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The New York herald., 1921-01-20
LEE W. MAXWELL
HEADS GOLF BODY
Sleepy Hollow Player Is
Elected President Of
Westchester Association.
By KERR N. PETRIE.

Taking time by the forelock, as 1t
were, the Westchester County Golf AS
ISOLATION executive committee. at a
meeting held yesterday. selected the
courses which 1t will use for its various
championships. and tournaments during
the coming year. Events that this or
ganization will stage W II be six or more
in number, among them the oren. ANA
teur, junior, Victory cup meeting and
the pro-amateur tourney, which 1t is in
tended to run on the lines of the COM
petition which the golfers of the Long
Island section found so interesting last
year. As noted, all the courses for
these events were selected but as 'nc
association still has to notify the clubs
and receive their sanction the names
will not be made public for several
days yet. In addition to the Journeys
above enumerated. the Westchester AS
ISOLATION Is planning a competition Tor
the coming year that it is said will COM
mand nationwide attention. Beyond this
however. nothing as yet has been dis
closed as to the nature of the competi-
ton in question.
AS II Is expected that Westchester
professionals will figure prominently in
the team which Is going abroad to play
IN the open championship at st. An
drews, the Westchester open title tour
ney Is likely to be held somewhat later
this year than last. Because of the
foreign trip, too, the professional-ama-
teur competition will not be begun be-
fore the middle of July. 1t will run
until the middle of October AS for the
westchester amateur championship. this
event will, as usual be played at the
time that the New Jersey State Golf
Association Is staging it's annual tour
ney. This. 1t is thought, will be on June
2. and 4. thereby enabling the Metro
politan Golf Association to select the
second week in June for its blue ribbon
meeting
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
ARMY FIVE EASILY
WINS FROM LEHIGH
Cadets Triumph by Score of
80 to II.

WEST POINT. Jan. 19.--Army beat Le-
high handily at basketball to-day by a
score OF SO 20 IA. The Cadets succeeded
in keeping the collegians away from
their basket throughout two-thirds Of
the game. the visitors failing to regis
ter from the field until the middle OF
the second period.
Army led at half time. IL 20 g.
Smythe. Dasezies and Pfeiffer starred
for the soldiers, bombarding the col
legians' basket frequently. The lineup /:
The New York herald., 1921-01-20

The morning OF Lincoln's Birthday
and the afternoon OF Washington's
Birthday have been selected by the silk
Athletic Association for Its first indoor
tennis championship tournament The
event which is to include singles and
doubles, is 20 be held on the courts Of
the Twenty-second Regiment Armory.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
WEST SIDE TO VOTE
ON TENNIS EVENTS
Meeting Tomorrow Will De-
eide Attitude Toward Title
Tournaments.
By SAMUEL J. BRooKMAN.

Just what attitude the West Side Ten
tions for the various national tennis
championships will be known after the
annual meeting of the club at Delmon-
ico's tomorrow night The executive
committee already has advised that the
national singles be applied for as usual,
but that no contest be made for the
event. While sentiment TO date leans
toward holding the Davis Cup challenge
round here and toward relinquishing the
national singles to Philadelphia the club
proba bly, will stand ready as heretofore
TO conduct as many of the tennis title
tournaments as the delegates OF the
United States Lawn Tennis Association
see fiji to award them.
This attitude will apply to the national
doubles which for the last few seasons
has been held at Longwood. Sugges-
tions have been made recently that II
the national singles go to Philadel-
phia the national doubles ought to come
here and the women's championship
shifted from Philadelphia to Boston, to
follow out the rotation idea which ap-
pears to be gaining favor Longwood.
however. already has objected strongly
to losing the national doubles.
There is TO be a contest for the presi-
dency OF the West Side Tennis Club.
The regular nominee is Spencer Fuller
ton Weaver, while the opposition has
placed Marshall Hagar in nomination.
There is only one candidate for each
OF the other regular Offices but three
additional names have been submitted
for membership on the nominating
committee.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
FRANKLIN WINS AGAIN.

