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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
LOOKING OVER QUARTERS

The State Tax Commission, which
is to occupy the Park hotel during
the legislative session, is looking
over its new quarters today Mon
day. says the Carson City Appeal.
During the next few days the trap
pings necessary to conduct the office
efficiently will be moved to the sec
ond floor, where comfort of con-
siderable degree will be found. Next
week the members of the drafting
department of the highway depart
ment will move to the mint building,
where they also go upstairs to work.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
UNCLE SAM BIGGER THAN
COMMUNITY SENTIMENT
Editorial iul
[Goldfield Tribune |

9 The conviction of Brolaski :
4. and an associate on the charge /.
= of conspiracy to violate the Fed /.
+" eral prohibition law is added .
Z. proof that the arm OF the United (.
Z. States government is long and /.
:. that persons who show contempt :.
9 for the statutes and who feel I.
@ that they have influence enough I.
:. to "get away with IL" in their !.
I" violation are due for a jolt that (.
4" will land many of them behind I.
Z. the bars before they have really .
y awakened TO realization of the {.
3. fact that Uncle Sam is bigger =
@ than any coterie Of crooks, COM 8.
i" munity sentiment or state atti- 9
@ tude. Sooner or later they will .
9 learn that the laws are made to .
g apply to all the citizens of the :
9 land and that the lawbreaker is !.
{. always in danger. :.
o @ o O @ @ @ @ @ o @ O @ @ @ 9
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
BAND NEEDS MUSIC
AND OTHER THINGS

The band boys are said to be all
ready for their entertainment, to be
given at the Nixon tomorrow night.
The vaudeville acts are expected to
arrive on No. 6.
This Is an entertainment that
should be attended by everybody in
terested In the welfare of Winnie
mucca." said Director Smith today
This show is given for the purpose
Of raising funds to purchase music
and other necessities II is the in
tention OF the boys to keep the band
going and during the coming sum-
mer to give the people of Winnie
umcca free band concerts every week,
as was done few years ago"
Details of the entertainment have
heretofore been published by The
Silver State.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
BARBARY COAST HAS
ONE MORE OUTBREAK

A regular old-fashioned ATTACK"
on the San Francisco Barbary Coast
was staged Sunday night at the Coast
city. according to the news reports
Undoubtedly this will be another BIT
OF assistance in the breaking up OF
the lawless element there The AS
sociated Press dispatch is as follows. :.
More than four hundred sailors.
soldiers, and civilians were arrested
Sunday night by the police and naval
beach patrols after what the police
characterized as an attack in fore"
upon dance hall in the Barbary
Coast district.
Two marines were stabbed Christ
mas night in the hall, the police said,
md service men last night attempted
10 get revenge Beer bottles, clubs
bricks and fists were used in the me
lee. Police reserves were summoned
Upon their arrival. the two factions
which had been opposing each other
united against the police, the depart
ment records declare. A reserve of
200 provost guards quelled the tu-
multi
The manager of the dance hall was
held on a charge of conducting a dis
place. A majority of the
service men arrested were turned
over to navy and army authorities,
except seventy-five soldiers and sail
ors who were held by the police, with
$50 civilians, on charges of disturb
ing the peace. No serious injuries
were reported.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
REMEMBERED THE PRISONERS

The Epworth Leagues of Westwood,
Winnemucca. Susanville. Gardnervtlle
and Fallon, through the Carson city
organization. furnished prisoners at
the penitentiary with individual boxes
of candy. says the Carson City APP
peal. More than one hundred boxes
OF sweets were sent to that institu-
ton for Christmas cheer. Carson
also contributed its share. The Amer
lean Bible Society also forwarded
one hundred copies of the Psalms,
which were distributed along with
the candies.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
NOTICE OF MEETING

A special meeting OF the Chamber
of Commerce is called for Tuesday
evening, December 2S, 1920. at Win
neva Hall. at o'clock. The future
life of the present Chamber of Com
merce depends upon the interest
taken in this meeting. II you want
a Chamber of Commerce and are
willing TO support one, come to this
meeting or send the undersigned
Board OF Directors reasonable ex-
cuse for not being able to be there.
(Signed)
c. II. BROWN.
MOSES REINHART.
w. p. STEPHENSON.
-[AdvertisementD2Sto1c
Save time-therefore money. Use
the wantad column. 3 times. SO cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
DINNER FOR LEASERS

