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The New York herald., 1921-06-09
SPAIN VARIES TARIFF
TO MEET EXCHANGE
Nations With Deprecated
Currency Must Pay More.

MADRID. June s.--According to the
royal order issued by the Minister of
Finance In connection with the GUS
toms tariff. nations the money Of
which has deprecated in value as COM
pared with Spanish money must pay, in
addition to the tariff set forth in the re-
Gently revised schedule, another tax
based on the difference between ex-
change rates.
France and Germany. and especially
Germany, apparently will suffer most
by the new order. America and England
will be placed in n position to compete
on more favorable terms with these
countries in trading with Spain. For
instance. IL the customs duty on any
article is listed at 100 pesetas. the
United States and Great Britain will
pay only that sum, with an additional
amount to make 1t equal to gold. which
has been fixed at ~ pesetas. Thus alto
gether they would pay 147 pesetas. On
the other hand. France will pay 147
pesetss Plus an additional tax to be
computed on an amount necessary to
bring the French cost OF production level
with the Spanish cost. which will mean
further 81 pesetas. Germany IL In a
worse position than France.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
U. S. WINTER WHEAT
ESTIMATE DECLINES
Crop Put at 578. 100000 Bush
els-Kansas, Nebraska and
Oklahoma Suffer.

WAsHrNGToN, June s.-The country $
combined winter and spring wheat crop
promises TO be $4,000, 900 bushels larger
than last years based on forecasts OF
production announced to-day by .he
Department of Agriculture. There will
De smaller crops Of oats. barley and hay
than were harvested last year. while
the apple crop will not be half % large
as that of 1920 and the peach crop will
be much smaller than last year.
Winter wheat, which a month ago
promised a crop of s2s, 600, 900 bushels.
came through May In bad shape in sew
eral of the important producing States
and as result the forecast OF produc-
ton showed a reduction OF $1,000, 900
pushels. bringing the total to the same
Quantity as produced last year Kan
sas, premier wheat State, reported a
decline in the condition of the crop
from 81 per cent. of normal on May /,
to go on June /. which resulted In a
reduction In that States forecast by
o3.000,000 bushels. In Nebraska the
condition dropped from 90 TO rs, and
In Oklahoma from S4 to 10.
The spring wheat crop promises to be
251.000.00o bushels. or AZ, 600, 900 larger
than last years, with the acreage 7.2 per
cent. smaller. the total area being an
nounced to-day as 1S.023. 900 acres. The
condition Is 93.4 per cent. or 4.3 points
above last years June condition and
slightly above the ten year average.
The condition on June | and forecast
OF production of winter wheat In the
principal growing States follow:
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
LISTED ON BIG BOARD.

The New York Stock Exchange yester-
day admitted to the list the following
securities:
Swift Confederation. s25OO0,o0O of
twenty year s per cent gold bonds (:
New York Central, $25, 100000 of ten
year per cent. collateral trust gold
bonds; Panhandle Producing and Re-
flniag, s3,36s,100 OF 8 per cent cumu-
lative convertible sinking fund preferred
stock. and 19S,770 shares of no par
common stock; Standard Oil of Califor-
MIA. s25.oo0.000 of ten year per cent
gold debentures Pan American Petro-
leum and Transport. se.S55.0 of first
lien ten year marine equipment per
cent. convertible gold bonds; Bayuk
Bros. s1,78s, 900 of per cent cumula-
tive convertible preferred stock and
10000 shares of no par common stock (:
Niagara Falls Power, ss.4s4,6O0 Of Z
per cent. cumulative preferred stock
Montana Power $4,000 900 of additional
Common stock; New York. New Haven
and Hartford. 1851 900 of per cent
gold debentures Art Metal Construc-
ton. 159.927 shares OF SO par common
stock Fisher Body, Ohio. s10.o00.00o OF
8 per cent. cumulative preferred stock.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
OIL EXPORT TAX RAISED
TO PAY FOREIGN DEBTS
rs p. c. Of Increase Solely to
Meet Bond OBLIGATIONS.

