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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

Face un total de 49,. $1,137.31
In numele societatii ,.Nicolac
Fihpescu"' din Madison, III.
Eremie Berghia, SET controlor
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

prisoners were filling up the trenches
when / was there" he SAID ana
American tractors by the hundreds
were working over the former battle
fields"
The speaking was 10 have taken place
at the Experimental Farm, but owing
10 tile wet grounds IL was decided 10
change. holding the meeting in inc
meeting in the auditorium Of Wolie
Hall
Hundreds OF down-State Changers
were prevented from attending by the
washout on the Delaware railroad.
Among those present at the field day
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William p. Peach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse JOshen, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Hervey Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. john
Bracken. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brackcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woodward. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Snyder and Mr. and Mrs.
William Mccoy: Mrs Mary Eastburn
and Miss Blodgett. home dcmonstra-
ton agent. and Richard Buckingham,
John Niven, Warren Finn, Joseph Nil
chell. Howard Mitchell. Leslie Derrick
son. 4. F. Klair. Norman klair, Abra-
ham Armour. Phillip r. Pierson, George
snyder. r. Gilpin Buckingham. y. g.
Buckingham. Isaac Richards, Edward
Richards. Edward Martin. r. y. Bause-
man county demonstration agent; and
Professors VI. o. Pence, C.. 4. McGue
and Arthur Grantham, Of Delaware Col
lcge.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

sharp. One was lrreslstibly benevo-
lent, the other Irrcslst!bly rigid. His
Holiness himself emphasized the dis
tlncllou.r
Among the bodies accepting the invi-
tailon extended by the deputatlon were
the governing synod OF the Greek
Church. the orthodox church synods
OF Turkey. Bulgaria. Rumanla, Serbia,
Egypt. Abysslnla and Palestine, the
Church OF Sweden and the Church OF
Norway. The Church OF England had
previously agreed to participate in the
conference.
The members OF the deputatlon
recommend a preliminary meeting for
organizing and arranging for the con-
ference TO be held at The Hague as
soon as possible after an opportunity
has been given TO the churches OF
Russia and Germany to appoint repre-
sentatives"
The commission has been notified of
proposed participation in the confer
ence by many other church bodies In
an parts OF the world Among the
American church which will send dele
gates are the Protestant Episcopal,
Baplltt. Congregational. Methodist
Presbyterian, Friends and Moravian.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
MANY CHURCHES CHURCHES TO TO
ASSIST UNITY PLAN
Europe, Asia Minor and
Africa Will Take Part in
Conference

BOSTON. Aug. i5.-Acceptance by
many church eommunlons in Europe.
Asia Minor and Africa OF invitations TO
participate IN the proposed World Con
ference on Faith and order was an
nounced last night In the report OF the
deputation appointed by the World
conference Commission 10 visit Europe
and the Near East The report was
made public at the ofiice in this city
OF Robert H. Gardiner Of Gardiner,
Me, secretary Of the commission.
Bishop Charles p. Anderson Of Chi
cago. president OF the commission.
headed the deputation The other mem
bers were Bishop Boyd Vincent OF
Southern Ohio: Bishop Reginald II.
Weller. Of Fond du Lac: the Rev Or.
Edward l.. Parsons OF Berkeley, Calf.
and The Rev Dr B. Talbot Rogers, of
Racine. Wis. All are clergymen OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church.
The deputation visited Athens. Smyr-
ma, Conslantnople. SOFIA. Bucharest
Belgrade and Rome. In addition Bsh-
Op Weller and nr. Rogers visited Alex
andria Cairo, Jerusalem and Damas-
Gus. and the other members visited
Paris. London, Bergen. Chrisliana and
Stockholm.
In commenting on the refusal Of the
Pope 10 appoint delegates 10 The con
ference as previously cgbled 90 this
county on the ground that world
church unity should be achieved by
other churches returning 90 the Cath
Ollie Church. the report says,
"The Pope received ms most cordial
~. The contrast between his personal
attitude toward MS and his Official at
liludc toward the conference was very
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
ELKT0N BOY FLIES
ON MEXICAN BORDER

