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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
TRERGENDA RINA A
E1AcHETAzo LINPIo

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En 81 barric de Carraizo, de CagNas
por chismes de vecinos, Bonifacio Es-
trada, bIanco, de 55 afos, Isidoro
Cotto, mulato, como de 40 gostnvieron
una rita con machetes, dc. la cual re-
sult6 Estrada con cuatro heridas en- la
iaalio derecfla una en- Ell brazo izauier-
do y otra en- la frente, tres de elias
de caracter grave. Cotto preserta sres
heridas 1eves en- Ia mano derecha y
otra en- el dedo pulgar izquierdo.
Estrada fle curado por el DE-. Rivera,
quien le supone mutilado de ambas ma
nos. Cotto Sc euro de primera intenci6n
Ell el hospital de Rio Piedras, siendo
ST. estado bueno.
La pohciia ocup6 los dos nachetes
utili2ados por ambos contendientes Ell
la pe,ea, llevandolos a la disposition de
la Corte, quien dcspues de habcr exaui-
nado el case, califlco Ell del.to de mutt
lacion, senalando Isidoro Coto una
fanza dc mil pesos.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Ell TEMPORAL EN- HoRMIeuERos

Grandes dailos ha causado en- Hormi-
gueros la tormenta de San Nicolas que
nos azotara el dia 10 del corriente, es-
pecialmento ca Ia propiedad rural
La cosscha de cafe ha sido Sobalmeate
perdida y los propietarios arruinados,
pues sus fncas han sido arrasadas por
la furia del temporal. Da pena yer hoy
completamente desSruidas fncas como
las de los sefiores Eusebio Cruz Iri-
garry, Aniceto y .Anacleto Gonzalez,
jose yazquez, Emilio Irizarry, Isabelo
Rosas y otras, que antes ofrecieran tan
buena perspectiva, siendo la lflica ri
queza de sus duenos. Platanos guineos,
arboles frutales y frutos memories, todo
he desaparecido.
Las fincas urbanas tambien safrieron,
arrancando casitas de familias pobfes
y destechando otras, en- los canpos, y
en- la poblaci6n arranco la casita de
Castula Toro, destecho las de don
Felix Ramos, Antonio Campos, Narciso
Oller, Felipe Cruz Irizarry, SUCCESSION de
don Antonio Toro, Regina Cruz. Ramon
Gonzalez, etc. Las casas escnelas de
los barrios de Lavadero, Hormigneros
barrio, y algo tambien sufri6 La de
Guanajibo.
Los rios Sc desbordaron y Ia crecien-
te lego hasta cerca del Cementer1o,
cubriendo casi toda la bajura de aqua
y ahogandose varios animaies.
Las Was de communication fucron snte
rrurnpidas y desde hace solo dos tres
dias ha vuelto reanudarse eI servicio
de telefono. FL ferrocarrii estuvo cua-
tro dias interrumpido nos vinaos pri
vados de recibir correspondence.
seria un acio de justicia 81 los Sc
nadores y Representatives. por este Dis
trito solicitaran de la Camara y el Sc
nado la cendenaci6n de contribuciones
y aplazamiento de deuda e hipotecas
durante el tempo que crsyeran pruden-
te y suficiente para que los agriculto
res, especialnente los de cafe, pudIeran
poner sus fincas en- production y tu-
vieran dincro para atender el pago.
CORREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
CORPORATION IMPORTANCE

Hasta posotros ha negado la poticia
de que pronto Sc hara publica la cons
tituci6n de una fnportantisima corpora
ci6n, que habra de dedicarse al negocio
de AUTOMOBILES en- Puerto Rico
Dicha corporation empezara sus ne
gocios con capital autorizado de
100000, girara bajo la firma de "A
Panzardi Inc.'', sera uno de sus di-
rectores el muy active caballero Luis
Garcia Mendez. seran abiertss Sucur-
sales en- Arecibo, Ponce v Mayagiiez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
COMMERCIAL

Han sido admitidos como socios gesto-
res de la firma de 'sucs. de Canals
Hermanos y Co.., de Ponce, los anti
guos apoderados don Jose B. Alvarez y
don Juan Ma. Rigau.
La sociedad seguira girando con la
naisma denomination, y son socios CO.
manditarios don Antonio Canals, don
Juan Canals Y don Generoso Alvarez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
IgI8SiaS tfabaja...

