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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
FISH MARKET WILL
STAY WHERE IT IS
Lively Discussions Over Plans
To Place 1t Under Roof Of
Other Building
IMPROVEMENT SCHEM

The life of the city fish market has
been saved.
The frame shed extending the
length of the north side of the city
dock and for years used for that pur-
pose will be continued, in accordance
with the final action taken by the
members of the City Council, at their
monthly meeting last night. Some
thing like two hours of the meeting,
which began at the usual hour, 8
O'clock, and extended until l a. m,
was taken up with a hashed and re-
hashed discussion Of the proposed pro-
posal of the building. and having the
fish stalls established in the market
house building proper. But the propo-
sition was finally voted down. Favor
ing doing away with the building en-
tirely and beautifying that section OF
the Market Square in some way were
Mayor Levy, Aldermen Taylor and
Russell. The opponents were Coun-
selor Rullman, Aldermen Parkinson,
Smith. Wells, McCready. Stevens, and
Adams.
The long discussion was precipitated
when the market house committee
filed a report to the effect that John
H. Bright had submitted a bid for
necessary repairs to the coffee house
at one end of the market stalls, ara
which the committee was ready 10 ac-
cept it, 1t was known that his was
simply leader to repairs, which must
be made in the near future TO he fish
market proper, by laying concrete
flooring and placing it in thoroughly
sanitary condition. The question of
doing away with this market was first
advocated by Alderman Taylor, of the
First Ward, who. some time ago Of
fered an order calling for The drafting
of an ordinance for the disposal of the
market. In the meantime, however,
bids were asked for the Improvements
to the coffee house, which has fast
reached a dilapidated condition, aid
then to take up the other repairs later
on.
Practically all of the stall renters
in the fish market were opposed to any
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
W., B. & A. PAYS $668.71
FRANCHISE TAX TO CITY

Six hundred and seventy-one dollars
and So cents was the amount of money
which the Washington. Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railways Company
paid over to the city as a franchise
tax for the quarter ending on Septem-
Der 80, last, for the operation of its
trolley cars over the streets of the
city The tax is for the quarter run
ming from July / to September 30. and
the amount is among the largest the
company has ever paid to the city.
In submitting its check for the
above sum, the company also sets
forth the number of adults and chill
dren conveyed as passengers over the
line during the three months as fol-
lows:
July. adults, 1876: children, BAT;
August, adults. 1883; children. 3S1 I;
September, adults. 52.75S; children,
374. The per capita tax on adult pas
sengers is O045 for adults, making a
total of $66S.71; and children. .O027. or
$29S, making a grand total OF $669. II
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
COUNCIL DISCUSSES
MUFFLING SIREN

At the meeting of the City Council
last night steps were taken toward
muffling some of the superfuods sound
that is sent forth from the siren at
No. 2 Independent Fire Company s
old firequarters. The sound of the
siren can be heard at Camp Parole,
and is said to be distracting to resi-
dents on Duke of Gloucester street
near the fire department, some wcn,-
en- pnd childrea suffering from shock
because Of same.
The matter of placing muffler over
the siren in order to subdue the snind
was discussed at last nights co-Ecil
meeting. but no definite action toward
:his end was taken.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
Commission FOR
REVISING CHARTER
NAMED BY MAYOR
Lawyers, Business Men, Medical
Fraternity, And Real Estate
On Body, Which Includes
Three Candidates Ali
TO DEVISE MEANS FOR
ADDITIONAL REVENUE

