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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
w. F. MCCOMBS DEAD.
Former Democratic Chairman
Succumbs TO Heart Attack
at New York.

BY Associated l'ress TO Every EFeniug.
Ncw YORK Teh. -. William F. NJ
Comhs. former chairman q tho Demo
cratic National Committee died at
Greenwich. Conn ri 80 O'Clock TODAY
II heart fnlure il vas announced here
today hy I1rc1cti,t K; RYAN hIs hpsi-
ness partnei
M MoCoutbs vas Iorn ~ Hamburg
Ark. in 1S-5. and attoeded tho Wehh
school in Tennessee. from there going
- Princeton while Wilson was at the
bead of that inatitrtion
Mr McConahs organized campaign
for the nomination ot Mi Wilson fer
President and contributed largely to Tho
success ~ that movement When Mr. Wi
son was nominated. McComhs WAS made
Chairman of the National Committee
and had charge Of the campaign re-
sultinR IN his first election. After the
election Mr. McCnmbs retired "a private
}ite Iie was rendered the amhassa
dorShn, - France hut declined and
entered on the practice ii law in New
York city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
NEW DEPARTMENT
FOR COLLECTION OF
NEW SCHOOL TAXES
Chief at $4,000 a Year, Two
Deputies at $500 Each and
Other Agents.
PROPOSED FOR THE NEW LAW
Special Dispatch from staff correspondent
State House, Dover, Feb %

Special Dispatch from staff correspondent
State House. Dover, Feb. %
The tax provisions of the School law
which il is reported may be revised
before being printed for distribution
with the other sections Of the bill
would create a State School Tax De
partment OF three members. consisting
Of the attorney general. the State treas
ureT and one member 10 be appointed
by the governor. who would have
charge f the administration and en-
forcencut Of the tax provisions and the
collection o. the taxes under those pro
visions.
The member 10 be appointed by the
governor would be known as the com
missioner OF State school taxes He
would be president of the board and its
executive and administrative head and
have charge Of the collection Of the tax
es. His salary would be 5000 4 year
and he would be empowered 10 appoint
an income tax deputy and a corpora
tion franchise tax deputy their salaries
not TO exceed $500, and necessary
clerks and assistants field agents. etc,
whose salaries should not exceed So .000
each
Fines UP to $500, OF imprisonment for
six months. are penalties provided for
violations Of the tax provisions.
The per cent corporation tax feature
Of the proposed law. to which there
is great opposition. is explained in the.
bin as follows: For the privilege Of
exercising its franchise in this State
in q corporation or organization ca
pacity. every domestic corporation doing
business in this State. and for the privi-
legc Of doing business in this State
every foreign corporation doing bust
ness in this State. except corporations
hereinafter specified shall pay in ad
vance each and every year an annual
franchise tax of per cent, 10 be com
puted by the State School Tax Depart
ment, upon the basis Of its entire net
income for it's fiscal year or the calen-
dar year next preceding, as hereinafter
provided. from its business carried on
in this State.
Under the franchise tax provision OF
the bin. banks and trust companies
building loan associations, incorporated
Continued on page 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
PREDICT PASSAGE OF
PAID F|REMEN MEASURE
Amendment Giving Control 10
Police Commission Meets
No Directors.

The postponinG of action on the fire
department bill by the Legislature yes
terday instead of meaning any addition
al trouble for the measure, helped
smooth things out. According to VIII
laingtonians who visited Dover yester-
DAY 10 urge the passage Of the act. the
l.ostponement was for the purpose Of
making an amendment TO the bill, and
that when il comes up for action on
Thursday. there will be no opposition
TO il.
The amendment proposed would take
from City Council and place with the
Police Commission the direction Of the
department. This change was suggest
ID by those who wished TO have the af-
fairs Of the department directed by
bipartisan commission, and the
Police Commission or the Street and
Sewer Commission was urged.
Members OF City Council who We're
IT Dover yesterday were agreeable TO
the amendment. and unless unforeseen
difficulties arise. il IS not believed that
there will be any further trouble for
the measure, as far as the Senate is
concerned.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
WANTS NOBEL PRIZE
FOR SQUARING CIRCLE

