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Evening star., 1915-02-03
Rector Girls Burlesquers.

For the week beginning February s
the Rector Girls Burlesquers in "a
Day at the Busy Corner" and Happen
ings in Room 36" will be the attrac-
tion. Fun and melody are in the hands
OF forty entertainers. Special attrac-
1ions are: Tuesday, dancing contest;
Wednesday evening. wrestling: Thurs
day. amateurs: Friday, amateur
wrestling: Saturday evening, surprise
night. Special bargain matinees are
given Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Evening star., 1915-02-03
ArlilSEt tlEllIS
"A Girl of Today

Charles Frohman's production of "A
Girl of Today an American comedy.
by Porter Emerson Browne, will be
seen at the Columbia next wees. with
Ann Murdoch as the star. Although
Miss Murdocks experience in years has
been very short, in that time she has
played eight parts, including the lead
ing role in The Beautiful Adventure.
Evening star., 1915-02-03

York, under the direction Of Josef
Stransky, and with Ossip Gabril-
owitsch, the famous Russian pianist. as
soloist, will be heard in concert next
Tuesday afternon at 4:30 o'clock in the
New National Theater.
Mr.. Gabrilowitsch will play the E
minor concerto of Chopin. with its
Romansa. accompanied by mute strings.
The orchestra is to give the New York
World Symphony Of Dvorak as its chief
number
Evening star., 1915-02-03
college Girls of 1914-15."

Max .Spiegel's college Girls Of 1914
Is" comes to the Gayety Theater as
this weeks attraction. This years pro-
duction Is the most pretentious Mr..
Spiegel has made. In this years COM
pany are Abe Reynolds, Chas. Moran, Irish
comedian: Florence Mills, who plays the
part Of the College Widow; Lew Christy.
Cleo Lewis. Frankie Grace, Johnny
Berkes, Mona Forbes. Molly Stanford. the
ragtime violinst, and the College Girls
chorus of thirty handsomely gowned girls.
Many specialties will be introduced.
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Road to Happiness.'

The Road to Happiness" which ran
an entire year in Chicago. a season
ago. and has been all this past half
year in Boston. will be seen at the
Belasco Theater next week. William
Hodge. who has enjoyed peculiar sue
cess as a comedian. dealing with rustic
types. impersonates a village jack-of-
who studies law. In the
company are such we'll known players
as Ida Vernon, Gertrude Hitz. Marie
Haynes, Hazel Sexton. Scott Cooper.
Azack Evans, George Lund, Howard
Morgan. Edwin Melvin and Taylor Car
roll. The scenic settings of the four
acts. all different. are elaborate and
there is a realistic thunder storm at the
end of the second act. with a number
of amusing curtain tableaux. Hodge
also has a curtain speech, which is
said to be an actual feature of the
performance itself
Evening star., 1915-02-03

called, was indicated yesterday when
Senator Gore OF Oklahoma. chairman
of the committee on agriculture. intro
duceA in the Senate, as an amendmens
to the agricultural appropriation bill
now before his committee. the Fletcher
bill creating rural credits system.
This bill was prepared by the United
States rural credits commission ap-
pointed by the President.
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Nine Men Burned to Death.

KANE. Pa, February s.-Eine men
were burned to death and six others
were seriously injured in fire which
early today destroyed the sleeping
house of the Tionesta Chemical Com
pany at Mayburg, Forest county The
house was heated by gas. and it is be
lieved increased pressure in the mains
caused an explosion which fired the
building.
Evening star., 1915-02-03
MacKaye Lecture.

Percy MacKaye will come to Wash
ington February to fill an engage
ment at the Belasco, as a reader of his
own literary works. Mr.. MacKaye'S
poems on the war will be included In
the selections.
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Film Theater Anniversary

The Savoy is this week celebrating its
first anniversary. showing an excellence
of features. beginning today with Francis
X. Bushman in The Shanty on Trembling
Hi, and Money drama on modern
business
Evening star., 1915-02-03
TRIES FOR RURAL CREDITS.
Senator Gore Asks Fletcher Bill Be
Agricultural Rider.

by some OF the Senate leaders to put
rural credits law on the statute books.
either at the present session or at an
extra session this spring. il one be
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Gold Medal Contest Planned.

y grand gold medal contest" Is to
ne held by the W. c. T. L. Friday even
inR at o'clock in Lord Memorial Hall.
) eth and Newton streets northeast,
This is said to be the first
ever held IN the District
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Polls New PLAYERS.

