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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07
RETURN BALLOT BOX KEYS,

All officers of the election are here
by notified to return to my Office as
soon as possible all ballot box keys
now in their possession. 6Oct3t
]. ]. OWENS, County Clerk.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07

The c. & o. Railroad Companys
work train is placing large stones un-
der the abuttments of the bridge over
Limestone creek.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07

City schools were dismissed at noon
10 give the children an opportunity to
take in the circus.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07

Miss Anna Daugherty, of Covington,
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Childs, of Forest avenue.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07

The Washington Fire Company's
regular monthly meeting will be held
Friday evening.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07

Mrs. John Walsh has returned home
after a visit with relatives at New
port.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07

October 18th Is the last day for dis.
count Of telephone bills. 6Oct-td
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07
NOTICE TO ALL
WATER CONSUMERS.

All semi-annual water rent will be
due October lst., 1921.
October 18th last day for discount.
All consumers not paid by Novem-
her 1st 1921, water will be shut off and
one dollar fee charged for turning on
again, for non payment. Yours truly,
MAYSvILLE WATER CO.,
26Sp-tf NJ. Y. FIELDHOUSE, Gen. Mgr.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07

Buy In Maysville. 1t pays.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-10-07

October 18th Is the last day for dis.
count of telephone bills. 6Oct-td
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24
Big Minstrel Coming.

To those harping critics who have
all along decried that the days of
orr inality and unique endeavor in
the way of modern entertainment
are over have evidently not bargain
ed on the latest sensation and triumph,
the GUS HILL and GEORGE EV-
ANS "HONEY BOY" MINSTRELS
which will be the attraction at
FRANKLIN OPERA HOUSE on
SATURDAY,, OCT. 9Th. This is the
first time in the history of theatri-
Gals that such two distinct organiza-
tions have been mustered into one
big aggregation. A unity that Is sure
to create a new and smhiveeeus de-
mand for this particular kind of en-
tertaHment which under the guidance
of Mr.. Hill has taken such brisk
lease of life. Here we have the cream
of both troupes-forty men who are
past masters in their respective line
of endeavor-geniuses of song, dane
ing, music. tomfOolery, revelry,
mirth provokers-the inimitable dis
pensors of that kind of fun which
sinks into our hearts and souls a.d
drives the realities Of lie from our
very threshold. Artists who know
how to create and set new fashions,
performers who are capable Of cast
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

A we'll arranged and interesting
program was carried out at the
Southwestern Institute at Lafayette
last Sunday of the twentieth ami
versary of the opening of that school.
Four of the buildings were rededicat-
ed in honor of the men connected
with the establishment and growth
Of the school, The second building
on the program dedicated, now oc-
cupied by the women students, had
been given the name of Foster Hall,
in honor of the late Senator Murphy
]. Foster of st, Mary Parish, who
was Governor at the time the school
was established. Memorable and in
spring phases Of the life and work
Of the late Senator Foster were COM
nented upon by Senator Burke. and
another tribute was paid by Judge
Percy Saint of Franklin, who read
an impressive paper touching upon
the inspiration and helpful influence
created and fostered by the life of
Senator Foster.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

Several months ago the town of
rranklln obtained an order and iudg-
neat against the Southern Pacific
railroad before the Railroad Com
mtssion requiring and ordering SAID
railroad company to construct new
passenger depot at Franklin. The
Judgment of the Commission has not
Deen obeyed, on the contrary it has
oeen ignored. The Southern Pacifi..
Company has made no effort to obey
the order. Last week this Company
had few consequential repairs made
on the present inadequate depot
building. The railroad company had
oeen ordered to erect a complete new
building. 1t declines to obey this
order, by retaining the old building,
the commands Of the Commission to
The contrary Notwithstanding. This is
how the matter stands now. The
Commission is defied by an arrogant
and rich corporation. It presumes to
dictate that as far as it is concerned,
the Commission should be conducted
co suit its own corporate greed and
:onveniences. That the people have
10 rights that the railroad in bound
to respect.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24
"PRIZMA" in Natural Colors
And "TRAVELOGUE.'