2 r Il ?
(Continuacion de la pag. Ia. y
ia en- nuestra edicion de aver, sc han
hecho diferentss concentrates por ell pu-
blico, assgurandose que ella ha obede-
cido al becho de habersele atribuido al
sr. Huyke infnidad de reconcndacio-
mss al Gobernador, sin que para hacer-
las haya contado con el endoso y con.
sejo de los organislnos del partido en-
cargados de hacerlas.
Ell resultado satdsfactorio de la ex-
presada entrevista ha servido para que
el ssnor Huyke cese en- sus propagandas
publicas y coopere la buena relacion
existente entire eli Gobernador 2 Ell ac-
tual presidente del partido.
IGLESIAS E MIA FORTALEzA
En- la Fortaleza encontramos aver al
hder soclalista, Ell los momentos EN- que
abandonaba Ell despacho privado del
Gcbernador. En- vano lie p-eguntalnos 81
ssunto que habia estado trataado con
el Gobernador, pues no quiso decir nj
Una palabra. Desppes slpimos que la
canfereacia tenia por objeto solicitar
el indulto de varios huelguistas que es-
tan cunapliendo condemns por diferen-
tes dalitos. II
Eil sr. Tglesias Sc ha tropezado en- sus
gestiones con- la oposici6n del s'Attor.
ney General sr. Mestre, que ha re,
coincncado desfavorablemente dichos III
dultos.
FL AsUNTO. DE LA o0MTsT0N
DE CONCILIACIoN Y MEDIACIoN
Con motive de ciertas interpretacio-
nes que Sc han dado la ley, ereando
Ia comision de Mediaci6n ooncilia-
ci6n, la cual fu6 nuevamente nombrada
por el Cob erllador en- fecha reciente, y
con motive dc un extenso nlemoran
DUN" Que al efecto le fue dirigido Al
Goternador por el Sr. Iglesias, ell Sr
Sc ha dirigido al Attorney General =
&c los Estados Unidos en- solicitud d;
una opinion que determine cnal de.
IBERIA ser la verdadera intcrpretacior
de dicha ley.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21

Los estudiantes de Derecho de la
Universidad de Puerto Rico manifies
tan su preferences por eI Ledo Mar
tfnez Nadal y Nemesio Canales para
la catedra vacante ALI.
Aver en- una reunion celebrada por
los estudiantes del cuarto ano de Oe
recho, Sc scordo epviar a la Junta
de Sindieos una solicitud en- el sem
tido de que nombrasen a uno de los
dos candidates arriba mencionados,
para ocupar el puesto que anterior
mente desempenaba el Lcdo. Santa
90 Carmona.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
TARITAs PARA sERVIcIo
ELECTRICo EN- MANATI

La Comision de servicio Pnblico en-
su pennltima reunion abolio las tari-
fas de cargo minimo v readiness to
serve charge que venia cobrando la
Planta El6ctrica de Manati Sc lie ha
prohibido esta empresa, de acuerdo
con la ley, cobrar mayor cantidad de
corriente que el importe exacto de 10
Que marque ell contador.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
BoDA EN CAVITY

Nuestro ccrresponsal en- Cayey nos in
forma que en- breve contraeran natri-
mQnio, en- Ia mencionada poblaci6n, la
bella y sinpatica senorita Rura Rive
ra Collazo y el quito joven don Das
vid Mufioz Mufloz. aH
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
/, Ell eAGo. FL sApo Z Ell cIEco
TRES PAJARos DE cuENTA

La policfa de san Lorenzo arresto a
Juan Ruiz, Gel Gago), Jacinto Ruiz, (El
sapo) y Avelino sanjurjo (El ciego)
por haberse robado del garage de
don Francisco Sanchez, una gonna, tres
.tubcs v un asiento de autom6vii. Ell
juez senal6 mil d6lares de fanza a cada
uno de los del trio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
UNA CAIpA FATAL

La policia de Naguebo nos informa
que mientras el obrero Juan Ramos
Aponte trabajaba en- una obra dc con
creto de Armando Marquee, sufri6 una
caida que le ocasiono la muerte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
COMMERCIAL