The management at Polls promises
an unusual change of principals next
week, when Maud Gilbert will become
the regular leading lady, and Rockliffe
Fellowes will assume the RESPONSE
bilities of leading man. In addition
to these two there will be return of
many of the favorites of former sea-
sons. including the popular juvenile,
Graham Nelsey5 the charming ingenue,
Gertrude Bondhill. and the comedian,
Louis Haines Among those in the
Robert Lowe. Joseph Cusack. Kath
crime Stanton and Helen Tracy. Harry
Andrews, stage director, will continue
with the company.
The comedy chosen for the reorgani-
zation is The Rule Of Three" by Guy
Bolton.
N, Y, Philharmonic Tuesday,
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Grumpy" "

Monday night at the New National
Cyril Maude, for many years q popular
London actor-manager, with long list
Of successful productions, will appear with
his London Playhouse company in
Grumpy" a comedy drama by Horace
Hodges and T Wigney Percyval.
Grumpy" belongs in a way to the
detective drama, though it is said to have
novel features which distinguish it from
the common run of such plays. Elsie
Mackay is the leading woman. The play
exhibits the full strength Of the London
company. and includes John Harwood.
Rowland Blackstone, Alexander Onslow,
Leslie Buswell, James Dale. c. Probyn-
Dighton. William Moore. L. Trollope,
Mabel Hicks and Maud Andrew.
Evening star., 1915-02-03

The steamer Lynorta, carrying Nir-
ginia's contribution for Belgiu3l. has
reached Rotterdam, according to dis
patch received in Roanoke. Va. The
voyage from Norfolk was described as
uneventful.
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Exceptions Noted.

Special Excursion to Florida Feb. .
from Washington, s22 50 round trip.
Coast Line. 14O6 n. Y. ave. n. W.
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Lyric.

The Lyric, in Mount Pleasant, is also
celebrating its anniversary this week
Evening star., 1915-02-03
PLANS To COLLECT
TAX ON INCOMES
Returns to Be in Government
Hands by March ] to
Avoid Penalties.
DECREASE IN RECEIPTS
REGARDED AS POSSIBLE
Diminution. if ANY, Likely to Be
Classed as Result of Wars Eff
feet on Business.

.,.. .u,e,o,.s o@ 1yasbin,toc who
nave had the distinction thrust upon
them of liability to the income tax and
those who aspire to the dignity will
get busy about now. with purpose to
avoid liability to extra taxation and
further penalization, and prepare their
returns TO show the amount of income
,,non which the tax should be levied
ii o,.a, m. Incomes
hese returns WIZ ~
"f individuals during the caiehoaf car
1914 They must be. to avoid penalties
I'm the hands of the collector of revenue
-. Wet
OH VI 'e'oi"
There Is some question: ""e'he'
comes for the year 1914 are gong 10
make the showing predicated by the
,.,urn. Of tho nrecedinc ten months
- .s.. j.;
ana lhe Hfst peliou VI ''i' %
come tax. There Is suspicion that
MANY incomes have been shaved down
nv business inactivity due to war con-
ditions. This remains to be shown con-
C!usively Also, If incomes are smaller
where they have been greater. it is ex-
pected that the tax will be reduced
considerably by a possible instinct to
save the amount of the tax to already
depleted pocketbooks, and also to ques-
ton liabilities that would be paid out
OF hand in flush times.
>.4.
deaoS mafyAano ols'fie''
r,,, W ,IiI.s 10 collector for tho
,,... ;.
-AarElano INTERNAL revenue uis'iiel' ii
which Washington is located, TO whom
returns of incomes are to be made.
ra,o-.s b,ra 90 for come slou-,v into
49, uta,h;n,r,on os.. ~ ths coI,ector
tHC w = WI ciiiSS ~ e'AS
Evening star., 1915-02-03
Court of Appeals.

