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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-19
SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS
At REAL ESTATE MEETING

The tax problem will be a special
order OF business of the Real Estate
association at the next meeting.
The campaign for n special session
Of the legislature is now in full
swing. At the same time. the various
tax -levying bodies are hard at work
to cut down expenses to the mini.
mum. All four taxlevying bodies in
the county. port. school, city and
county, have joined hands for this
purpose, Assessor Frank Hull and
Councilman c. Il. Fitzgerald were
appointed Wednesday as subcom-
mittee to make thoro study. so that
publications of work might be elm.
mated. and that other expense items
might be co-ordInated and reduced.
This subcommittee was empowered
by the general committee to make
general recommendation on all
phases OF the tax question.
While voluntarily joining forces to
bring about n reduction of public
expenses, the actual tax levies will
have TO be voted separately by the
various bodies. In order TO obtain
one tax-levying body instead OF four.
as at present, the state law would
have TO be revised. and this Is an
other point urged In favor of a spe-
cial session of the legislature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-19
IN A SPECIAL SESSION
THEY COULDN'T DODGE


THEY COULDN'T DODGE
Meacham pointed out that in a
regular session of tho legislature the
press OF business makes II easier for
the lawmakers TO dodge the tar prob
lem. In a special session. called for
tax purposes only. the problem could
be met squarely.
I'VE must revise our tar system. "
he declared. because Il Is funda.
mentally defective. We are at de-
cided disadvantage with other states
because OF this. no matter how eco.
nomical our administrative officials
may be-"
Claude c. Ramsay. chairman OF
the county commissioners. promised
that the county would cut every pos.
sible item OF expense. but that the
basic system Of taxation must be
changed TO obtain all the relief pos.
sible.
Il don't want you TO understand
that ] am giving the county officials,
or anyone else. a clean bill OF
health" he said. There is, no
doubt. some extravaganza among us
all. and we're going 10 do our best
to cut II out. There are extrava.
gances now. there we're 10 years ago.
and there will he so years from now.
I'VE can only do our level best as
officials. but you must help give the
officials the proper tax system. You
must help them by honest criticism.
not merely by kicking Mt some ex.
pcnditurc that affects others. but see
10 II that you don't come around to
exert pressure for some ends of your
own. Help keep expenditures down
TO tho lowest level possible. and also
help by demanding that our tax bur
den be placed more cquitably. that IL
be distributed more fairly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-19
Citizens
Meeting
ON TAXES
PLANNED
Real Estate Association at
Session Decides to Go
Into Question

A mass meeting OF citizens and tax
payers 10 demand a special session
OF the legislature for tax revision
purposes was proposed Thursday by
I'D v. sweeney. capitalist. and one of
soattie's large realty owners.
Tacoma. Everett Grays fiarbor
and Spokane should join." he de.
clarcd. 'for they are In the same box.
Let us go down TO Olympia In a
special train 10 demand this request"
Gov. Hart IL now In the East.
Sweeney. however. believes that the
plans for this mass demonstration
and protest against Washington's
anuquated and conflscatory tax sys.
tom should be vigorously pushed
without ietup. 80 that when the gov
erpor returns. there would be no
further waste OF time,
REMEDIAL BABIES
NEVER MATCRED
AZ q meeting Of the Seattle Peal
Estate association wednesday. State
Representative George +. Meacham
told Of the various bills introduced In
the last session OF the legislature TO
remedy the defects of our present
tar system
Il call them Legislative habies.s he
said. They never matured. They
were killed either In one house or
the other. One important measure
was killed by the house rules com
mitice. There was a bill submitting
n constitutional amendment for the
purpose Of enabling the state to tax
intangibles. A bill to raise the In.
hcritancc tax. just and equitable
measure. passed the house, but failed
in the senate. A bill 10 permit the
state 10 lease coal lands and have
the money 20 into tho school fund OF
the state was stIfled."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-19