Tho Franklin School basketball team
continued It's winning streak yesterday
afternoon on its home court when II
defeated the Cutler S ,hooI i've by 20
90 5. Chase was the only Cutler man
who was able 20 do any scoring. De
Muth starred for the winners. The line
vp:
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
Bradshaw, Lafayette
Star, to Be a Yankee

Special Despatch TO THE NEW YoRR
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20

% Floor essks,snhoSeTts9n is s,,o !' HosdoSich.
Robertson, 10, Hyde. T. substitutes--wes-
ieyan. Hartman for Moore. Referee
Stewart OF Colgate. Time Of haives-20
minutes.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20
Team Match in May.

A date also has been found for the
second annual team match between
westchester and New Jersey. 1t is hoped
by the former organization that the New
Jerseymen will agree to have at least
twenty on each side this year instead Of
the fifteen side selected for the open
ing time in May.
Lee w. Maxwell Of Sleepy Hollow was
elected president for the year. while Mer-
rill K Waters of Ardsley was made vice
president, r p. Walden of Apawamis
treasurer and John G. Anderson secre-
tary. Messrs. Walden and Anderson
were reelected. c. v. Benton is the new
tournament committee chairman, while
d. f. Sawyer, the metropolitan cham
pion. was made captain of the West
chester Association team, succeeding
Mr.. Anderson.
It was stated at the meeting that sew
eral good players had promised to enter
the Victory cup tournament this year.
This trophy is now In the keeping of
Siwanoy as a result of the success last
summer In the tournament decided at
Wykagyl Of Its brilliant young member
Jesse Sweetser, the intercollegiate cham
pion.
Other announcements OF consequence
were to the effect that the association
has a sum of $3.50 In the treasury and
that there are now twenty-one clubs in
membership. the latest organization 10
Join being Grassy Sprain and Pelham
Country Club.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20

BY calling its officers on the long dis
tance telephone and suggesting a confer
ence the United States Golf Association
gave the Western Golf Association an
opportunity to back out gracefully from
its recent warlike attitude. Naturally
the w. G. A. is making much of this.
but the fact OF the matter Is that with
the Metropolitan, Massachusetts,, Phila-
delphia and Western Pennsylvania AS
sociations levelling their guns from the
front and the California Associations
shooting from the rear the trouble
makers OF the Chicago section no doubt
were finding their position a little too
warm for comfort.
The New York herald., 1921-01-20

Army (33). Lehigh no.
Smythe ....... Left forward. ........ Lingie
Nirhules ..... Right forward. ..... Coleman
Dasczies ......... Centre. ............. Lees
pteiffer ........ Left guard. ....... Hartung
l<esaler. ....... Right guard. 80. Springstein
Goals from field--Smythe 90. Dasezies 90,
French (3), Pfeiffer (2). Llngle, Lavria
Marshall. Goals from foul--Lingie. out OF
49, Smythe. out OF 12 Substltutions--
French for smythe. Smythe for Kessler.
Whtson for pasezies I.avria for Coleman,
Marshall for Lees. Referee-Tom Thorpe,
Columbia. Umpire--Ed Thorpe, DE La Sale.
Time OF hAlvos--2O minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Twenty.six
of tho CO plays produced In New
York this season have failed.
Producers aro wondering why. The
answer that the public this season
Ia not paying Just 10 go 10 the tho
atrA
Several plays failing In New York
have bern sent on the road. heraided
~ ATTRACTIONS from Broadway"
They failed on the road. too. Ono
comedy. featuring two stars. opened
10 si4s the first night In Cleveland.
and drew only siss its second night.
Meanwhile. Tho hat" IL stili run
ming strong In New York. after two
years. One company 10 playing Il
In Chicago. anothar In philadelphia
and two on the road. The royalties
Of Avery Hopwood and Mary Roberts
RinehArt arc reported to be 5000 .
week
IAonal BArTymorA burdensd with
tho weakest vehicle Of his carssr. n
doing his greatest work in II This
Ia The Ciew.- . French play by
Henry Bernstein
barrymore plays the rois Of
Paris publisher who bctrays his par.
~ because OF the influence of q
young vampire whom he marriea.
The end Of the play shows him .
blabbering Tipped old doit. faced By
complete diahonor and deserted by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Extension Service
Starts New Class