ing conventions to the four winds
and at the same time establish a
vogue of joy, happiness and content
ment and use their gifts and talents
for the edification and harmony of
mankind and humanity in general
For three solid hours at hif-bang
rate of speed, surprise, novelty, and
a host of inimitable features will be
developed Yet there will be no di-
gression regarding class or some of
the tried traditions of minstrelsy
Less we forget there will be street
parade, one of those pageants in
burnt cork that will long be remem-
bered after the show has gone on its
triumphant way. This colossal COM
bination, which will play only a
brief engagement here, should be
seen. However, as a tip to thA wise
make your reservations in advance
for according to the old saying it is
always the early bird that catches
the worm.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24
Salt Discovered On Cote
Blanche Island.

Salt of great purity and iu great
quantities has been discovered 90
Cote Blanche Island. This island
is situated entirely within the Per.
ish of st. Mary. It is owned by
Mr.. Donelson Caffery of New :.
leans and the heirs of the late j .
M. Burguieres.
The discovery of this salt mine
has created 4 great deal of utter.
est not only scientifically, but in a
business way. Its extent can
only at present be surmised, bur
facts are sufficient to show salt in
large quantities., these. and that
the beautiful Cote BtaEche Island
covers perhaps the largest salt
mine in the world. whose proper
Development will add great wealth
70 st. Mary p rlsh aud the sur
rounding county. This island l-
26 miles west OF Franklin, aud is
at present the most pleasant re.
sort in Louisiana on the Gulf of
Mexico west Of the moutn of
Bayou Lafourche.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24
He Made the Supreme
Sacrifice.

The remains of Corporal Hudson
Irving Miller. son of Mrs. Justine
Chadwick Miller. were buried last
Monday evening 10 Patterson.
Corporal Miller was born ip Frank
lin and reared in Patterson. At the
outbreak Of the war he volunteered
his services and enlisted in the United
States Marines and went overseas
with the Sixth Regiment, which was
later assigned to the Second Division.
1t was this Division, to which was at
tao he'd both the Fifth and Sixth Regj-
ments Of Marines, that completely
crushed and rolled back the German
hordes at Chateau Thierry, the thrust
of the Marine brigade being cenlered
on the Rois de Belleau. Corporal
Miller also participated in the Aisne,
Aispe-Marne, st. Mihiel and Mousse
Argonpe offensives. The organiza-
ton to which be was attached receiv,
ed four citations from General Petaln,
Commander-in-Chief of the French
forces. He made the supreme sacri-
tice on the llth Of October, 1918, dur
ing the Meuse- -Argonne offensive. and
his remains were inferred in the Ar
gonne cemetery, Romagne, France,
where the bodies Of oyer Twenty-Five
THOUSAND other heroes we're buried.
He gave all he had, his life, for the
righteous cause of human liberty,
and we devoutly honor him for duty
faithfully performed, and for sacri-
fce brayely made.
The funeral services we're held FROM
the Methodist Church uuder the aus
piees of Irving Miller Post, Ameri-
can Legion. The body of this va!-
liant soldier was escorted to its last
resting place by a large number Of
friends who paid tribute TO one OF
st. Mary's noblest sons.
Besides his other the deceased is
survived by two sisters, Mrs A. X.
Barton of Lecour, La, aud Mrs.
Louise Ryder OF Kentucky.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

~ saslt P.cot has been busy this
Ns iasolus down those who are
Massal'g sas blind tigers 10 the
Aa' At this writing, he ha.
u Is,se = ~. 'as following parties:
y s',!s Na,1le'.o. y Franklin; Vallery
! p'ss, : I, Jim LeBoeuf, A. Delaune.
! ! SIat.uau, Tom Bonner. Of
aslt,a y City; Willie TrimbIe, Of
ss's's, y, ~ !, They will be tried be.
4, \. y. al,I District Y Court today. We
n, ''!a a TIE law.abidiug citize ns
NJ. n ss'y :. ~ p.rlsh in oonR,atu.
~, 'asild Pecot iu his cue.
ssa.,,..a..' ss,.' .a',s' = 10 arrestiug the
.'N'sseis 10 the parish.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

