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New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
SMALL FIRE TODAY

Engine Co. No. was called out by
still alarm at 10:4S o'clock this
morning to the home of Edward
Lyons OF West Main street. west of the
Black Rock bridge Some rags being
used to backen q stove became ignited
and the floor around the stove was
slightly dana ged.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL

Bridgeport. Dec, 31.--Mrs. Edith l..
Sullivan, died today as the result of
injuries she received on December "a,
when her automobile collided with a
post. Her husband, Daniel Sullivan,
who was with her in the machine, is
In a critical condition.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
CLEARING HOUSE

New York, Dec. 81, - The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold S17, 166,22o reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is
a decrease of 81, 217,470 from last
week.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
ANOTHER SMALL FIRE

Engine Co. No. 2 was called out at
1915 o'clock last night to the tire
vulcanizing store at SO Chestnut street.
A small part of the floor was burned
and some damage was done to the
ceiling. The estimated damage is SO
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
u. S. AUTHORITIES
ARREST SEC. KAHL
Chaygc Railroad Man with Violating
Order of Allied High Commission
Forbidding Strike

Cohlenz, Dec, 3l,--(B the Asso-
.ciated Press) The American authori-
ties In the area Of occupation have
arrested Secretary Kat. OF the rail-
roadmen's organization in the Rhine
land on a charge OF violating the or
der OF the allied high commission for
bidding railroad strike Notwith-
standing the order the strike was pro-
claimed yesterday,
The resumption of work by the rail-
roadmen has been ordered by the high
commission.
The strike order affected the Cob
LEM district only. Reports do not in
dictate that 1t was largely obeyed. as
the operation of trains is declared to
he proceeding normally.
The order of the inter-alied COM
mission forbids strikes anywhere in
the occupied regions of the Rhine
land
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
RESUME RELATIONS

Washington, Dec. 31.-Diplomatic
relations between Germany and the
United States were resumed officially
today when Karl Lang, charge DAT
flares from the Berlin government,
presented his letters Of credence and
was received by Secretary Hughes.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
NfACINTEE RESIGNS.

Dundalk, Dec. 81. (By Associated
Press) John MacIntee resigned to-
day as representative of County Mon
Afghan in the Dali Eireann. because
he Is opposed to the Anglo-Irish
treaty while his chief supporters are
in favor of it.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
FIRE In T0RRINGT0N
Early Morning Blaze Does Damage
Amounting TO $4,000 in Heart of
Business Section.

Torrington. Dec. 31--Loss estimated
at close to 10000 was caused by a
fire early today in the old American
House building here The heaviest
loser was Mubarek Bros, who con-
Quoted a, wholesale fruit and produce
business, Other losers were Cum
mings and Sullivan. owner of the
building; Lapento & Lacroce, whole
sale dealers in cobbling supplies;
Maher Bros. shoe and rubber deal
ers, and Modesto Pola, grocer. The
fire started from a gas heater in the
fruit establishment.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
LOCAL MEN FIGURE
IN BERLIN ACCIDENT
Arrest by State Police Made This
Morning May Involve South Main
ST. Men in Turnpike Affair.

Charles Skomars Of 3bb South Main
street is at the New Britain General
hospital with scalp wounds and Z
fractured right ankle as the result Of
an accident on the Berlin turnpike
near the Meriden town line last even
ing when his car skidded and over
turned, George Northman Of the
same address who was in the machine
at the time of the accident, was un-
hurt.
Major S, r. Westbrook of Hartford
picked up the two men and took them
to the New Britain General hospital.
1t was said at the time that the car
which turned over contained liquor.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
BIRTHS AT HOSPITAL

A son has been born at the New
Britain General hospital 10 Mr. and
Mrs Robert Nusse of Q Cottage Place.
and to Mr., and Mrs Walter Voight of
20 Belden street.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31
MRS. JAMES KNIGHT
Old Time Member of Methodist
Church Passes Away at Her Home
on Glen Street This Morning