Dean r. r. Bolton win instruct n
class In tho Improvement OF teachers
to b. given by the University Of
Washington extension service this
winter. The class win continue ~
weeks and will be held each wedncs-
day. Mt p. m. In room iota. Henry
building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

A small moving picture machine
II made 20 be ciamped 20 the wind
shield for making movies Of scenes
while on tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Sin of Father Already
Visiting Itself Upon
Children of Brun1fieLd

BrumfieId Hen get what he
had coming"
The brave little fellow could
stand II no longer. He lest his
nerve, burst into tears and retreat
ed TO his home. For the rest Of
the dag he and his brothers re
uaained IN hiding.
MOTHER MAY FORGET.
But CHILDREN NEVER
Brumfieid has his Bible. In n
he seeks consolation. He finds hope
In the words of the gentle and
merciful Man Of Nazareth In
month, man viii have wreaked bis
vengeance on the mortal clay OF
Richard NJ Brumficid. His case
win then 20 before a real Supreme
Judge. The testament givcs him
hope that bis troubles may end
A husband k an important part
OF a womania life. But q mate
not an integral part Diyores'
courts prove that One may pass
away, others can be found. Mrs.
Brumfieid may seek happiness
anew.
Man has but one father. one
natural parent The avcrsse youth
pridcs himself on his father To
his Juvenile eyes. the male parent
In usually the generalization Of
masculine perfection
Imagine then. II you can. me
three young BrumfeidA Imagine
their life In Roscburg. Imagine
that taunfing cry that WIN probably
follow them thru life:
"Gee, your dad got hung"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

knights December ~. All Pyshian
lodges In whitman county will par.
ticipais In the big Ira T.. Clark class
initiation.
More than 5000 Clarke county
people arc expected TO attend tho
horse show at the Pacific Interna.
tional Livestock exposition at
South Vancouver, on Clarke county
day. Monday.
Each E1kR lodge IN the state will
be asked to build q cottage At tho
proposed camping resort at the sum.
NIT Of snoqualmle pass
Michael Dunno ana the former Mrs.
Alberta Myers Of Mouns Vernon
arc on their honeymoon now. but
they never want to So . pair OF
handcuffs again Altar their we'd.
ding ceremony Thursday night.
jovial fricnds sharkicd tho pair To
rrthar. Than somebody lest the
key. II was four hours before an
, other key could b found to unlock
the handcuffA
The Ingram Air Locked Rim Co.
OF waiia waia viii begin the
manufacture shortly of auto rims.
Tho company has secured q three
year lease On q building at COS
w. Main ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Notes and
Comment on
THE OLD
HOME TOWN