MEXICO Crit. June s.-President
Obregon's decree increasing the export
tax on Petroleum % per cent. is re-
garded by the Mexico city newspapers
as an important step in the Govern.
ment's policy regarding the foreign debt
and as the first material evidence that
payments will be resumed, these having
been deferred since 1913. The debt
amounts to more than 900, 900. 900 pesos.
The decree, which is based on the law
of May 8. 1917. It Is believed, is aimed
at the prevention of excessive produc-
tion, the protection of the nation's OF,
reserves and at compelling exporters 10
pay toward the national expenses O.
proportionate amount OF the wealth they
are said to be acquiring. It Is estimated
this increase in taxation will net the
Government more than 10000, 900 pesos
per year, which sum will be used solely
in making payments on Mexicos foreign
debt.
The decree asserted that within re-
cent months other nations have In
creased their taxes on similar products,
and declared IL was only Just that the
worlds largest source of petroleum
should reap similar benefits in view of
the economic situation"
The new tariff calls for the following
taxation on exports OF oil: Crude pS-
ToleuIn OF 80 density or less, Z.oO
pesos per cubic meter. a. a temperature
of 20 degree CentiSrade crude pc
troleum having a density OF more than
| .se. 1.55 pesos; fuel OIL pesos gas
oil. 4.65 pesos; crude gasolene, s.t0
pesos; refined gasolene, 40 pesos !:
crude kerosene. pesos: refined kero-
sene. l.50 pesos lubricating oil. $50
pesos. Under the new tariff the tax on
exports OF asphalt will bc SO centavos
per ton. and on paraffine, 2.25 pesos
per ton.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
RATE CUT TO AID EXPORTS.

The Southern Pacific Company has de-
cided upon reductions in freight rates
ranging from 16 to 43 per cent. on dried
fruit from California points to New
Orleans and Galveston. also to New
York via New Orleans or Galveston in
connection with the Southern Pacific
Steamship lines Morgan line). on
shipments for export TO Europe. The
cuts. averaging 80 per cent. are to assist
the marketing OF California products in
Europe. They will apply on straight
carload lots or one or more carloads
may be shipped on split bills of ladins
consigning the freight 10 two or more
consignees In Europe at one freight rate.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

LONDON. June s.-Folowing are the clos
CANADA BANK AT ARCTIC.

Before the end OF June the Union
Bank of Canada will have in operation
the most northerly banking office in the
world. The new branch will be at Fort
Norman on the Mackenzie River. 1,400
miles north of Edmonton. In the centre
OF the new Canadian northern oil fields,
within few miles Of the Arctic Circle.
A staff and equipment are being pushed
as rapidly as possible BY canoe. scow
and river steamboat up the Mackenzie
River into the heart of the Canadian
northern wilderness.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
ITALY,s REVENUES GROW.

Adviccs Just received from Rome BY
Rodolfo Bolla- American representa- tive
OF the Banco di Roma in New York
show Increases in revenues OF the ItalAn
Treasury for the ten months from July
j. 1890. 70 April 80. 1921. the total
amounting TO 5000. 100000 lire, againsr
$500. 900. 900 lire for the ten months Of
the preceding fiscal year. Total reve-
nues for the entire fiscal year viii ep-
proxinats i1.ooO, 100000 Ira 4.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT.

The weather report Of the Department
Of Agriculture for the week ended on
June said that conditions In the cotton
and tho grain belts we're favorable dur
ing that period. According to the report.
there was ample moisture. warmth and
sunshine for corn In the principal corn
producing states and winter wheat ma
turcd rapidly well" I'm the cer trsl por-
ton os The country. The condition OF
the CROP was reported as excellent in the
principal producing areas rains In
ans-Mississippl states affecting corn
favorab,'.
Resa rdin@ tho cotton crop, the Agri-
cultural Department said moderate to
"a ihcr heavy rains occurred in mHoh OF
The wcstern portion of tho cotton belt.
nut rainfall was local, mostly light in
central and eastern portions. The con-
dltions were generally favorable for
'tlcT rui t1a e. - 0a do fsir 10 very
,pd nuyNace daring he week"
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin was dull. and Straits,
Straits shipments and standard were
quoted ar 29 and 80, and 90 per cent. at
2S and 20. Copper was dull standard
spot, 1850 asked June. 11.s7A and
1871. and electrolytic spot and June.
1918 and 1926. Lead was dull; New
York spot 4.50 and 40. and East st.
Louis spot. AIS and 400 Zinc was
weak; New York spot 4.so, and East
ST. Louis spot, 4.50 asked
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
NoproLK SOUTHERN DENIAL.

