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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Ell GOBERNADOR ES FELICITA
DO POR Ell SR. YORDAN
(Por telegrafo.)
Guayanilla, agosto A.


Sr. Editor Ell MUNDO, I
San Juan.
LIE transcribo ell telegrama siguien
te, que ncabo de dirigir a nuestro
actual gobernador. /" Hon. Goberna-
dor Montgomery Reilly, San Juan.
Reitero mi respetuoso saludo leal adj
hesion al ilustre gobernador que EN-
su patriotico mensaje ofrece al pue-
bio de Puerto Rico las primicias de
un gobierno del pueblo, por ell pueblo
Y para ell pueblo, y Sc dispone a ayu
darle decididamente a alcanzar la pie
nitud de su derecho polftico como ma
cion libre en- ell concierto de las IL
bres naciones federales de America.
En- una comunidad de ciudadanos anne
ricanos, no cabe otra ciudadania nj
otra bandera la ciudadanfa que nos
glorifica la bandera que nos proteje,
garantiza nuestra libertad nos ha-
ce grandes en- nuestra pequefiez ante
el mundo. Os aseguro, senor Goberna
dor, que el pueblo de Puerto Rico res
pondera gallardamente al honor de su
ciudadanil y al amor de su gloriosa
bandera. Vuestro, en- Ell amor la glo
ria de America v nuestro querido
Puerto Rico.-Joaquin De Yordan,
Representative distrito No. 2O".-Espe
70 me conceda ell honor de insertarlo
en- vuestro popular periodico.
YORDAN..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
oTRA PETICIoN All
GoBIERNo ALEMAN

LONDRES, agosto A. Los embaja-
dores de Francia Inglaterra, asi CO
mo tambien Ell encargado de negocios
dc Italia en- Berlin, han dirigido al re-
presentante aleman Herr Rosen, en- nom
hre de sus respectivos gobiernos, una
nota en- que piden al gobierno aleman
que adopte, con toda premura, las dis
pcsiciones convenientes para permitir y
facilitar por todos los medios posibles
eI paso al traves del territorio aleman
de las tropas aliadas, que es possible
cue tengan que salir para Silesia, con
el prop6sito de acabar con la anarquia
reinante alli.
Un despacho de la capital germani-
ca afirma que Ell DR.. Rosen, ministro de
Relaciones Exteriores de Alemania, in
fcrm6 los representatives de los Ala
dos que Ell gobierno aIeman estaba dis
puesto a acceder a la peticion colecti-
va de los tres Embajadores, y que 6l
Gel DR.. Rosen) conference.-the con el Mi
nistro de Comunicaciones para que faci
litara ell transporte de las tropas referi-
das, con destino los puntos en- que
ha sido alterado Ell orden de Alta Si-
lcsia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05

ia Central Y que. el propio Mr.. Stanton
lc habia rendido Ell informe Official de
la forma como Sc condujo el pueblo,
tanto en- la manifestation como durants
las deliberaciones de la misrna, el orden
de la cual fu6 en- todos momentos man
tenido con suma cordura y gran discre-
cicn por parte de la policia, que me-
reci6 el elogio APPLAUSE unanimes por
su tacto comportamiento, un Redac-
tor nuestro visit6 la Fortaleza, con ell
prop6sito de conocer la opinion de
Mr.. Reilly, acerca de la actitud asu-
mida por Ell partido de la mayorfa, y
dcbido estar sulnamente ocEpado. ma
nifest6 que por ahora no Queria ade-
lantar juicio alguno para el plblico.
Ell sR. BARcELo Sc
ENCUENTRA sATISFECHo
Ell Sr. Barcel6, con quien tuvimos
cl gusto de departir breves momentos,
no puede ocultar su inmensa satisfac-
cion por la unanimidad y cohesion que
ha visto Ell el partido en- este dificil
momento que atraviesa, y nos clio,
ademas de otras cosas privadas, que
va de nuevo en- la direction del Parti-
do con la confanza ell apoyo casi
totalmente unanime de la colectividad,
la Union volveria a su Marcia natural,
annque dispuesta siernpre erguirse dig
namente en- la protesta cuando Ell ho-
Eor y la dignidad del pals estuvieran
en- peligro. Sc lnuestra optimista del
exito a esperar en- Ell future, dada la
soiidaridad v unanimidad de pareceres
que mantendran el Partido fuerte vi
goroso como siempre.
LA RENUNcIA DE =
CoRDOvA DAvILA
Despues de Ia reunion, On 10 cue
mas han recaido las conversaciones v
congetura ha sido en- la posibilidad de
que ell Sr. C6rdova Davila renuncie o
no, su posici6n de Comisionado Wash
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Ell TENOR cARUsO HA DEJADo
UNOS TREINTA MILLoNEs

