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The Washington times., 1915-02-12
URGES E|GHT-HOUR
Law IN THE HOME
Author Of Education Bulletin
Declares Home. Making Out.
ranks All Trades.

An eight-hour law Is needed for the
home. according to Mrs. Iris Prouty
O'Leary. author Of bulletin on Cook
ing as a Training for Homemaking Vo-
cational Schools" published by the Blu
reau Of Education. Mrs. O'Leary says
that some Of the methods Of modern
bus ness are needed In the home.
Homemaking. she declares. outranks
all othc- trades in the number Of per-
sons employed. Of the 81 100000 women
over ten years old in the United States,
i.0o0.0 900 are engaged In homemaking.
Mrs. O'Leary points out that "while
girls may enter other trades. the great
majority Of women become. at one time
or another. homemakers. Wage earn
Ing Is for them but a temporary af-
fair. which they will leave for a per-
manent position in their own homes
The bulletin lays emphasis on the fact
that cooking Is a scientific process and
should be taught as sdch. especially in
the new vocational schools that arc be.
ing established.
The bulletin deals solely with the
teaching Of cooking for homemaking
purposes In the day and evening classes
or the vocational schools.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
ALLEGED B|CAM|ST
HELD IN RICHMOND

Martin Kapiloff. who was arrested In
New York several days ago and brought
here on a charge Of bigamy. and who
obtained his release on q bond Of u 900.
faced the same charge in Richmond
yesterday. according to dispatches.
In the Richmond court Kapiloff made
the plea that he was 'doped' with .
cigar and then inveigied into signing
papers which certified that he was
married TO Eta Pergament. Of New
York. The scene was Hoboken, N. J.
Kapiloff produced records from the
New York Court Of Domestic Relations.
showing that Judge Cornell had directed
that the certificate be destroyed when
he was once arrested on q desertion
charge.
Kapiloff was married a year ago to
Richmond girl in Washington, and
the bigamy charge was ordered trans-
ferred TO this city. where the marriage
took place.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
When Wind Bl0wS;
Don't Be Too Sure
They May Be Only the New
Fleshling Socks-Chicago
Likes EN-,

CHICAGO. Feb Eff the wind hap
pens to be playing havoc with skirts in
front OF the Flatiron building, New
York. or Gremont and Boylston streets,
In Boston. or on Chestnut stret, Phila-
delphia. or for that matter. at Four
teenth and + streets. Washington. and
1t looks that way. don't be too sure: 1t
may not be. They may be only flesh
ling socks.''
Tho ''feshling socks are new. Leo-
nora NJ. Zeder, who rules on such mat
all right. They were born OF the re.
cent style show.
Here's what they are: Half hose at
tached to the lower end Of q pair OF
flesh colored stockirgs. Dearborn street
has seen 'em. and they're quite nifty.
Oh. yes. to be absolutely up to date the
sock part must be rolled at the top.
1t shows more-er-of the tights, when
the wind blows from the right direc-
ton,
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
Film Makers Anxious
To Have Public See
HoW Picture Plays
Are Turned Out.