Wheeling, w. Va, Feb 2z'-
Joseph Leiner. an architect OF
this city. announced yesterday
that he had solved the problem
of souaring the circle. which mas
bafifcd mathematicians for ages
Leiner is preparing To submit his
claim for the Nobel Prize, which
has long been offered for the
solution.
Mr.. Lciner said that he became
interested in the problem whch
he was a student at the tniver-
sity of Munich. more than forty
years ago. and that during his
career as a practicing architect
he had kept the subject constant
ly before him.
He is planning TO send his soiu-
ton To some of the most promi-
nent mathsmaticians in the cuun-
try. and upon their approval OF
his demonstration will depend his
application for the Nobel Prize.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
PROBABLE ROOF JUMPER.
Policeman Rodenheisers Keen
Vision Results in Capture OF
Supposed Thief.

Believed 10 be the man who escaped
tfron, the police ON Wednesday night by
Jumping from the roof of the building
at The northeast corner OF Front and
Market streets. James Brown was ar
r.sted by officer Rodenheiser last night
Brown who is on bail awaiting a
hearing on TWO charges Of larceny, was
.yecognized by Officer Rodenheiser as
the man he saw hiding in the Savoy
candy store, on the first floor Of the
lrilding, az Front and Market streets.
the night Of the episode.
He is charged with the larceny Of 81
from the cash register Of Theodore
l,otis. one Of the proprictors Of the
store. who told the police he reuem-
bered seeing the man in the store fire.
ouently. Brown viii be given a hear
ing in Municipal Court on Friday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
HARDrSG's CABINET.

The nnw cabinet ~ selected by
preRldent eject Harding VIII be;
Secretary Of state: thhfle@
Evans Hughes. New York
Secretary ~ the Treasury.
Andrew Mellon. PounHyIvanio
Secretary ~ War John W
Weeks. Massachusetts
Attorney -GeneTai 3arrS -
Daughcrty. ohio.
Posfuastcr-G"neral VIII ~.
Hays. Indiana
Secretary If the %asy Edwin
DENLY. Michigan.
Secretary ~ the interior 4 -.
Fall. %cw NeEl,o.
secretary of Agticait1re Hen
~ Wallace. fna
Secretary of Commerce. Her
bert Hoover. california
Secretary ~ Labor Jsmfa
Da yis. Pennsylvania
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
APPRECIATI0N FROM HARVARD.
President Wilson Receives Delegation
From | University.

By Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Washington. Fob 22.-President vii
son received today. a delegation from
the Woodrow Wilson club OF Harvard
University. who presented 10 him a
written appreciation Of his services as
President and of his efforts toward
world peace.
Robert c. Stuart, Jr.. OF Houston.
Texas who headed the delegation. told
the President that the club planned to
collect historical manuscripts concern
ing his administration and his activities
al the peace conference to be placed IN
the Harvard University library
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
BOMBs ENLINEN CAMPAIGN.
Explosions Add Spice IL Chicago
Aldermane Election.


~ Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Chicago, Feb. - Three bomb ex-
plosions enlivencd the city iii the alder
mSnic campaign which ended nl the
polls to-day Groups Of uye II i dozen
police were assigned 10 each precinct
in tho 18th ward where Anthony
4 Audrae is opposins Alderman John
Powers. who has been ia the C.ty
Council for more than Thirty yeqrs
sixteen ot dAndrat $. adherents Mere
injured while attending campaign
meeting when homh said to have
been hurled by his political enemie.e
exploded just outside tearing a hole
through the wall At another meeting
the doors were blown in but no one was
injured Alderman Powers home was
bombed several weeks previously.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
NEW NORk pies OUr.