ROMA, agosto A. Ell gran tenor Ca
russo muri6 de un Abceso en- los riiiones,
y no de un aperitonitis purulenta. para
impedir la cual fu6 operado siete oca-
stones distintas en- los Estados Unidos
sin que los medicos lograran destruir
Ell lugar de la infection.
Los principales peri6dicos de Italia
afirman que Caruso deja una fortuna de
80 millones de liras, por 10 menos.
Ell cuerpo del gran tenor fu6 embalsa-
mado. Immense gentio neno la camara
mortuoria desde las primeras horas 6e
La mafiana, hacienda al glorioso artis-
ia ell mas ferviente de los homenajes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
GRAVES NOTICIAS DEL NORTE
DE AFRICA

MADRID, ngosto 4.-Los infor-
mes privados que Sc reciben de Me-
lila describen de una manera SOM
bria la situacion militar de Marrue
cos. Los destacamentos espaholes es-
tan cercados en- el Monte Arruit, en-
Nador y en- Zeluan; Y es tan dificil
su posicion, que no reciben vfveres,
encontrandose imposibilitados de SOS
tener los violentos ntaques de las tri-
bus moras, quienes poseen un ejerci
to n1uy bien organizado, la manera
europea. Los prisioneros que caen en-
poder de las tribus, son tratados bien.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
FRANCIA QUIERE DIvIDIR
Ell TERRIToRIo ALEMAN

PARIS, agosto A. FL peri6dico lie
Potit Parisien'' anuncia que los exper-
tos franceses han dirigido a sus colegas
-italianos un proyecto de reparti-
cion de la Alta SiIesia, entire A1emania
y Polonia, basado en- el plebiscito y te-
niendo en- cuenta algunas importantes
consideraciones de aspecto geograico y
econ6mico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
FRANCIA NO QUE
RE PACTAR' CON
LOS 'BOLSHEvIKIS'
(PoR CABLE FRANCEs)

PARIS, agosto f. Han sido desmsn-
tidos oficialmente los informes dados
por algunos peri6dicos, segdn los cuales
ciertos comisionados por Francia y Kras
sine, agente del soviet ruso, han
emprendido negociaeiones para obtener
del gobierno 'bolshevikis' que fuesen
roconocidas las deudas contraidas por 81
cx-Imperio ruso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Ell SR. SANTIAGO CARMONA
APLAUDE A CORDOVA
DAVILA
(Por telegrafo)
Bayam6n, agosto 4.

DdydHiOA3 dSOotO =
Ell MUNDO,
San Juan.
Estimare publication telegrama ST.
guiente: Hon. Felix Cordova Davila,
San Juan.
Felicito usted Y Santini por levan
tada patriotica actitud frente come
diantes. Ell verdadero pueblo no pa
trocina turbulencias contra usted y
gritos Independence GALES de San
Juan. Esos actos engrandecen afanes
ibertad. Igual actitud asumieron adj
lateres dieguismo frente Barcelo an
tes de cambiar su actitud politica.
Seguro estamos usted no cambiara
L. Santiago CARMONA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Ell CONFLICTO De
.IRLANDA SERA RE-
SUELTO PRONTO 0
(PoR CABLE FRANcEs)

LONDRES, agosto 4.-La 1niel ra
zon del por que ha sido aplazada la
solucion al conficto irlandes es por-
que Sc espera a unir las aspiraciones
de los de Ulster y de los "sinn fei-
ners", fin de que ell jefe del gobier
no ingles, Lloyd George, pueda tratar
con un solo grupo y no con dos sepa-
radamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
DON FRANCISCO EsTRELLA
FRASQUERI