,h a,u Of Peterman & Lousta-
i M removed its office from
N, ,t,.es TO the Caffery building
: willow street. Its growing
tds.,. required larger and more
vruodious quarters, which it.
ussa, locs!iou amply aff ,rds.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

r,..lI.ss' ~ g. grand jury was en-.
sss,.,,'ssss' ~ css.s,d osd.y !. morning
y isiissti,ss Nj soS:as. s;:'. composed
! -, 'ss'ss::' s:s;s: p;.;s.Is I g; so;:s. 4
,sg I'd 'sa' = cs:s.l''e cssek.,.l'' 9.
:; \! !vsl'ss:;s'' ;'''i l.sa,t .wsai'!isn''' i. i.
NV s.,,.ii ute, being being oh.,aas aas
~ sss. :. . % ta.a l.. duty, In.
~. = ..i..ss:' ~ s'sSss's as.'ss sss.elud.
I isssss..' ss..'''es.sd :! e o n. us'oae oo,,i, it
y 'sa il IN ss.,SSs, ,sSs'' .s,la !; quo,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

NJ ,..id.ucs Of Mr. SulIy
a..., Y, !. lb.rs addition. caught
Y ~, ID tuesday morning and
a.. !, III 4, flames we're extinguish-
!, s's, 's,,Id,r,bIe damage was done
/. ! .s.' 4. moi Of the building. The
' .r,.,tv y. Is owned by Mr.. Jos
islsHo'
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

M .pisylng OF the water hya-
dsa' 10 Bayou Teohe has com.
raced Since the spraying go.
aaaa u poisonous and animaIe
y killed by drinking the
wan V si..f or eating the spray.
\ pias', the inhabitants are eau.
a'an to Keep the live stock away
hFn.a. -
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

lns,,aa NJ American s',1 Legion Post Of
- aa ... WI give q moving n,c.
4, ,as's!s,isneut ass! 10! on next Thur.
aa,, s'E Is.s' a'a, for the purpose Of
u..:.. ''.as !: -, 70 help defray the
N ...4 q sn.ir delegates to the
l. ,,ssE|sa.! ,'ssE|sa!lee .t BogsIuss. al ,"s
s,I.s I.sssls':s .aa ~ 10 sharse vii an.
i sI,s In.!,s'y ~ help that the citizens ems
~. .ss.',a '. vi silI give, such a.
Z u; = ,,;s..se ;se''ioe cakes. candy
ss.s,'.sa'p!. y ss'p he -e1.servioe boys svs
Il Ississ's II.;s.s.'as with jos. Schvsr;yz svy'
Ls..'ss .'s's'ls' . Leuis 0iroit. r.' NM, Nu,,a,
d, " asa a., Sidney ]. Rich,rd
,is.ss..,a !. ,aslp to make the .s.d .s.;,
a success. ""'
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24
COMMUNE alton.

The following letters are seif-eX-
planatory. and show conclusively that
there is no deficit in the treasury OF
the town of Franklin:
Franklin, La. Sept. 10th, 1921.
Editor. st. Mary Banner, City.
Dear Sir
To correct what seems to be a
Misunderstanding Of the financial
condition of the town. Would thank
YOU TO publish in your next issue,
copy herewith, Of letter to Mr.. Oscar
L. Alpha, Editor Of Weekly Wat h
man, which Coyers the subject fully.
Thanking you.
Yours very truly.
ChaS. iauve. Mayor.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24
M following parties were ar.