Mrs. James Knight. aged rs years,
wife of James Knight Of IS Glen
street, died this morning at her home
she was member of Trinity Metho-
dist church, The funeral will be held
at 3 O'Clock Monday afternoon at her
late residence. Rev. John L. Davis will
officiate and the burial will be in Fair
view cemetery
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

The spread OF a railroad strike
which began in the Essen district was
reported in a Paris dispatch last night
which stated the French minister of
public works had requested the minis
try of war to requistion the railroads
on the left bank Of the Rhine so as to
ensure the conveyance of coal from at
least the AiX-la- Chapelle and Ruhr
distrncts. The American occupational
district centering upon Coblenz is Just
to the south of the Cologne area con-
trolled by the British which adjoins
the Essen and Ruhr valley coal and
manufacturing districts.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

The American house, was former
hotel, recently remodelled into a
modern business block and was one
of the most up to date business fronts
in Torrington It was situated facing
the Center Bridge, directly in the
heart of the business section.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

Many hospitals, schools and relief
orga nizatons i'm France arc operated
by women
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

Alcohol has been distilled from
the nina plant in the Philippines at
a cost of 20 cents n gallon.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

Lady Aster, England's first wom-
an member of Parliament is presi-
dent OF WON ans football team.
New Britain herald., 1921-12-31

More than 100000 families in
the United states live in rented
homes.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
LEGION POST JOINS CHAMBER
 FOR OUTING

Adjutant John F. Moran of Harry W. Congdon Post, American Legion, announced today that the post had unanimously voted at its meeting to accept an invitation from the Cham Der of Commerce to participate in the arrangements for the third annual outing of the Chamber of Commerce to be held at Pleasure Beach, Tues day, July 26. MT. Moran attended <7te meeting of the invitation com mittee yesterday at the Chamber. of Commerce and promised a represen- tatfve delegation from the Legion would be at the outing. Command CT Albert J. Merritt and Mr. Moran represent the Legion on the invita- ton committee.
 The Veterans of Foreign Wars will also send a delegation to the outing, their representatives the invitation committee being A.. C. Bennett and William Lynne.
 Commenting on the participation of ing, Chairman George E. TroxeI of the general committee, said this noon:
 sT am gratifed that the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars are going to be represented at our outing. Service men are v1tally interested in ending unemployment, and their presence at the conference board will be a boon indeed. Governor Rake, know, will be glad to hear fhis news. Incidentally they will all have a mighty fine time before the dinner commences, as Pierce Gahan and his associates on the sports com nfttee are preparing a program that will be a. nine days wonder
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
500 VOLUNTEERS
 TEST NEW GAS

Philadelphia, July 19 - A mob composed of 500 policemen and oth- CTS who have volunteered their ser vices will be moved down in a test of powerful! but not deadly gas at Cannonba1l farm, below Penrose Ferry Bridge, this afternoon
 This new gas, the latest aid to eff fective police work-so described by Superintendent of Police Mills - in scattering mobs and foiling bank hoFdup gangs, is the discovery Of a former army expert, now on the re- serve list Army physicians who have observed tests declare that while vic tirns are made helpless for a period of less than half an hour, no perma- nent iII-effectS are experienced.
 Superintendent Mills, who has talk ed with the discoverer of the new gas and made arrangements for the test, believes it will be of practical aid in police work. The mixture cas- fly released from a small conta1ner, covers an area of about 45 yards All who inhaIe the fumes in this space are rendered helpless.
 The superintendent pointed out that with the aid of the discovery nnobs would not be able to get started." They would be made pow erless and drop whatever missiles or weapons they had in their hands
 Superintendent Mills says banks little to fear from ho1dup men, The cashier, with one of the containers within easy reach, would prove more than a match for a whole gang
 After the demonstration at Can ponball Farm, where the city police another test of the new fluid will be given for the benefit of the riot squad of the New York police at the PlattS- burg training camp
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
LONELY LIFE IN
 PALMYRA ISLANDS