Los se1iores .'Arrivi Hermanos. S. en-
c. nos participant cue han conferldo
poder general para que los represante
en- todos los negocios don Jose Perez
Pumares, empleado de la referida firma
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21

Nuestro corresponsal en- Cayey nos in
forma que Ell temporal que azoto aquella
jurisdiction produjo grapdes estragos en-
las plantaciones de cafe, arboies de aqua
Gates ,maiz, arroz y en- otras siembras.
secalculan las perdidas en- ounce mil
d6lares =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
A Los CoNTRIBUYENTEs DEL
MUNICIPIO DE SAN JUAN

Nos infoTma el collector de rentas in
ternas del municipio de San Juan, que
las nuevas contribuciones sobre la pro
piedad del afio fiscal de 1921-1o22, Sc
cmpezaran cobrar hoy.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
ULTRAJE EN- cAYEy

Nuestro corresponsal en- Cayey nos
particlpa q. Salvador Jimenez fue arres.
tado por haber ultrajado a Francisco
Santiago, de 1s amos, quien Salvador
amenazo con darle muerte sino accedia
sus deseos.
FL fiscal lie exigi6 $500 de .fianza.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Ell oABo oAsIANo

Ha sido trasladado Aguadina, pa
"a donde sale manana, el actdyo cabo
de Ia policia sr. Juan P. Casiano, quien
por mucho tempo presto servicio en- ell
puesto de Puerta de TERRA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Ell NECTAR DE Los D1osEs

Nuestro corresponsal en- Cayey nos CO.
nunica que los policias Andres Torres y
Jose M. Rosario ocuparon en- Ell esta-
bleciniento de don Jaime Arguinzony
ounce botellas contenien6o Ell nectar
de Baeo, en- Ell momento que don Jai-
me expendia una de elias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Ell CORREsPoNsAL.

RESFRIADOS CAUsAN DOLOR
DE CABEZA. LAXATIVO BROMO
QUININA desvia Ia causa, curando
tambi6n La Grippe, Influenza, Pa
ludisnlo " Fiebres. Solo hay un
"BROM0 QUININA". La firma de
E. w. GROVE viene con eada cajita.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
DON PEDRO yELEz

En- virtud de haber sido nomhrado
Consejero Ccnsultor de la sucursal del
Banco Masonico de Puerto Rico en-
sahana Grande don Jose Castillo, ha
sido designado para sustituirle como
sub -gerente, de la cfcina de San Juan,
don Pedro velez Mercado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
DoNA JosEFA PoERATA poa1A

Fla fallecido en- Caguas la d1stinguida
dana dofia Josefa Porrata Doria de
Maldonado, emparentada con prestigio-
sas familias portorriquefias.
A sus afigidos deudos envlamos Ell
testlmonio. de nuestro mas sentido pc
same.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
1NCENDIo EN- MAYAGUEz

La policia de Mayagiiez comunica
que con motive de nn juego ocurrido
en la menciOnada .poblaci6n Quedc des-
trrido el edifcio donde estaba insta1ada
Id farmacia del Ledo. Roure.
FL nobiliario estaba asegnrado en-
81, 900. g s. g
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
Ell MANUEL cALvo.'

La 'Compania Trasatlantica" nos CO
munica que ell dia 80 llegara San Juan
ell vajor espanol Manuel Calvo'', en-
viaje para la Habana, Colon, Colombia,
Curacao " Venezuela.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
VOICES DELIA GALE

