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Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
bACA FLOAT NJ. ] LOSES SUIT FUR s95,000 TAXES
Supreme Court Renders De- cision in Famous Case
 Concerning Large Tract Land in Santa Cruz Co.

The supreme court yesterday handed down a decision in the famous Baca Float No. case. sustaining the position of the state tax commission and the country of Santa Cruz in every parti- cular. The question involved was the taxes for three years 1913-1916, amounting to 1000, fin which Senator Bailey, his son, Weldon Bailey and other prominent Texans figure as own CTS Of the property.
 Soon after the organization of the tax commission in 1912 it's attention was drawn to Baca Float No. 5, a tract of 100000 acres situated in the heart of santa Cruz county. The property at that time was not assessed to any one although there were few settlers there who were being assessed for a few acres of land and their improve ments.
 County officials were much confused over the complex status of the proper ty as the title to the grant seemed to have been nullified to the Baca heirs by the department of the interior which had held that the title was not good. In harmony with that position the department had issued patents foI mining and for agriculture.
 Land Is Assessed
 The state tax commission took the position that the land belonged tC someone and therefore placed 1t on the assessment rolls of Santa Cruz county 10 unknown owners to await the de termination of the title, then in litiga- ton in the United States court. Title finally passed in 1916 to the successors of tue Baca heirs, and these successorE
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17

constitute the present owners. Among these owners are members of the legal who own large interests in the property.
 These owners immediately contested the validity and justice of the tax. Tried before Judge Pattee in the Santa Cruz superior court early in 1917, the taxes for 1913 and 1914 were held not valid because the final survey had not been approved The taxes for 1915 and 1916 were held valid. Both sides ap pealed, and the supreme court yester- day sustained the lower courts deci- sion on taxes for 1916 and 1917, and re- versed it's decision affecting the taxes for the years 1913 and 1914. The court held that though, as claimed. the survey of the float had not yet been filed and approved, the state was empowered by statute to tax not only land, but claims to land. Such a claim to Baca Float No. had not only existed long prior to 1913, but had been confirmed by the United States supreme court previous. to the filing of the survey.
 Pleased at Outcome
 "The commission feels very much gratified over the outcome of this long drawn out affair" stated c. M. Zander, chairman, last night, especially so from the fact that it repeatedly has refused compromises. The people of Santa Cruz county in the last half century which has elapsed since this grant was set.up have given this prop erty most of its present value. At the same time they have contributed taxes for the maintenance of the frontier community as well as enduring per sonal hardships and dangers.
 "The Float consists of valuable min eral lands and grazing lands and 5000 acres of splendid farming land and has been assessed at $1,000,0 GOO. Owing to it's indefinite status development has been practically nil, and this to a large extent has retarded the development of Santa Cruz county. Now that the title and taxes have all been adjudicated the present owners will be able to dispose of it in small parcels and give it a clear title"
 Doesn't Expect Appeal
 Mir. Zander doubts that the case will be appealed to the supreme court of the United States, inasmuch as that court has repeatedly expressed it's unwilling ness to take up any cases involving in any way matters of state taxation where no federal question is involved Santa Cruz county has been accumu lating large number of warrants, ac- cording to Mir. Zander, which will now be paid.
 Attorneys for the Baca Float No. were Kingdom and Campbell of Tucson
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
PROGRAM IF SOCIAL
 SERVICE |S GREATLY
 CHANGED BY TIE WAR

