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El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17
Fl Institute Militar de NueVO Mexico.
Su Esplenddo Registro Brante Porvenir--Una Insti-
tucon Educational Modelo para Muchachos Jove-
nes-Dsciplna Saludabe Buena Ensenanza
Addiction a la Cultura General

Grande es ell Institute Militar de Nue
vo Mexico; grande en- sus hechos pasa-
dos y grande es en- promesa su porvenir
En- el intervalo entire la tercera y cuarta
sesiones de esta escuela, podria ser bien
pasar revista q su registro y manifestar
sus condolences actuales y los motivos
en- que esta basada la promesa de un
porvenir esplendido.
Ell Institute Militar de Nuevo Me-
xico no tuvo un principle humilde. Los
preparativos para la aperture de gu
primera session en- 1898 fueron hechos
en- grandiosa escala. Su superinten-
dente esperaba grandes cosas 8 hizo sus
arreglos de conformidad. Un grande
y yc6modo edifcio de ladrillo, compren-
diendo cuatro pleas de secci6n, treinta
cuartos de dormif, una sala de comedor
capaz de dar asiento noventa personas,
cocina, lavanderia, banos y lugares ex-
cusados un edifcio do MADEIRA de dos
pisos conteniendo la ofcina cinco
cuartos de dormir, fue construido y pro
piamente am ueblado. Una facultad
capaz compuesta de jovenes instruidos
y energicos, matriculados en- los cole
gios mejores del pals, fue comprendida
y el institute comenz6 su primera Sc
sion, Lejos de exagerar los prospectus,
como algnnos temian que SO habia he
cho, SO halo que las acomodaciones
apenas eran sufcientes Con este equi-
po, ell institute paso dos amos de traba.
10 effective y en- el verano de 1900 otros
dos edifcios fueron erigidos, uno para
residencia del superintendent y gu fa-
milia. El otro estaba destinado para
gfmnasio y fue construido con ese OBJ
ieto en- mira. Sin embargo, era tan
urgente la necesidad de pleas, que SO
crey6 mejor convertible en- cuartos de
dormir y usarlo para dormitorios. De
este modo 81 equipo para dormitorio
consiste de cuatro edifcios capaces de
acomodar desahogadamente Glen ca
detes y los ofciales, maestros y sirvien-
tes del institute.
Ell institute posee y opera su propio
sistema de obras eagua, planta de gas
y sistema de desague. Ri aqua as pura
de noria artesiana y supple ampliamente
todas las necesidades, con llaves en- to-
dos los pisos.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17

institnto, teniendo tai cadete que ser
recibido por las autoridades y suminis-
trando con ensefanza, hospedaje ms
truccion militar y equipamiento. sin
costo alguno, y la asistencia y lavado
al costo actual al institute. Sc ha ha.
llado que el costo actual de asistencia
| y lavado al institute es $112.50 por la
session de nueve meses.
| El cuerpo de regentes requiere que
el nominado pueda entrar en- arriba
de la clase colegial cuarta, que es la
inferior. Sabemos que todos los MEM
bros de la asamblea SO han aprovechado
del privilegio.
Durante la vacacion actual los edif-
clos han sfdo pintados por dentro por
fuera, SO han comprado muebles nue.
vos y todo ha sido puesto en- condicion
esplendida para la proxima session. Ell
curse de estudio SO ha cambiado para
conformarse con el adelanto del pals.
Siempre ha rido Ell designio de los re-
gentes hacerla una csc uela de instruc-
ci6n de priGera orden, modifcando ese
designio segdn las necesidades con-
diciones sean modifi cadas, creciendo se
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17
tentes en- el departamento militar.
EDIFICIos NUEvOs.