Annapolis now has a Charter Com
who were appointed by Mayor John ].
Levy at last nights regular meeting
of the City Coucil, and its functions
will be TO act I'm conjunction with the
members OF the Council in consider
ing the revision OF the city charter and
drafting amendments principally to
meet extraordinary financial condi.
tions with which the city is now con
fronted.
The complement OF this commission
Is published elsewhere in the columns
of the Capital today The selections
made indicate that the Mayor gave
careful consideration to the matter.
Also, as has hitherto been indicated,
il had been planned by the Mayor that
the Commission should have a mem
bership of s or 10: some persons
Thought he would select a greater
number than that, probably as many
as 20 However. Mayor Levy regard
ed 10. which is the same numerical
complement of the City Council. as
sufficient to handle the situation that
confrOnts them.
The Mayor was empowered to name
this commission under an order pass
ed by the Council several months ago,
and in making his selections ii will be
noted that he saw to it too that prac-
tically every interest of the city Is
represented For instance, Major
Riley and States Attorney Nicholas II
Green were chosen on behalf of the
legal fraternity: l.. Dorsey Gassaway
is a banker; DIR. Walton II. Hopkins,
Of the Medical fraternity; j. Clayton
Brewer, is a real estate man; former
Mayor James +. Strange. Frank Stro-
meyer, and +. Roland Brown, repre-
senting the business interests: and
William L. Marcy, a well-known citi-
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
WILSON RESTLESS
LAST NIGHT BUT
IS DETER TODAY


Washington. ID. C.s Get. li.-Presi-
dent Wilson's conditfoR was general
ly good today. altheagh he did not
have restful nights according to a
bulletin issued ~ hi5 physicians this
morning.
The bulletin ISSUED, at 1915 fol-
lows:
The President did; not have rest
full night last night. his restlessness
was caused by the! swelling of the
prostate gland, condition from
which he has suffered II the past and
which has Teen agqayased more OF
less ly lying in led. afFis general con
dition, however, is IqDd As no,ed
yesterday his tempe4atnre. pulse. re-
spiration, heart aoti6n and blood
pressure are normahH
DR.. Grayson said that the swelling
of the PROSTATE gland was quite com
mon and no importaacs was to be at
tached to it. It is expected that Dr
Grayson. will. however. call in spe-
cialist in order tlp6t the President
may te made mora comfortable.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
LIEUT.. COMDR. OWENS
CASE ON TRIAL TO-DAY
BEFORE COURT-MARTIAL
Follows Lieut. Colonel Williams lin
Facing Charges Growing Out OF
Automobile Ride

The court martial which was in ses-
sion at the Naval Academy all of
last week for the case of Lieut.. Col.
Richard p. Williams, u. S. Marine
Corps, re-convened this morning and
proceeded with the trial of the case
against Lieut. Com. W. ID. Owens. u.
S. Navy medical corps. on charges
growing out of automobile ride on the
Baltimore-Annapolis boulevard on
Sept s, 1919.
The composition of the court Is the
same that sat in Lieutenant Colonel
Williams case, the members being the
following:
Rear-Admiral Richard II. Jackson,
president; Capt. James G. Fields, med
ical corps; Capt. Theodore W. Rich
ards, medical corps; Capt Dudley N
Carpenter,medical corps; Capt. Amos
Bronson, Jr., U. S. NJ; Capt Thomas
l.. Johnson, u. S. N; Col Harry Lee
u. S. Marine Corps; Lieut-Col. Har-
old C. Snyder Marine Corps; Lieut.,
Col. John w. Wadleigh. Marine Corps
Lieut.-Col. Charles B. Taylor, u. s..
Marine Corps, is the judge advocate.
and the counsel for the defense is
Ridgely P. Melvin, of Annapolis, with
Commander C. r. Hyatt, u. S. Navy,
as military counsel
The trial was practically concluded
today, the afternoon session being
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
DIR. SMITH TO ADDRESS
LOCAL CHAPTER D. A. r

At its annual meeting on Monday
next, October 20, the Peggy Stewart
Tea Party Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution will hear an adj
dress by Dr. c. Alphonso Smith. who
has been invited by the chapter to give
the first of a series on the Constitution
of the United States.
DR.. Smiths address will be delivered
at o'clock after the business meet
ing at 3 o'clock at the home of the
Vice-Regent, Mrs. ID. M. Garrison,
Porter Row. Naval Academy.
Other well-known men of letters in
Annapolis will be asked to discuss
certain phases of the constitution at
various chapter meetings to be held
during the coming winter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
Continued on Page Three.)
CABINET BUSY OVER
SUGAR SHORTAGE

washington, y. G., Oct. Tl.-The
general strike situation over the coun
try. the threatened strike o. bitumin
ous coal miners and operators and
IN sugar shortage were the questions
which occupied the cabinet at their
regular Tuesday meeting.
1t is said that Secretary Wilson will
take measures to prevent the strike of
the bituminous coal miners if negotia
intos between the miners and opera
tors are without result
The Department of Agriculture was
charged with measures Tor the relief
of the sugar shortage and Secretary
Houston will issue 4 statement on the
subject in the near future.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
CALEB c. MAGKUDER
CONTINUES. no IMPROVE