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Md. Aug. i5-Lieutensnt
Howard. Jr. son Of Dr. and Mrs How
ard Bratton. Of Elkton. has been trans
ferred from the Ellington Flying Field,
where he has been instructor i'm aer-
onauiics. 10 Fort Bliss. II Paso, Texas.
and attached 70 the aero-squadron, for
patrol duty along the border.
At a recent meeting of the Patriotic
Literary Club held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Clay So was donated
TO the Union Hospital. 30 be used for
the proposed maternity annex
Robert Ferguson. Of the First district
announces himself as candidate on
The Democratic ticket. for the house OF
delegates and s. wills Lushy, Of the
same district. is a candidate for judge
Of the Orphans Court, also on the DEM
ocratic ticket.
The Cecil County Board Of Education
have made the following teacher ap-
poiniments
Miss Laura 4. Price. assistant, Rising
sun school, sixth district
Miss Maude ~ Reynolds. principal
Oak Grove school, Sixth district.
Mrs Mary Boland, assistant. North
East school. Fifth district
Miss Lena Miller. principal, Chapel
school, Sixth district.
Miss Alice Hutton. principal, Pivot
school. Second district
Miss Carmen Price, principal. Pleas
ant Hill school. Third district ,
Miss Aurora Rankin. principal, Hart's
school, Fifth district.
Miss Grace GOdboy. principal, Oak
wood school. Eighth district.
Mrs. Goodwin Terry. principal, Butler
school. Ninth district.
Miss Mary Fulton. principal, Love
Run school. Sixth district.
Miss Rhoda White. Zion school, Ninth
district
Miss Florence Scott, principal, Leeds
school. Third district.
Philip r. Bond OF Port Deposit spent
Thursday in Elkton
Miss Gladys Tatem NJ Collingswood,
y. j., is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
Pc ter
LEARNS MOTHERS VALUE
By THE STORY LADY.

Mama Ma-msh Make Peter leave
our playhouse alonew
This was from Patty and as no
sound came from the house Peter
pushed over a box that formed part
OF the wall OF The house the twins
were building.
The twins waited for no more but
with wild howls flung themselves on
Peter. Il was Peters turn to yell FOR
help and he lost no time.
MAMA, you make these kids ieggo
my hair. never done nOthin TO
their OF house ouch Mama !"
As there wss still no sound from
the house they stopped nghtins and
went 10 see about IL. Generally, their
fight brought Mama TO the scene at
once.
Where's Mama" they demanded OF
Jane who was busting.
Il don't know but / just have the
baby asleep and II YOU wake him there
viii be trouble
The children tip-ioed through the
house and no trace OF Mama could
they find so they sought Norah IN inc
Kitchen.
Il don't know" said Norah sourly
IN answer TO their question, 'put cA-
pcct she's run Of. ! would IL had
three Kids that cut up like you Kids
do. Why I knew a woman onct mat
run off and lef, three Kids and after a
while their dad got tired OF taken
care Of 'cm and got 'em a slep-ma ana
she sure made 'cm toe the mark. some
one seen the woman a long time after
and asked her what made her do H.
She said that the Kids Just fought SO
much that she had TO get out or 20
crazy"
The children went quietly out on
tho porch and sat side by side IN ihe
swing. They were too scared TO even
cry.
They burst into wild sobs. however
when Mama appeared about hve MIN
ules later. and shc had hard WORK
explaining 10 them that she had Deen
90 call on q sick neighbor-
MAMA" said prissy. husgng her
I'm she almost checked her, would
YOU run OF an leave US even II we
were lust awful bad?'
OF cousse not" said Mama
But Peter shook his head soberly.
Lets not give her chance. KIDS
II lust ihinkin she was gone was 90
bad what would it be like II she real
ly was 10 go?"
HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
MUCH MUCH KENT KENT FRUIT FRUIT
TORN FROM TREES
Growers Report Heavy
Losses as Result of Wed.
nesday Storm
BAY SHORE FOLK
CAUGHT IN FLOOD
pecIal 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del, Aug. i5.-Kent county Is
cleaning up after the storm damage
OF Wednesday.
At kits Hammock the wind and high
tides caused the many teniers TO be-
come alarmed, as by the noon hour
the tides had broken over the beach
and had burrOwed a complete ditch be-
tween two cottages owned by DR.. c. A.
Burton and DR.. w n. Burton, OF this
town. causing the water from the bay
10 flood the marsh For full mile the
water was knee deep and ingress and
egress 10 the Hammock was made with
some difficulty.
Several OF the tenters who had gone
10 the Hammock the first Of the week
for week and two weeks stay, be-
came frightened and sent for convey
ances 10 bring them back 10 Dover.
A fishing party from Cape May were
driven by the winds across 10 the Ham
mock. where they landed in safety and
remained until the winds subsided.
AZ Leipsic the water overflowed the
wharf for a while. but subsided when
the wind changed.
Al Little Creek ne water rose 90
considerable height.
Al over Kent county The winds play
ed havoc with peaches and apples. beat
ing thousands OF baskets 10 the ground.
Corn in many places was also badly
damaged and tomato patches hard hit.
In Dover many branches were blown
from frcog and I'm two or three cases
trees blown over. tearing down the cleo
trio light Ayires, putting the lights in
homes and on The streets In some SEQ
tions OF the town entirely out OF com
mission.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