There is no foundation for the report
from NorfoilS. Va. that the Duke to-
bacco interests have acquired control OF
the Norfolk Southern Railroad from
Marsdon J. Perry and his associates ac-
cordins 90 u. n. Svartwout vlce-chair-
man of lie directors In May, 1920.
Ernest williams representing American
Tobacco Company interests. obts incd an
option for year on the purchase Of a
majority OF the company's $4,000. 900
stock at s47 q share. That option. said
Mr. Swartwout was not exercised and
Spired on May "a
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
TAX PAYMENT DUE JUNE Is.
Internal Revenue Burcau Warns
OF Penalties ~ DELAYED.

WASHINGTON. June STA xpaysrs were
warned to-day by the internal Revenue
Bureau to pay their June Is installmcnts
Of income and profits taxes on time 10
avoid penalties Failure TO pay prompt
ly. the bureau declared. renders tho re-
n1ainder OF the tax due and payable, as
we'll as an additional assessment OF per
cent OF the amount due, plus interest at
/ per cent. a month from the time It be-
came due.
OF those filing income tax returns for
1920. the burerau said 1.195.107 tax
payers with incomes Of less than $4,000.
and S91 PAT with incomes OF over $4,000,
selected tho installment plan. There are
now so,424 corporations paying income
taxes in instaIlments.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
IND. WAREHOUSES; ELECTION.

The following directors have been
elected by the stockholders Of Indepen-
dent Warehouses. Inc: Il. w. Stctson,
Frank p. Spenver. James l.. o'Neiil. 7.
s. Maxwell w. r. Conway. Il. a. Pot
ter, Jr.. Robert w. Atkins. Henry W.
Lowe. s. ID. Camden and Willis c.
Bright. y. w. stetson was chosen presi-
dent and chairman OF the board Of the
Warehouse Finance Corporation. of
which J. s. Maxwell was made president.
A quarterly dividend OF 81 share was
declared on independent Warehouses
stock.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
PRICE DECLINES SLOWER.

Recent evidence of a slackening of the
downward trend OF commodity prices is
reflected In Dun's weekly index number
of wholesale quotations. The index
number on June 1 stood at s165seb.
only 04 per cent. below that OF the pre-
Nous month. the smallest change since
the readjustment began more than a
year ago. The decline last month COM
pares with ~ per cent. In April. 4.1 In
March. 2.1 IN February and s.4 in Jan
uary. while the general price level is
now 81 per cent. under the high record
OF May ] last year.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
TARIFF BILL DELAYED
BY CLASH OVER WOOL
May Not Be Reported for s
Weeks, Says Fordney.
special Despatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
WnNhincfnn. ID e Ilna q

Nru kOfk HeraI0 Bureau.
Washington, ID. G., June 2.
delay OF from six to eight weeks IN
reporting the permanent tariff bill by the
House Ways and Means Committee now
appears probable. Chairman Fordney
(Mich) said to-day.
Tho cause for the delay is Inability of
Republican committee members to agree
on the famous schedule X" dealing
with wool and its manufacture. which
brought on sharp differences Of opinion
in the party during the Payne Aldrich
tariff debates OF 1909
Previous plans were to have the tariff
bill ready for House action by June is,
but because OF the present situation with
no report likely before August the en-
tire legislative programme Of the House
has been disrupted Unless an agree
ment In the committee comes unexpect-
edly there Is talk of taking recess for
four to six weeks beginning July I. or
until the tariff bill Is ready for action.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
ARGENTINE BoTToM TOUCHED.

Argentine commerce has hit rock bot
tom. and the coming months will wit
ness q remarkah BILE and healthful ad-
justment OF affairs In that country, In
the opinion OF Charles A. Gum, man
agcr of the American Express Com
pany's Buenos Aires office. who has re-
turned to New York after more than
four years in South America. Mr.. Quinn
feels certain that Argentine's additional
export tax on wheat will react favorably
on the whole republic.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
pENNsYLvAyIA OIL MARKET.