GrcetingSs Did you buy n
ticket from your -rcct car con-
ductor for the carmen's r~licf
ball. \ fare time Is promised.
Prohibition Commissioner MacDon.
aid Il all fusscd because his phone
service went dead for an hour. Some
people arc most uneasonable.
Mac thinks hootieggers cut his
wire to prevent booze raid
And any man would sure get sour
II on the phone he glued his ear.
And waited patiently an hour.
But couldn't get bis wine or teer.
HEARD on SEATTLE STREET
TOURIST. What's at your lead.
mg playhouse tonighty'
SEATTLEiTE: Uncle Toms
Cabin"
TOURIST: "G'wan: quit yer
kidtin'-'
The country win soon be az dry
- sunkissed chip" says Dr. IL.
l. Bowiby. secretary of the Lords
Day Alliance. For n chap who
wants 10 close amusements on sun
1Ay. including movies, baseball. tho
oereA concerts and nerry-gorounds.
- seems . bit rakish to allow even
81 Sol the pleasure OF oscuiation-
IN DOryBr
We don't know whether the fellow
- oseood who advertised the Damn
enterprise Is named Damn or is Just
: roor spelier trying to b honest
MAN. Ind comnsrciaL
one SHOULD KEEP IN THE CAR
TRACKS
yfe5 buys a Ford. Balance as you
~. de.--Ciassified advertisement.
A bit difficult at first. but one
non masters the feat
A safety razor manufacturer guar.
ontees q dozen shaves with each
0Ade. In the case OF buyers with
aoubie chins. we fawncy adjustments
aru made on territorial basis.
AMONG THOSE PRESENT
Over the river bright faces we see,
And among them we make out
Tom Hopp.
Who might even yet be among US
IL he
Hadn't called fellow mortais "oid
Top"
Brother love isn't nearly as com.
mon among men as love for the sis
e~~tnrA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-19
Oeather

Tonight and Friddv, oc-
cdsionai rain. moder-
ate southeriy ,cinds.
Temperature last "a Hours
Maximum. So. Minimum, 10.
To-day noon. SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-19
HEARD on SEATTLE STREET
IN DOUBT

We don't know WHISTLER the fellow
- oseood who advertised the Damn
enterprtse Is named Damn or is Just
= roor spelier trying to b honest
MAN. Ind. CommsrciaL
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
CUT IN BANKS RATE
'BUOYS PARIS BOURSE
Renewed Confidence Expected
to Cause Reaction Of Shares
Lately Depressed.
Special Cable to THE NEW YoRK HSaALD-
Copyright, 1891, By THB NEW York HEHArD.
. N~u Work Herald Yzureau

Special Cable to THE NEW York HHaALD-
Copyright, 1874, by THB NEW yoHK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Paris, July 81.
With the reduction Of the discount
rate of tho Bank of France to 5H per
cent nnanciers are seeing q new pros
pect of general Improvement once tho
Upper Silesian ana possibly the Russian
question attains some sort OF settle
ment as the decrease. following similar
ones by the Bank OF England and the
Federal Reserve Bank, seems to indi-
cate that the Finance Ministry Is on the
road to a definite financial policy.
The Bourse so far has failed to react,
but a statement by officials of the Bank
OF France that the reduction is intended
primarily as evidence of their confidence
in improved conditions is expected to
bring back several banking and indus
trial issues which have suffered from
depression the last two months.
The banks are insisting that the new
effort to provide cheaper money does not
mean decrease in the banks fiscal pro-
gramme. as every effort will be made to
continue advances on good security, al
though. they will be necessarily limited
so far as Industrial stocks are con-
cerned.
Conservative financial journals like the
Cablogromn,e. however, are advising the
public not to expect to much Immediately.
pointing out that the problem of obtain
ing extensive credits from England and
the United States stiu remains to be
solved. and that until this is effected
exchange values cannot be relieved from
the depressing influence, even If Frances
export balance remains as satisfactory as
in the last six months.
TIE whole attitude of the Boz must
still be taken as apathetic, it 1t even
responding to what was at first be-
lieved to be critical labor situation de-
from the Lille Socialist congress.
There is still plenty of money available
for responsible borrowers, but the pub
lic itself prefers investing in Treasury
bonds at per cent, new issue OF
which was launched last week.
Frances interior capitalization for the
first six months Of 1921 shows 12,500,-
900, 900 francs IN ordinary national de-
fence bonds and 5,000.000,000 in Treas
ury 8 per cents, while less than S.000,-
600, 900 francs was invested in Colonial
issues, railroads and French corporations
in the same period.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
( X. Rice, Jr. & Co. Buy & Sell