George Weber gave turkey din
ner Christmas day at his home in
Third street for leasers of the kra-
mer property at Iron Point. Mr..
Weber did the cooking and his guests
all agreed that he was some cher.
Those present were W. II. De Voc
Bryson Weber, George Weber. and
Il n Stidd
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
-" e Q %" o o o o o o o o g
aFFR0NT TO THE PEOPLE .
AND THE CONSTITUTION {
Editorial inl
lSan Francisco Bulletinl


y For any other law even Bro I.
' iaski would have shown some !.
Y respect; and since he failed in /.
= II the Judge was In duty bound /.
= to remind him that prohibition {.
F" IS now an integral part of the 9
2 United States Constitution. j..
+" The verdict and the sentence 8.
$" promise well for the enforce 9
y ment of the law, and the law .
2 must be enforced unless we are !.
. to give the country over to the {,
@ lawless. {.
9 That the prohibition enact !.
? ment is not so popular as other {.
2 enactments makes not particle Z,
I. of difference. !.
. While it is on the statute book 1.
2 1t is the duty of every citizen to o
Z" cooperate in its enforcement: !.
{" and any sympathy with Brolaski Q
. and his gang is an affront to law /.
/. and order, to the Constitution, 9
2 and to the people of America. g
0..9 Z. Z. I. (. @ (. @ 4. g 90. g o 900.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
JOLLY DINNER PARTY

One of the iolliest dinner parties
given Christmas day was the one
prepared by Mrs. Swezy. She ana
the doctor were voted ideal host and
hostess by Mayor and Mrs. T. A. Bran
don and daughter, Mrs. Harry Drago
and her daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs
II. S. Schroeder and son, and Miss
Sue Cohen.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty-four hours ended at
s am. today:
Highest temperature yesterday, 4S.
Lowest this morning, 81.
Mean temperature yesterday, &c.
Normal temperature yesterday, 30.
Prevailing wind direction. NE.
Forecast - Fair tonight and We'd
nesday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
CHRISTMAS DINNER

A delightful Christmas dinner for
nine was given at the home or Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Button. 1t was an
unusually congenial party. The guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Muller
and family and Mr.. and Mrs. w. I.
Stephenson.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
WINDING UP

All state officials are digging in
night and day to wind up their an
nual reports. The officials, by the
time the legislature meets. will have
their annual and biennial reports
ready.-[Carson City Appeal.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28

Born At Winnemucca, December
27, 1920, to the wife of A. ID. Bush,
a daughter.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28

The Silver state-5O cents the mont
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-12

ton PetticOats, Long Cloths, Batistes
and NainsOOks.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-12

Silks, Dress Goods, Yoiles, Percales.
House Dresses. Silk and Cot
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-12
SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