One Of the most significant features
Of the new era In the product on of
motion pictures Is the effort that Is
being made by the film companies
throughout the country to familiar
ize the patrons of the pictures with
the process Of manufacture. Here
tofore, manufacturers of film have
been rather opposed to taking the
public into their confidence. But
now no cftort is being spared to ac-
quaint the public wi.h tne PLAYERS
and the various steps through w.Ich
the pictures go from the time the
scenario Is received until the FIN ,sh-
ed feature play is turned out.
Evidence OF that was recently had
IN this city when Gladys Hulettc
and a party of Edison players ap-
peared at Crandalrs Theater and
made brief speeches regarding their
work. The Edison company encour-
ages It's players to place themselves
At the disposal of the exhibitors for
may go. Several other companies
nave sent their players into the the
aters to be exhibited along with the
MIN showing some of their plays.
The most radical step in this d.rec-
ton that has yet been taken. how
ever. Is found in the invitation which
Carl !.aemmle. president Of the Uni
tended to patrons of PICTURES
throughout the country to visit the
Universal City--thc vast establish
inent in the foothills of the Sierras,
Just outside of Los Angeles. AS
thousands of people will be going to
the Pacific Coast to visit the San
franc SEQ exhibition. there Is no
doubt that many people will accept
the invitation. Those who do will
not have cause to regret their jour-
ney.
Universal City is really one of the
most interesting sights on the Pa
vast theater. Every building is a
piece Of scenery, and every street
forms a setting for a picture.
The city was erected with a view
OF obtaining the greatest efficiency
Pess,0,S asnn,n,o for its reauirements;" Mr.
are built with a different face on
each quarter. The east end OF the
structure might represent a house
IN Dublin. the west the replica OF an
Italian home. the south the front of
would be the duplicate of Swiss
cottage. This obviates the great ex-
pense formerly experienced in the
building OF house every time
certain scene would have to be re-
produced. The entire city, while SUD
stantiaIly erected. can be dissembled
in a few days and another city OF
vastly different architecture erected.
The city is approached from Los
Angeles via the Lankershim boule-
ward. AS you come out from around
the foothills the city Is brought into
view showing its administration
building. it's laboratory, its restau-
rants, hotel, church, schoolhouse
power plant. waterworks, barracks.
city building. dressing room building,
garage. artificial light studio. main
stage. scenic building. hospital. bar
Der shop and manicure building,
living quarters, drug store, club
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
President to
Present Medal
Walter S. Smoot to Get Prize for
Essay at Washington's Birth
day Celebration.

President Wilson win present to
Walter s. Smoot. Of the Central High
School. q gold medal for the best essay
on the American Revolution at the
joint celebration OF Washington's BIRTH
day to be held by the National Society,
the D. A. r.. and the Sons Of the
American Revolution. The medal is
offered annually by the 9. A. X.
Senator Charles 4. Townsend of
Michigan will make an address. and
Barry Bulkley. Of the S. a. r.. will read
Washington's Farewell Address. The
byterian Church, will speak.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
DR.. Van Schaick Is At
Rotterdam for Work

The Rev. DR.. and Mrs. John Van
schaick. ir.. who recently left WASH
ington to ioin the Belgian relief COM
mission. have arrived safely at Rotter-
new duties. According to news dis
patches received in washington neither
DR. Van Schaick nor his wife has yet
been assigned to any particular line Of
relief work.
DR.. Van Schaick had for number OF
years been pastor OF the Church Of Our
Father. when he determined to go to
aid the Belgians he rendered his rcsig-
nation. btu instead of accepting it. the
congregatiin granted him an indefinite
leave of absence.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12

Note---These selectiors are made
from programs prepared by the
managers of the theate~s con-
cerned and no responsibility Is as
sumed for arbitrary changes with
out notice to Tie Times. They are
based on the personality Of the
players and the producing COM
pany and not personal inspection.
except in special cases.-G. NJ
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
Doubt Sunken Vessel
Has American Registry

to doubt that the Archipelago American
Company's vessel Washington, officially
reported by Amba ssador Morgenthau as
sunk in Trebizond harbor by the Rus
sian fleet. is really an American ship.
Tycir records showed the Archipelago
American Company's offices are at
Smyrna, with apparently no American
branches nor American registry.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
rODAY'S BEST FILMS
BY GARDNER MACK.