Niles -Bemeut-Pond Stocks
Singer Mfg. Co.
Equitable Trust Stock
Franklin Fire Ins. Stock
First NatI Bank Stock
". Y. State Rys. Com. Pfd
II. w. Bliss Com.
+ Sen Sen Chiclcts IS
Gillette Safety Razor Stock
\ Penn. Coal s. Coke Stock
Childs Co. Com. q Pfd.
Mccall Corp. Stock
II Nassau Electric Ry. 4s
II n. Y. Mutual Gas 1t. Stock
United Cigar Stores Stock III
Home ms. Co. Stock
General Baking Com. 3 Pfd.
American Brass Co. Stock
Yukon Alaska Trust
West Va. Pulp & Paper Steok
winchester Co. Stock
Pacific Coast Co. Stocks
fhelps-Dodge Stock
Great American Ins. Stock III
til Niagara Fire Ins. Stock
H Hanover Firo Ins. Stock
Farmcrs Loan & Trust Stock
u. =. Mtsc. Trust Stock III
Royst Baking Powder Stocks III
II Amer. Mach. Fdry. Stock Rights
Babcock 8 Wilcox Stock
III North River Ins. Stock
Il We hous good markets IN Unlissed
and fndcfivs Securities and vespecf- III
/ fniIy tnvite your Inquiries. II
J.k.Rice,Jr.&C
zones 1000 to 4o1o John. So Wall ST.. N. Y
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES.
WEEK ENDING JULY 30. 1921.
LONDON.

tdT ftdIIEt,
High, $4.o0N. May 10. Low. So
Cables.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
show. Capital Cost Falling.

Another indication that capital costs
are to fall lies In the attitude of
prospective borrowers. municipal Gov
ernment and corporate. Some OF them
are haggling with their bankers over
rates. seeking concessions. Others are
holding off as long as possible. The
business man who can get along for
a time on his present capital is
hesltatlng to borrow on long time.
SO far as declining costs OF credit
and money forecast better conditions Of
trade and industry. the country stands
to-day In an excellent position. There
arc still troublesome old loans to be
iiquidnted and large stocks OF mer-
chandise which have 10 be sold and
paid for and many old bills arc unpaid.
but the outlook is Improving.
The local reserve banks manage
ment suggested In Its August letter
shat member banks. with discretion
nay safely be a little more liberal than
they have been In respect TO outstand-
lng loans. That suggestion IS not O
Sid for new Initiation but stands as n
landmark of improved credit conditions
N the Second Reserve District. and II
Is worth some emphasis that tho
Congress has before IL bill which. n
enacted into law would help meas
urably the railroads cash situation.
The railroads came well into the
spotlight OF financial attention last
week Rail stocks advanced and con.
soldated their gains colncident with
sharp reactions OF industrial stocks
The proposal to put s50o.0c0.0o0 fresh
funds into their treasures had con.
siderable to do with the strength OF raj
shares, but there were also satisfactory
net earnings reports for June e
examine. The carriers are still far
from a profitable basis as profit Il
measured these days. but the prospect
Of si0,00o,0o0 net in Juno looks mucf
better than the deficits of January and
February and the sg7,0o0.Oo0 balance
before interest charges in May.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
CHRrsTTaSrA.

montreal Funds In New York
High. st2s.43. Low. S12f.ss.
High. $147.50. Low. s13S. ~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
LA GAcETA DE MUNICH,
PUBLICATION IMPORTANT