Present: The chief justice. Mr. JUS
tice Robb and Mr.. Justice Van Orsdel-
E. NJ johnson was admitted to prac-
No. a74e. District of Columbia agt.
Washington Steel and Ordnance Com
pany ct al: argument continued by Mr..
J. NJ Chamberlin for appe1lees and con-
cluded by Mr.. J. F. Smith for appel
liant.
No 2743. Judd & Detweiler agt. Git
tings ct al; continued.
No. 2747. Mandler & Co. agt. Lewis:
argument commenced by Mr.. /. h Lin
Charles Poe for appellee, and conclud-
ed by Mr.. W. c. Sullivan for appellant.
No 2153. Columbus agt. Sheehy: ar
gument commenced by Mr.. l.. A. Bailey
Baker for appellee. and concluded by
Mr.. L. A. Bailey for appellant.
Proceedings after The Stars report
closed yesterday:
No. e73s. Burlingame agt. Manches-
ter; argument commenced by Mr.. h
K. Davis for appellants, continued by
MIR. W. c. sullivan for appellees and
concluded by Mr.. II. E. Davis for ap-
pellants.
Washington Steel and Ordnance Com
pany ct al: argument commenced by
Mr. J. F. Smith for appellant and con-
tinued by Mr.. George f. Williams for
appellees.
District Supreme Court.
EQUITY DIvISIoN-Justice Mccoy.
Lasier agt. LASER; hearing on rule
continued to February IL; p!aintlns $
attorneys, w. j. Lambert and F. r.
In re lunacy of Frank Kosleck: ac
count of committee approved; attorney.
F. A. Fenning.
In re Walter B. Meeteer: account of
A
Boyd agt. Boyd; on hearing: plain
tiff's attorney. S. McComas Hawken:
defendants attorney, George P. Hoover.
Loughran agt. Loughran: rule re-
turnable February 6; plaintiffs attor-
nov, f. Hilton Jackson.
EQUITY DIVISION Justice Siddons.
Preston agt. Preston: bill dismissed
without prejudice; PLAINTIFFS attorney.
D. A. Baer; defendants attorney, E. l..
Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank agt. Calm. auditors report rat
flied; plaintiffs attorneys. Darr
Peyser: defendants attorney, J. A
Hill agt. Hill: rule as to increase Of
alimony returnable February 10;
plaintiffs attorney, Edmund Brady: de-
fendants attorneys, S. McC. Hawken
and G. F. Havell.
Baker agt Emig; decree for posses
sion and foreclosure: Francis H. Ste
phens and Matthew f. O'Brien appoint
ed trustees; bond, $1,000 each: appeal
noted; cost bond. s1oO; plaintiffs at
torney, +. II. Stephens; defendants at
torney, NJ. E. O'Brien.
Foster agt. Foster: order for issu-
ance of letters rogatory: plaintiffs at
torney. Malcolm Hufty; defendants at
torney. Il. T. Doyle.
Norris agt. Norris: rule returnable
February 6; plaintiffs attorney, w. NJ
Ellison.
Walport agt. Schafer: L. Cabell Will
hanson substituted as trustee; plain
tiff's attorney, L. c. Williamson.
Ciffo agt. Ciffo; on hearing. plain
tifr's attorneys. Mascolo, Carusi-Ham-
by. Gardiner.
Pacific Coast Casualty Company agt
Howison; receivers ordered to make
certain payment; plaintiffs attorney.
c. F. r. Ogilby. jr.; defendants attor-
neys, c. c. James and f. II. Thomas.
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO. Justice
Gould.
Tying agt. Taylor, time for plaintiff to
file amendment to declaration and bill
Evening star., 1915-02-03
What the Law Provides.