Adele FarringtOn In "rhe C0Wn-
tr! Mouse" tBosw Orth). the Lyrir'
Fourteenth nenr irving street.
Cecil spooncr In '.rhe Dancer and
the King" (Norld Film COrp.D, the
RcEent, Elghteenth ssd CaliforniS
streets.
Francis \. I,ushman IN "The hat
tie Of Love" tE.ssanayD, the Apollo,
624 u street northeast.
Cissy Fitzwerald In "How Cissy
Male Good" (VitaEraph). the
Ol! nhpic, 14s1 You street.
Heller Gardner. In ''T'he Moon
shine Maid and the Man" (Vita-
Rrrnhl, the Arcade, Fourteenth
and Park road.
"1'he Attorney for the Defense"
n,ennc and Park road.
1.-THE school Tcacher At Angel
Camp" FrOntierD. the Lafayette.
Il between Thlrtcenth and Four.
teenth streets.
FranceIia niilinG.on and Fred
lIamer In "The Rent Of the Ycar"
tIte1ianccD, the Niagara, I'D
seventh street.
EIvira WciI and Jack Nelson In
eth rough the Murk" (DOminOl. i.
the Empire, Ot5 ~ street nOrtheast.
Ella Hail and Robert Leonard In
"Thc Master Key" eleventh In
stallmcnt (CniversaD, the Dixie.
Eighth and VI streets northeast.
"Onr Thing After Another"
tHepNOrthD, the OdeOn, Church,
near Fourteenth street.
Max Figman in "The Truth
Wagon" (tlliNnceD. the savoy,
Fourteenth near irving street.
Mary PicksOrd In "Mistress Nell
lEamOUs l'lrSers), the Garden. .12:s
Nintk street.
(:uby DeSlyS In "Her Triumph
(EnsnOus Pin!ers). the strand.
Ninth and ID streets.
Herbert X krlcey and Efhe shan
non IL "Aftcr the BALL." from the
song wy Charles X. Harris, CraD-
dnll's, Ninth ard r. streets.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12

tors usually intrude on the real work
of the making of pictures, retard-
ing the players and the producers. 1t
is felt, however. that nothing will
be lost by the opening of it's gates
Ia the great outside. because of the
rastness of the operating ground
there will be plenty of room for both
players and public. Guides will lie
furnished to conduct parties over
the entire 500 acres, explaining
everything to them and perhaps
initiate them into a few of the mys-
terics of the business.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
Missouri Society to
Give Dinner Tomorrow

The Missouri Society Of Washington
will give It's nth annual banquet at
Rauscher's tomorrow nisht at $50
o'clock.
Speaker Clark. A. NJ. Dockery. Third
Assistant Postmaster General. and Sem
atorB William J. Stone and James A..
Reed are among those who will speak.
The Rev. +. Menefee will deliver the
invocation and the opening address will
be made by J. Z. Russell. president of
the society.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
Unemployed to Meet
At Pythian Temple

A mass meeting Of the unemployed
will he held at Pythian Temple tonight
under the auspices Of the socialist
party as part OF a national demon
stratio in the interest Of the jobless.
Senator MARITIME, Congressman Mac
Donald. William II. Johnston. president
Of the International Association OF
Machinists Miss Lucy Burns, vice chair
man OF the Congressional Union for
Women Suffrage: Julian Pierce. and
John W. Brown will speak.
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
Food for the Whole Family

Florida and grapefruit food and drink for the whole
family Citrus fruits equally good for the delicate child
and the strongest Keep Florida oranges grapefruit
your home all the tme-buy them by the box Eat them and
drink the-at breakfast luncheon and dinner They will give
your folks brain and body energy and doctors bills
The Washington times., 1915-02-12

neowel
arc food and
The Washington times., 1915-02-12

house. athletic building. tennis court.
nursery and hothouse. hospital. post
office. ,theater. pumping station,
arsenal. carpenter and scenic shops.
corral, zoo and arena. sawmill cow
boys bunkhouse. cavalry bunk
house. Chinatown. Indian village.
Wyoming village, fort, horse shelter.
water tank, revolving stage and
rocking stage. Studded about the
entire city are bungalows in which
man. OF the inha bitants reside.
"As a general rule moving pic
ture studios are inaccessible; visi-
The Washington times., 1915-02-12
Buy Only Ripe Citrus Fruits

Only oranges and grapefruit fit to eat When the fruit
picked before fully lacks flavor juice and sweetness
Florida operate making body
the mutual of producers and
This organization ships grapefruit
these fruits look for its mark
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Hogan de