William d. Bration
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua NJ Ash are mo-
toring through New England
p. Lockwood Day Of Wilmington Is
spending this week with Mr. and Mrs
William H. Sprinkle.
Miss Elizabeth Sparklin is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Howell at Charlestown
Nd.
j. l.. Caulneld n Elk Neck, was an
Elkton visitor yesterday.
Philip " King. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel n King, returned from over
seas duty 10 his home in Elkton this
week
Lieutenant Commander jefferson
Davis Smith. United States Navy, has
been visiting his family in Elkton.
Mrs. Pierce Alrich Of Wilmington ls
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
nv GRANNY.

Dear Boys and Girls Of Wilmington:
When I was a little girl we Lad no
wonderful toys like yours today.
And so we made our own games-and
had the most FUN.
One Of our best plays was the
shadow game-thc one we played az
night Just before we went TO sleep and
mother took the light away.
We played il with the shadows our
hands and singers made on the white
wall beside our little beds Mother
showed us how 10 twist our fingers so
that the shadows made funny pictures
Of birds, animals and men-and every
thing.
There is no need for a strong light 10
play this game. A lamp or a candle is
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
ENrnRCE REsTAuRANT INV.

HARRISBURG, Aug. 45.-rhe Harris
burg Health Department has started an
Investigation OF all restaurants here TO
enforce The new law requiring physi-
cal examination Of an employees FOR
communicable diseases.
The action followed the arrest OF a
waitress In one of the local eating
places who is suffering from a incur
able malady This Is the first whole
sale probe in the state under ulis
statute
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

as good as the electric light All you
need 10 do is 20 keep your hands be
tween the light from The lamp and the
white wall where you want 10 make
The shadow II the wall is dark hang
up a big handkerchief or a sheet on
which 10 make the shadow.
You can make all kinds Of shadow
pictures for yourself-but look at the
picture and tn show YOU how TO hold
your hands so as 10 put two funny ami
mails in your shadow zoo or circus.
No is The funny old goat-and No.
is your friend, the elephant, who has
SUCH an appetite for peanuts
Tomorrow nm show you two new
shadow friends
Good night Sleep tlght.
GRANNY.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
eac MAnrAN ALMONps. e9c.

Special Weekend Candy. MAI tau
Chocolate Covered Almonds, double
dipped. from the famous Guih Choco-
late Company. Special 69c. the pound
box PAGE and Shaw's candies OF eX-
cellence. Danforihs dependable drugs.
Market and second streeis.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
D,yoRcFD si YEARS; TO WED.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. i5-Joseph Fortln.
~ This city. and Mrs Susan Baker, of
Phoenix. Ariz. obtained a marriage H.
conse at Alton today. after being di-
vorced for % years lie Is CD and Mrs
Baker 30
They were divorced because they
could not agree. Fortin told the H.
censc clerk That he had married again,
that his second wife had died, and Mrs.
Baker had been married twice, both her
husbands being dead.
Want Ads are the great channels OF
opportunity for The worker.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs VII
liam H. Salmon at Back Creek Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lusby ~ VIII
mngion. have been the guests Of
friends near Earleville.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15
FIVE GENERATIONS LIVING.