Is following parties were ar.
mined before the District Court
ID Saturday morning, charged
Ha unIasfuIly running blind
irl: V. Pon,iff, Milton Robi-
aauy, Joe Gendusa, Sam Pan
nls md Alton Friedelmeyer.
lAg plead guilty, and each of
asn u,r. fined BY the Court 5000
ntceits.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

The following delegates have
In lppoluted by Fra nklin Post
k6. American Legion, to the
eAk convention to be held a.,
h.iIu.a 90 October 8, 4 and 5th:
laM Fiete, Jos. Schwartz. Oscar
ipAl' Chas. Mccarthy. Alter.
iiln; knis Giroir. JOE. Miciotto.
sdiyj. Richard, John Svarrer
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24
Chas. iauve. Mayor.


Franklin, La, Sept. 18th. 1921.
Mr. Oscar Alpha.
Editor, Weekly Waterman, CITY.
Dear Sir
There appearei in The last Issue of
your paper, in Your lctai news items.
mention of the town of Franklin be-
ing in deficit from last years orera-
tons t. the anount Of S14,Gi6 "a
ihis Is entirely erroneous. I am civ
ing YOU below statmcnt of the true
condition of what was done. to-wit:
Estimated expenditures and dis
bursenents for the year 1921. for all
purposes: f. l.. & w. W. operating
expenses, Salaries. Streets Maintain
ance. Board of Health, Market. Sta
bic, Office. Paupers, etc. Payments OF
principal and interest on Certificate,
cf Indebtedness on Electric LIGHT
Plant, Main Street Improvement.
Elact.ic Pumps. Park and Bonds on
Willow Street-Total amount for
these various items, s47.SC6. IS.
Estimated revenues, other than de-
rived from taxes: Power Plant, Mar
let Various Licenses. Fines. Rents,
Interest (no taxes, get this right, no
taXes) amounts to, 49,. S23, 100 Id
Showing amount necessary
to be raised by taxation l4,6l6 "a
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

LOST-A gold r-uuG brooch
with small diamond in Center
Fiuder will receive reward by re-
turning same to this flee.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

1t is bad enough for a man to
loaf, but there Is no excuse for
MIN to gossip while he is at it.
There is no room in the world for
he.tattler.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

=. .n,1ican Red Cross office
!. lm ,s' located Isc,,ed upstairs in the
49,, y, building. having moved
.,I' ~ h new quarters this week.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

FOR SALE-CalIfornia tbunga-
low on Second street. All modern
convsniences For particulars
address Box IL.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

Coal bills are a large part oI
your living expense-reduce them
oy using Coles Hot Blast Heat
ers.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

WANTED Work in the mornings
and evenings by young lady, aged
l6 years. Apply at this office,
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

...n,n Whit. P. Martin
U, css's',u,IIh s!,,sl,I hours in Franklin
e.'1 =. 'a,,.d.y s shaking hands with
= y an, friends here.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

No; we don t know what will be
the price of cotton next year. If We
"ld know we wouldn be editing this
newspaper
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24
S11SOG 4S

Ni QUO 40
You Will note that the amount Of
$l4,6l6.34 you mention as deficit is
not a deficit but amount necessary to
be raised by taxation which had to
be done ii this manner to comply
with the law on this subject. To this
S14,616.34 must be added 1850 GG
amount expended on water test " ell
which amount was borrowed fron,
our Commercial Bank with the en-
Jorsement of twenty of our citizens
With this amount added. making a
total necessary to be raised by taxa
ton Of $16,745 IA, requiring 63-4
mills being but 3-4 of a mill over
last year, this increase to cover cost
of water test well.
When You consider that the town
of Franklin collects but 6 3-4 mills
tor all purposes, you must admit
isn't bad. In fact our taxes are con-
siderably less than other towns in
the parish except Baldwin and but
few towns in the state (of the sizel
can compare.
From statement given you here
with, you will no doubt agree that
the town is not in the shape that
your article (unintentionally) would
make it appear. The truth is the
reverse, the town in spite of general
depression and lost Of liquor reven-
ue, was never in better financial
condition.
Will you kindly do ne the favor to
publish this letter 80 our citizens may
know the true conditions.
Yours very truly,
Chas. Lauve, Mayor.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

The way 10 get business is to
get busy.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