Ell "a del ppdo. JUNO (dfa de
San Juan) y por ende onomasti-
co de los que llevan csc nombre,
la Sra. Margarita McKany de
Sanchez Rubio do a luz, con to-
da felicidad, una hermosa ninita.
Felicitamos a nuestro amigo y
companero Sr. j. Sanchez Rubio
y a su distinguish esposa, ha-
ciendo votos por que la salud de
la recien nacida no Sc altere en-
10 mas minimo.
Hay coincidencias que llaman
poderOsamente la atenci0n, y es-
ia es una de elias: ell Sr. San
chez Rubio nacio ell "a de JUNO,
y los cinco herederos con que la
pr0diga naturaleza 10 ha obse-
quiado, han nacido en- igual fe-
cha, y 10 mas curioso y raro del
case es, que tambien a la misma
bora, con diferencia de minutes.
5Seguira la mata darfdo?....
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Sublime Musica

Noches pasadas hubimos de'es-
cuchar un trio, compuesto de pro-
fesores mexicanos, v~erdaderos
artistas, cada uno en- su instru-
mento: ell senior Enrique Baeza,
f~iautista, ejecuta con maestria V
dulZura; ell senior Isauro Perez,
vlolinista, es una notabilidad in
con- parable en- su ejecuci6n; y ell
senior Jose |. Medina, pianista.
con 81 admirable ejecuci6n Y des-
treza de manos arranca al piano
notas dulcisimas que llegan has
ia ell fondo del alma.
Proximamente daran un con-
cierto y ell p1blico podra apreciar
de su merito.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Separation de EmpIeados de la Conf
sion Argentina lila Panama Pacific
International Exposition por
Razones de Economic

La situacion pecuniaria porque
atraviesa actualmente la conf
sion Argentina, no parece ser de
las mejores, puesto que han sido
Separates de sus empleos tres
de sus miembros.
Uno por termination de con-
trato, que aunque no posefa ell
ingles, por 10 menos era experto
en- la materia. Otro que no era
especialista en- materials alimen-
ticias, Y fnalmcnte ell distingui-
do Ayudante Sr. Arturo Fauzon,
a quien Sc lie separa por razones
de economic (?) no obstante los
m~eritorios S%ervicios prestados,
que lie valieron ell triunfo muy
honrOso de ser designado MEM
bro del jurado de maquinaria,
vice Chairman del mismo Y
mas tarde miembro del Jurado
Superior. Esta distinction lie fue
concedida por ell Presidente de
la Exposition.
Ash vemos pues ell criterio que
Sc ha tenido en- cuenta al hacer
economics.
Deseamos al amigo Fauzon,
que Sc ausente de California pa
ra hacerse cargo de una nueva
cOmisi6n, nuevos Y continuados
triunfos.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
De NJ exico.

Por los 1ltimos vapores ACADIA
de recibir un complete y variado
surtido de articulos meXicanos,
entire los cuales Sc encuentran
los siguientes: GarDanzo de pri-
mera clase, Queso rico de San
Jose del Cabo, Carne SEGA, Pa
mocha en- panes chicos y grandes,
Queso de tuna, Dulce de pitalla,
Chocolate, OreganO Y Frijoles,
varias classes. No hay que olvi-
dar que las mejores tortiIlas he
chas a mano las vende a DIEZ
CENTAVOS LA DOCENA.
A. M. PEREYRA.
797 Broadway, cerca a Powell.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
A Ultima Hora
Mitin Tumultario

Madrid-En Bejar Sc ha efec-
tuaGo un mitin societario que
termin6 tumultuosamente a eau
sa de una disparidad de criterio
entire algunos oradores y los O.
yentes.
Ell escandalo tomo tai incre-
mento que ell representante del
Gobernador civil suspendi6 ell
acto a pesar de las protestas de
sus organizadores.
Sc practicaron luego algunas
detenciones porque un grupo
pretendi6 agredir a los demas
asistentes al mitin.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
ChistoSas.