Only since the war has come the realization of the necessity of social service. said Miss c. NJ. Gilchrist. su- perintendent of Associated Charities, in an address before the Woman's club yesterday afternoon.
 Miss Gilchrist stated that service work dealing with every phase of hu- man life required a definite program. She declared that the before-th war policy of meeting problems had been found wanting and that it was essen tial that only trained workers be eri- ployed in carrying on social service.
 Miss Gilchrist pointed out the many features of social service, chasing juvenile court work child welfare, so- cial legislation, hospital service, re lief family work. health-including sanitation and housing-care of the aged and incurables, women police as among it's departments of endeavor.
 T could multiply the number of fea- lures, but those cover the ground, she said as she took up each phase of the work emphasizing its relation to social service. Special strees was laid on investigation work and charity.
 Making the distinction between aims giving and charity by referring to the one as destructive and the other as constructive, Miss Gilchrist stated that Madam Charity today is not the same person she was few years ago
 Formerly Madam Charity, she said hurried those she assisted into a pro- gram of living, both illogically and un- gracious Her dictatorial manner brought ingratitude and lack of un- derstanding. whereas. when the work was accomplished with understanding the scheme laid before the person aided was generally adopted. A com parison of prices of today and yester- day featured the talk. Miss Gilchrist made reference to many families thaf had been helped through the local or | ganiZation, her keen sense of sym. 1 pathy, her touch of humor and pathoi 1 adding much to the interest of her ar 1 gument.
 1 Miss Gilchrist was introduced b! Mrs J. A. Higgins. chairman of th' civic education department of tn
 club, under the auspices of which th'
 program was arranged. Miss Edn; Porter, secretary of the Y. w. C. A made brief plea for the Y, describing | it's needs and asking every woman present to act as publicity agent fo | the association. She advocated tn establishment of gymnasium, be 1 lieving that if the girls of Phoeni- had more athletic sports there woul be fewer young women in attendanc
 at the public dance halls.
 l The musical numbers were given b. Mrs H. T. Wells, who sang a group 0 | songs delightfully."-.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
HSUbAND WILL COME
 WITH HELEN ST AVLEY

Louden Sharlton. husband of Helen Stanley the prima donna, will accom- pany his wife to Arizona next month according to word received yesterday by Miss Cordelia Hulburd, president of the Musical Events club, under whose auspices she will sing here January 8.
 Helen Stanley will sing at Tucson the night of January ?, Mir Charlton stated in his letter and they will mo- tor to Phoenix the next day. The Ma son and Hamlin piano which her ac- companist uses will be sent here from Tucson by truck
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
COWBOY REUNION AT
 CONGRESS JUNCTION

A Cowboys Big Reunion" will be held at Congress Junction on Christ mas day, according to word received in the city yesterday from Jack Moore, who is taking charge of the entries.
 Bull tying, team calf tying, broncho busting, relay races and a big dance in the evening will be the main events. Entry fees will be charged, to suit the tastes of the contestants, but no purses will be offered other than the lump sum of the fees collected.
 Doc Pardee. Cheyenne Riser, Art Sanderson, Della Ritter, Rose Reid, Luke Reid, Jack Moore, Dave Morgan and other well known riders and ropers will be present for the celebration.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
EVCEL WILL RESUME
 HIS BUSINESS SOOl

Billy Engel, manager of the Phoenix Leather company at the corner q Adams and First streets, who has beer confined to the Sisters Hospital. is so nearly recovered that he will shortly be able to attend to the business of his concern, which has been closed during his illness.
 His father was first seized with ill- ness and was taken to the hospital where he has undergone an operation It is not believed that he will live His son, between looking after the business and caring for his father worked himself down until he, too was obliged to enter the hospital.
 During his illness the place has been under the general supervision of Dad Brought.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
.L0OK FUR NJ XMAS
 MAIL CONGESTION

Keep up with the mail" is the slogan of the Phoenix post office, said J. A. Giffin, superintendent of mails yesterday.
 The corps of clerks has been made larger during the past few days and behind the scenes" at the post office there have been scores of changes. Parcel post racks have been installed and great bags of holiday gifts are being forwarded to very part of the country daily. The packages, accord ing to Giffen, will be handled at the terminals this year.
 We are keeping up with the mail that is received and sent out each day and if the people cooperate by not waiting to post gifts at the last minute we do not anticipate a con- gestion of mails at this point" said the superintendent.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
I. M. SULLIVAN HAS
 N0T RESIGNED POsT

Reorts that T. M. Sullivan, assistant state bank examiner, had rendered his resignation as a member of the official state family, were denied yesterday afternoon by Jesse l.. Boyce state auditor and bank comptroller.
 If Mir. Sullivan has left this de- partment, he has done so without my knowledge and without informing me of his intentions" Auditor Boyce said Persistent rumors that MT. Sullivan was to leave the state banking deart- ment to enter private business have been in circulation for several days
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
DRIVER WAS DRUNK
 AND |S FINED S1OO.