II distinguidO eaballero don Pedro J.
Jaunarena, de san Sebastian, visito nues
ira Redacci6n para obsequiarnos con
aIgunos ejemplares del interesantisimo
peEi6dieo semanal 'La Gaceta de Mu-
nich''. que Sc edita en- la gran ciudad
le Munich. (Alemania).
ia Gaceta de Munich" esta dedi-
eada al comercio y a la industria. mas
no por ESQ deja de traer preciosos traba-
'os s0bre literature y bellas artes.
Rsta revista esta editada en- espa-
SOL perO On un espafOl cOrrectO y ele
gante.
Ia information grafica, los bellos foto
grabados. que hace mas sugestiva Q in.
teresante Ia publication constituyen el
msjor anunciO para Ia venta de este pc.
ri6dieo. que. pOdemos asegurar, obten-
drA en- Puerto Rico un exito ruidoso.
Las personas que deseen suscribirse
al ameno semanario pueden dirigirse a
su agente en- Puerto Rico. don Pedro j
Jaunarena. San Sebastian.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
lmpOTtdntO reunion
pOIitiCa COIGbrHda
anOChG en- Bayamdn

Desde eI sabado teniamos conocimien
70 do que en- Bayam6n habria de cele'
brarse una impOrtante reuni5n politica
de los miembros que eomponen la Junta
local de "a Union de Puerto Ri:' en-
aquella municipalidad.
El obieto de Ia citada reunion, Sc
gun Sc nos inform0 era Ell de hacer
eompareeer ante Ell expresadO comite al
LcdO. Leopoldo Carmona, con el propo-
sito de que contestara y Sc defendiera
de los cargOs que lie iban ser presen-
tados con mOtivo de sus tiltimas actua-
clones, al aceptar un puesto del Eje-
eutivo en- contra de 10 acordado por la
Junta Central, y haber censurado pn-
blicamente en- Ia prensa adversaria del
partido actos de la Direction de la Co
leetividad.
La reunion SO lev6 a efecto anoche,
y eosa extraha, Ia misma fue convoca-
da p0r el mismO Sr. Santiago Carmona
y Sc Ilev6 a efecto en- su propia casa
residencia.
Un RedactOr nuestro, que rondaba la
casa del Sr. carmona. cambi6n impre-
stones con algunos miembros del comite
momentos antes de empezar la reunion
(que fue bastante tarde por cierto) y
fue informado del disgusto que ha eau
sado el heeho de que dicha reunion Sc
celebrara en- Ia casa del sr. Carmona, y
cue fuera convocada por el.
De Ia impression recogida por nuestro
RedaetOr, Sc desprende que la mayoria
del comite esta en- contra del Sr. Car
mona, a quien parece Sc intenta pedirle
Ia renuncia de su cargo como Secreta-
rio del conlite, 10 que hace que hoy el
partido Sc eneuentre en- un grave con-
hicto. toda vez que la correspondence
y documentos ofciales estan en- maIos
del senior carmona, quien Sc conside-
"a enemigo de Ia pOlitica que siguen los
0rganismos directories del partido.
Cuando salimos de Rayam6n la reu-
ni6n no hahia dado comienzo, y pro-
metemos, sin embargo, dar toda la in
formation de esta importantisima reu-
ni6n. la eual Sc cree que cnlnine en- la
expulsion del sr. carmona, de dicha
Junta Local
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
EI p0IigTO ''TOjO"
aSOma 81 CabHza en-
Ia Rep. bTaSiIGna
CHEESE our III nGovThuREg0 BE.
vIsTE cARAcTER 'BoLsHEvTKI"

LIGnOA, ag0st0 ga Los peri6dicos
as ssts capital reeogen y eomontan las
mefieAas ame Ian ilsgado del Brasil. ex-
pIasnnao a sentimiento cue en- Portugal
pEo4mee q movimianto FeVoluelonaEio
ans. 60 fsFma de huslga general, Ia
satalis1o sn aigunas poblaciones.
AiWunos perso4ieos Green cue este ma
iesiaE e. ashido 3 las dsmandas uniyeE
sales Dc aumenio ca los salarios cue con
uinanimi1aa airigen les trabajadoEe1, a
eansa asi enenrseimiento de encareei-
nslento ds les aFticalos mas indsspensa-
tsss para h vida; otFos diesn poser in
faFmas Feapecto . cue duEante los aiti-
mes tres mssss han negado a las cos
tan dsi Brasil ''balzhevikis" ae acclon
ies cnalss tan pEenfo pnsieron pie sn
ter EcomsnEaxEon = prediear entire las
rmnaan las dsetrinAs ''bolzheyskis'', ex-
eiiknaaias . h Febeii6n.
Eon psEi6aieos llaman Ia atsneion al
ochisEno aesrea del peligro roio del
ssholshsgikismo" y solieitan Ia adop-
ea6n de- ensrEieas medidas &c preeaH-
ei6n. , aus ss rsaiieen minueiosas in
veailRmclones sohre todos los extranle-
res gas psnsiFsn en Il Rspabliea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
Una mujer de treinta
amos ha SidO aCuSa-
da de infantiCi idiO