The law provides that every unmar-
led person having an income of more
han $4,000 year is subject to the tax.
Married persons do not have to pay
unless their joint incomes are more
ihan $4,000 a year. In case a man and
lis wife together have an income in
eycess of $4,000 they pay upon the
snount of that excess. For example,
# the man has $4,000 year and the
wife has $4,000 a year, a total of $4,000,
they must pay income tax on $1,000. OF
course, the unmarried person pays on
The excess over $4,000.
Persons subject to the tax who own
stocks or bonds should be careful that
they do not pay twice A great part
Of the income tax is collected lat the
source That is to say. in many in
stances the corporation in which stocks
or bonds are held pays the tax direct
% the collector of internal revenue and
Jeducts IL from the interests or divi-
lends paid the holder of the secur-
ties. The taxpayer should be careful
That he takes credit for this direct pay
uent and does not include it in his
check. In other words. he should be
"areful to exempt himself for the
amount paid "at the source"
Exceptions Noted.
There are certain exemptions or de-
ductions from tho tax which may be
made. such as interest paid on money
borrowed, a pro rata charge for Office
rent in the case of physician who has
his Office in his residence and so on.
In addition to the tax on individu; Is
there is a tax on corporations of 1 per
cent of the profits. In the case of cor
porations they need not pay for the
calendar year 1914 unless they SO de-
sire. In the event that corporations
desire TO pay for their fiscal years they
may do SO upon notice TO the collector
of internal revenue.
Evening star., 1915-02-03

N. Y. Philharmonic Tuesday.
The Philharmonic Society Of New
Evening star., 1915-02-03
CRIMINAL DIVISION Chief Justice
COyinytOD

SIi.HlNAL blH lSlON Timer justice
Covington
United States agt. Major Rankin,
house breaking; plea guilty: remanded
United States agt. Fielding Lawson,
assault with dangerous weapon: plea
not guilty; attorney. S. D. Truitt
United States ags. Alphonso Thorn
as. Alphonso Stewart and Charles
Carter. housebreakine. plea not guilty
each: attorney. l. G. Grossman.
United States agt. James Reed
housebreaking; plea guilty: remanded
United States agt Richard Brook,
house breaking: plea not guilty; attor-
nev. : u. Truitf
United States aGt George Matthews
robbery; plea guilty: sentenced to re-
form school; attorney A w Scott
United States agt John May. assault
with dangerous weapon, on trial. at
,orneys. Vincent l. Toomey and I. Q.
II Award
United states agt George Moore, rob-
berry. verdict guilty. attorney. Thomas
l.. Jones.
United States ast. Isaiah Ross, rob-
berry: verdict guilty; attorneys. II. L.
Tignor and F. ]. Hamilton.
United States aGt. John Eanu. rob-
berry; verdict guilty; attorney. A W
Scott.
United States agt. Walter L. mol
bruner. violating white save act: bail
fixed at $1,000: recosnizance taken,
with W. W. Stewart surety.
CRIMINAL DIVISION Justice An
derson.
Cannon agt. Stevens; bill OF excep-
tons signed; plaintiffs attorney. d. w.
O'Donoghue; defendants attorneys
John Ridout and r. b. Dickey.
In re estate of Stilson Hutchins: on
trial: caveator's attorneys. Myer Cohen
J. j. Darlington. w. G. Johnson and F.
j. Hogan: caveatess attorneyA r. Ross
Evening star., 1915-02-03
CIRCUIT DIVISION NO. 1-Justi'
C,npId

Gould.
Tying agt. Taylor. time for plaintiff to
file amendment to declaration and bill
of particulars extended to February
20; plaintiffs attorney, Chauncey Hask-
ett: defendants attorneys, d. w. Baker
and Hannis Taylor.
Washington Railway and Electric
Company agt. Washington Terminal
Company ct al; verdict in favor of
Pennsylvania Railroad Company and
judgment for costs; jury again respited
as to other defendants: plaintiffs at
torneys. ]. J. Darlington and w. c.
Sullivan. defendants attorneys, Hamil
ton, Yerkes & Hamilton, Mckenney,
FlanEery & Hitz.
Evening star., 1915-02-03

ford
Interstate Films Company agt Moore
continued for the term by agreement of
counsel plaintiffs attorney. H. w. Wheat
ley; defendants attorney, Frank f. Elder.
Colson agt Weiss; on trial. plaintiff 8
attorneys, r. NJ. Thomas and G. A. Mad
dox defendants attorney. Webster Bal
linger.
Forbes agt Graham verdict for plain
tiff for 500; plaintiffs attorney. G. l.
Whitford; defendants attorney, r. NJ.
Hudson.
Higgins Manufacturing Company agt.
Green time to file transcript extended to
March 8; plaintiffs attorneys. Branden-
burg & Brandenburg; defendants attor-
ney, John Ridout.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21