The condition ofCaleb c. Magruder,
Clerk of the >MarNlagd Court of APP
peals. and democratic candidate for
reelection TO thatgOf.ioe, continues 10
improve according 20 information
given to his friends slere in, the city.
Mr. Magruder has | cen i'll for the
past three weeks ri, kidney trouble.
For two weeks al}e has been under
treatment at Ani1Holss Emergency hos
has improved to sflcs an extent that
he is now planning a two weeks trip
to Atlantic City fos s rest Mrs. Ma
s rnder has Teen constantly in attend
ance upon her hiEsbgnd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
THIEF ENTERS ROOMS
OF COLORED w. c. G.

Some one unknown to the secretary
or those in charge of the colored War
Camp Community Service. headquart-
ers on Calvert street. entered the
rooms sometime Sunday night and ex-
tracted from the money drawer ne
sum OF $500
So far there is no clge to the thief
II is believed by those in charge of the
w. G. c. S. colored headquarters that
the miscreant was some one familiar
with the rooms and knew where the
money is kept. No arrests have been
made
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
MAYOR LEVY NAMES
MEN FOR CHARTER
CoMMIs4foN

Here is the lii 81 business
and professional: Ran of the
city. who weres. Eamei last
night by Mayor dohn J. Levy,
at the meeting 'os the City
Council. as the cay Charter
Commission, wslose duties
it will be, acting in con
junction with tha roaacil, 10
draft amendments 10 the city
charter whereby Eraater reve-
nue. may be brought into the
City Treasury. Through laSses
from different Sources during
the last few years.
Major Hugh + Riley. DR..
Walton II. HopkiAss Frank w.
Stronger, Nicholas IL. Green,
l.. Dorsey GassaEQy. former
Mayor James r. esanga. JOS
eph NJ. Armstrong. j. Clayton
Brewer, William &. Marcy, and
T. Roland Brown;
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
HARVARD DINNER POST
PONED TILL THURSDAY

The dinner to have been given to-
morrow evening at Carvel Hall by the
Harvard Club of Annapolis. has been
postponed until Thursday evening in
stead.
The dinner will be served at Car
vel Hall and the principal after-dinner
speaker is to be Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy Franklin d. Roosevelt.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
Sudden Death Oh. Cid Confederate

John Cone, an efd.: Confederate SOL
Idier. whose storie6 sfl the Civil War
incidents have entsrlained and anus
ed many in the seskan of the county
where he lived. bStween Earleigh
Heights and the SeEevn. dropped dead
at his home on E.iday morning last
about 5 O'Clock 8
He was well and favorably known
in this section Of e county where
he had lived for nsny years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
F MAKE DIRECT
'1N|PLA|NT ABOUT
! '3}ID GAS TO P.S. c.
Council To Seek Date For
E.,,;nq. And Call On Con-
-.rs To Aid In Explaining
E..5;tions Existing Here
~prrCT COUNSELOR
m ARRANGE HEARING

mined TO get at the bottom OF
..,bJe whereby the Annapolis
rtlities Company is furnish
ab \ poor quality, as we'll as
4 ..so,ie supply, Of gas to the con-
n aud about Annapolis, the
4 ranrl decided to take the mat
!. arectly with the Public Service
Ir.son instead of carrying on
n,thcr correspondence with the
a. has marked their efforts in
p1
r.. question was broached at last
~ regular monthly meeting of
rwnci. and brought forth pro-
discussion among the city
8 That the Service Commission
-perfect farce was among the
.sa,ons made by Alderman John
|fsyl0r In course OF the discussions.
|Feds Of complaint have been
/ \ with the city Council IN the
rses as we'll as with officials of
Mbllc Utilities Company, but ap-
a,ly with but little satisfaction
about three months ago, the Bubble
rre Commission was appealed to
/, letter written by City Counselor
.rre f Rullman. but the only reply
j that the Utilities Company was
.sg everything possible. such as the
salatlon Of new equipment at the
/. plant Of The company. but it is
serted that no improvement has
IN noted and that If anything. con-
ions are booming worse all the
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
LIVING COSTS ARE
FALLING SOMEWHAT
Try The Associated Pressl