ELKTON. Md, Mug. l3-Mrs' tIIl-
sbclh Cooper. eyed 8 years, whose
funeral was held from the NJ. =.
church Yesterday. was The head Of D
family OF five generations, all Of whom
reside in Easton She leaves TWO
daughters. five grandchildren, seven
great-grandchildren and TWO great
great t-grandchildren. Mrs. q. NJ Il.
Soulsby. with her husband are the
heads Of three OF these generations.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

Vanilla Extract. bottle. ......... SC
Fresh Country Eggs. dozen. .... 6Oc
Sunny South Lard. pound. ......32c
Fancy Head Rice, lb.....a.....1jc
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

Salt Herring. shad and Mackerel.
Lowest Prices.
Sunbrite Cleanser. can. .3i5e
Try a pound OF Diamond Tea
Cos Coffee. low price, high
kldur ....-....s -s.....-.tlcf tft
Wagner's Catsup. bottle..........tie
Very Best Grade.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

Dried Beef. box...........-....f5 f5o
N. b. Cos Tokens, b............. pc
Special for this week. nice with
ice cream.
Jiffy Jell. bottle. le..................fOc foe
Low Price.
Evening journal., 1919-08-15

Large Roll Wax Paper for
lunches ......... ..---...'.'"'fo
Uneeda Biscuit. box....-.....''. &C
Very Low Price.
Large Cake Laundry soap.....-..6e
Mothers Gclatine, box......-.-.. sc
Crisco. pound can .......'....-..f"o
Cheaper Than Lard.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
coRTE MUNICIPAL

Fuoron dcnuuciados por infrsec.su
de Ia Ley del Cicrrs Alfrsdo Lsbr8m
Bias Alfonso. d. redriwue4 ffnes. Epl
fanio Fcrnandcz. MiGuni Marrsro 10.
SC Santiago. La corte declare euipaslss
a los acusaGos y - impuso = cada arc
la multa sixuiente
A Alfredo Lebr6n $500. = Bias Alon
so $500; d. Rodrigues Trnos. $500. q
Epifsnio FernAndsz ssOo: = wixusi
Marrero $500. y jose Santiago ssoo
Por infracci6n De II Ley ds Amssuo
viles fueron denunciados FeFnando -
poslto. Lesuse AlRarin. EduaFdo Genes.
Simon Marcano. Jose MILAN. Tsgusa
do Exp6sito y Ram6h oareia. Ia coz
te di6 un fallo De culpabnidas eosfra
estos individuos. y el rssaitsss 6s q
sonteneia fut el sizuieutc
A Fernando Exp6slto so 6e muita
a Lesuse AIzarin cineo dias e. sarcs,
a Ednardo Gomez einco dias de eaF
eel y suspension de Ia fiesueia. = 81
mon Marcano $40 de muita > suspru
sion de Ia licencis. 3 Jose Mluan s5e0
de multa: q Fernando Exp6sifs $500
de multa. y a Ramon oaseia SO ds
multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01

nero SO del senior Guerra Mondragon,
cuya fnalidad es proveer rentas para
Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico mediante la
imposition de determinadas contribu-
clones sobre ingresos, Y el capital acu-
mulado de las grandes corporaciones.
El sefior Guerra Mondrag6n hizo una
brillante exposition de los fines que
perseguia con este proyecto de ley.
Expuso claramente por que era nece-
saria esta imposition de contribucio-
nes sobre Ell exceso de ganancias. Di-
jo que todas las otras contribucaones
que Ell Estado imponia siempre iban
recaer sobre la clase trabajadora,
mientras que esta iba de una manera
directa castigar al "Absentismo'' y
ot-os males sociales.
Ell senior Coll Cuchi consumi6 un
turno para hacer algunas manifestacio-
mes sobre ell mencionado proyecto Y
hacer una demonstration de 10 que sig
nificaba Ell "trabajo acumulado'' ell
''capital acumulado..' Dijo que no era
justO que Ell Estado impusiera la mis-
ma contribution a un professional que
por su esfuerzo individual por ell en-
pleo de su intelecto, y de todas sus
facultades personales, que I'm indi-
viduo que CANADA esa misma canti-
dad anualmente por cOnceptO de rem
tas de su casa.
''Son dos classes muy distintas de
individuos' -dijo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
P E T I G I o N E S
Mario 81, 1919.