Aver salt6 las barras que 10
aprisiOnaban, un torete de mu-
chas libras y de agudos cuernos,
cansado del encierro a que Sc lie
tiene confnado en- los corrales
de la secci6n de Ganaderia en-
la Exposition. Gozando de su
temporal libertad, Y corriendo a
TODD correr, Sc entr0 como Pc
drO por Su casa, al edifciO de
Holanda, admirando tapices y
gobelinos, cuadros de pinceles
famosoS, cristaleria de altos pre-
clos, etc, etc. Atraido sin duda
por 10 pintoresco del lugar, Sc
colo por los jardines del edifcio
de California, dirijiendose en- Sc
guida al Palacio de Transportes.
Auui la embistio a cornada linn
pia contra carrOS Y carretas; in
dudablemente tratando de ven
garse de la horrenda esclavitud
a que sus antepasados han esta-
do sumetidos, bajo ell yugo infa-
me del trabajo. Mientras tanto,
era de verse huir despavoridos a
los millareS de visitanteS que lie
naban GALES, plaZaS Y ediflclOs
que recorria ell torete; Orlando
las mujeres, chillando los ninos,
escabuyendose los hombres, y
todos buscando un lugar SECURE
en- donde ponerse a salvo de los
cuernos del bello toro, cuya I'm
da estampa e ilustre abolengo,
lie han traido listones azules y
medallas de ORC en- la presente
Exposition. Fue laZado por dos
vaqueros, cuando Sc deleltaba
en- tomar aqua en- una fuente.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Simpatica Fiesta

Muy simpatica resulto la Yela-
da que un gran grupo de jove-
mes Y caballeros organizaron ell
domingo ppdo. en- la casa de la
simpatica senorita Carmen PaeZ.
La concurrencia fue numerosa y
escogida. SOrprendi6 la luz del
sol del lunes a las parejas que
bailaban una hermOsa DANA,
que SIN duda los traspOrtaba en-
sus ensuenos a un mundo de
complete felicidad.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10

los entreactOs con lindas tOnadas
espanolas 8 invita- al bale a los
cOncurrentes, que lucen Sus ha-
bllidadeS aSl en- vapOrOSO walls
como ell sincopado americana 8
en- la cadenciosa DANA Guiana.
TODD 10 que forma en- conjunto
una de las mayOres atraccIones
de la iona de la Exposition V
constituye un rinconcito de An
dalucia trasplando a las pIavas
de la pintoresca bahia de la Puer-
ia de Orc.
Con que, amados lectores "A
la plaza!" y Vd,, senior de Pila-
des, permitame dejar para ell
pr6ximo n1mero decirle aIgo o
bre ell letrero "Espana'', sobre
81 son galgos 9 81 son podencos V
algos acerca de la exposition de
pinturas espanolas, lque sin ha-
Der sido todavfa, como quien di-
&c, desembaladas y, con toda Sc
guridad del que frma, sin haber
sido colocados tofiavfa en- su ST.
ito con la luz conveniente Y pre-
via la observation necesaria, han
sido va juzgados (me COASTAL
por ell t1amante jurado de la Ex-
posicion acknowledgements por
telepatia.
Cosasas veredes, ell Cid 8 O
Pilades, mas 6 menos autenticos
y emparentado con Estrofo V
Electra, que 'faran fablar las
piedras'.
N. Orestes Guile.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Un Campeon Mexicano

Ell vi6rnes 2 del corriente tuvc
lugar en- ell Dream Land Paw
lion un ''encuentro'' al boXeo,
entire los j6venes Antonio San
doval Ia Joe Herrera y Eddie
Huse, durando en- el IA rounds,
fallando ell juez entablada la pc
lea. Ell joven Sandoval ha he
cho grandes progresses en- csc di-
ficil arte del boXeo en- muy cortC
tempo, pues entire sus camara-
das tiene fama de ser diestro y
habil tanto para dar como parar
los golpes.
Felicitamos a nuestro compa-
triOta.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Los Indios ~Saquearon
Los Mochis