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. li.-Iiving
costs will fall some. Attorney-Generai
Thomas predicted today in an inter-
view.
prices have dropped in all parts
of the country" he said. Il am sur
prlsed that the same condition does
rot prevail here, but 1t will come.
Throughout the IT, S. the cost o. foods
has fallen almost 25 per cent. Reef
on the hoof has come down so low in
some localities that the producers are
protesting The campaign in Penn
sylvania will have some effect
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14

Fer Traffic Regulations

1t looks as though the city will
eventually adopt ordinances amend
ing the code relative to traffic, by pro
vidng measures for the parking of
automobiles and other vehicles on the
northwest side of Main street. from
Francis street to Church Circle; slso
one making a one-way circuit of We
hicles around Church Circle To enter
West street, This was instan2ad n
ordinances drafted by Counselor RuIl-
man and read before the Council. tut
subsequently referred back to the
committee or bylaws ana ordinances
for further consideration. In short
~. pr lostd ordinanc 2s provide ;aat
vehicles coming out of Franklin street.
South, Gloucester and School streets
(COntinued on Page Three
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
Fire Wood!

Place your order for your winter
fire wood now. Direct from the farm.
p. Y. X HOWAT,
Phone 1924 F-6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
For Rent

81 East Street, near Prince George,
small 4-room house; $500 per month.
APPLY
A. J. SCALA, 35 MARYLAND AVE.
ole
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
MAY HAVE A NEW
LAW FOR PARKING
Ordinances Drafted BY Coun-
selor Rullman. Carry Provis-
ions Affecting Main St.
FOR ONE WAY CIRCUIT

Among other matters that went
through the "mill' of routine by the
City Council at the monthly meeting
last night was the following:
motion made by Alderman Smith
that the macadamized surfacihg Of
Franklin street from Church Circle to
Cathedral street. be removed until
provision is made later on for its re-
surfacing, was lost by a vote OF 10 6,
the preponderence of feeling being,
that although the thorouGhfare is now
in a horribly rough condition due to
the "buckling" Of the pitch and CON
crete. TO clear this away to the former
cobble stone paving would hardly he
a remedial measure for such condi-
tions.
The usual appropriation of $3.50 %
City Commissioner Vansan, for street
cleaning purposes daring the month
of November was o!ferel and adopted
New Dress For Fire Quarters
George r. Basil, City Fire Marshall,
filed his usual report in which. among
other things. he states that the quart
ers of the Water Witch Hook and Lad
der Company, the Independent Fire
Company. and the Rescue Hose Com
pany, have been recently repanted
and otherwise improved, and are now
in good condition.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14

Every precaution may be exercised in a Dairy Farm to-
prevent infection Frequent and thorough
be made to detect the germs Of tuberculosis other kindred
diseases in the herd and yetone tubercune passing
unnoced becoming infected between examinations may
endanger the lives of hundreds The PASTEURIZATION
process used EXCLUSIVELY by the Snes Dairy of all
dairies in Annapolis absolutely destroys all harmful
and renders its products ABSOLUTELY SAFE The most
delicate child will benefit by its
Should medical advice be factor we rest our case with
any member OF the medical profession in Annapolis
SNESIL DAIRY
n. Aanaphs Representative
MILK-PaSfeu,1Sed
Phone 72j-M 1O4 WEST STREET
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14
Cloudy

Cloudy probably tonight
and Wednesday; some
what warmer tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14

CONTINUED on Page Fourl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14

.,;,ted Press Dis
..s of late news at
md abroad are pub
S'sed in The Capital.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-10-14