Este muy estimado caballero nos par
ticipa desde Washington que ha sido
nombrado, por Ell Secretario del Inte-
rior, Official juridico, en la ofcina gene
raj de terrenos de los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
Ell LEOPARDO INGLES ENSENA
LAS UNAS

LONDRES, agosto LA Camara
de los Comunes voto una grim mayo
ria el proyecto para la construction
de cuatro acorazados de batalla del
ultimo tipo, con canones de 1e pulga
das.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
DEcLARAcIoNEs DEL
sR. coRDovA DAvILA

Nuestro Redactor Sr. Vargas visit6
aver tarde en- su residencia al Sr. Cor
dcva Davila, quien encontro, en- con-
ira de 10 que era de esperarse despues
de la derrota, mucho mas tranquilo y
animado que como estaba antes de la
reunion. En- ell semblante del Sr. Cor
dova D&vila, Sc notaba 81 no una ale
gria, por 10 menos la satisfaction in
mcnsa, del que Sc siente .lihre de un
peso enorme abrumador.
-Sr. Cordova,-le dijimos, luego dc
saiudarle -deseariamos para Ell MUM
DO sus impresiones acerca del resultado
de la reunion de anoche, y del Incl
dcnte personal que le ocurri6 ST. sa-
liGa.
Con nnucho gusto, amigo; pero an
tee permitame que le haga algunas de-
claraciones respecto algunos concep-
tos que han sido vertidos en- estos dias,
en- relaci6n con mis- actuaciones recien-
tes. Sc ha dicho con determinada inten
ci6n, que yo conocia el discurso del
Gobernador antes de haber sido pronun
eciado y hasta Sc ha llegado sfirmar
que inspire algunos de sus parrafcs
Els completamente incierto. Tengo la
(Centinna en- is 0agins s.,
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en- la frontera de Colombia. Finalmente,
ortega Martinez iba a ser Ell presiden
to de Ia repdblica y Alcantara su minis
tro de la Guerra
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ington. Hay quien cree que habiendo
s:do desautorizado en- su politica, el no
pedra ir a Washington hablar en-
nombre del Partido; otros afrman que
eI renunciara SUI puesto al ser nombra-
do presidente del Tribunal Supreme; y
hay quien cree que no 10 hara y que
Ell Partido Sc vera obligado designar
otro Comisionado. Muchos Green que 81
ha debido hacer 10 que don Antonio
que cuando consider6 que su politica
personal estaba en- contradiction con la
trazada por su partido present6 la re-
nuncia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-05
REvOLUCION. CON
IRA Ell PRESIDEN-
TIE De Venezuela
UN CAPTAIN ALEMAN LA DENUN
CIA AL GOBIERNO.
POr Frank E. MASON

Redactor Corresponsal del international
News Service
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Stolen Automobiles.

The police last night reported the follow
ing automobiles as having been stolen In this
city yesterday:
Ford touring. license 1896 n. j., motor
309903
Buick 1919 touring. dark green, license 12sS59
n. Y. motor 5o7650.
White 2-ton auto truck, closed body. marked
Blnderford Co., Inc, license s24551 N, y.
Hudson 1921 speedster blue body. red wheels,
license 2S160 n. y, motor 7716.
oldsmobile 1920 delivery truck, license sol55o
N. Y. motor 1854
Ford 1921 touring, license 2s2s5s n. Y. motor
514940S.
Ford 1915 touring. license 1o7795 N Y. motor
stuts i917 runabout. license 251152 N. Y.
motor $50.
Ford sedan 1921. black nickel radiator,
license 269722 N. Y, motor 501S903.
Chandler 1920 touring, license 150035 N. Y.
motor 99069.
Ford 1921 touring. license 25o470 n. Y.
motor 4SS0S40.
Ford 1920 sedan license 1o1s77 n Y, motor
Ford 1921 sedan. license 27se7s N. Y, motor
506o23.
Ford 1921 touring, license s-157s n. y, motor
Dodge 1921 touring, license 2477Ss n. Y.
motor 62s29s.
Ford 1919 sedan. license 1Ssoss N. Y. motor
35s05S6.
Ford. 1919 coupe. license N-193 N. Y. motor
430460S.
Dodge 1921 touring. license 25o003 N. Y,
motor 629602.
Chalmers. 1917. license 2444o3 N. Y, motor
S56S.
Cadillac. 1916 sedan. dark green, license
11S303 n. Y, motor 2O216.
Hudson 1917 license not given, motor sT5eO
Ford 1920 runabout. license 1S6406 n. Y,
motor 403S25.
Ford, 1910 touring, license 4oo12 N. Y, motor
Chandler 1919 touring license 14e1s1 n. w..
motor 67s64.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
TAMMANY DECIDES
TO RENAME HYLAN
Murphy Confers With Borough
Leaders and None Other
Is Considered.