Or Cry. June s.--Credit balances. SO.
Runs. 1895: average. 57.976. Ship
ments. 54.747, average, 4T.79s.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

About 100000 may be made by bond sales
manager in the next 90 days who has organ
ization of several hundred intelligent statesmen
located throughout the United States to present
to list of 10000 prospective subscribers propo-
sition that has already been presented to them
and majority of whom ready to subscribe.
F. r.. I27 Herald aso Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

BEAss.--Marrow. choice. 100 lbs. seT6.2 !:
1875. "''' ''''
BUTTER-creamery higher than extras.
ID. s3assIo.: extras, a2 score. saisc. firsts.
2si,13fkc.. seconds, 25N27iss. lower grades,
22q24c. unsalted, higher than extras, 3t'a1
seconds. ssc Sc as52s,sc' State dalry tubs finest,
81 n3ec. good 90 prime, 2STf30c.; common 70
fair, 2o127c. ladies', current make. nrs;s'
22q22hc.: seconds. tTh1eo. lower grades,
ieaDi7c. packing stock. current make. No. /,
isc.: No. 2. f7o.: lower grades, 13d1ec.
EGGs.-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. $40
&c storage packed, extra firsts, 2en5oc.
ss $3.50 .'HR flrs.s asH@a7Nc a seconds 2als9
24dtc.: dirties. regular packed. No. l, 22i11
s3isc; No. 2. 2o1s2c.; checks. fair % choice,
svivania and nearby Western, hennsry wiitss.
extras sTdgsc. extra firsts, 3413sc. fir-ts,
soR33e. gathered whites, firsts 70 extra
eifie t' Coast S9P'S white. extras. s7dssc; extra
firsts 3IG36c. firsts. 31n33c.i State, Penn
ryivania and nearby western, hennery
mixad colors, graded extras. 3i192c.. firsts
20 extra firsts, 2di1dSoc.
POTAToEs.-Bsrnuda, bbl.. s2F0: South
ern. si.25a4;2si old. iso ies.' Msog?'zzo: ~
sweets, Jersey. basket. sl.25Qs.2o: Southern.
siasc.5o.
POULTRY, DREssED.-F'REsH KILLED
Chickens, broiiers. 4ogsoc. Western stags.
asSsso-' iced. 2aI2oc. OLD coc1Ss-i5G
isc TrTRKEys-2Od4nc. DUCKS-Long Igl-
and. 25a2Tc SQUADS. white, dozen, stfio.
FROZEN = CHICKENS - Broilers, 2onf2c.
fryera. 900 3sc. roastcrs, s5140c. FOWLS
cod3sc. oT.p COCKS. 141tTc. CAPONS-.
se15s Tt'RKEYS-i2dJSc
POULTRY, IvE.-FOwLS--Frels sc
expreaa. 3tl34o. BROiLERs-Freight, 40
5nr exprefH ~ 1850. OLD CoCkS-Freirht
ID pfTC't s-Trcirit. g0Tc2c. express, 20f
esc Muscovy. i5c. Long Island gpring, 3oc.
TI-RE EY Ys-Freight. 2Oc. GEESE-trclzht,
,ir,tec PtGEONS--rreight. pair 5odi5c.
C.rrTNFAs As-Freght, pair, poc .0Si. SWAN
rSpress. isc RABBrTs-Express H., 2o8
25c.
1--WE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
Il. - =. ....s. ton IA a. nka 71.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
BENGAL-BOMBAY RATES CUT.
Discounts Are Rcduc&d From @ to
q Per Cent.

CALCUTTA, June S.-The rate of dis
count of the Bank OF Bengal was ro-
duced from to . per cent. to-day.
BOMBAY, June s.-The rate of dis
count of the Bank OF Bombay was re-
duced from, to per cent. yesterday.
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
FOREIGN BONDS.
n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..