 Honolulu H T., July 1a.--Idfe on Pal nyr9 islands. several hundred miles southwest q Hawaii, is lonely but easy 11r trio of Robinson Crnsaes rem HoIo'ufu who nave elected to IFe there and prepare copra from the coconut groves, according to ad- vices received from them.
 Colonel and Mrs William Ming and Edwin BenneF, who went there last October, have seen but one vessel, an American navy craft, since they stepped ashore on Palmyra's quiet beach When that ship recently came te HeRoiuIu it brought an ac- cumuiaaon of mail from the three tefnng or life on the coconut isles.
 The daily routine consists mostly of building trays on which to lay the are about IGe fee4 ions and three feet wide and day after day the a1s as are Eathered. gnrged and left opsR m The sun to dry
 Hsne1ifoaa colony keeps a close watch on the weather. for an hours shower may spoH a lot of coPra- As rain and thunder storm appears to be
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
STEPNEY

Mrs. A. A. Clark has been i'll for . a. couple of days past
 The local firemen had a good at tendance at their last dance. All the members are busy now getting ready for the annual carnival which will be held the latter part of August
 MT. and Mrs F. M Peck and daughter, of Newtown, were recent visitors of Mrs Herbert Wright
 George Clingan of New York city is enjoying a two weeks vacation MT and Mrs Clingan spent part of their vacation sightseeing in Montreal
 MT. and Mrs. M. B. Hawley spent Sunday at their home here.
 Mrs Charles F. Nichols has return ed from a weeks stay at Myrtle Beach
 MT. and Mrs Carleton Joyce have ;entertained as guests. MT. and Mrs Drew Glover of Shelton.
 MT and Mrs. Barnes of Bridgeport have rented part of Mrs Emily D. .Ieavenworth's house where they will spend a months vacation
 Edwin Toucey has enlisted in the Naval Reserves and is now stationed at Hampton Roads, Va
 MT. and Mrs. Thornton Rlakeman, Vivian and Sterling Slakeman were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs Perry tB. Hubben-
 The degree team from Harmony .Grange initiated a large class of can ldidates at Easton Grange on last Tuesday evening.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
Battle Fleet to Escort
 President to Plymouth

Washington, July 1s.--Three bat fleshfps, three cruisers and a fIotilIa of destroyers will escort the Presiden- tial yacht Mayf1oWer tn Plymouth Mass, August 1, when tfaa Presid e4,t and Mrs. Harding attend the terceR- tenary anniversary Of the landing of Efpe Pilgrims
 Senator Lodge, of Afassa sashuse4ts, and Morris J. DuFyea. of Me# York, who is directing the i9agean mt ial son nectfon with the eeiebfafioR. con ferred with tf1e President yesterday regarding plans for his attend dfng The journey s1ift mark the second pecan trip 6R tbs AfayfeweF which plans Indicate t4aat the President will be absent from the White House for bt least s week. 4 possibility exists addition in Che White Mountains Of New Hzr1gshiFs.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
Ford Cuts Freight Rates
 2099 on His Railroad

Columbus. Ohio, July 1s-The De- ltroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad controlled by Henry Ford. Detroit au- tomobile manufacturer, today filed with the Ohio State Public Utilities Commission new schedule of freight rates providing for 20 per cent re- aduction from the present tariff be- tween points on the line.
 The schedule is to become effec- tive on August 20. The joint or con meeting rates are not affected, the present rate for shipments originat- ing on the Detroit, Toledo Ironton, but destined to some point on a con meeting line remaining the same. The new schedule for local point shipment, however, applies to all points throughout the system from Ironton, Ohio, on the Ohio River, to Dearborn, Mich.
 This is the first Ohio railroad and believed to be one of the first in the country to announce a voluntary re- duction In freight rates.
 Announcement that MT, Ford pro- posed to reduce freight rates 20 per cent on his road was received with Interest, in view of the fact that on Uuly he established 6 minimum WA se of S6 a day on the road, and also abolished afI Sunday trains, except rnose transporting milk,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19