The Tammany Hall executive commit
tee will meet August l for the purpose
OF picking candidates for the coming
municipal campaign. Unless there are
unforeseen and extraordinary develop
ments in the situation before that time
the hall (steered as Always by Charles
Francis Murphy of Good Ground) will
declare for John f. Hylan for reelection.
Other boroughs are expected to swing
into line openly at about the same time.
Murphy has already had a conference
on Thursday TO be exact-with leaders
OF the four borough annexes of Tam
many. John II. McCooey OF Brooklyn.
Maurice f. Connolly of Queens, Arthur
Murphy of The Bronx and Matthew
Cahin OF Richmond. There was talk at
this time Of possible candidates for
Comptroller and President of the Board
OF Aldermen, but 1t Is understood no
decision was reached.
1T has been assumed you are to be
the Democratic candidate for renomina-
tion," Mayor Hylan was told as he was
walking out of the City Hall yesterday
When are you going to announce your
self?"
II have been so busy" he said with
a broad smile. IL have had no time to
make statement, but in the immedi-
ate future 1 shall issue one concerning
my intentions as to this fall"
1t is assumed the Mayor has been
waiting to get the final word to "Shoot
when you're ready" from Murphy and
his borough lieutenants.
will Charles L. Craig be renomi-
mated for Comptroller" is being asked
by the rank and file" Democrats. This
question Is agitating the minds of Muir
ply and his cabinet. Craig has re-
Gently shown most disconcerting dts
position to strew nails in the way of
the Hylan chariot He has given the
Meyer legislative committee consider
able information, and the understanding
has been that he stood ready to furnish
much more along the same line. What
to do to stop this menace has been the
subject of earnest discussion. Some
years ago this would be easy. They
could name the Comptroller for the Su-
preme Court: but unfortunately there
will be no vacancies in the First dis
trict this year.
Craig some time ago declared fiat
footedly he would never stand for Comp
troller again on a ticket headed by
Hylan. Tammany has been discussing
whether they ought to try and persuade
him to accept denomination re and try
ing to find out whether or not he would
embarrass them by a cold refusal, II Ne
should be approached directly on the
subject
shown a disposition to take q renomi-
nation within the lost week. but they
can point to nothing definite on which
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
NEW REGULATIONS FOR
SACRAMENTAL WINES
Internal Repenue Bureau
Heeds Church Pleas.

WASHINGTON, July 23.--New prohibi-
ton regulations covering the distribution
of wines for religious purposes have
been almost completed. 1t was said to-
day at the Internal Revenue Bureau.
The rules are designed to insure
churches obtaining the same standard of
sacramental wines to which they were
accustomed before the ban was put on
Wholesale liquor dealers under an opin-
ion by former Attorney-General Palmer.
Request was made at a recent hearing
before the bureau that Acknowledgement
Daugherty review his predecessors rui-
ing so far as 1t applied to dealers In
sacramental wines, as the churchmen
contended they could not obtain their
standard of quality from wholesale
druggists.
The bureau takes the view that a re-
quest for new ruling would reopen the
entire question of wholesale liquor deal
ers while regulations can he drafted
with especial attention to importers
which would accomplish the end sought
without bringing the matter again be-
fore the Attorney-General.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
CURRAN ADVOCATES
FIGURE A MAJORITY
Continued from First Page,