catafio, 10 de setiembre de 1872

Cataflo, 10 de setiembre de 1921.
Sr. Director de Ell MUNDO.
Desea,nos poner en- conociiniento de
usted el estado deplorable en- que Sc
encuentra la carretcga Catafo Bays-
mon para el trafco de vehiculos, Ia
cual de continuar en- tai estadO, los due
nos de guaguas nos veremos prscisaacs
| a paralizar el servicio Que actualmente
Sc vienc prestando entire ambas poblaclo
nes.
Ell estado de dicha carretera es tan
sumamente pesimo, sefior Director, que
no transcurre un dia sin que debido al
sinnumero de hoyos de la mistna, nues-
tr0s vehiculos sufran alguna que otra
averia; averias que lnuchas de las veces
Sc facen considerables.
FL mes pr6ximo pasado iiicinlos estas
mismas observaciones al seior Coniisio-
nado de Interior, quien nos contest6 que
Sc interesaria en- el asunto y que, asimis
cro, ordenaria la Immediate subasta pa
ia Ia piedra triturada Que habfa de uti
lizsEse en- La reparaci6n de la va antes
citada carrctera. pues bien; senior Ti
rector, ha transcurrido mas de I'm mes,
sin ulte, 4 nuestro juicio, Sc haya hechc
Ealgo, pues aIn no Sc iia arriniado Ia pie
dfa que constituye 81 primer factor pa
ra esas reparaciones; u he ali Ell raotivo
por que hemos decidido dirigirnos us
ted para que haga pdbIica esta queja,
que no Fdeja de ser justa y digna de
ser tonada eli Consideration, toda vez
que nuestros carros pagan crecidas con
tribuciones.
Anticipandole las gracias quedanos
de ustea, ri
Muy atentamente,
vARIOs DUENos DE AUTOS.
tDOs NTNOS vTCTTMAS DE
UNA DEsCARGA ELECTRTCA
En- Ell barrio de 'Guaraguao' de Guay
nabo, micntras los nifos Segundo Machn
ca Saro Mals6n, buscaban refugio con
ira La nn1ia, debajo de I'm arbol, fue-
ros muertos instsntaneamente por una
II -on wcer oil
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
UN cABALLERo ANDANTE

La policia en- Ponce detnvo a Juan
Cordero, por llevar armas consico.
cordero ha demcsrado, puos, que
tiene garras de leon, v que no tione cue
yer NADIA con Ell del escudo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
m VEGA RAJA

MncsnsrarA ussed EL MUTDO sa ii
Cafe. Osatral, as uOnsAlex ' Uanc. Pla
10 ssJess =. N&ssr's Aavt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
UNA BAqALLA EN- PONCE

clemente Mercado y Ramon Colon Ii
braron en- las GALES de Ponce una ba-
ITALIA, por 10 que fueron denunctados al
juez ats ELS s
Clements, no fue clemente.
Y Colon. ~. no descubri6 los pu-
dos, que es 10 menos que podla descu-
brir Ell tocayo de don Crist6bal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
UN FELIX .... INFELIz

Felix Montalvo fne sorprendido por la
policia en- Ponce vendiendo media bote-
la de ron en- sesenta centavos.
conste que es un precio muy aceuta-
BILE.
Por sesenta centavos Sc compran
unas cuantas nbras de habichuelas con
gorgojos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21

BASEEoLERAS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21

EsTRAGos DEL cIcLoN EN- cAYEY
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-09-21
TRAVIESAS

Tenenlos 5000 de x5x5 ma
dsras donninicanas.
Infornles:
GOMEZ, FICUERoA & co.
Tel. 25f. Cruz 25.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

pleasure of visftinx, in company with hundreds of other club women C2n- fornia's wonderful playground the magnificent national park of Yo<em- ife- Here the club women f-tCo of them-gathered for the twentieth zn- nual convention of the c F. w. c the guests of San Joaquin valley df- is Mrs. Molly Bloom F1agg- Having In the past oftimes reported Arizona conventions for ths club women of Phoenix. it occurred to me that perhaps they might enjoy a few giimpses of this very wonderful con- vention in its still more wonderful setting
 Perhaps the Arizona club women may decide Co meet af the Grand Canyon some time When the invi- tation to Yosemite was accepted. there was much fear lest many would not go- All such doubts were ground less. The twentieth convention was record breaker in point of numberk
 Before telling my story. permit me to say that among Californla'r lead CTS. there appeared none morr able than our beloved Mrs R A Fowler nor any of greater vision than the mother of A F. w C. Mira Mo Ciatchie
 We Of northern California left Sac ramento Monday morning al s:so by the Southern Pacific Fortunately our chairman of transportation had arranged that we go direct to Fl Portal without change at Merced where there Is usually a tircsome wait This ride on the Yosemite rail- road from Merced 10 Fl Portal is steady upward climb beside the beau tiful winding. dashing. splashins Merced river. The beauty of this 7s-mfie rail trip. after leaving the town of Aerced. but prepares one for the grandeur which lies beyond The Gates" fin the great Yosemite park. Stages carrying from 90 to as persons conveyed us to Camp Curry. a dis tance of 2s milea The road over which these stages ran is smooth. wide and safe. a monument 10 Uncle Sam's engineering skill On either side rise granite mountain walls. 60 smooth and high that one is lost in wonder surveying their immensity. Fl Capitan contains twice as much granite as the famous Rock of Cib- 1 ralter. Numerous waterfalls delight ! the eye Some of these look like tiny silver threads winding down the mountain sides. while others resemble mountain streams as they dash roar ing toward the valley. Of these Bridal
 