To the following prices accrued interest is
to be added IN every case:
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

Spring wheat production forecast and
condition by principal States:
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
An Old Fashioned Trust Company

T%HE modern trust company has been compared to
the department store-ike the department store. it
- we'll adapted to for many aspects of modern
business.
But specialists in many lines of business still attract
customers old and ard the management Of the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company believes that
many people prefer to do business with trust COM
pany which specialzes in old fashioned trust business
The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company has
specialized for than ninety in the ad1instra
ton of Personal Trusts Along with this business the
Company has developed banking facilities which have
recently been modernized to afford every con-
vc1ence and interest is allowed deposits subject to
check well time deposits.
The policy of the management is to continue to spe-
ciaze in Personal Trusts and to conduct its banking
business along time tested lines that will keep safe
depositary for the funds of individuals corporations
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

q
grequred of detei he he
i o o. r
dhnndssn nnnw
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

Government estimates for all crops
June / are:
The New York herald., 1921-06-09
PRODUCE.

BEASs.--Marrow, choice. 100 lbs. sedG.25 .
rcd kindey, s1i.50; white kidney. s12-bO9
The New York herald., 1921-06-09

1--WE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
Common TO prime steers. 100 ID $1,000 $40
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-05
In dia con Jack Dempsey

Asi Sc titula Ia pelicula que acaba de
recibir por vapor "san Lorenzo" la
Selection Film Service, Inc, la cual
pr primera vez en- Puerto Rico sera es-
trenada en- el TEATRo AMERICA ell
sabado de Julio en- las tandas de la
Matinee por la tarde y las de Ia noche.
3 Esta pelicula es de 10 mas interesante
que Sc conoce, siendo la inica tomada al
c6lsbre Dempsey en- su preparation para
la gran lucha que tendra efecto Ell sa-
baio 2 que ha despertado gran interes
EN- todas parties del mundo por conocer
el rosultado de la gran lucha. La peu-
cu.a rovola las grandes probabilidades
quo tiene Dempsey sobre su contrincan-
te.
La Selection" desea hacer constar
que esta no es la misma pelicula exhi-
bida hace POGO en- San Juan, y que esta
la acaba de rocibir por vapor "san Lo-
renzo'' dandola conocer por primera
vez ell ell AMERICA.
FL pr6ximo sabado dc julio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-05
Ell ASSISTANT ATTORNEY

Para el cargo dc Assistant Attor
ney, sera nombrado el Lcdo Miguel
A. Mufoz, quien desempeha actuallnen
te ell cargo de fiscal especial.
Este nombramionto pudO haberse
hecho va, a no ser porque Ultima
mentc Sc presont6 candidate para csc
cargo el Lcdo. Don Ramon Siaca Pa
checo; pero este retro su candidatu-
ra a instancias do los lideres del par
lido unionists, quienes le argumeata-
ron en- el ssntido de que 81 el aban-
donaba el presto de secretario Ejecu-
two, podia el Gobernsdor Mr.. Riley,
nombrar para csc cargo a un hombre
que perteneciora a otro partido enc
migo de la Union.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-05
GARANTIzAMos

Que nuestros refrescos preparad1s
con jugos de ToRoNJA Y PIMA son
perfectamente frescos, do recienta "a
bricaci6n no hay una sola botel.a
de los mismos en- que ell producto es-
t6 desconpuesto precipitado. III pu-
blico puede pedir en- todas parties re
frescos de ToRoNJA Y PIMA ~ Ia
seguridad de obtener la bebida mas
sana, refrescante y agradable STEM
PRE- que insista en- que lie sirvan de
los fabricadOs por TIRE TROPICAL
FRUIT JUICE co. Tel6fono 046. San
Juan, T. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-05
Ell FISCAL DE SAN JUAN

En- la reunion de la Junta Centpll
celebrada el viernes pasado, sc acor
do enviar en- comisi6n conferen-
ciar con el Gobcrnador acerca del
nomEramiento de Fiscal para San
Juan, al Lcdo. Cayetano Coll Y Gu
chi, speaker de la Camlra Y miembro
de la Junta. Aunque no sabemos el
resutado de la conferencia del senior
Coll Y Cuchi, podemos usegurar que
dc hoy a manana Sc hara el nombra-
miemto del citado funcionario el cual
es casi SECURE que recaera en- ell Lcdo.
Domingo Masssri, actual Fiscal de
Humacao. Para Humacao suena CO
mo candidate probable el Licdo Ri
cardo Gomez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-05
IHGLATERRA DESEA LA AMISTAD
DE LOS ESTADos UNIDoS