Paris, 21.-(Ofcial) Aver en- Bel
gica las tropas inglesas capturaron GER
ca de Zwartalen, 200 metros de trinche-
ras alemanas, las que han conservado a
despecho de los repetidos contra-ata-
ques del enemigo. Nuestras tropas han
salido victoriosas en- ambas margenes
del Fecht, en- Alsacia, y siguen avan-
zando sobre la ribera izquierda de dicho
rio Al sudoeste de Schileskwassen
nuestras tropas han ocupado la Gina
del Burgkorpsfold que domino compile
tamente ell vale. Sobre la ribera dere-
cha, en- la region de Scnnecefaureth
nuestras tropas han hecho notables pro-
gresos avanzando hacia el norte en- la
direction de Mezeral. En- esta region
hemos obtenido un exito brillante Y
ocupadO una serie de eminencias de te-
renos en- la parte mas septentrional que
domina ell curse del Fecht frente al
Burgkorpfeld. En- ell curse de esta ope
raci6n hicimos prisionero a un desta-
camento de artillerla de motana y cap
turamos dos canones de "a milfmetros V
dos ametralladoras. Los aeroplanos
alemanes que volaron recientemente So
bre Belfort, lanzaron cuatro bombas
que cadsaron aver1as los tinglados de
aviaci6n incendiaron cuatro aeropla
nos. No hubo muertos nj heridos.
Petrogrado, 21.-(OfciaD. Los cam
bates en- los Carpatos Sc han concentra-
do entire las aldeas de Telepotch y Zue-
llacuns donde hemos consolidate nues-
tras posiciones despu6s de un violento
combate la bayoneta en- las alturas
que ell enemigo hab1a fortifcado. Nues-
tras tropas hicieron 114O prisioneros,
entire los cuales Sc encuentran 40 Off
ciales capturado tres ametralladoras
Ell enemigo ha sufrido grandes bajas en-
sus contra-ataques, que han resultado
infructuosos. En- la direction de Stry
rechazamos victoriosamente al enemigo
que hab1a reanudado ell ataque. En- los
demas frentes no ha habidc cambio En-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
FL siete de MAYO

FL hermoso trasatlantico espanol
Cadiz'' saldra de nuestro puerto para
Espana, Ell d1a 7 del pr6ximo mes de
Mayo.
En- el comfortable buque han tornado
pasaje distinguid1simas familias y CO.
|nocldas personalidades de esta capital
y de la lsla, entire las que recordamos
Don Guillermo Rubert familia, Don
Gabriel Ferrer y Sra; Don Jose Leon Y
tamllla, Don Emiliano Mendez, Don Jo
Sc Cobian, Don Angel Viejo, Don Al
fonso Alvarez, Don Pedro Munoz fa-
mllla, la familia Giusty, la Sra de Don
Julio Lopez Ibarrondo, Don Antonio
Don Javier Alonso Don Jose Somoha-
no y Don Enrique Villa.
4El buque, a pesar de la capacidad
que tlene para pasaje, va completamen-
te lleno.
Sera un delicioso viaje, el pr6ximo
viaje del "Cadiz.'' -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
UITIMOS CABLES