Somewhere between Chandler and Tempe a man in an auto offered me a drink, and as l certainly do love 1t, took some" said G. Calves of -Chand- Ter, 20 years resident of the state pleading guilty in Judge Wheelers s court yesterday afternoon to charge of driving a motor car while intoxi- cated. Calves and Francisco Mendes, who was with him, were fined $10O each and given 30 days suspended sen tence.
 Calves and Mendes, who were ar rested on Tempe road by Deputios; Smith and Blanco Sunday afternoon after the wrecking of their car bore marks about their faces yesterday which attested to the violence with which they had struck the fence by the roadside. Each was vehement in his promises to do better next time.
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Arizona republican., 1919-12-17
ELECTRIC WASHERS
 DEMONSTRATED HERE

Mrs. J. G. Belt of 1109 Grand avenue entertained yesterday morning with a Blue Bird breakfast This is the first of a series of such affairs to be given under the supervision of the Blue Bird store, distributors of Blue Bird of cleo trical washers.
 Those present were Mrs. Rolin c. Sloan, Mrs. Claude E. James, Mrs. B. F. Mears and Mrs. J. N. King. Fol- lowing the breakfast James J. Stiffler, demonstrator from the Blue Bird store, gave a demonstration with an electrical washer.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17

and for the state, Leslie Hardy, county attorney of Santa Cruz county. Mir. Hardy appeared in his official capac- ity and in a special capacity for the tax commission.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-17

In 1916 there were 72,000 divorces granted in the United States, the rec ord among civilized nations being sur passed by Japan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

Pcro motores de gas, bonn,
bas, pldntas de riego, PLAN
tds de kielO, mot0res electri-
cos, mOsOtrOS: SUCESORES
DE ABARCA. = San JuGn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

gravamen hipotecario a favor de
usted el demandado Esteban Var
gas y Soto, por la suma de TRES
MIL QUINIENTOS PESOS y Gu
va cantidad debia ser satisfecha
a quinientos pesos anuales en- di-
ciembre de los anos 1895 al 1901,
ambos inclusives. sQue dicha hi
poteca esta satisfecha y que nj us
ted ell demandado Esteban Var
gas nj ninguna otra persona repre-
sentando sus derechos ha cancela-
do dicha hipoteca, y solicita el de-
mandante de la Corte declare con
lugar la demanda y ordene el can
celamiento de dicho credito hipo-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

tecario en- los libros del Registro,
con los demas pronunciamientos
que sean del case.
Y, habiendo dispuesto la Cor
te sc cite a usted por medic de
edictos que Sc publicaran Ell el pc
ri6dico 'La Correspondence" u
otro de gran circulation de los que
Sc editan en- San Juan, P. R., una
vez por semana durante ell termi-
no de I'm mes.
POR Ell PRESENTE, que 81
publicara en- la forma expresada
Sc NOTIFICA A listed que de
no comparecer a centestar dicha
demanda dentro de los diez d1as
despuGs de notiticado, 81 la Motif
caci6n Sc hiciere ell el Distrito, y
dentro de los veinte dias 81 Sc hi.
ciere fuera del Distrito, pero en- la
isla de Puerto Rico, y dentro de
los cuarenta dias 81 Sc hiciere en-
otra parte, ell dcmandante podra
solicitar la rebeldia y obtener una
sentencia de acuerdo con los ter
minos de su demanda.
Representa- al demandante el
abogado Jose D. Rodriguez, de La
res. P. r.
EXTENDIDA BAJO MI FIR
MA, Ell Aguadilla, P. R., 25 de
lebrero de 1919.
Telesforo CABAN,
Sccretario Corte Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