IN Assoc lated l'fess % Every Evening
New York E,b, 22--New Nolk after
having suffered Jwo days as The result
ot 0ne ot the nost severe snow storms
IN Years. aWohe thiS mornaE to hnd a
second heavy faH Ia lvogrcss. Mors.
than 2og0o snow lighters who with inn
proved SNOW moving apparatus woikcd
throughout the night IN an effort 10
clean streets, set in anew when the
flakes began to fall az 7 O'Clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
HARDING COMPLETES
MAKEUP Of CABINET,
HOOVER GETS PLACE
Will Accept Post of Secretary Of
Commerce; DENLY of Michi-
gan for Navy.
LABOR PORTFOLIO TO DAVIS

BY Annotated Press to Every Evening
81 Augustine FLA. Feb. 22.-PreRi-,
dent-elect Harding completed his Cabj-
net slate today by a virtual selection Of
Edwin DENLY. Of Detroit. Mich. ~
Secretary of the Navy
Tho choice was the first big rtIrpriae
among the Cabinet selections. Mr. Den
by's name having never appeared in
newspaper speculation about tho navy
post. He is an attorney and former
member of Congress and has asrvod as
nm enlisted man ia war time ia both
The Navy and Marine Corps
It Is understood "A formal tender ard
acceptance are yet 10 be exchanged but
Mr.. DENLY is regarded Is those close
10 Nj. Harding as practically certain
To take the place
Thefe were also growing Indications
todal that The virtual selections of
Herbert Hoover 81 California; ~ ~
seefetary of Cpmnerce. ard Iamas ]
Davis. - penusglyari1. "a he SecrctarF
Of Labor soon wosild he definitely hxcd.
pHtfng tho complete cabinet III lts
Hual form
Mr. penh, vhn svae d5ava into the
Cabinet situation as dafk horse aftcl
former ef9yefuuf Frank - f1wden of
Illinois declined - ~ reu-.d,rcd f.f
the Nay poT'folio IS 80 eeses nId ami
has an intifnatr sunwisde, ~ taf
Eastern affairs r. addition 81 his na-al
experience IL won't - China IN Issr
with his father Who served 'hnrn a4
an American minister and ntef he
snt ~ tsn Sears IL fHa tntnt 81 maritime
custom saertiea
Returning ~ tho United states II
1897. Mr. Denby served as a gunner :
mate IN the American navy during The
war with srain. and d: 'he age II t-
was a sergeant III tho Marine Corps
during the world war IL vas rer.
rcsentativs in the 18th. Goth and 6isf
Congresses. making a particular stndE
/ Of naval affairs as m"rnbor n 'h"
+ Naval Committee.
I St Augustine. FLA Feb. ea.-fIorbert
I Hoover. n California and IaneH 7.
Davis. of FenrSYls amin. virtually haze
/ been chosen for membership iu Presl-
dent-clect HardinRs calumet len ing
i open but one place which no" 7"anIs
/ cel tain to 20 to a dark horse.
A tentative offer of the portfolio If
Commerce il understood to ha~e been
made 70 Mr. Hoover ard the generai
+ expectation here is that he Will accept.
Mr.. Davis. a former steel worker and
now a banker, ls 10 bc Secretary af
! as IL now stands. II il believed no ina
offer has been made 70 him. although
he has been asked to hold himself II
readiness for the appointment.
Continued on page 8.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
TO LIMIT IMMIGRATION.
House and Senate Conferees
Agree on Bill Restricting to
Three Per Cent.

Hy Associated Press 70 Even Evening
Washington Feb - Senate and
House conferers agreed today on thu
Senate bill Haitlus immigration q
aliens during the fifteen months he-
ginning next Nprn to three per cent
Of the number IN the United states at
the time the 1910 census was taken
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
Sodas Coming Down.

In several local stores phosphates
have dropped from II cents to 7 cents,
including war tax. Plain sodas and
sundaes have also come down in pro-
portion and it is only a question Of time,
it is understood, when pre-war prices
win prevail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
TURK PROBLEM PUZZLES
NEAR-EAST CONFERENCE
Two Delegations Far Apart m
Their Demands Upon the
Supreme Council.