!, NM V.AbsI aod N, r.lis5 Hs9'y y
s"'' ''a,,,hs' ,,. visit to points OF
" ,,,,, il California
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

.,,,a 4. ". Ksppel is nav; nav.
Ia''''' =, roof pu, on his fes''
w. nv q, o'hs, 'ns repairs made
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

Boudreaux left yFE'
" ;; +, :; 4 Loui, and Evans. ms.
fa'I ~ = sbere he goes to buy
W, ". ~, .,ock Of goods
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

mla'al as,s o. '',rd Monday morning
~ 'r,,lic, Court
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

,..,,iog season in Lou,., and
rmpp',Sso November 1st, ana
tp 'P''s 's,,Il January 3ist.
The St. Mary banner., 1921-09-24

The amazing story of with half body and half
soul gripping phooplay that will hold you in breath
less suspense from beginning to end.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-21
Ell EJERCITO DE
FRANCIA LISTO PA
RA La INVASION
-
CoBRARA POR LA FUERzA
LA INDEMNIZACION DEBIDA
ALEMANIA PIENSA OCURRIR A LOS
EsTADos UNIDos PARA LIBRARsE
DE LOS FRANCHISES:

PARIS, abril 10.-El jefe del Gobier
no, M. BRAND, ha declarado al Senado
que Alemania no podrfa eludir Ell pago
despues del primero de mayo, porque 81
persistia en- clio, Francia Sc proponia de-
cir los Aliados que, en- vista de que
Alemania habia comprobado su mala fe,
tenia derecho a hacerse pagar las indem-
nizaciones por medic de la fuerza. Isl
al llegar ese ia-dijo-Alemania eva
de adn sus obligacionss, habra una ma
no firme para someterla.
Sc estan viendo va los efectos de la
nota de los Estados Unidos Alemania
y parece que ell primero de mayo es Ell
Unite fjado la paciencia francesa, y
el Gobierno Sc prepare a emplear todo
ell ejercito frances, 81 es necesario, pa
ra cobrar la deuda francesa. En- los CO.
rredores del Senado Sc decia que Fran
cia pediria a Alemania antes de esa
fecha una prueba de su buena fe al mis-
mo tempo advirtiendo que 81 asi no Sc
hacia, Francia ocuparia una parte de
Alemania con ell consentimiento de los
Aiados.
Ell senador Renault dijo que estaba
llegando Ell momento en- que el presiden-
te Harding tendria que emplear la ayu
da de los Estados Unidos para salvar la
Europa, del 'mismo modo que 10 hizo el
Wilson durante la guerra.
"Ahora Francia esta fuerte, bien fusr
te- sufciente como para hacer maiiana
10 que ella pueda y quiera, reconocien-
do al mismo tempo la necesidad de Ia
solidaridad Aliada ''-exclamo BRAND.
Por otra parte, existe en- Francia la
creencia de que antes del mencionado
pri1nero de mayo Alemania hara algu-
mas tentativas para obtener la ayuda
de los Estados Unidos para preservarse
de las intenciones francesas, pero la CO.
sa es que durante todo ese periodo per-
manecera en- los Estados Unidos ell en-
viado extraordinario frances, ex jefe
de gobierno Rene vivian
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-21
IA PRoCLAMA DEL IAp0N
IMPRESIoNA fNgIATERR 4

LONDRES. bril- 90 oToius los -.
riOdicos De cs'a ciudad coucntan =
Proclama de- gobierno japoBss. 81
Ia que ordena que t0dos sus snbditos
que residen en- 81 extraniero inRrs-
sen inmedistamente en- 81 eIdreito d.
Ia nlcion, con 81 I'm de- sdiestrarss 81
el maneio de las armas
Fl Daily Mali. dice que esta rne-
dida So debe ~ problema sureido con
motive del mandate sohre i4 islt de
zap
Estos prcparativos de- gusrfa -.1iia
de 81 mcnci0nsdo periodiro 20 30.
ben susar asombro entire las gran-
dos Potencias. si sc ~ seguido ios
ultimos acontecimier9e eu Il aue
Sc redcre L. aetitud dsl Iap6n
III Times" dice que ios iaponsse.
seguiran 81 mstodo De- guerra usido
por los Ilemanes en u pssada con
iagracion, pues hace tres msses una
comisi6n de altos militares dei po-
deroso Tmperio del orieutc visit6 Az
msniI, con 81 On de- aposlerarss d.
los dltimos m6toios para emprendsr
Ia luchs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-21