Entire nOsOtrOs tenemoS a Bar
cello, presidente del Senado, pre-
sidente de la Union y duelo de
s.La Democracia".
Huyke presidente de la CANA
IA, yicepresidente de la Union,
Miembro de la Junta de Sfndicos
de la Universidad, uno de los di-
rectores de la Biblioteca "arnc-
gle y no Sc cuantos cargos mis-.
| Barbosa Y Rossy dueilos de
'El Tempo, jefes del partido
Republican, y sus lideres en- ell
Senad0 Y la Camara. Y no Sc
cuantos cargos mas.
Santiago Iglesias jefe dcl Par
lido Socialista, organizador ge
neral de la "American Fedora
tion Of Labor" en- Puerto Rico.
presidente de la Federation Libre
de Trabajadores de Puerto Rico,
lider obrerO Ell ell SenadO V due
ilo del pcri0dico "Justicia". y no
sc cuantos cargos mas.
Barcelo esta muy bien enterado
del movimiento de avance de las
viejas ideas societarias q. sc ex-
tienden : con rapidez por todas
parties. Lo mejOr de esas ideas
siendO la parte que estableces la
repartici0n de la responsabilidad
de los gobiernos Y de las socieda-
DIES, Ell ell nunero mas crecidO de
ciudadanos responsables.
Puerto Rico ganarfa muchisi-
mo con que los directories politi-
cos, los duenos de los diarios po-
lfticos v los legislatures represen
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

tantes de los partidos politicos
fueran personals muy distintas,
aunQue en- ell fond0 todos ellos
resultasen doses pollticos unifor
mes. Asi por POGO tencr tendlia-.
mos al prescnte una mas eXtensa
variedad de doses; pero doses al
fin.
Necesitamos acabar con el sis
tema caduc0 de III fec0ncentra-
ci0n de cargos honorificos 0 paga
dos en- manoS de una sOla persO-
ma. Establezcamos como divisa
inalterable hacer que desde la je
factura de los partidos al dltimo
cargo honorifico retribuidO de
las logias masonicas, consoles de
Caballeros de Colon 0 uniOneS de
oficios, los que desempeiien unos
cafSOS no telSdn OtfOS. I'll result
tado sera de invaluable enseilan-
"a. Comprobaremos que muchos
hombres de irreveladas aptitu-
des para ciertos servicios, al dar
seles una prOpia oportunidad en-
su partido, Ell su logia, Ell su con
sejo, Ell su gremio, etc, Sc con
vierten Ell elementos de suma uti
lidad social.
Barcel0 ha dado el bueno Y
magnitico ejemplo que deberla
contar entire sus imitadores Il
otros llderes del pueblo. :.
$. Rosario ortiz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
De COLABORACION
POGO A POGO,

Muloz Morales de jcfe del Par
ti.lo UniOnista, afianzaria ell prin
cipio estab1ecido por nucstros
partidos polfticos, de sclcta.ionar
escrapnlOsamente los candlitlatos
para entregarles el mando de los
mismOs. lei es un caballero que no
Sc ha escogido a 81 propio para
el puesto que sc anuncia. Son sus
correlisionarios que exlresamen-
tie sc le han acercadO para obli-
garle la aceptaci0n de la jefa-
tura de la Union.
y Muiloz Morales, electO, equi-
valdria que la Union dc Puerto
Rico establece como norma de su
conducta politica para el futuro,
que su jefe ha de ser un ciudada-
no con las manOs afuera de la
ola legislative. Paso progressive
en- extreme tai como yO 10 en-
tiendO.
Eel Partido Republican, veria
con quito la ante dicha resolution
y la adoptaria en- su pr0xilna
asamblea, no hay que dudarlo. Y
quizas frente a ID. Luis MuiiOz
Morales lie cOlocarlamos en- la
presidencia del PartidO Republi
cano a otro D. Luis, lie meritoa
politicos y sociales iguales los
de ID. Luis Muiioz Morales.
En- Puerto Rico hay urgencia
de ciert0s cambios de prOcedi-
mientos pOlitic0s. Barcel6 10 sabe
mejor que nadie y primero que
ningdn otro propende con altrufs
mo al remediO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
EDICT
EN- la CORTE DE DISTRITO
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL
DE AGUADILLA, p. R.