LoNDREs, JUNO 1s.-La Gran Brsta
ma no formara parte dc ringuna alianza
contra los Estados Unidos nj entrara a
formar parte de alianza alguna que 10
pueda obligar algin dia a combatir con-
ira los Estados Unidos, ha dicho ante la
Camara dc los Comunes Austin Cham
berlain, hablando en- representation del
gobierno britanico.
Mr.. Chamberlain pronunci6 esas pala-
bras con motive dc haberse discutido la
conveniencia de renovar la alianza con
ell Jap6n.
Mr.. Chamberlain dijo:
"Ha de ser el punto de partida para
asegurar la politica inglesa y borrar las
sombras que puedan .entibiar las buenas
rclaciones con los Estados Unidos 81
ambas naciones continuaran su competen
cia en- armamentos, estan expuestas a
dar pic a una. tragedia, peligrosa no So
10 para los dos pa'sss sino tsmbien pa
ra la civilization.
Dijo que sc ha comunicadO al Jap0n
que el tratado puede scr removable ST SO
atiene las condiciones impuestas por
Inglaterra, que tienden principalmente
a garantir que continuen las buenas re-
laciones que existen en- la actualidad
con los Estados Unidos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-05
ARRESTO DE UN HUELGUISTA
FERROVIARIO QUE SUBIO AL
TREN, ARMADA HASTA LOS
DIENTES

Informan los guardias Pacheco Y
Feiciano, de servicio en- el ferroca-
rril, haber arrestado en- Mayaguez a
Pablo Morales (a) "Veintitres"
quien en- Ia estaci6n de Ia plly1 de
aquella ciudad subi6 al tren sin ha-
bcr comprado el ticket del pasaje, pQr
10 que sc le oblig6 a abandonar el
tren.
Morales + e conducido al cu1rtel
de la policia, en- donde sc le rcgistra-
ron sus ropas, habi6ndosele ocupado
una navaia barbera asi como un pu-
nal cue 1'cvab1 nmarrado en- una
pierna.
Seg1n informes, Morales pertenece
los huelguistas ferroviarios, Y CO.
mo Sc We, sus intenciones al subir
al tren no han debido ser muy sa-
mas, toda vez que las armas que lie
ulba "Veintitres' le ponian en- con-
diciones de "fajarse" con otros tan
tos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-05
DON ELIAS WOLFF

El sefior don Elias Wifi, HI alberto
una ofcina en- la calle ella Cruz No.
1, en- donde ofrece sus servicios al pd-
blico, como alnonedero.
Don Elias Wolff, tan conocilo en-
nuestro mundo fnanciero per sus act =
vIdades mercantiles, es, ademas repre-
sentantes general para Puerto Rico de
las acreditadas frmas "Geo. s. Hart
y Co." y John F. Stanley 90. Inc. -,
de Nueva York.
No dudamos dc que Mr.. Wolff lograra
hacerse de una numerosa clientela en-
breves semanas. por 10 cual le ant 'ci-
pamos nuestras felicitaciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-05
UNA BoDA

FL sabado en- la noche contrajeron
matrimonio la bella seiiorita Rita
Sanchez y el joven Ramon Escalona.
FL acto Sc efectuo en- la capilll del
"Sagrsdo Coraz6n", de Santurce, ha-
biendo oficiado el Rev. Padre de Dios,
v siendo padrinos don J. Rivera So-
Ter dofla Ana Escalona.
Los asistentes n Ia ceremonial fue-
rop esplendidamente obsequiados cor
exquisitos dulces y refrescos. AL par
tirse el rico "bizcocho de boda", to-
cole el simb6lico sro la espiritual
senorita Clara Diez de Andino.
Felicitamos a los contrayentes de-
seandolcs una eterna lunl de miel.