~ Associated p-ese rtcr fFar'.g
london Teb 2a'f roor today the
fwo Turkish DELEGATIONS ir 'hig c!'y -
attend sessipfq ~ tna Scar i.1s' con-
florence wero far apart politically ard
ne hllled s1geeefioa ,hat ta"y roa''
he Sarrctae 'elo ae ore a01r
scented f1.I
EeslT SANS EsE head of ;ac %attor-
aiIet refFeHcrtatl s4. raa not l'Idgr1
an inch from dle .lewpoirt nat fao
AuRora administration was tne nfiE
government turkey ard fhat Nh d"-
1uarded tile tat II sn 3beoist-. r-
dependent state
81 the uaeal f.,o. oarassed E~.,ish
laire1r officers tar rnalfs traya n~"
parry - another Thoy found zrmpa
thv and Support freu Tewak Fasha
chief n 'ne ~43ta-e delegates but ra-
ae5ved little sat.zfac,4ar frurn Rekir
sunny Brg ,cho repeated nis answer
alone represent gsrker
Paris Feb -1N EalogeropouIos.
the Greek premier uho n a London -
attend The %car Last conference. is said
l.y new spa pers mere - have received
i telegram from King Consfantin" iasf
night irstructine hia - decline - com
promise trsrh the Allies III Turks IT,
gardlug the rights of Greece ia Thraco
ana Asia Minor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
RETIRNS $4,000 BOND.
Too Biz to Handle. says Rohher. But He
hept Smaller Ones.

By Associated Press 10 Ever Ereni1E-
Jacksonville. F'ia. Feb. IA regret
fuf note accompanied . $3.50 Liberty
bond. returned through the mail ves1er-
day 70 Clement D Gates ComHany,
stock brokers. from whieh il had been
stolen
IT Is too big 10 handle safely. the
robber SAID but he kept ,wo smaller
stolen bonds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
CONEY STARTS FLIGHT
ACROSS THE CONTINENT
Left San Diego AZ Z LAST Night.
Hoping 70 Reach Florida
by 10 Tonight.

BY Associated trees E.r~- -
san Diego. GaL E.... -----ar..
east 3; acre To-Day .h-- aviation
here hope T..e1tcran- WiIhr
av who left here AZ o.ciork tsr
u the aiI uoUrd fr. n
tla p An attempt -
ointment il = aourR
Allowing for The disc-er
must reach his dest-ra-.er
today n accomplish 1.-
Just before his deparr--r
woman. vho The aviator
per men he did nor rou -.ra.4
ward and presented Cones sta
hts foot.
He thanked her aad ae '-raa
p his rocket.
Corey wore a Eears
ID coat. and q raracnutr -t- .t-.c
- his body
Tne aviator planned or.r
nis -.o-o-rnile fight t-ro-- at.
hat N Dallas Texas s. .u,a
morning From there -u le
the schedule calls tor t-r.-
md 80 minutes.
Coney was born ~ Atlanta
ears ago. lie won his ltlat.. r.--
IL Kelly Field. san Anto1l.. -exl-. 4-
ater was an instructor r. ts-.4. t-r
natics there Before fl- war -e vas
member * the rie,rga National llall
His home is .l Brlls,g..-. "a.
The flight was Sanctioned ls -1e wa.
t1.sl artmenI and 4ceurdlu- 'r .hce
gere was attempted tu tlr -
t4hish rev -rtE--.....~
record.
III pa~a Tex Web -e H...
believed ~ he -s, 5- IA .lr3 .l4 si,
~ Lieutenant ounsE ~, I.lr
Il aight frou san Diesa IN-..s
IN - hours r4-s,d .s.. Pa-.
% a. ~ mountain -tr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
I.innnr CnAe EallS.

Judge Hastings in Municipai Court
today dismissed John Duers 1913 Poplar
street charged with selling liquor
Testimony was heard week ago and
The case continued 10 give the police
time 10 apprehend the owner of the
house in which the liquor vas seized.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
,ARI>o IMPROVES

e. Asso1ts'.i Press p @tr
New No.N teh 2-
yaNalespinS fttet 3.
AND hoart trouble ls~t
,ight. his uhNsiSlarS G.1o.
The teno,'S tevcr has 4rorita
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
CONGRESS PAUSES TO
HEAR FAREWELL ADDRESS
Departments Close, but Crowded
Calendar Keeps Legislators
Busy at Washington.
BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening

by Associated Press % Every Evening
Washington. ~eb. 80 .lthaash au
executive department., -t IN" governs
t,lert were closed Ill observance ~
Washington birthday today. both
houses of congress. facing crauned
legislative calendars wlth adjournment
eu.y .ta days of Remained n session.
In aosh ..,e Se~a.. ana House. how
ever. business vvu~ suspended on-
enough - atguut the customary read
ing on the socr ot Washington : fare
wei address.
Ceremonies AZ NIouCt Vernon today
Included tbs .4Eus If wreath on
Wa~h.astous Joah by Z. d. Cra.ste.
British charse daTaives in behaH ot
The British branch of the English
speaking union.
In connection with the celebration
If the huuaredth anniversary of lis
founding Gearsc Washington EEIycg-
sity today conferred honorary degrees
aoen mere than b seere ot aUb.c Off
,isls and DISTINGUISHED Mea and WON q.
tuG4 Marlowv. famous Shakesue
actress and W-fe II 7 fi Sotheru r,-
eeNrd tbs honorary destec q doctor ot
letters.
Amou2 others vaa received honorary
degrees were j - FuSsertr4 Anlh3S
sador from France Seaes Don Eeluao
Nathieu. Ambassador fren Chile and
SENIOR Rolando Ricci newly appointed
Ambassador flom italy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
weather Forecast

BA Assc, -ted freSs * "N,if
Westminster t'h
Delaware faN Al ih.N
settled Wtt1 f's 3-
4olN ra.u x tsi at A.-
~4\ Noo> rtNlpsR
~,p roNg th4S mnrniug
sun ~ttS fhiS afternoon
sun rises tomorrow uforuIte
sun sets tOmprrN" AftFhoNt
Moon rises tonight
length Of day 10 hours '' uta4 e.
{ H. nj Yesterday N
y 4 ~. today
Noon today
HighCc- temperature Atr.t ,4aN
Lowest temperature tA~l nAhht
High tide this ugogulng
high idle this Afternoon
Low tide this moruins s....-.-.
Low tide tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
5.UOO.0n0 BUSHELS CORN
FOR CHINESE >IttERFEs

BY Associated Press 'o Evsr El.a..s
ptA.us Fe1 -1.-Th. ..-t-.
am,O.-rlc tur ttn.H, n4
-oG1y aoncaused t.,ri
t4.t,e ,yev Is a0g0" n.-.
made rs N-,--t @
lct u -he famine fe.'
tss-tse stu slated 2t
order 81 .voH. ..>a Hr
- should a,.N- r 1.ra Nt .t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
WILMINGTON PAYS
PATRIOTIC TRIBUTE
TO WASHINGTON
Elaborate Celebration, Which
Started Last Night and Con-
tinued Today.
MANY PRETTY TABLEAUX