fairly regular visitors at Palmyra, weather forecasting has become an important factor in the work.
 The islands of the groups are so close together that the Mings and Benner frequently wade from one to another, always, however, with a wary eye out for sharks.
 Fish are plentiful and furnish much of their food, while ecca- sionally a bird dinner varies the mon- otony.
 Shoes soon become problem. They thought they had a plentiful supply, but wet weather and heavy tramping quickly wore down their stock and the three Palmyrans have been Building their own footwear for some time from the rough ma- teria1 provided by nature.
 Palmyra islands. which have been leased for their copra by a Honolulu syndicate, are the property of Henry B. Cooper, who is said to have bought them from their English owners for $758 and brought them under the American flag.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
CAUCASIAN GEORGIA MADE UT0PIAN
 UNDER RULE OF BOLSHEVIk INVADERS

ef feedstuffs tuHbled from 50 te F5 per cent
 Naturally, in aa the uneeeuRied rooms were iedged BeisheKik soldiers. Six BoishiFists sleep in the room next te mine: Though they are replaced from time to time by six others no one can find any complaint against them. Nothing has been stolen; they as not get drunk; they prepare their meals in fhs same kitchen with the rest ef 1Is and gwen give us part of their floaE and their soup, and when they want tea they bring their own sugar: IR all the occupied will lages of Geargia the Boisheriks have behaved like innocent children"
 President Harding sent to the Sen ate the pon1ipation of Capt William A, Moffet to be Chief of the Bureau of Aerona1tics Of the Navy.
 Fishing schooner MaEHower, which will defend the IRterHadona1 Fisher mems Cup, won by the Esperanto last year, had successful trial tests.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
WORLD WAR VETERANS
 TO MEET WEDNESDAY

World War Veterans will hold their regular meeting on Wednesday even ing, July 20th, in Carpenters hall, at TO Elm street.
 At this meeting a new political party will be proposed for endorse ments. by all public spirited civilians, be taken up.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
By NEWTON c. PAR1NIS News Service Staff Cor
 respondent


 Paris, July 1s-BeisheVik soldiers who invaded the country of Georgia behaved admirably in their attitude toward the civilian population, re- ports Odette Eeun. correspondent of the Matin, a newspaper which caa- not be suspected of BeisheEik symPa- thieS.
 f@The supplies ef fbe American Near East Relief Organization, seiz- ed at first by ths Re# Boisfaeyik au- tnoTities at Batoum, were returned intact to the AmericaR cemmittee when it was seen that their claims were well founded" writes Mile. keun from BataBFR.
 f@The shops were not teuei1ed. Pub lie schools, closed foF several weeks, were Feopened by the BolsheEiks. Re fugees were transported to their o#H homes. The sale of yEiak and hard liqnors was rignFegsiF prohibited Strict penalties were imposed against profiteers, and in five days the price
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19
Secret Marriage Her
 Fourth to Three Men

Boston, July 19 = Mrs. Laura I. Bousuuet Long, whose marriage te Richard H. Long. prominent shoe
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19

manufacturers, two days ago became known today, has been married three times before, two of the maria ges being to the same man. On each oc- casion she won a divorce and was permitted to resume her maiden name,
 The second Mrs. Long is an ex- tremely attractive woman of 35 somewhat retiring in disposition. She is at the Long estate at Framin gha.m with MT. Long and his daughter, II. One year and six days ago the first Mrs Long was killed in the fall of an airplane, having become devoted to flying.
 Miss Beusquet was graduated from the Birmingham Business College two years ago and for a time worked for her father. Andrews Bousouet Of Shrewsbury Her acquaintance with Mir. Long is said. to be of little more than a years duration
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19

A large bomb was exploded in front of the Capitol building at Buenos Aires. Argentine. A policeman was seriously wounded, but only small ma teria1 damage was caused.
 Four direct hits xeer scored by air planes out of the first II bombs re- leased against the former German cruiser Frankfurt, 75 miles off vir- ginia Capes.
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Compras.