Herbert choynski. grand vice
president Of the Eagles. win be the
featured speaker at an open meet
ing OF the Snohonilsh aeric, No. iss.
10 be held on November .. The pub
lie will be invited.
The Girls and Boys Glee club OF
the Port Angeles high school are
making preparations for comic OPP
erctta. "rocahontaa." TO DO pro.
duced early In February.
Congressman J. w. Summers has
recommended Cyrus n. Morrow for
the four'year term as postmaster Of
Walla Walla
Snohomish breeders OF prize Hoi.
stein stock win be represented by
six head OF cattle at the Pacific In.
tcrnationai Livestock show ut Port
land November and G
Professor c. A. fsaacs OF wash
ington State college missed class
this week. II was the first time in
IS years that he had been absent
on account OF Illness He has an
attack OF the flu
October was a delightful Indian
summer month In the kittltas val.
ley.
A big future In predicted for the
pottery industry In the Northwest by
tho federal bureau Of mines The
materials available In the Pacific
Northwest hold gigantic possibilities
for the development OF hightgradc
white ware. according to report
NJ. l. Brooks. weii.known resident
OF Puyailup. has sold out his inter.
csts In the Independent Fuel Co. TO
his partner. r. NJ. Kant. and win
leave on an extended trip In the East
and California
"A carrot was used 70 lure away q
porcupine which was found under
tho desk Of Principal Rolof. In the
fasco high school recently.
Catherine Rsis,on. OF Port An.
g~lcs. and Emma Abbot. OF sedro.
woolley. have been picked for the
hockey squad at washington State
college,
The Sales Tar VIII be the subject
for discussion at the regular meeting
of the Puyaiiup Commercial club.
Monday noon.
Tho postoffice department at
Washington has called for civil serv.
leo examinations for tho appointment
OF postmasters Mt Okanogan. Rcpub-
lie. Yakima and Medical Lake.
Eleven BARRIERS Of Toppenish have
petiuoned the city commissioner to
pass an order providing that barber
shops should be open only from . ..
m to e1o .. m The present custom
prevails for an hour moro work than
that Of the proposed schedule
Says the wailA waIla Union- New
that overseer voliva has decided
that the earth fsnr round at an. what
arc No going to DO with its axis?-
Nearly tvios A. many births a.
deaths occurred last month In waila
Waiia county. There were 81 births
and 20 Deaths
Preparations arc being made by
Evening Star lodge. knights Of Pyth-
las. fer entertaining 600 visiting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Bureau of
Mis- sin &
Relatives

The Star Invites ne pcnders - uss -
reisatves ~ frienns. 1hs department =
70 help In sesniting theDs VIE have bees
s~psrpted- Ihe~s whe~s rviatfves ~
svisnds are missing are invited - report
the disappearance directly 70 The star.
Readers ~ho msy know the whereshsuts
Of persens mentioned In this column ~
missing are requested also - repent Ia
The Star. Other newspspsrs are tnvtted
- rep~o<ince such hems - viii interest
their comm upitses-
JACOB 6PANGLER - Mn- J.
Buehler. 713 w. Market St. Potts
Vile, Pa, is trying TO locate her
brother. Jacob spangier. Their
mother b dying and wants TO see
her boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
nv AnTUIR SULLIVAN

RosEBURG. or. Nov. s.--Iach.
ard M. Brumflald ainned. He VIII
pay with his IFS for his tnnsgrcH-
sion
ms wife. Innocent woman. must
suffer. Social ostracism ana
disgrace are her lot
DOC" Brumfields payment VIII
be IlRht--a month in a death cell
march 20 the gallows. a drop
then oblivion.
The wife may seek other ciirnea.
She In stiil pretty and may find
new mate She may be abie TO
forget.
And visit the iniquities Of the
father, even unto the fourth genera
iion.- read the scriptures.
The scriptures speak the truth.
For II is the second generation of
the house OF Brimfieid that feels
most kccniy the disgrace Of It's erst
while head.
Tho condemned dentist has three
small sons. Richard. Gilbert AMI
Robert. aged II. and 2. The
three small boys suffer most be
cause OF the fathers crime-
Children aps their elders Tots
are naturally cruel.
Mature Roscburg turned fin
thumbs down on the dentist and
demanded his life Young Roaeburg.
UNDECIDED In the council Of the
elders, turned TO Brumfield's sons
and punished those helpless tots for
the fathers offense
SONS NOW LIVE
IN sECLUsION
The three youths. with their
mother. several relatives and
friends. have been living In a 70
ciusion IN a house In North Rose
burg. Richard alone braved the
storm OF popular censure and al
tended school.
He stood II for days. Then came
the climax. at midnight when the
jury returned tho verdict which
doomed the father 70 . disgrace-
full end ignomlnous death on .
Ribbet
Young Brumfieid braveiy started
for school the ncxt morning. As
soon ~ he left the door Of his
mothers homo. he became target
for the cruel words Of his fellows.
~Hcy. Dick. your DADS going
10 get hung" shouted one
Il thought you said your old
man didn't kili Russell" shout
ed . second
'Goody. goody," chorused .
third. They're going 10 fix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
To Use Shotguns
on Alaska Terms