L.N liza AOR1 u LIZ OltO III "
DEL DISTRITO JUDICIAL
DE AGUADILLA, p. R.
EstadOs Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los EE. Ul'. S.S.
;" No. 2725:.
Jose Antonio Wales Y Lopez,
Demandante.
Esteban Vargas y Soto, o su
Succession,
Demandado.
EMPLAZAMIENTO.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RI
co,
A Esteban Vargas y Soto o su
succession, o sea el demandado an.
tes mencionado, cuyo paradero Sc
ignora.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NO.
TIFICA A USTED o ustedes, que
Sc Ina presentado en- la Oficina del
Secretario de la Corte de Distrito,
del Distrito Judicial de Aguadi-
LA, P. R. la demanda del actor an
tes citado en- la cual alega:
Que es dueiio de una fnea de
IS cuerdas de ,terreno radicada EN-
el barrio Rio PrietO de Lares, que
linda al Norte, con Sueesion de
Demetrio Velez antes Juan Rodrf-
guez; Saliente, Ia misma Succession
y Salvador Alemaiiy; al Sud, el
mismo Alemaiiy; y al Poniente,
Pedro Nnfez Y Pedro Jose Coma
lez, antes, Juan Rodriguez.
Que sobre dicha finca existe un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
LA CANCI0N DE LOS M1SEROS I.

Melenas largas, dientes agudos
de tibur6n;
Manos igeras, pechos desnudos.
Es por vosotros, muchachos rudos,
esta canci6n.
Del vientre negro de madre impia
naci6 tai vez
FL rapazuelo de alma bravia,
Cue nos subyuga con su osadia
y su altivez.
Fue una maiiana de sol de orc,
en- que la flor
Sc abrio en- Ell claro >jardin sonoro,
AL "Ven, Amada" y ell "Yo to adore"
del ruiselor.
*
Mas, es el rio de aquesta vida
ciego, fatal,
Y arrastra lejos la hoja caida,
En- una tragica sacudida
del vendaval.
Nj amor, nj casa, nj pan, nj .abrigo,
iy hay que vivir!
Arriba, el cielo,-lejano amigo;
Abajo, el hombre,-nuestro enenigo-
Matar, morir.
*
iMorir? No quiere. GMatar? Su canto
es grave son.
Aires de muerte que dan espanto.
Roncas blasfemias que Sc hacen llanto
en- el perdon...
iAh! iCuantas veces los vi dormidos
en- mi zaguan!
Y eran su cuerpos entumecidos
Los miserables huesos roidos
por nuestro alan. :.
Lo cue negamos a sus deseos
y a su illusion,
Sc 10 brindamos, luego, a los reos,
Abiertamente, sin regateos
de corazon..
Son injusticias, oh, humana raza
-. sin fe nj amor!
70, como ellos, tengo vii traza. 80;
Y tano Ell rojo cuerno de caza
en- mi furor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
ES BUEN ANUNCIO.

la
del
DadO tienas
bien a cua entrafa gente!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