 Staircase is the highest in the park The convention was called to order in the rustic auditorium of Camp Curry by the president of the c. r. W. c. Mrs. Aaron Schioss of Berk- eley. Beside the president at all ses- sions sat Mrs. Annie Little Barry. the parliamentarian for the State Federa- ton. By the way. Roberts Rules of Order was used instead of Emma Eox.S manual
 The first address of welcome was that of Mrs Molly Bloom Flagg who a year before from the floor Of the assembly chamber In the state capitol had invited the C. r. w C to YoseIn- ite as the guests of San Joaquin Val ley district.
 Her address was followed by that of W. B. Lewis. superintendent of the park Mrs. SchloSs replied to these words of welcome very chaminEly and introduced Mrs. Josiah Evans , Cowies who brought greetings from the General Federation of Women's clubs Mrs- CoYles has attended q number
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

left Thursday for Chicago after a de- lightful fortnight in town Mir. and Mrs. Webb Griffin To Summer In Prescott
 MT. and Mrs. Webb Griffin are driving 10 Prescott this week. where they will lease co-tags for the sea . son They will return to town m a few days and remain at home until July l.
 Dr. and Mrs. kimbaii Bannistsr To Leave for Coast July IS
 Dr. and Mrs. Kimbail Bannister are remaining in town until July IS. when they will leave for Balboa Beach, where they will spend the remaining weeks of summer. The Stayton Oot- rises are also planning to summer ei Balboa while the Edwin Dorrises may pass some time during the next few months at the attractive Califor- nia beach
 Mira H. W. Asbury te Remain
 In Town Until First of July
 Mrs. H. w. Asbury is remaining ir town until July 1. when she will gc to Winslow. Ar. Asbury win joit her there later in the season. whcr they will go to the Grand Canyon spending the late summer season or the California coast
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

of conventions in Arizona and Is well known and smuch admired having been four years president of the gen. erai federation.
 At the close of her talk she was presented with a jeweied pin of the general federation design.
 A. B. C. Dohrmann spoke of the High Sierra's an Asset to Caiifor- nia-~ lie urged the s5. 900 club wom- en of the states to appeal Co the Call fornia legislature and to congress for more and better mountain roads. and agreed that if these were provided he would guarantee 10 provide food and shelter for all travellers
 The keynote of the convention throughout was conservation All Wednesday was given over to play. A pageant. which consisted of six episodes. all these but the last found ed on Gertrude AtnertOn's History of California, was staged on the Camp Curry meadow. The dramatic motif or thread of unity In the pageant Is, The Questing Spirit of Womanhood- She witnesses each episode and in- terprets from the standpoint of an immortal spirif-searching the world for dreams and dreamerA -Caiifor- mia. the Land of Dreams.- Is the mama of this pageant
 
 taken from an old spanish legend where California was conceived 10 b. a golden island peopiec by women ol huge stature who engaged ia the hunt. the chase and guarding thl golden treasure
 Sexf. the Indians engaged in prin. trive games. revealing their arS ana | customA
 Thtrd shows the dream of terri torial conquest representing dlscov. cry and exploration
 Fourth. ts the Mission or dream O spiritual conquest
 Fifth the Mexican. or the dream of the land of Nanyava- vher' woman is a lady of leisure revelllnl in dress and social Eayety.
 Sixth. the Days of ss. or the dreAn of gold Here. -the Queating SplrI of Womanhood- sees that woman | beginning to shmre with man the dan gers of home building in a p;orec country. but she lacks leisure for de velopment of a wcfi balanced If, The last episode gives the moter American interpretation of the Anna ron Now the central figure is Cali fornia instead of a ieEenfary queer and the chairnen of each of the di. serenf departments of c. r. w { presents to California fin sepsrA' |, p2Eeants her dream or the ap@c.l servfce she has been asked 10 do.
 The women uere so untirinz their efforts to make the pageant Euccc<s and are now 90 confident thl it will prove a source of revenue the California federation while. sf n same time. teaching a great nor lesson that am hoping Arizona clu women win present a pageant al the next convention What a worderfl setting for such a pageant the Gran Canyon would be-
 A barbecue lunch served by n hostess division san Joaquin vale In Indian costumes. was a novel fcz ture of this day A powder puff Kern county cotton was presented each lady and figs raiztns ar } oranges from Fresno were lavfsh distributed after the regular iuncheol Grape juice, the best | ever dran made from Auscat grapes vas hzns cd out in paper cups Aany-vel
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
PERSONNEL IF NE w COMM TTEE
 GIVEN APPROVAL