ents of a little daughter, Norma Belle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pooler, nee Miss
Maud Bilodeau. are the parents of a
young SON
Mrs Geneva Gctchell returned to
Wateryille Friday afternoon, where
she is making her home now
Mrs. Amanda Witham of Middle
street, who has been i'll for several
weeks, is reported as gaining.
The Working League of the FEEDER
ated church will serve a Washington
Tea Friday. Feb 20, at 615 P N. Tick
cts so cents.
An examination for State Certif-
cation of teachers will be held in
skowhegan at the High School build
ing on Saturday, Feb. %.
Clyde Corson recently installed a
New England telephone at the resi-.
dence of c. X. Barnes OF North Ave.
nue.. The number is 116-11
Mrs. Alton Cleveland has returned
to her home on the DR. Mann road
from Somerset Hospital where she ha,
been a patient for several days
The Helen Coburn Missionary Cir
Gle meeting which was to have been
held last Friday afternoon was post
poned until tomorrow. on account OF
the bad weather.
Edward j. Eigue. an eX-seryice mar
and the son of Octave Yigue was mar.
RED Saturday night by Attorney l.. l.
Walton to Bertha Copp of this place
The marriage occurred at the Walton
law office.
Rev George Merriam, president o.
The State Board of Baptist Education
went to Waterylle Tuesday to attend
a meeting of the Board Yesterday he
was in that city to attend a specia
meeting of the State Baptist Conyen
ton Other delegates elected from
the Bethany church to attend this SEES
sion were G. r. Fogg, Miss Yelm3
Fogg. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. w. Nelson ant
Mrs Ethel NJ. Weeks.
Owing TO the severe storm of Friday
the funeral of little Gertrude Roy
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orald Roy
was deferred until Saturday and ever
then the travelling was so bad be
tween here and the Roy home, which
is in the Beech Hill neighborhood, that
the pastor, Rev George Merriam. had
some difficulty in reaching there. The
body was placed in The Southside re-
ceiying tomb, awaiting interment in
the spring.
The regular meeting OF the Mission
airy Circles OF the Congregational and
First Baptist churches was held in
the Congregational church parlors
Friday afternoon with a fair attend
ance Mrs. Eva II. Greenwood presid-
ed over the session. \ greater part
of tho ofto,noop wae devoted To .
49,, intoros,ino and instrnctiva tall,
oi,.on ~, ,1rs Ii97io AIarhIe on tho
sitnat;or and conditions in tho phil
ippine Islands. Mrs. Marble had a
display of many curios and other
things from the PhilipDine Islands.
The devotional exercises were con-
ducted bv Mrs. c. II. mckinney.
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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-12
DARTINC, PIERCING
SCIATIC PAINS
Give way before the pene-
trating effects of Sloan's
Liniment

So do those rheumatic twnges and
the lon-aches of lumbago, the nerve
Inflammation of neurltis, the wry neck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain, and the throbbng
bruise.
The case of applying the quickness
of relief, the positive results. the clean
liness and the economy of Sloan's
Liniment make it universally preferred.
Csc, 70c. $140
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-12

All Ladies Winter Coats 1-3 less
than earlier prices. 10 Ladies' Dress
Skirts, $3.9s, $500 and $6.9s were
$500 to $1,000 each.
A lot of Children's Vests and Pants
we're SOC TO soc at SOC each.
A lot OF Ladies Wool Pants were
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
Ell banquGtG de anOCho en-
honor de los COngTGSiStaS

continuation de la Ia. pagina)
tiva del problema obrero en- la isla,
Y del acto costo de la vida, que podria
aliviarse grandemente 81 las grandes
corporaciones y los propietarios de los
grandes terrenos de cultivo dedicaran
una pequena parte de sus plantacio-
mes a la siembra de frutos memories,
cuyo alto precio Sc debe la escasez
de la production.
Los Congresistas que hicieron uso
de la palabra eXpresarOn los puntos
de vista mas optimistas en- 10 que sc
relaciona a los grandes problemas
que tenemos que resolv6r con la COO
peraci6n del pueblo americana; can
taron una vez mas a la belleza ma
ravillosa de nuestra isla, a su pro-
greso industrial Y comercial. Expire
saron la idea de la constante propa-
ganda para fomentar el espiritu de
association entire ambos pueblos, di-
ieron que esperaban que Puerto Rico
NNDio D4NiAEAC OOlioNINaI Cl ISlNiC
americanismo que 10 confundi0 con el
pueblo americana en- los dias de la
guerra, para que sintieramos ell alien
to vigoroso del ,,espiritu de America
Y manifestation que Sc sentian orgu
llosos de yer flotar la bandera ameri-
cana sobre las escuelas publicas de
Puerto Rico, porque ella simboliza e.
espfritu libGrrimo Y democratico dc
America, y sus altos ideales de huma
nidad.
Sentimos no poder hacer una infor.
maci6n mas amplia de este brillantt
actO por carecer de tempo suficiente
para clio, por ser muy avanzada la
hora en- que escribimos estas lineas.
A las doce de la noche' termino IL
fiesta eelebrada en- ell Hotel Condadc
Y minutes despues embarcaron los
COngresistas para la metropoli, pues
pOr tener asuntos de gran importan
cia que atender en- el Congreso Ma
cional, no pudieron prolongar SUI via
je nj una sola hora.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
AUTOMOVIL SIN GASOLINA