Continued on Page Four)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-21

Levanta uSted la vista clamandO
Italia, hilrdnado q Russia que sc
descosc, ddndo an doble pcsDunte
a Inglaterra para que no sueltc
por Irlanda, poni6ndolc an cntrc-
dos a Serbia y dbricndo mos ola
les a Austrla-Hungr1a que necesi-
ia, tambien unos ribcteS para que
no Sc dcscOsa.
La PequeNa Mccdnica Sui:d me
hace suponer que allf trabaja al
guna nina compatriota de CUTLER
mo Tell y que es aficionada 4 com
poner relojes y paraguas. Hay
un VERDUM cuya NJ esta pidien
do un bombardeo que lie tumbe una
pata Y la convierta en- una n. que
es 10 correcto. Durante cuatrO
amos ha sido escrito, casi a diario,
el nombre de la her0ica ciudad del
Mosa y aun hay gente que no sa-
be eScribirlO.
III Bdsdr San Antonio de- AntO-
}io Anton, tiene un nombre quees
una redundancia y me recuerda a
un catalan que decla que con SUI
idioma el era pollglota y que po-
dia hablar hasta el chino, ponien
30 los siguientes ejemplos: 6Quin
tmte te tinta Anton? Com cue no
tjAch sang finch sonn. Con ESQ
de los idiomas hay que tener cuida
do; cierto italiano entr6 a un ca
fe, en- Madrid, con 'objeto de desa-
}unarse Y al traerle el mozo el
liquido, con media tostada de aba
jo, bautiz6 con el al cliente porque
este lie dijo: Bmro.. Ell mozo to-
10 por un insult ola palabra q. el
infeliz italiano habfa empleado,
N SUI idioma, para pedir mante-
quilla.
Los inspectores municipales de-
ben proseguir la tarea de pur;ticar
q idloma y emprenderla con los
rritos que circular por las ca
les de la ciudad, pretendiendo
illitar, aunque de un modo gro
tesco, acorazados, pintados con
colores chillOnes y conteniendo en-
su bodega algdn insignificante he
lado. (No me atreyo asegurar
que ell artlculo sea inofensivo).
Lo curioso de ese material To-
date es la inscription que suelen
.evar con letras irregulares, in
seguras, desiguales, torcidas y pa
Irccidas a jeroglificos, q, ell un cas-
tellano fer6z indican el contenido
del aparato Ell csta forma: Ii
SENSIA NO, siguen unos palotes
expresando ell n1mero de la Licen-
cia.) CON CEVADA. ELADO
En- PAQETE, (icuanto horrorD
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-21
Sobre R0tulos y otros Excesos.

al cielo misericordia Y al bajar
J los ojos 10 embiste otro carrito
que dice: Ell FANTASIA RE.
FRIGERADO. FL dueiio de csc
carrito no conoce, seguramente, la
opera de Wagner Der Fliegendc
HoUander, nj el tragico fual de
los amoreS de Senta con ell Holan
dGs; pero ha yisto la pellcula que
; fue exhibida, no hace mucho, en-
los cines de la ciudad y como ell
carrito tenla la forma de barco
decide llamarlo, simplemente, Ell
FANTASIA y para poner d este
lie acuerdO con la mercancia, 10 re-
frigero. i'm fantasma refrigera-
do. Ell case es digno de estudio
por los aficionados las cicncias
ps1quicas. Los amigos Ponte Y
Ncgr0n Flores dcbieran explicar-
nos como Sc podra refrigerar un
fantasma.
Como un desprop0sito citare el
nombre de una guagua que orgu-
llosamente sc llama "La Reina de
los Mares" y 81 este nombre no
lhace referencia a Inglaterra hay
que suponer q. es un vehlculo ma
iitimo y no terrcstre como rarece
estar destinado.
81 asl hablamos Y escribimos ell
idiOma depues de cuatro siglos de
3lonizaci0n como 10 haremos con
el ingles?. Me horrorizo pensan-
toAo escribiran Y pronunciaran
lgunos palabras como III Obispo.
! q Iglcsia, etc.
Con frecuencia voy d las ofci-
las del CorreO a adQuirir giros
postalcs -casi nunca a cobl'arlos
por desgracia- y raras veces he
podido usar con 6Xito las plumas
ALI eNistentes. La Ultima vez
Gamble cuatro calamos y inada :,
cada uno era peor que el otro.
Desesperado de estar ALI hacienda
Ipalotes como ell la tierna infancia,
tan lejana va, Sc me ocurrio es-
cribir con la pluma al reves.
Iy lomo hacia abajo Y ioh,
sorpresa grata. la plum, CO.
rrio vel0z como autom0vil por las
GALES de San Juan. lie recomien
do el procedimiento a los que con-
curren al Post Office con igual
proposito y les ruego que me ayu-
den a investigar la soluci0n del
problema que inmediatamentc for
mule: Z Habra que entender al re.
YES las cosas del Gobierno para
que salgan bien?
DE usted, muy atentamerte,
DIR. BERZELIUS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-21
ES BUEN ANUNCTO.
COMODIDAD
EVITA LNCENDTOS.