Nogales, Son. Los indios han
saqueado ell poblado de Los Mo-
CHS, en- Sinaloa; los americanos
RESIDENCES en- aquel distrito han
soIicitado protection.
Las tropas de m%aytorena son
incompetentes para refrenar los
desmanes de estos salyajes que
hoy, mas que nunca, han come
lido a~trocidades. va Sc compren-
dera cual es la situaci0n en- que
Sc encuentran los habitantes.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
T~aIabartero de Fama

Nuestro apreciable amigo Sr.
Marcos Aguilar muy conocido en-
la cOlonia mexicana, como una
verdadera notabilidad en- ell la
brado de la baqueta, ultimamen-
tie ha hecho un precioso estam-
pado, en- ell que Sc We un ramo
de flores, sunombre y un letrero
que dice; Exposition, San
Francisco, Cal. 1915"
Este precioso cuadro, sera ex-
hibido en- la Exposition en- uno
de los departamentos de Indus
triaS Varias.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
FL Catorce de Julio

Los distinguidos caballeros j.
M, Andrieu Y Raphael WE'LL, d.
rector y p~residente de las fiestas
con que la Colonia francesa cele-
bra ell 1860 aniversario de la fe-
cha mas gloriosa que registra la
historic republican, de Francia,
la toma de la Bastilla; Sc han
servido invitarnos para asistir a
la velada que daran en- ell Civic
Auditorium ell IA del mes actual.
Sc prepare un muy interesan-
tie programa p~atriotico.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
-Orquesta

Sc ha organizado un cuadro de
orquesta para bales y otros que
haceres a~nalogos, por profesores
m%eXicanos COMPLETENESS.
Para informaciones dirfjanse a
La Cr0ni6a."
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Pesquiza

Toda noticia que Sc nos pro-
porcione indieandonos donde Sc
encuentra ell Sr. Rosario Coma
lez, Sc agradecera debidamente.
Sc desea saber su Residential pa
ra ell arreglo de asuntos de ia
milia. Las informaciones diri-
janse a 1858 Powell st. a cargo
de LA Cr6nica."
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
PaSeo de Campo
DOMINGO 10 DE JULIO

Los azares de la existencia han
arrojado la barca de nuestra vida
hacia estas playas, muy lejos de
nuestros patrios lares.
Ell CLUB AZTECA invita- con
ell mayor respeto a todos ~nuestros
hermanos mexicanos a un paseo
de campo, en- ell hermosisimo
Parque en- San Lorenzo, Calf.
Para mayor comodidad t0mese
los vapores S. P. enel Ferry y ell
tren para Berkeley hasta la
primera estaci6n de la Gale 16.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
De

Sc encuentran en- esta Y Sc a.
lojan en- ell elegante Hotel Richie
lieu, los senores Francisco Sal
verrla L., su espos y Nogario
Salverria.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Nacimiento

Ell II del presente naci6 Lily.
Felicitamos al Sr. Eduardo Ray
gada y esposa por ell aconteci-
miaptO
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Onomasti

La Srita. Aida Rodriguez, cum
PHO amos el 4 del presente. Con
csc motive Sc organize un entire
tenimiento en- SUI domieilio.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
Atencion.

La ofcina de La Cronica'
siempre estara alberta desde las
s a.. m. a las 9 p. m. en- los dias
de trabajo Y los festivos de 10 a.
m. a 3. p. m.
La croÌnica. (San Francisco, Calif.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-10
FL Banrn Hurular Sunazt.
No. 2 COLUMBUS AVE

No. z COLUMBUS AVE.
Pasara interes a raz6n de cuatro pr ciento annual
Obre dep6sftos de ahonos. y por el semesne que termi
no el 80 de JUNO pr6ximo pasado.
5 Los pages Sc haran desde el pnmero de Julio en-
adelante. Dep6sitos que Sc hasan hasta Ell IS de Julio
actual. sanaran interes desde el pnmero del mismo.
j. +. FUGAZI. Pie.
+. n. BELGRANO, Vice-Pte.