Ell sehor Rivera zayas Presdene de la coms6n de
ae Conciac6n manifesto que han podido desarrolar
las ncatVas que devan de ley ceadora de la reerda
coms6n.
La raz6n por cuaI doha ley podido
necos que propuo la Asambea Legislative orecer pa
de los medios pantacon
debda foma " por tanto la comsion ha podido
ganizase del modo que corresponds adecuado ncona
miento para cumpIr debdamente su finadad
Rpha ley de fuerza vital. Tene proposito que
cunpIir puede cumpirlo.
Sc lie pals Ley; pero lie ha podido
dnero obtener de ella los beneco PRACTICES
que propuso conseguir la LegsatIra
Es igua que lie hubieran entregado al pueblo de Puerto
Rico autom6v suprmndoe derecho de gasoIna
que acordo comprar para ell motor
ST las asgnacones voadas para poner vgo certas Le
deermnan entreguen ceas suas estas pue-
den enegadas pou permte la stuac6n del Tesoro
entonces tales Leye enen que resgnase formulas
y pueden camno.
Son los automobiles sin gasona.
Aceptamos que Auditor basa caprichos, sino
fndadas exPca se6or Rivera Zaya Este
pecto del asunto ell cue estudanos ahora.
Nos iamos que tai esado de stuacon
de Ia cua Sc desprenden consecuencas nexpicables.
Gc6o pueden ponese vigor eyes asgnacio-
mes aprobadas sin entregarse e dneo que egs6
tai fin?
Accptando que dinero dsponbe que
egarse mpedro aguna raz6n legal certo que la
asgnaci6n egada esa contenda de los atcuos de
la Ley, que forma parte de ella?
Enonoes loomo puede ponerse Wgor una ley deando
suspense de parties?
cEs possible que Leyes puedan poner vgor
modo fraccionario?
La voIuhtad de la Legislature fue que apcase
tai Ley, al esta implantada.
ST puso practica la Ley entreg6 ell dineo que
Sc haba egsIado entOnces e mandate legislative ha
cumpIdo.
La Ley creando la Comson de Arbtrae esta expuesta
racasar sufrr nnecesaro descredo por
carecede garanta necesara para
que conside6 necesario para reazar proposito.
no podemos comprender como ha encontrado la
formula que los Legislatures las que
pueden dsponer de egsIar gasos que
de ell de que neqesario amacenar eyes
asignacones de optar po la Gale
gasona tai ell efeco que produce Ley por
de dnero Indispensable puede IIenar
JOSE GORDILS
San Juan, febrero q,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
DON VICENTE DEL VALE

Nuestro buen amigo dol. Vicente del
Vale, conocido cirujano menor, fue
operado por los reputados m6dicos L6-
PEE ALtongiorgi y Diaz Garcia en- la
"Clinica de Miramar'', con resultados
muy satisfactorios.
Presto su eoncurso eficacisimo a la
operaci6h, con su reconocida competen-
Ella, don Silvestre Feij6o, quien admi-
nistr6, con la gran habilidad de STEM
pre-, ell cloroformo.
La operaci6n consisti6 en- la cXtir-
paci6n del ap6ndice y Ia vesicula BIZ
liar, fu6. uL nuevo triunfo conquista
do por tan habilfsimos profesionaes
Reciban nuestras mas enthusiasts fe
licitaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
lei "LANUzA No. 39'I

Manara viernes celebrara una So
sion magma para conmemorar el 27o
aniversario de su fgndaci6n, e So
berano capitulo de Rosa Cruces La
nuza No, 80"
Aprovechando la OCCASION de tan faus
to acontecimiento Sc celebraran, ade-
mas, la toma de possession de los Off
ciales y Dignidades electos para 1920
y ell Traditional banquete solsticial
de invierno.
.El presidente, don Jose R Flores,
Ia tenido la cortosfa de invitarnos a
la fiesta.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
INFORMATION GENERAL
Ell DUETo YARA.