Wilmington grandfathers OF 1861 VIII
have "A stirring tale To tell around the
evening radiator. of the way we cele-
hratcd Washington's birthday in 1921.
1t will include some ailusion to the first
snow of the winter. which had come as
a dccorati to the outdoor scene, max
inc more cozy by contrast the corridor
of the Public I.uidinE with its vari-
colored flags and it's audience OF
gathered hundreds. who applauded the
program OF music. dance and spectacle
arranged under the aupcrN ision OF the
special committee appointed Ton the
celebration.
The celebration last night marked
the lS9th birthday anniv iversary Of The
Father of Ills Country. Mayor VIII
liam c. Taylor opened the ceremonies
with a short address Music by J. Nor
lis RolruSon's Philharmonic orchestra,
tahleauX by the Drama League oi WI
mington and the New century loo'
and q public dance featured the %
casiou Musical selections "ole ree~
dcrcd by the 0rpheus Ciub. Their rart
I'D the program consisted Of songs ny
= quartet. comprising y, ) laWtoh.
Wellington T. Bulcr ~ : luhhead
and N. turcln,ar and solos hy Wei
uuStoa 4. Eutlor, II, \ Mitchell and !.
AT Engclmau The program was as fol
lows:
First ricture-"Thr Landing q the
pilerime Puritan mon a. Turner. p.
I;iuard II Hayes. T. l.. Moon. r Tur-
nor ana H. A. Iohuson Puritan women,
Mrs Carlry and chikl. MISS N Webb.
Miss Esther Wilson and Miss Louise
EridEham.
Dutch danrc-Girls Friendly of Old
Swedcs church. under the direction of
MISS Sarah chichester
second pictur,-"Trcaty with Indian
chief MaEsasoit" Ivy tho same men as
III first picture. six rcd mon from Osage
Tribe. No. 81. Il o. u, NJ. J. H. Mason.
william swan. Charles Rarcus. Leonard
Truitt. Eugene Barcus and George Tat
tcrsaI.
"Rirth Of old GLORY"
Third picturc-"The Birth q Old
C;lcrv. Mrs r. Carleton BridEham.
Charles T. Ernst, director of Com
munity Service: Herbert IT, kaiEn.
Robert Wood. Frank Nickel and Eliza
beth Coley Child
Fourth picturc-"Colonial Garden
Party" women. Miss Margaret i.
Fierce. Miss Margaret 9. sell Miss
Margaret j. Thomas Miss Ada b. Kirk
ratrick and Miss Elva T. Pierce. Men.
/ w. Irffries IaRk. Herbert i. karghan,
! Ir Robert Muhlig. Frank II. Nickel
and Robert r. wood.
Continued on page u
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
j. s. SENDS TOLEhGUE
COUNCIL IT'S VIEWS ON
MANDATES QUESTION
First Time America Has Initiated
Any Action Before That
Body.
WILL INSIST ON RIGHTS
ey ASaocia,s1 rro,- r. y srs

ev Apaoristsg Press =. E ar c.rv
Waaiirgtor F't 1E--TLe Aun
Rp.cruiarff has pIrasrtrl rtI..
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22
Amusement. Tonlshl.

Playhouse mp. bloN'1
lrarriCk Nal4lcNuit
Majestic His own IA"
Queen Love.
strand thV lait Nlfl
Nialto ryrs O. ne ~oll.
>aNnV lhe ~ruttieg,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22

safe milk means healthy children
Call 1870 or 1871. The Glover Dairy
Co.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22

Tasty luncheons for shoppers Tea
Balcony. Smith & Strevig. 919 Market
street.-AdV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22

Wa9h5ngton. Ieb. eat nder a fI1ao.-
NOUS consent agreement for a vote be-
fore O'Clock the Winston hs9l fuy par
tai payments to railroads oil ,ne.r
government guaranty account Was be-
tore the Senate today with nass,ts
declared to be assured. Supporters dul-
ng debate Yesterday showed ther
power and purpose To- exclude all othc.
business from consideration until action
was taken
senator IaEoHetJc Eave notice he
would seek today t. have partial PAY
ututs held up anta thc Iuterstate COM
merce Commission has investigated to
what pse government funds had been
aUt hA the roads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-22

Perfect Fitting Eyeglasses,
Collins & Meyer. I0l w sth St.--Adv,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-01-25
%. rARNANAL IN al CASINO
ESrASBis
ls,S TRARAgoS Vi'E SE rs.
TAN HlAa.lENlln

Esaj" Ia dlrcsSian da Distinguish
PIrSiacasie dc la Commission dc feste.
ios. don Miguel snch. ~ es,an llcvan-
de- n calD l"S tralsajos preisaraiorios
del bello dccorado que han de lacir los
salones del 'importante ccmiro social,
en las pr5Nimas fiestas caInavalcscas.
Dia y noclle estan pintanalo los de-
coradorcs. para que en- determinada
fl.-ha. :a."la r'alizarSc Ia maravillO.
~ ;iain :gor.n;;t ion del Casino .s.e ha
sido itcada por don Miguel Such.
Al mismo tempo una comisi0n dc
genillisimas damas y de bellas seilori-
tas trabaja en- Ia organization de una
fastuOSa comparsa que ha de ser Ia
mota cllminante en los carnavalcs pro-
ximos.
hay tambien un comite de j6venes
entusiastas que trabaja en- colabora-
ci0n con este proyecto y que Ina de dar
al mismo una inusitada animation.