A combination Of Dolly Warden
trout and Alaska tern In creating
havoc among the salmon In Alaskan
streams. according TO ID. VIM. field
superintendent Of tho United states
bureau Of fisheries. who has Just re-
turned from a trip TO the North. Ito
said shoswuns would be used on the
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Alaska Railway Co.
Planning Extension

WASHINGTON. Nov. b.--The
Alaska Railway Co. appeared before
tho interstate commerce commission
today, asking authority TO issue $500
shares OF common stock. for extend
ing tho main line several miles be.
yond the present end. al the Alaska
Pacific Coal Co. In Canyon Creek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Novel Paper Suit
on Exhibit Here

Arthur n. wllmot of Johnson
svilmot. formerly John iindh Co. re-
nifty returned from New York
here he succeeded in obtaining one
4 the novel paper suits, made IN
ermany. Tho suit Is ON exhibit az
heir store, iiss Third ave,
johnson & wilmot are inviting their
I'D friends and tho general public to
Isit them in their new location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

NJ. I. Brooks. weii.known resident
OF Puyailup. has sold out his inter.
csts In the Independent Fuel Co. to
his partner, y. NJ Kant. and win
leave on an extended trip in the East
and California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
National Educator
Heard by Chamber

The Importance Of the public
schools In aiding citizenship building
was emphasized by Hugh y. Magill.
field SECRETARY OF the National Edu'
cational association, who spoke Fri.
day before tho members council OF
the Chamber Of Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Department Store
Investigator Held

c ". Schultz special Investigation
for n Second ave. department store.
In held In city jail on an open
charge following his arrest Friday
noon by city detectives. Goods
stolen from the store are alleged 20
have boon found I'm his home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

his wife. A mob stones his window.
IIe drops dead.
Tho best part Of Barrymore's act
ing Ia the completeness with which
he allows himself 10 be ruined.
Irenc F'cnwick In the varp Of
vamps who accomplixhes all this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05

A carrot was used 10 lure away .
porcupine which was found under
tho desk Of Principal Roiof. In the
fasco high school recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-05
Jobless Ask Kansas
Executive to City

Gov. Henry Alien Of Kansas has
been invited to attend tho public en-
tcrtainment TO be given by the Seat.
tie Association OF Unemployed In he
Arsnory December g.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
DON JOSE r, cHANDk1

, En- virtud de haber cesado Ell Distri-
to Militar de Puerto Rico Ell 1S del mes
pasado, nuestro estimado amigo illus
trado colaborador don Jose P. Chandri.
'ofciAl del Rjercito, ha sido trasladado
a Camp Dix (New Jersey, que esta a
una liOra de New York, y, mas o me.
nos, fa la nisma distarcia de Fiiadelha.
Nuestro amigo ha estadO al frente del
Distfito Militar de Puerto Rico durante
un periodo de amos, pr6ximamente. Los
Iluevos reglamentos militarrs esUAble.
cen que solo dos amos de servicio sera
permitido en- los tr6picos, v iihestro
amigo colaborador ha caido bajo las
dispasiciones de los mencionados regla-
mentos,.
Ell seAor Chahdri, quien tienc cnvi-
diabffsisnas aptitudes, reanudara sns sa
ttsfactoffos exisos EN- 81 Norte.
Le deseamos feliz viaje.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
Ell ESCANDALo DE LA PLAYA DE
VEGA BAJA
Lo Que informa l.. policia:

Lo que informa Ia policia:
En- Ell canino que conduce de Vega Ba
ia al barrio de 'tPuerto Nuevo", fue-
ron arrestados Epifanio Melendez, Nico-
las Melendez, Jaime Melendez, Isaac Mar
tinez, Santiago Rivera, Mario Rivera,
Felix Manzano y Martin Manzano, por
un delito de nlotin, consistente en- que
obrando juntos y sin autoridad de ley,
hicieron uso de fuerza y violencia con-
ira un grupo de caballeros y sefloras que
venian de aquel barrio, donde habian
llevado a efecto una jira, produciendole
una herida a don Jose Nieves, y heridas
y contusiones Ignacio Hernandez,
Juan Hernandez, Felix A. Nieves Jose
Nieves Jr Ell juez elstiende en- Ell asunto
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
Ell HAMLET" EN- BAYAMoN

La Sociedad de Bayam6n esta de pla.
GENES por tener la oportunidad de admi-
rar las celebres obras HAMLET y TIA
Pipiola' trabajadas por la compahia
Delgado Caro-, en- los dias primero y tres
de julio. N
Debutara la Compafia con la tragedi&
en- seis actos del immortal Shakespeare
HAMLET y dara su function de dsspe-
dida con la alta comedia ''La Pipioia !,
el domingo tres de julio, dos obras de
las cuales los grandes y buenos crfticos
mucho han hablado como tambien de la
Compafiia, que con tantos exitos felicss
ha recorrido las mas importantes ciuda-
des de Europa y America.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-29
Mr.. HARDING DESEA VISTTAR Ell HAWAII
Ell ANO PROXIMO
AL coNGREsO DE LA UNION pAN-pAcIFIcA

Washington, JUNO 2OE presdente Harding al
nvtac6n hecha por Wallace r. Farrngton recienteente
nombrado gobernado de Hawaii Alexander Hume Ford
creafiodecor de la Union PanPacca para que vse las is
las Hawaii dane la conferencias que han cee
Honolulu contestado, manifestando que
tenda gsto vover vsta edazo de TERRA de los
EstaOs Undo que dspuesto hacero ocupacones
Sc 10 permten.
El presidente Harding aceptado amb6n presdencia
honorara de la Union PaPacca cua abarca todOs los te
fforos barbados ese esa sumanente nteresado
las gesnes que enad esta evando cabo esecar
los lazos de amistad entire naciones.
Mr. Ford ha anunciado que grupo de hispano
aiericanas situadas Pacico pertenecen
la enconada Union PanPacca han anfestado va deseo
de andar representatives Prmera conferenca Edcava
PanPacica ceebrara Honolulu de agosto pro-
xino.
Tambien congreso Ia presnsa mundia que
ceIebrarse Honolulu estaan repesentadas
muchas de repubIicas.
El doctor Vrgio Rodriguez Betea proninente perodsta
hsPano americana natural de Guatemala vcepresdente del
comt eecuvo del menconado congreso de munda
LAINvrTAcloN AL PREsDENTE
pesentada al presidente Harding pOr
vandoe que las menconadas ccnfeencas dice
asi, parte: #sl
dnado acpta la presidential honorara gradece deses
de cooperar obra.
"6ajo auspoos "a Pan-Pacica de
hoes de cenca Sc eneron veano pasado en- Hawaii cons
tyendo entdad para servir la hanidad ell estudo
de los probIemas cientficos del Pacico
Emnentes pofesoes reuniran isIas este
han elegdo Honolulu ceIebrar congreso nnda ell o1
no Yendeo E 1922 los hobe de negocos de la costa del
Pacco reunran tamben senar las bases del
comercio munda.
odemos asegurar que efes de nacones tendidas
10 largo de la costa del Pacico esperan vsar Honolulu d
ante e aho 1922 81 la de eos presencia po
dra por la capital del Pa
cFico ss
El gobierno los Estados Unidos as ell de oas
pbcas del Pacco ha votado va credos extaornaros
enva Al Hawaii ombres de cencia profesores hobres de
negocios fin de que conozcan mutuanene
puedan de confeccon de plan be-
necoso para las ep1bcas baadas Pacco cua dara
reunion de las que la odean
del que surgran poyectos planes que
realdad redLndaran beneficio de todos"