first choice OF three more OF the inde-
pendent Democrats Adding these would
give Curran twenty-five. or majority
OF the committee. This reckoning does
not take into account Henry w. Taft,
who. although a Manhattan man, de-
clared at the Friday meeting he thought
the logic of the situation demanded a
brooklyn man. so he was for Calder or
Lockwood.
Curran advocates, however. believe he
may be won over after consideration of
the vote getting record of Curran. Each
member OF the committee will be asked
TO consider these facts:
In 1915, a Presidential year, when
Iammany and the other borough demo-
cratic organizations were still In possess
sion OF their full strength and New York
city was considered normally heavily
Democratic, Curran made a remarkable
run for the city wide office of President
OF the Board Of Aldermen against Frank
L. Bowling, probably the most popular
candidate. outside OF former Governor
smith. Tammany ever had. 1t was an
OF year municipality. it being by-elec-
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

tiOn 10 I'LL the place leIt vacant py the
resignation of George McAneny. There
was practically no anti-Tammany cam
paign.
Currnn a Good Vote Getter.
Curran was within ss.742 votes OF de-
feating Dowling. He actually carried
Brooklyn by 6,357 votes. although
Charles Il. Hughes. the Republican can
didate for President lost 1t by some
5000. Curran got 111,902 votes In
Brooklyn. while Alfred L. Smith got
only 10000 votes in Brooklyn running
for the same office. President of the
Board OF Aldermen, against Robert
Adamson the fusion candidate, the fol-
lowing year. In 1916 Curran split prac-
tically even with Dowling in Richmond,
but lost in Queens by 4.3S7, in The
Bronx by 9997 and in Manhattan by
25,7G7. Two years ago Curran, rum
ming for his present office. President Of
the Borough of Manhattan, carried this
borough by STA.
An unsigned statement was issued
last night as coming from the "inde-
pendent Democratic members of the
anti-Tammany conference" boosting
Senator Lockwood because of his
strength among the teachers and those
interested in education generally. 1t
presumably was sent out by the So
called Independent Democratic Confer
ence group.
Miss Elizabeth Collier of Brooklyn
sent her resignation from the coalition
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
DRY OUTLOOK HERE
GLOOMY TO GLy'NN
No Improvement Until Of
ficial Housecleaning.

No big Improvement in the prohibition
situation in New York State, from the
point of view of the prohibitor. can be
expected until Washington has author
lied State Prohibition Director Hart to
clean house thoroughly and until re-
liable and efficient men have been ap-
pointed agents. according to George A
Glynn, chairman of the Republican
State Committee
Mr.. Glynn said yesterday that pro
hibition has never had a fair chance.
II thieves and bandits We're to receive
the encouragement of official collusion
anything like that which bootleggers en-
Joy the violations would exceed the
violations OF prohibition.
Following Mr.. Glynn's charges of
month ago. in which he stated that en-
ployees OF the prohibition department
were still active in the assistance of
bootleggers, 1t was announced by Mr..
Hart that the State chairman had been
working with him in an effort to clear
up the situation here, and that the
Washington office had in mind a COM
plete reorganization Of the prohibition
force.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Hirshfield Is Led Astray.

Led astray by the publication in an
afternoon paper yesterday of the plat
form adopted by the Price Coalition
Committee and which II will recommend
to the Republican-C Coalition steering
committee and believing erroneously
that. as stated in the paper, II was the
platform of the committee (which will
select candidate Monday to run
against Mayor Hylan," David Hirsh-
field. Mayor Hylan's faithful aid. issued
a typical blast. In the form of letter
to Henry w. Taft, chairman of the
steering committee. he accused the COM
mittee of stealing the Hylan thunder.
There remains but one thing more
for the Coalitionists to do he declared,
land that is to indorse John f. Hylan
for Mayor" II they named another
candidate on that platform the voters
would know it was for the purpose OF
decoying voters and the candidate, IL
elected, would discard the platform.
However" he wrote to Mr.. Taft. IF
! am mistaken in my contention and IL
the fusionists really do believe in a five
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
HELD AS A SUSPECT
IN $4,000 GEM THEFT
Bartholomew Fond Arrested
on Colombion's Charge.