Ante Ell fiscal Dfaz Collazo compare
clio aver Saturnina Collazo, de 80 afios,
quien Sc acusa de un delito de infan-
ticidio.
Esta mujer, segdn Sc desprende de
las investigaciones, di6 luz un nifio ell
jueves de la semana pasada EN- una casa
de la calle de la Fortaleza, donde ha
bia lido incidentalmente.
La madre escondi6 la criatura en- ell
cuarto de banjo, no sin antes haberle in
troducirle unos trapos en- Ia boca, que
lie produjeron la muerte por asfixia.
Durante la noche Saturnina tom6 ell
cadaver de su hijo y 10 traslad6 la
casa, de la Gale del Estado, Miramar,
propiedad del DR.. Julio Toro, donde
la acusada trabajaba como sirvienta.
Como la casa del Sr. Toro esta sola
por haber embarcado la familia para
los Estados Unidos, Saturnina no ha.
ll6 obstaculo que veneer ocult6 "su
delito' debajo del bafio. Un NAL olor
empez6 las "a horas impregnar la
atm6sfera, trayendo por consecuencia
Ell que los vecinos Sc dieran buscar la
causa de su origen.
Cecilia Hernandez, sirvienta de una
casa vecina, penetr6 por fin en- compa-
MIA de otras personas a la casa del Sr.
Toro, donde, tras facil busca, haIlaron
Ell cadaver en- complete estado de putre-
facci6n.
La autopsia fue practicada al cada,
yer. El DR.. Dobal certific6 que La cria-
tura habfa nacido con vida.
En- cuanto a la acusada, esta confes6
al Fiscal su delito, manifestando que
10 habla matado para evitarse moles-
tias, pues creia, que este hijo, como cua-
tro mas que ha tenido, lie iba proper
cionar muchos sinsabores.
Ell fiscal Diaz Collazo orden6 Ell ingre-
SO al Penal de Saturnina, a quien acu-
sa de infanticidio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
III coAEEncEANxE QUE PRo0REsA
PoR sUs hfERITos. PoR 50 AcTT-
vTDAD Y ENRRGIA

~ esnoclds iovsn Viven ArziyL uno
Dc ios eomereiantes mas l6venes de e.
- plaEa. dsspaes ds habeE iiquiaado poE
eEasn as Ia ceFts feomo Ttrusteel todas
las sxigeneias ds u casa ''R. snAFez
, cs." ha adqulrids al local
Este pepmiaE mnehaehos Cal enal apre
eiamesl trasiadark 80 establecimiento
Ia 0lara" para q msncionaao local
81 enai pondFA 81 mism0 nombre de
ia 0leria" cue tan popular - ha he
ehs Al pablieo por snn limitados precios
y "a sscogiaa meEcancia.
cFeemos - buen aeierto del jovsn
ArFiyf paes a sabs eneauxar los nego-
eiea y inehaF eomo aiemprs 10 ha hecho
cen ~ nctividad y eonntaneia en- su ne
geeies unids siempEs = las simpatias
aus tisns eutEe 81 pableo Dc San Juan
, u Izia.
Deseamoa Il aeAoF ArEivi hnenos ne
eeeios. , cue sismpEs siga en- prOsperi-
daa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
La bandera pOrt0rriqueha es arranCada
de una guagua pOr e| jefe de infOr-
maCi6n Mr.. Nc. K|ure.
Ell LCdO. Font Suaez en- representation del duenO de Ia
guagua, pTGSentard una d0nunCia pOr da1OS naCOSOS
Mr.. Nc. Kure tatd duIamente un jOVen eqe al cine
Strand tenendO que nteTVenr e LCdO. LaStra ChaTrGz