En- el vapor "Caravelle" lleg6
aver este puerto don Jose Pardi-
mas, quien trae una serie de ira
bajos tfpicos cubanos, danzones y
otros repertorios. Trae, ademas, al
cornetin Arturo Sanchez, quien go
"a de muchas simpatias Ell la We
Gina Republica y es excelente m1-
sico. Debutaran en- uno de los me-
jores cines de eSta localidad. El
senior Pardinas ha conquistado mu
chos triunfos en- su genera, en- San
to Domingo y Cuba, y espera obte-
nerIos de la misma manera Ell Pto.
Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
La junta CeIebrada
pOE Ell COnSejO de
Administrative
(Continuacl6n de La. pag. 3

(Continuaclon de La pag. 3
Sc acuerda enviar, sin recomen-
daci0n, ell asuntO la Asamblea.
Sc entera el Concejo de la Opt
MON del Attorney General sobre
que los municipios tienen la. fa-
cultad de imponer una pena mini
ma ell las ordenanzas, cuando la
ley les faculta para imponer una
maxima.
I'm el asunto de reclamation de
intereSes del emprestito munich
pal de, $915,000, retenidos por ell
Tesoro Insular, informa ell Audi
tor q. ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico
no tiene facultad para retener los
mtereses que devenguen las canti-
dadeS cobradas hasta ahora que
EN- ell futuro sc cobren para ell pa
go de intereses y fondo de amorti-
zaci6n de dicho empr6stito NUM-
cipal
Por unanimidad Sc acuerda re-
mltir lntegro este informe al Te-
Sorefo dc Puerto Rico, para 81 ell
vista de los argumentos expuestos
por el mencionado Auditor munici
pal deseare revocar su opinion en-
contra; Y hacienda saber al refe-
rldo funcionario insularqlle eI. Con
ce5o de Administration ha estu-
diado detenidamente Y con nuchf
slmO cuidado esta question v no
We la aplicacion que. el I,ace del
Art. 10 de la Ley Organica, pues
Sc reficre 1nicamente fondos lie
El Pueblo de Puerto Rico V nuncl
fondos municipales, y mucho me-
nos fondos> >privativos de un en-
prestito cuyos productos deben ir
a favor de los tenedores de bonos.
Sc. entera ell Concejo de una car
ia del Col Chas. G. Walcutt, .Ir..
jefe de Asuntos Insulares", dan
do cuenta de las gestiones hcchas
Ell favor del derecho de paso para
la prolongaci6n de lacallede Saliva
dor Brau hasta ell castillo de San
Geronimo, y manifestando que ell
asunto ha sido aprobado por ell &c
neral en- Jefe del Departamcnto
del Este
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
q fIIISI|!3'EI7iisurtal1A|Q,
TRIBUNAL DE DIsTRITo
Secci6n Primera.

Ramon Garcia Y otra VS.. Can
tero Fernandez y Co." por daios
Y perjuicios. El Tribunal lie conce-
di6 una pr6rroga de cinco dias,
cOntando desde el vencimientO de
la anterior, para presentar la ex-
posici6n del caso.
Luis Brown VS.. "La Sociedad
Civil Pena y Balbas", por sanea-
iniehto e indemnizaci6n. Vista la
moci6n del demandado Alexandra
Pena Ramos, ell Tribunal lie conce-
di6 cinco dias dc pr6rroga para
presentar alegatos.
Rosa Estrella VS.. Nicolas Mon
tes Martinez, por divorcio. Sc or
demo que el demandado sea citado
por medic de edictos.
II. V. Grosch, ex-parte, por adj
ministraci6n judicial. Sc autoriz6
al administrator judicial para que
pague al Licenciado Celesrino Iriar
te Jr. 81, 10000, por servicios pro-
fesionales, y Sc autoriz0 al Secre-
tario para que expida ell correspon
diente cheque.
William H. Hylan VS.. Petronila
Nerdejo viuda de Arroyo, por eje-
cucion de hipoteca. Ell Tribunal
ordmo a los demandados ejecuta-
dos, para que en- el termino de 30
dias paguen a los demandantes eje
cutantes, 100000 con sus intere-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05