81 QUIERE listed CoMPRAR o
vENDER Bonos>y Acciones de Bancos
nentrales Y otros valorss, flncss rdsti-
Jas y urbanas, colocar tomar dinero
en hipotec2s pignorar valores, diri-
iase N LLAURT & Co., Tetuaa No.
8. Telefono 2s7. San Juan. P. e p
nTTEREsAMos CoN1PRAR algunos
camiones usados, en- buen estado. Para
informes: Central Defensa, caguas,
Puerto Rico. P
ST UD. NTEREsA BoMBILLAs, com
pre la alpha" de Nitr6geno y de
Filamento concentrate. so por ciento de
economic 81 su comerciante no la tiene
dirijase Rivero Chaves Co. San
Francisco 81, frente la Plaza, San
3usn. $40
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CoIOcaciOnes.

CONTABLE ocupado algunos afios con
Corporation, aceptarfa proposiciones de
Q firmas para trabajar por horas o
por convenio. B. Box 715. San Juan,
Puerto Rico. 5-23
TAQUIGRAFo-CoR In
giles Espanol, desea colocaci6n Conoci-
miento trabajo general de oficina. Cua-
tro afos experiencia. Traducciones exac
tas. Graduado Escuela Superior. Buenas
referencias. Y. z. Apartado 76, Fa-
jardo. 5-19
DIGESTION: para hacer una facil di ;
gesti6n y evitarse molestias en- Ell es-
tonnage, no hay como una cucharadita
de ''Stomalix saiz de Carlos despues
de cada conida. Solicitelo en- las hue
mas Farmacias. 6- e
RAFIA BLANCA color natural en- pa
quotes de ma libra a so centavos; Ia
misma en- todos los colores en- paque-
tes de ia libra a 90 centavos paque.
te.- Gonzalez Padin Co. Go
Sc NECEsITA un hombre que teuga
experiencia en- Ell trabajo de baterias
electricas. Buena colocaci6n. F. U.
Wells y Co. Stop 10. santurce. 5--1S
NEcEsITAMos AGENTEs para es
tablecerlos en- un magnifco negocio. Ga
natan desde S25 semanales, segin su
actividad.
Aproveche esta OCCASION exceptional;
escriba Embellishments al APARTADo
1881, San Juan. 5-19
DEsEAMos sIRvIENTAs: Una para
el servicio de la casa y otra como ayu-
dante de cocina. Deben ser eficientes Y
hablar ingl6s espafol A, Avenida
olimpo, Stop 10. 5-19.
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ANUNCIOS CLASIFICADOS


PLANCHAS ELECTRICAS de seis IL
bras, calidad superior, preparadas pa
ra usarse enseguida, su valor OOrriente
siete cincuenta-ahora $5.19 mas 10
eentavos para franqueo y seguro.-- Con
zalez Padfn Co. .6-6
ENsENAMOs PoR CoRREos tauu1-
grafia "Gregg" en- ingles y espanol =
escritura Comercial. otorgamos Diplo-
mas La termination de los Cursos. Pi-
d& mas information Gratis. COLE
gro PERCY, Ponce, P R. p
MoSTRADOR ''MPE-
RIAL" hemos recibido de A, 5 y pies
de largo en- 16 y Is pulgadas de an
cho. Precios de fabrica. Diaz Hermanos,
Cruz 10. San Juan. ell
HTLo JAPoNEs corrisnte acabado de
recibir en- todos los ndmeros $3.50
docena, franqueo extra Gonzalez Pa.
din Co. G-6
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DEL ARTE MUDO
'DEL1Tos Y PAs1oNEs