174.-Del Concejo Municipal de Ba-
yam6n, solicitando la aprobaci6n de
la ley para crear un Banco Hipote-
carlo.
f75.-De la senorita E. M. corret-
jer, telegrafsta de Ciales, solicitando
que Sc apruebe la ley reorganizando
Ell servicio de TELEGRAPH.
176.-Del sefor Jose E. Toste, de
Salinas, solicitando que Sc apruebe la
ley dando preferencia los practican-
tes de los nombramicntos de Inspccto-
res de Sanidad.
177.-Del Concejo Municipal de AFRO
yo, solicitando que Sc apruebe una ley
para la construction de una carretera
de San Lorenzo a Patillas.
178.-De los sefores Laureano Ortiz,
Sergio o. Cardona otros agricultores
de San Sebastian, solicitando que Sc
apruebe una ley creando un Banco Ca
fetero.
179.-Del sefior Esteban Rodriguez,
de. Cabo Rojo, solicitando que Sc i'm
ponga una contribution a las salinas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
CARTA A UNA DANA

Debia contarte, Ell esta epis-
tola las impresiones que en- mi
espiritu dejan los bales llama
dos "exoticos"; pero han sido
estas tan escasas, Y tan debileS
que en- verdad no vale la pena
de darles forma escrita. TIE di-
re, sin embargo que hoy debido,
sin duda, un ligero, barniz de
modernismo y civilization, todo
ha cambiado. Hasta la manera
de bailar. En- ell Casino de Puer-
to Rico Y en- los de Ponce, la
danza antigua, de giros tan sua-
ives y cadenciosos, tan sutiles y
tan romanticos Y tan propicio
para ir bordando madrigales, So
bre la atolondrada cabecita de
la novia, ha sucedido ell ex0tico
f0T-trOt, tan encendido, tan ca
lido y tan barbara, con su mu-
sica ardiente y extranguladora,
tan tOdo ESQ, y sobre todo, tan.
humane.
Y a fuerza de hacer fuerza,
ell "fox-trot" Sc ha impuesto en-
nuestros circulos sociales, en-
San Juan, EN- Ponce, en- Aqua
dilla, en- Rio Piedras, en- Fajar-
do, en- Guayama, venciendo la
resistencia de las ninas recata-
das, ell miedo de las mamas, Y
la huranerfa de los severos pa
dres de familia, que ponen cara
de, verdugo cuando sus tiernos
pimpollos van hacienda piruetas
imposibles entire los brazos de
un galan.
Yo tengo una amiga, que vi
We en- la Gale de Allen, cerca
de mi, una adolescente delicio-
sa que Sc derrite cuando lie ha-
blan del "fox-trot."
Els suggestive ese baile-me
ha dicho-pero cuando Sc hace
pareja con un extranjero. Estos
rubios saben meior la tecnica,
Sc uneven con mas donaire, son
mas oportunos, mas graciosos,
mas. atrayentes. Nuestros jove-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
Camara de Representante