Ellos, que saben que todo os prosaS,
seco y ruin,
Saltan del lecho de las baldosas,
y buscan magicas mariposas
por I'm iardin... A
Ellos baiaron SUI alma en- la luna y
de noche azul, i
Cuando las hadas de la Fortuna q
Acariciaron su faz cobruna q,
con aureo tul 50
4.
No tienen risas de allegro juogo 4
en- su orfandad;
Pero sus labios no dicen ruogo.
Ellos poseen oculto fuego
de dignidad.
Ellos Sc amman, muchachos fuertes,
de eXtrano ardor,
81 en- los dorados surcos inertes
Siembra sus recias y altivas muertss
Ell vengador... y
i.
Ellos escojen sucios andrajos
para vestir;
Pero soberbios cabizbajos,
Hacen, con hondos y firmes taios,
81 porvenir... Is
Ellos no imploran jamas clemencia
en- su dolor,
Porque comprenden que la violencta
Es, en- 10 duro de Ia eistsncia,
la ley mejor. :
Con la bandera de sus dolores
los veo pasar,
Mentras hay oros deslumbradores
Que exhalan gritos desgarradores
por SUI ayunar. {
t.
Y asi deambulan, voraces perros
de hocico vii.
Dios les perdona sus muchos yerros,
Y entire sus garras pone los hiertos
de 10 virl. ..
4
Ea, muchachos: Decid cpnmigo
esta cancion.
Yo, como pobre, soy vuestro amigo;
Tomad mi casa, mi pan, mi abrigo,
mi corazon.
E. RIBERA CHEVREM0NT
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
DELCO-LIGHT
LAPLANTAELECTRICA COMPLETA
Y los COMERCIANTES.

vender los cOmerciantes
merOs de cuaer apaato
para propio costo antics de inverr
dnero gamo aber venddo qun
&c carse
ba mas (si uidad plana electica
;Cuaes ventajas les indujeron
Jonlon
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
Sc vENDE

Muebles de sala y comedor y
un piano marca 'fCable'.
Informaran, Telefono 152
azul. Parque 80. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
EVITA INCENDIOS.

incendiO sempre
possible stio
quen e durante cua
competdores servirdn parrOquianos?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
COMODIDAD.

comodidad la empeado cuando haya
dependencies esten conteno
danarsees
Aumbra del principal esta
ofcina, dep0sto, garage, ahona etc'f
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

Vapor americana Coamo. Con
destino a New York zarpara de
nuestro puerto ell % del actual.
Consigs.; The N. Y. P. r. S. s..
Co.
Vapor americana San Juan.
Salio de New York para esta ell
10 del presente.
( Consigs., The N. Y. P. r. S. S.
Co.
Vapor americana Steamer. Sa
lio de New York para esta ell 16
del presente.
Consigs., Villar Y Co., Sucrs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
BUEN NEGOCIO
MAGNlFlCA RESIDENClA
En- la Gale de Lola cerca del
CampamentO Las Casas.

Santurce, z. X.
Si usted desea comprar O al
quilar una CASA DE MADEIRA,
acabada de .,cOnstruir, con sala,
cuatro habitaciOnes, cOmedOr, CO.
Gina y cuarto-baiio, balloon al
frente y una hermosa galerfa
sombreada por arboles frutales,
diriiase a este DiariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
Ell TITUS EN- SANTURCE

Hay alguna alarma en- ell po-
blado de Santufce: con la noticia
circulada de que hay numerosas
invasiones de titus y que en- al
gunas GALES como la del Parque
llegan a mas de'10 ell n1mero de
los atacados.
'Creemos que la Sanidad y ell
vecindario tomen las medidas ne
cesarias para evitar la propaga-
ci6n de la pelgirosa dolencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
Sc vENDE. Una casa de

concrete armada, de dos
plantas, en- ell sitio mas CEN
trico de Santurce. Informal
ran Villamil No. 4 o Tele-
fOno 179, Santurce. ADyT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-08-08
DE NUEvA YORK.

De la amena seccion: Nctds de
SOciedad que tienc su cargo en-
nuestro eolega 'La Prensa", de
NueW York, Maria Subira, recor
tamos ell siguiente parrafo:
'Hoy embarca para San Juan,
P. r., la seiiora Maria r. de Her
nandez,' quien reside en- Nueva
York, con su hija Olga desde ha-
ce algunos aiios, donde esta ha
recibidO esmerada educaci6n en-
uno de sus principales estableci-
mientos de ensenanza. Sera pre-
sentada a la sociedad de San
Juan y Ponce, donde sus padres
gozan de alta estimation. La Sc
iiorita Olga posee una bonita voz
de soprano lirica que educa con
buenos resultados bajo la direc-
ci6n del professor italiano Sig.
Sibella.