ses, raz6n del uno por ciento men
sual.
Medal Film CO." VS.. Tesorero
de Puerto Rico "P. Giusty y Co. "
VS.. Tesorero Gle p. r., por devolu-
ci6n de sontribuciones. Vista las
estipulaciones de las parties sobre
demandas complementarias Y ex-
cepciones previas que han de re-
CIR, ell Tribunal las aprob6.
Agustina Rivera, exparte, por
authorization judicial. Ell Tribunal
nombro Mr.. Morris E. Berkowitz,
administrator judicial provisional
de los bienes relictos al fallecimien
to de Mr.. Arthur J. Estevens.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
DANA PORTORRIQUENA FA-
LLECIDA EN- NEW YORK

Ha falIecido en- Nueva York,
Vfctima de una neumonia, la esti-
mada DANA portorriquena, natu-
raj de Aguas Buenas, Candelaria
Morales Matienzo, quien residla
en- la populosa urbe.
Su entierro Sc verified en- ell ce-
menterio cat6lico de "El Calva-
rio''.
Enviamos a sus deudos Ell l-mas
sentido pesame.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-05
Del San German gaIante
Ell BALE DEL SABADO

Este bale, denominado ell 1lti-
mo de la temporada de enrame,
o ell de los muchos, por el nutrido
n1mero de nombres que componia
ell "bonch result6 esplendido.
Di0 comienzo a las nueve paSa-
do meridiano con un ligero walls,
Ell cuyo vuelo de compases tier
nos, parecia latir el alma toda de
una emoci6n profunda y aladas las
parejas EN- hbres eXSasis de bellos
entusiasmos, comenzaron felices ell
movimiento airoso de los giros ale
gres, ell ritmico vaiven de cuerpos
v de almas confundidas asi, magi-
camente, EN- las alas feXibles DEF
acentO.
Despues la DANA rumOrOsa, to-
da idealidad, tersa y tranquila CO.
mo un corazon virgen, como los
suenos blancos de um alma de lutl-
jer que viSlumbra el amor sin c0ro
cerlo; el/One Step" eX6tico, IL
bre ell ell giro, sin la onduIaci6n
placich y fina- de la DANA criolla,
Sc dej6 oir, ell "Fox Trot" calido,
y despues el damon altivo, desho-
| .ie de mil rOsas de sonidos por ner-
viosas manos de mujeres enfermas,
de in9ranquilos anhelos. :. fiebre
| y cadencia, majestad y vida; a We
ces ritmo apenas perceptible Ell
que las notas ruedan~en una AFRO
badora indecisi6n, Y veces cas-
cada de armonias en- que los rit-
mos chocan airosos, libres, con fue
gos de passion que estalla y quema.
Entire los concurrentes figuraba
10 mas granada de nuestra socie-
dad:
Maria Stefani, con su. .raro per-
fiji de una raza ideal y sus ojos ne
grOs como los diamantes de la le-
yenda antigua; Tonita, Amelia, Ce
liza, Raquel, Laura y Sofia Vivo-
nj, luciendo altivas ell incendio ra-
dioso de Sus crenchas heXibles
Maria del Vale, con su tipo del
nOrte Carmen Balzac, la esprit
tual, la artista, que sabe palpar ell
encantO incomprendido de los YER
sos; Maria Palmer, Laura, Lydia,
la maya del DAMON; Ana Livia,
Eloisa, Carmen Acosta, y mil mas.
cuyos nombres Sc escapan eclipsa-
dos por la turbaci6n de la memo
ria ante ell prodigio de tantA be-
lleza.
Tn nutrido conjuntO de senoras
sc veia, contemplando ell gozar de
la vida. que empieza la expansion
indiscreta de la juventud ebria de
suenos y ansiosa de impresiones
Entire los obsequios, hubo dull
ces, muchos dulces, que resultaron
amargos por la dulzura sin par de
aquel ambiente saturado de belle
"a Y simpatfa.
A las dos de la madrugada, con
el pesar de todos, di6 t6rmino el
festival, comenzando al cerrarse
el lirico parentesis, la mon6tona
existencia de las preocupaeiones.
j. Espada Rodriguez.
San German, Feb. 2, 1920.
En- ell garage de Gonzalez Y So