otra de las peliculas que trajo de Fran
cia nuestro estimado amigo Carlos Ve-
re, Sc titula "Delitos y Pasiones'', en-
seis actos.
La genial estrella parisien, France
Dhelia, con su coQueteria inteligencia
/ prodigiosas, interpreta de una manera
alta4nente profunda ell enigma del amor,
que Sc desarrolla en- esta pelicula, bajo
! el ala de los grandes delitos
! La encantadora estrclla Dhelia, con
su extraordinaria belleza y conocimiea-
tos de la cinematografia, pore en- las
/ escenas Que Sc desarrollan en- la peli
crla "DeIitos y Pasiones algo del do
Tor del mundo, I'M por ciento del miste-
rio del amor oculto en- Ell pecho de los
hombres y en- los ojos divinos de las
mujeres raras.
Esta noche ell cine ''Tres Banderas'' ,
llevara la pantalla, por primera vez e..
Puerto Rico, esta hermosa pelicula, cuya
acci6n Sc desarrolla en- Paris, cuna de
la novela y de los amorios. La pelicula
tiene paisajes maravillosos Sc We Paris
de noche y de dia, asi como los buleva-
res por donde pasan las grisetas Cuanto
hemos leido en- Dumas y Victor Hugo
desila en- ".Delitos Pasiones'', en- e.
Monmartre de aver, que va ha perdido
todos Ell ensuefo de la vida bohemia Y
misteriosa, LENA de amor, tristezas y
aspiraciones
Don Miguel Portell ha tenido ell gusto
de invitar varios de sus amigos para
que asistan a la exhibici6n, en- ell popu
lar cine "Tres Banderas", no duda-
mos que ell publico invadira ell espacio
\ so local. sugestionado por la grandiosi-
dad del asunto de 'Delitos Pasiones''
que emociona y arrebata.
Despu6s de esta pelfcula, Sc nevara a
la pantalla otra de sumo inter6s, en- tres
actcs; Los Dos MosQueteros Medic, I
que hasa gozar observation-disclosures al
pahaico.
E. Ramirez BRAU.
DETAL1Es DEL INcENDIo EN-
PONCE
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ST DESEA que su cabel1o vuelva su
color natural primitive, use con cons
tancia la ''Salud del Cabello de Hay.
Preparado inofensivo que adem4s de
volverlo q su color fortalece la raiz del
cabellO. Frasco pequeio rs centa-
vos. Frasco grande $1.5o.- Coma
Leg Padin Co. 6-6
CONTRATISTA.-- Ofrezco .uedas de
1hierrO para carretillas, Is pulgadas de
alto $500 docenas Palas de bote sin
mango, $500 docena. j. Rivero Chaves,
Manati. $40
,,1oos~o.l.,~.>@o,,v, -.
Sc STRIVE arena de magnifca calidad
a domicilio, desde cuatro metros en- ade
lante, precio muy m6dico. Informara te-
lefono ndmero 1O6. Rio Piedras.-7.
LECHE MAGNEsIA sQUIBB:-La me
jor en- Ell mercado. No acepte otra. De
venta en- todas las Farmacias de primer
orden. .-5-22.
ToDO Ell QUE DEsEE toner exito On
amores, ser afCrtunado en- juego, des-
arrollar facultades latentes, solicite 81
Tesoro de los "Lendus" valor del
ejemplar $1.OO. Al por mayor gran des-
cuento. Para informes. San jose 45
tercer piso P.
PARA LAVAR la cABEzA. 81 aceife
de COCO refnado de Miners es indispen.
sable 81 Sc desea obtener resultados sa
tisfactorios, quita toda la grasl cCl ca
bello, limpia la cabeza de caspa da
al pelo la suavidad natural. Precio, so
cts. frasco.- Gonzalez Padin Co. 6-6
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LA coM1DA-BA1LE

Esrl6ndida result6 la comida- bale.
Lo mas distinguido de San Juan de
la isla Sc di6 cita ALI. En- una mesa
vimos al Lcdo. Mestre su bella espo-
sa. En- otra, al Lcdo Guerra, acompa
nado de su familia. En- La de mas AHA,
las senoritas valdes Cobian; Enrique
Aboy y su esposa. !. En- la que ocu-
pabanos nosotros, estaban Enrique
Bird, Herminio MADEIRA Benigno Pc
rez, valentin Monroig, Federico Ri
bert, GuiHermo Kearney y Ell fiscal
Quifones.
El bale Sc prolong6 hasta despues
de media noche, bajo la mirada COM
placida de Pedrito Agudo, quien Sc
deben todas estas cosas buenas.