los distritos de Mariampol y Kalemaryk
las vanguardias alemanas han demostra
do mas actividad.
Ell emperador ha salido para esta
parte del frente.
Paris, 21.-(Ofcial En- Notre Dame
de Lorette tres contra-ataques alema-
nes fueron rechazados ell viernes en- la
noche En- ell valle del Aisne nuestra
artiller1a gruesa bombarde6 las cuevas
de Pasly que son utilizadas como alber-
que por Las tropas alemanas. Las ex-
plosiones sucesivas que Sc han sentido
parece indicar que muchas de las cue
vas Sc han derrumbado. En- Champag-
ne, al nordeste de Perthes les Hurlus ell
enemigo cause la explosion de dos mi
mas cerca de nuestras trincheras.
La Ultima communication Official no
acusa cambio alguno en- la situaci6n.
Londres, 21.-Las tropas indo-ingle-
sas han infigido una nueva derrota a
los turcos en- los alrededores de Shaiba
(Mesopotamia), aunque no sin perder
700 hombres, que para elias representa-
una perdida considerable. La noticia
fue communicate por ell, Bureau de la In
dia en- una communication Official.
Amiens, 21.-Siete personas han 81
do muertas y ocho theridas por las bonn
bas lanzadas .por dos aeroplanos alema-
nes que pasaron aver por esta ciudad,
uno en- la manana otra al anochecer
La catedral parece haber sido ell pun
to objective de los proyectiles alemanes,
pero esta no sufri0 aver1as alguna.
Paris, 21.-El ministerio de Marina
ha pubhcado la communication siguiente
ell d1a 16 de abril I'm crucero frances
guiado por los reconocimentos de un
aeroplano bombarde6 efcazmente las
fortifcaciones de Laries, villa fortifca-
da de Egipto, cerca de la frontera de
Palestina, donde Sc han concentrate
varios destacamentos de tropas musul-
manas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
Primer Pfernio

En- ell gran concurso popular celebra-
DO por ell peri6dico LA CORRESPON-
DENClA, obtuvo ell Primer premio Ell
famoso calzado de la marca REGAL
Los senores M. Gambler y Co. reci-
oleron Ell diploma lujosamente impri-
mido en- colores.
LA ClUDAD DE MEXICO es Ia 1ni-
Cd casa que por ell voto popular ha
obtemdo la mas alta recompensa DOR el
pueblo ole Puerto Rico que tom6 par
te en- Ell gran concurso celebrado entire
todas las casas de calzado.
M Gambler y Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21

por desistido al acusado-apelante, de
la apelacion interpuesta contra la SEN
tencia de la Corte de Distrito de Pom
ce de Febrero 6, 1915.
Sc concedi6 una pr6rroga de Is d1as
a contar del 21 de Abril corriente, y
para presentar objeciones 8 enmiendas
al proyecto de exposition del case de
veredicto especial, los demandados en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
CABLE ALEMAN

New York, abril 2O.-Los inolosos
fueron derrotados por los alemanes an
Ell puerto de Pangani en- el Norto 10
Sanzlbar en- ell Africa. Los ino1esAs
perdleron 700 hombres.
Notlclas procedentes de Capetown
olcen que las tropas inglesas han ocr
pado el pueblo de Kestmanshosn on 10
Colonla Alemana del Africa de Suroes
te.
Los ataques por minas de los a1nma-
nes en- Ell distrito del Champagne va
progresando favorablemente.
Las tropas alemanas volvieron oc,7.
par Embermenil situado al Oeste de
AVrlcourat y han granada 100 vardas
de trlncheras en- ell Hartmans- Weller
konf.
Ielegramas procedentes de Berlin co.
muncan que ell rechazo de los rusos de
los montes Carpatos ha resultado en-
una completa victoria para las tropas
Acknowledgements.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
CABLE DE NEW YORK.
OPERACIONES DE AZUCAR,
CINE HABANA.
Santurce, Parada 16.

Esta noche "El Secreto del Vieio Es-
crltorio' y otras pel1culas de gran in
teres.
Para el domingo 25 anuncia la SEN
sacional cinta "Los Crimenes de la Cor
te del Reinado de Enrique w. en- 20
parties, y en- colores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21

ell case 652, Elena Graham ct al v. An
dr6s Crosas O'Ferral, ct al, sobre nu-
lidad de actos y contratos, y otros ex-
tremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21

Adornos, Monogramas y Le-
ras enlazadas para Bordados, di-
buja sobre la misma tela, r. BA-
DE. CATANO. Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-21
FL BOLETIN, en- Santurce

En- Ell cafet1n "Los Aliailos" en- IA
parada %, de santurce, Sc vende el
BOLET1N MERCANTIL