De las 600 ratas examinadas aver. re
sultaron sospechosas; de la calls de
Monserrate, santurce, /. de la cale de
Maceo, Bayamon; de TalIees; /. del
muelle de San Antonio; ] de can6vs
mas, de Rio Piedras, / de Martin Pc
"a una de Carolina, la caal fu6 trai
Ga por ell doctor P. N Ortiz. qmen visi
70 aver aquel pueblo con motive de les
cssos de peste denunciados.
El Departameuto envi6 Carsiin
una brigada de peones bajo Ia compe
tente direction del doctor NJ. o. de
Rosa, para realizar los distin.os traba
jos de saneamiento que demandan Ia,
circunstancias.
Sufciente cantidad de vacuna ha 81
do tambien enviada a Carolina. euyos
habitantes estan sumamente alarmados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-21
CONSIDERACIONEs'
ACERCA DEL MER-
CADO AzUCARERO
cablegrama de Nueva york:

Cablegrama de Nueva York:
Conite vendio veinte mil toneladas a
Inglaterra, para embarque mayo, precio
equivalente 81 so, costo y fete en- Nue.
va Yory Tambien la Conlision baj6 e.
precio S4 5IS costo y fete.
"Se han hecho ventas de azucar de
Puerto Rico 1854. Comision bajo pre-
clio. -
La cotizaci6n de azicar de ultima
hora alcanza su maximo en- ell precio fila
do para setiembre, ell cual llega de 70
a 6. 1S. Los demas, hasta ell presente mes
son mas bajos con ciertss diferencias de
centavos.
Sc ha notado menos actividad en- las
operaciones de azilcar de Puerto Rico
que la semana ultima. Esto Sc debe a
que prevalece la mas completa incerti-
dumbre en- cuanto la aprobac on no
por Ell Senado del ''bill'' de tarifa, e
cual, como Sc sabe, afecta a toios los
mercados, y muy especialmen.e, al del
azicar. Por 10 tanto, los precios del ar
ticulo estan en- continue alza baj,.
La demanda Sc hmita las necesida-
des inmediatas, toda vez que les ref
nadores solo efecttar transacciones con
la adici6n de la clausula relativa que
todo aumento en- los derechos sera por
cuenta del comprador.
Ell mercado lleva tendencia declinar
ante la preston que ejercen las iiltimas
cotizaciones.
LA ZAFRA:
Con bastante regularidad Sc sigue, la
molierda en- toda la isla. En- algunas CO
marcas, las huelgas de los trabajadores
har causado trastornos. En- otras la va
riabilidad del tempo ha motivado .des-
censos en- ell rendimiento No obstante,
todas las centrales abrigan la esperan-
"a de rendir buenos resultados.
Ell mercado local continia quieto
No Sc han efectuado operaciones en- pla
ga Los compradores permanecen alicia
dos acentuandose cada vez mas el de-
SEQ de que ell Congreso de Estados Uni.
dos resuelva la question de las tarifas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-21
ALEXANDRA ALMEIDA

Nuestro muy estimado amigo Alexan
DIRE Almeida, joven distinguidisimo y
que goza de generates simpatias, ha
sido ell favorecido por la "Gibson Man
dolin- Guitar Co.., para que asuma la
representation exclusive de tan impor-
tante casa de Instruments de cuerda
en- Puerto Rico
Dada la fama de que gozan los ia :
bricantes referidos en- todo ell mundo
y la actividad POGO comln de su nue.
vo representante para Puerto Rico, no
vacilamos en- augurarle excelentes ne
gocios.