notivos de salud. Sc le ha concedido
un mes de licencia con sueldo que soli-
citara.
Ell sefor Padial piensa 1uego ocupar
un alto puesto en- una importante COM
pafiia azucarera del pals.
Probablemente, ell successor del sefior
Padial sera don Vicente Andino, quien
ha sido recomendado por ell primero.
Ell sR. BARCELo HA PUEsTo UN
CABLEGRAMA AL LCDo. CORDOvA
DAVILA.
Los lltimos concentrates giran alre-
dor de ''lo que diran de Washington
Hasta la fecha, que nosotros sepamos,
Washington no ha hablado. Nuestros in
formes son de que Ell senior Barcel6 ha
puesto un cablegrama a C6rdova Da-
villa en- Washington, pidiendole informes
sobre sus actuaciones allf.
Ell LCDo. FONT PRESENTARA DOS
DENUNCIAS HOY
Al saber que ell Lcdo. Font Suarez
iba proceder judicialmente en- ell case
de la bandera, un redactor nuestro vi
sit6le aver en- su oficina de la calle de
la Cruz, con ell fin de confrmar la noti-
cia....
Y, efectivamente, ell Lcdo. Font Sua
rez nos manifesto, a preguntas nues-
tras:
81, senior; por encargo del Sr. Alsina
acabo de redactar dos denuncias, una
por Ell delito de dafos maliciosos otra
por Ell de Perturbation de la Paz, con-
ira ell sr. McKlure, Jefe de Informa-
cion de la Policia Secreta de P. r.
Desde que tuve conocimiento de 10
cometido contra nuestra bandera, que
no es bandera anti-americana como La
llamara McKlure, sino Ell simbolo re-
preventative de un Ideal Sagrado, del
sublime ideal que prendi6 en- los pechos
de los braves varones de nuestra isla
desde muchos antes del arribo a nues-
tras playas de las fuerzas anericanas;
del Ideal de nuestra Independence Ma
cional, desde que tuve conocimiento, re-
pito, del hecho, Sc encendi6 en- ira mi
espfritu v Sc llen6 mi alma de vergiien-
"a ante clio. En- ell acto me persone en-
casa del senor Alsina v lie interrogue
sobre la verdad de 10 ocurrido. LIE ase-
guro que nunca pude Greer la version
propalada hasta que escuche de labios
del digno amigo Alsina, cuyos ojos te-
nian un diabolico relampaguear, mien-
tras me narraba 10 ocurrido. Entonces
infcrme al Sr. Alsina del remedio legal
que nuestros estatutos lie daban para
reparar ell dano Y Ell sefor AIsina me
encomend6 que redactara las denuncias
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29
.Caminan haCia la.
capital ruSa nunle-
rOSOS hambrientOS
(De nuestro servicio especially

LoNDRES, agosto 28.- A pesar del
enorme ntmero de toneladas de provi-
stones que envfan los Estados Unidos,
ell hambre espantosa que sufre Russia pa
rece aumentar cada vez con mas horro.
res.
Un telegrama de Estocolmo dice que
en- Moscti Sc teme la invasion de mas
de un million de campesinos, los que
Sc han undo los soldados, que tambien
padecen hambre.
Ell gobierno ''bolshevilki' ha tenid0
roticias de que una gran mayorfa de
trcpas avanza hacia Moscu, saqueando
cuanto encuentra, para poder conner.
La poblaci6n est& atemorizada ante
la amenaza de tan enorme nfmero de
hambrientos. n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-29

Gran animation existe entire ruestra
alta soeiedad con motive de la comida-
Basle que SO celebrara en- un privilegia-
d recinto de Bayam6n a principles del
mes entrante pOr un grupo de entusias-
tas sehoritas y j6venes del antique club
''soastika'.
Dada Ia premura de esa celebration
estzn por circular las invitaciones de
un dfa a otro.
Fl Comite organizador asegura gran
6xlto. va que 10 mas selecto de nuestra
scciedad asistira al precioso acto.