Aver Sc reuni6 la camara de Represen
tantes bajo la presidencia del Licdo.
Juan B. Huyke. Asisti6 Ell LicdO., Coll
y cuchi, que estaba por el extranjero.
Ell sefor Gonzalez Mena present6 una
moci6n para que constara en- acta to.
dos los dias el nOmbre de los a. no asis-
tieran las sesiones con la debida regu-
laridad.
Sc pusieron a votaci6n, por lista, los
siguientes proyectos que fueron apro-
bados: ndmerO 6, 7, "A, 119, 126 y 151.
Los proyectos ndmero 10 10 fueron
derrotados.
Sc le concedi6 una licencia por item
pO indeterminado al representative Sc
nor Agrait Aldea, quien comunic6 por
TELEGRAPH que esta enfermo. FL senior
Romani tambien aleg6 que por enfer-
medad no podia asistir a las sesiones.
Ambos telegramas fueron leidos.
FL asunto. del "comparendo" que
sera enviadO al senior Rosario Ortiz,
efnpleado del servicio de aduanas, Gu
va presencia es necesaria en- la CANA
ra para ser interrogado por ell Conf
te Instruction Pdblica, Sc resolvi6 pro-
poniendo Ell senior Coll y Cuchi que
SO 10 enviara un telegrama Ensenada,
ordenandosele que, sin alegar excusa
algTlna, Sc presente ell liines pr6ximo
en- los escanos de la Camarade Re.
presentantes.
-St una corte de paz de munich
pio tiene derecho citar a un indivi-
duo, Ipor que no ha de tenerlo la Ca
mara de Representatives. tambien7. =.
dijo Ell senior Coll Cuchi.
Sc puso a votaei6n ell informe del
comits de obras Pdblicas municipales
sobre Ell proyecto numero Al, Ell Sc
nor Coll y Cuchi Sc opuso a que pa
sara al seno del comite de Hacienda
dicho proyecto.
Para exponer sus razones di6 una
amplia y minuciosa explicaci6n de 10
que signifcaba un comite de hacienda
EN- un cuerpo legislative la juris-
dicci6n que tiene. FL proyocto de ley,
sobre el cual Sc habia rendido ell in
forme, fue presentado por ell senior
Hernaiz, y su objeto es establecer una
mas eicaz cooperation entire los GO
biernos, federal e insular, EN- la cons
trucc!6n de un camino entire Ell pue-
bio de Mameyes y la foresta nacional
de Luquillo. Ell senior Coll y Cuchf es-
taba de acuerdo con ell informe de la
COmisi6n, pero Gnicamente Sc opone
a que pase al Comite de Hacienda,
porque segiin entiende 6l este signi-
fica p6rdida de tempo para la Camara-
Pdsose discussion ell proyecto n1-
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DocUkIENTos IMPoRTANTEs
PARA Ell ARCHIvo

Los siguientes documentos han sido
archivados en- la ofcina del Secretario
Ejecutivo de Puerto Rico:
Informe annual de 1918, perteneciente
la Association de Dependencies de
Aaayagiez; certifcadO de election
de Oficiales y directories de la misma, Ell
termino del cargo de los cuaies expira
en- Is de enero de 1920. En- dicho Ger
tificado aparecen las siguientes perso-
mas: Rafael Dominguez, Presidente di-
rector; Norberto A. Colon, secretario
director; Francisco Paralitice. vice-pr
sidente director; Rafael Rivera Mo-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01

FL joven Cecilio Echandia fue llsvadO
aver maiiana al Tribunal de Distrito,
a responder de una acusacion. de falsi-
ficacion que lie formula el fiscal, Sr.
Diaz Collazo. El abogado defensor so
licito que una comision de medicos exa-
minase al acusado para que observara
ell estado de sus facultades mentales.
Essa co:nisl6n, comrue1-a r. los DreS.
Quevedo Baez, Narciso Dobal, y 70
rregrosa, dijo que Echandia no era res
ponsable de sus actos.
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mes son demasiado tercos, fri
,volos, glaciales. Dejan escapar
las oportunidades. Y cuando una
sc imagina eScuchar una suave
palabra de amor, lie resultan
conversando de la grippe, Gle la
escuadra que esta en- ell puerto
y de la carestia de los where's.
Y todo este resulta sencillamen-
te cursi y doblemente insopor-
table"
Atrevidilla la mocita.
Y como esta estrellita del al
ba, brillan muchas EN- las cons
telaciones Gle nuestro mundo So
cial.
Y a proposito de asuntoS CO.
reograficos bueno es que sepan
nuestras damas que un nuevo
bale ell Toddle ha sido introdu-
cido hace POGO en- los salones
elegantes Gle Cuba y de la Anne
rica del Sur Y que ha venido a
sustituir al "one-step", al two
step" y al "fox-trot" Revistas
de estos paises que acabo de re-
cibir, describen ell nuevo bale
como uno de los mas originates,
con una musica deliciosa y con
4 suaves cadencias de sch0tis; y
tai grado ha llegado ell entu-
, siasmo que en- la Habana Sc han
fundado diferentes eacademias
con ell objeto de hacerle guerra
al fox-trot y de implantar a to-
da costa ell ToddLe, mas artisti-
co, mas decente, de giros mas
delicados Y faciles Y de mas per-
fecta estetica. Ojala que llegue
el ToddLe a estos lares, en- don
de. de SECURE, sera recibido con
ese entusiasmo con que aqui Sc
acoge cuanto trae ell sello de ex-
tranjero origen.
Costumbres, danzas Y hom-
bres.
Hasta la proxima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-04-01
Ell SUCCESSOR DE FERNANDEZ
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