books in Spanmade its first appearance in 1912 at the corner of sixteenth Lirio, 11 Mr. Headly.
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Mme. M, ROBERTS. A full lipe of Human Hair Goods treated as the hair on your head,