With interest centered in Country sup activities. there is always more or less concern felt by club members as 10 the personnel of the entertain
 nient committee. The announcement some time ago that Mrs. C. F. Aims worth would act as chairman was most satisfactory to society which VIII have additional cause for satis- faction in the announcement this morning of the entire committee which will include besides Mrs Aims
 worth, Mrs. c. O. Ellis, Mrs Tom Dunbar. Mrs. Lou Ella Archer Mrs. F B. Mccall, Mrs. Carleton Wood, Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. George Goodrich, Warren McArthur, Robert Beardsley and Donald McQueen. This the first time in the history of the Hub that men have been chosen to assist in arranging the club enter ainment which promises to surpass hat of any previous year. The fact hat the events will be staged in the lew clubhouse lends an interest par icularly to the opening affair in october which will be tournament ef both sports and bridge followed by dance The features that have always had place on the calendar
 he Wednesday tennis luncheons, the saturday bridge teas and the ocea-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

Mrs. George Hahn Leaves Thursday for Hollywood
 Mrs. George Hahn left Tuesday for Hollywood after a brief stay in town the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George Willis Hahn.
 Give Dinner and Dance As Farewell Courtesy
 As a farewell courtesy to Arthur Saltman, who will leave this evening for California; a delightful dinner was given at a down town cafe Thursday followed by a dance at one of the popular resorts. In the party were Mrs Florence Burney, Miss Josephine Case, Miss Esther Schind- Ter. Miss Margaret Vanderhoff. Miss Pearl Edelman, Miss Mary Winslow. Miss Dorfman. Miss Irene Collins, Frey Myers, Kelly Moore. Richard Taylor, Arthur Callahan, A. P bert Stein-
 Mrs John O'Maiiey Going to Colorado Later In Summer
 Mrs. John O'Malley, who is spend | ing the week in Flagstaff the guest of Mrs. Edwin Babbitt, will remain in town a fortnight on her return. going later to Colorado Springs
  Hayden Couple Visits Here As Guests of Hugh Antrim, Jr.
 MT. and Mrs. B. B. McNeil of Hay den spent the early part of the week I in town the guests of MT. and Mrs H. S Antrim, Jr. Mrs. A. G. Dulmaoe Opens Cottage At Iron Springs Mrs. A. c. Dulmage has opened her cottage at Iron Springs having left town on Sunday for the mountain resort.
 Will Take Summer Course At Stanford University 1 Donald Martin, George Colds worthy and Archie Mccall members | of the junior set, will leave shortly | for Palo Alto, where they will take summer course at Stanford uni versity.
 Gordon ShaekIeford To Arrive Here On Tuesday I Gordon Shackleford will arrivt Tuesday from Northwestern Uni, in dentistry
 Go To Prescott To Spend Few WeeIes of Summer l Mrs William Perry Sears and he il daughters, Mrs. Sims Ely. Jr-, an' E Mrs. Herbert Burr Atha, Jr, al established in Prescott fo- a fey
 weeks of summer The Ernest le.~ises To Open
 iron Springs Piace Thursday N The Ernest Lewfses are to opel
 their place at Iron Springs ol Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

An interesting account of Califor- nia's convention of clubs has been furnished The Republican by Mrs. Mayme Elder, former president of the Harmony club of this city and chair man of the press committee Of the Arizona Federation of Women's clubs Her report follows:
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