Suspected OF the theft of $4,000 worth
of jewelry. Bartholomew Fond, %, who
lives at 127 West Ninetieth street, was
arraigned before Magistrate Fetherston
in Tombs court yesterday and held in
100000 bail for examination tomorrow.
Mario Rincon, 610 West 1921 street,
na,ive of Colombia. South America.
the complainant. told the police that last
Tuesday he took the jewelry. comprising
several diamond rings and necklace of
diamonds, to downtown banks for the
purpose of raising money. He met Fond,
a friend. who said he could dispose of
the jewelry. According 10 Rincons
story Fond took the diamonds and dis
appeared. The police arrested Fond
after watching the home of young
woman in Brooklyn They said he had
some Of the jewelry In his possession.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
BROKERS' WIFE DENYING
CHARGES, SEEKS DIVORCE

Mrs. Charlotte Catherine Mayo filed
an answer yesterday to the divorce suit
of Roy A. Mayo. broker in which she
denies all allegations of infidelity and
counter claims a divorce in her favor
She alleges her husband was intimate
with one Christy Eidler at various
places between June and October, 1919 !;
with woman known only as Florence
during 1920 and 1921, and with other
unknown women at other times and
places
In defence of her husbands action
she alleges he lived with her at 924
West End avenue subsequent to the
times mentioned in his complaint, and
thereby condoned whatever acts she may
had committed Her counsel demands
a bill OF particulars giving the full name
of the Pedro" person named by Mr..
Mayo as correspondent She also serves
notice sho will seek jury trial.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

TO base this further than his general
attitude and a report that several days
ago he refused TO give information on
an admittedly anti-Hylan story
David III. Knott, the present Sheriff.
wants to be named for Comptroller, but
Mr.. Murphy is said to have turned down
the suggestion. William II. Edwards
would like the nomination. AS an ex-
Collector OF Internal Revenue he thinks
he knows something about finance
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

cent fare. lower gas and electric and
telephone rates. municipal ownership
and operation OF the rapid transit utili-
ties and In municipality owned and OPP
Grated ice plants and coal pockets. then
the only man for you to elect to carry
your banner in the coming campaign is
John +. Hylan, and in that event YOU
could disband and await serenely the
realization of the good things that shall
flow from your platform"
The New York herald., 1921-07-24

committee to Joseph NJ. Price. its chair
man. yesterday. She was not menu
ber OF the steering committee OF forty
seven. She said she did not want TO be
bound by the action of the steering COM
mittee. as she believed +. ii. La Guardia,
President of the Board of Aldermen. was
the strongest possibility" to head the
Republican ticket and she expected to
vote for him in the primaries.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
UItru-Smart Dresses

Handsome creations in Taffeta, Silk
Canton Crepe, Georcette Crepe,
Laces and many more fabrics.
Trimmed with Embroidcries, Laces,
Beads or Tinsel.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Smart Cotton FrOcks

Attractive models in fine Linen,
Gingham, Wolfe or Organdie,
adorned with Embroidery, Laces,
Frills and other effects.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Smart Sport Skirts

Attractive models in Silk Canton
Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Baronet
Satin, Plain or sport striped Flannel
and other fabrics, finely fashioned
and trimmed.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Separate Sport Skirts

Interesting creations in Tally-ho
Silk, Moon-glo, Roshanara Crepe,
heavy Silk Canton Crepe, fine plain
or striped Flannel and many more
fabrics. Beautifully trimmed.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
CharmingLy Fashioned Dress
$3.50

happy color combination has been effected in this hand
dress of Black and Henna Silk Canton Crepe, smarty
modelled with panels at sides and SASH The pretty
Silk embroidery contrasts beautifully with the fabric it
adorns.
The New York herald., 1921-07-24
Canton Crepe Dresses

Seasons favored models in Silk
Canton Crepe, Georgette Crepe,
Crepe dc Chine or Tricotine
adorned in various smart effects.