possible levar
Verdad edcos estan pero
!quien las plas durapte
rOmpctidOps serviraD Sal parOGuian0s1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-21

popO negocO veHder los
mertos
para
echo venddO
panas de la a pude ctarse
necesario utildad de la electrica
DECOIIGHT iCuales seran las venaaa les ndueon
Ia nanta2
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-21
Sr. Director de
Ell IMPARCIAL,
Ciudad.

Seflor:
Por causa de suspension de pa
gos, por quiebra completa, como
consecuencia de la campaila sani-
taria emprendida por Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, morcs coTigendo, han de-
saparecido de la ciudad, casi en- to
talidad, aquellos rotulos que cons
titufan un verdaderO escarnio de
ell idioma. Sc fueron-y quiera
Dios que sea para no volyer.- Ell
Reformado MoUimiento, La Refor
mada EsperansG, La Refcrmado
ArecibeHa, E5 Retormado Lirio
(?), La ReformadG Providencia
CD, LG ReformadG Econdmuca,
San Juan Despierto, Tupinamba
cafe, No te Tires Catetin(;:!D
Et Mete Oro (nombre que inspira
muchas dudas acerca de sU signi-
ficado, ,El Poetic Dulce (pocito
y Dulce? (iya entiendoD Quedan
todavla unos pocos, tales como El
RccreO de la MesetG de antonio
G0ASdIeS y no puedO comprender
como p0dra recrearse la nleseta
del seHor Gonzalez; Ell RefDrmad0
i cnEco AStitTlG1l0 de Domingo
AOdrigaes. sin coma a coutinua-
cion de la palabra Asturiara', por
10 q. hemos de entender q don Do
amigo ayanzo la asturiana; pc
10 tuNO que reformar ell avance al
I!egar a la Inca de Hindemburg =;
L0 Dejonsa de Quintaaa ono sa-
bemos como Sc defendera este Sc
noIj ;La Gran ParadG de j. A. RG
mos (iDiablos y "a. gran paradise
"a esa?; Nueco Belgica, Fonda,
que convierte a Belgica en- macho
Siendo hembra; El Siempre ViUO,
ynbre estrafalariO de un taller
a. ~votura para damas y danlitas ;
- quo y@bitd AGhtecGdO; I'll Di-
,ls1mdtioO, taller de cOstura. Este
non.bre no me parece desacertado
va que los diplomaticos, ell toda
epOca, y ahora mas que nunca,
Inanejan de continue las tijeras,
hacen zurcidos, PECAN aplicacio-
nes, dan puntadas y hacen remien
dos que es un contento. Y necesi-
tan un buen surtido de disfraces
para sus comedias diplomaticas
y 10 mejor es tencr a la mano una
cOsturera. En- cstos momentOs,
Ell Europa, estan aplicando la ii
jera a Alemania dNddiend0 a Fran
cia, Surciendo a Polonia, desco-
8iendo a Turqufa, rcmcndGndo Il
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-21
SAN JUAN SANTURCE LINE. Inc.

Juna de Directories por presente
general exraornara de acconistas que debera
ugar los altos del uee No e. ell sabado da Fl del
entrante Juno las dez de la maana, ell fin de
esover mas respecto la continuation de los
negocios dsouci6n de Compaia que as consi
dera legado ell case.
San Juan, P. R., Mayo 20 de 1919
Ell Secretarie
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