EDlFIOIOS NUEVOS.
Reconociendo que la utilidad de-
institute esta limitada t1nicamente poi
10 reducido de sus acomodaciones, Ia
asamblea Legislative 34ta del territorio
apropio $4,000, asegurados con 25,-
900 Acres para edifcios adicionales.
Tan pronto como este dinero Sc halle q
mano comenzara la construction de un
extenso dormitorio. Sc cree que este
podra hacerse durante la session veni-
dera. Tan pronto como este edifcio
sea conclude, ell edifcio del gimnasio,
usado ahora como dormitorio revestira
a su objeto original.
La asamblea tambiep dio al goberna-
dor y a cada miembro de esta y de
asambleas subsecuentes, el privilegio
de nombrar un cadete de su distrito al
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17

gun crezca el estado, y avanzando SO.
gun adelante ell pueblo.
Jamds fueron los prospectos de min
guna escuela mas brillan tes que los
del Institute Militar de N uevo Mexico.
Con un cuerpo efciente y capaz de ms
tructores, sostenido por ell apoyo cordial
del territorio, atrincherado en- la buena
voluntad del pueblo, y con .un patroci-
nio grande y que va en- aumento, su in
auencia para 81 bien y su reputation
por trabaio fiel no pueden menos de ger
mantenidas, aumentadas y extendidas
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17

buena obra de esta institution no sea
continuada ndefinitivamente. Despues
de la matriculacion, SO fomentara ell es-
tudio posterior q la graduation en- cual-
quier giro que eliza el estudiante. 81
Institnto Militar de Nnevo Mexico no
es solamente una escuela preparatoria.
Ofrece un curse de estudio muy ade-
lante de las classes de colegios inferiores
y sus matriculados podran locupar alto
puesto en- las classes de cualquiera bue-
ma universidad. Ofrece un curse de
estudio completamente practico y equi.
pa al estudiante para los problemas y
experiencias de la vida real. No re.
clama dar una educacion completa, por-
que tai cosa no tiene existencia real
Ell que crea tener una educaci6n com
pleta, aunque sea matriculado de las
mejores universidades Americanas, In
glesas Alemanas, no ha alcanzado al
punto de partida de la verdadera edu-
caci6n.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17
DISCIPLINE Y ENsENANzA.

La discipline y ensenanza de la vida
militar es en- ST misma de mucho valor.
No solamente incnlca las virtudes de Ia
obediencia, puntualidad y respeto los
superiores, sino el e]ercicio 6 instruc-
cion que las acompafian hacen al cuer-
po fuerte y active y el entendimiento
saludable, alerta y ensanchado para ad-
quirir conocjmientos. En- vez de ser
desventaia para el estudio es una ven-
taja decidida. El departamento militar
del institute ha sido llenado un esta-
do muy alto de excelencia y sus buenos
resultados son demostrados en- ell porte
varonil y aspecto attractive de los cede-
tes en- sus ejercicios miitares,
Para fines de discipline instruction
practica militar el battalion SO halIa di-
vidido en- cuatro companies y un estado
mayor El comandante de los cadetes
esta encargado del mando del battalion
y es responsible por la discipliua y por
la instruction practica y te6rica del
cuerpo de cadetes. En- asuntos de dis
ciblina interna es asistido por los ofcia-
les de dia. Todos los ofciales cadetes
sirven como ofciales de dia.
Los ofciales cadetes son escogidos de
aquellos cadetes que han sido mas eiem-
plares en- su conducta y mas diligentes
en- sus trabajos academicos. Esta opor-
tunidad para ascenso crea aquel esprit
tu de cuerpo y sentimiento que al punto
reprueba cualquier acto de parte de
alguno de sus miembros que pueda re-
fejar descredito sobre ell commando en-
general. Sintiendo que posee la con-
fianza y apoyo de los ofciales del insti-
tuto y habiendo sido encargado bajo su
honor de desempenar propiamente los
deberes de gu. posicion, un Official cade.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17
sU sITUACION.

Los terrenos del Institute Militar de
Nuevo Mexico Sc hallan situados en-
una mesilla hermosa una milla al nor
4e de Roswell en- ell coraz6n del vale de
Pecos. Els innecesario hablar aqui del
pueblo culto y re6nado de esta bella
plaza de 5000 habitantes. Sufciente
es decir que las infuencias religiosas y
sociales ejercitadas por elias son de las
mejores Los terreuos del institute
consisten de cuarenta acres, diez de
ellos cercados y sembrados de sacate de
Bermuda y azul y plantados de drboles
que hacen una apariencia muy Aermo.
sa incitante. Dentro del cercado SO
hallan los terrenos de rarada y 81 cam
po atletico para los ejercicios militares
Y iuegos atleticos de los cadetes.
UNA GRAN EsCUELA.
Los reclamos de una escuela para pa
trocinio deben estar basados mas sobre
sus facilidades educacionales ventsjas
que sobre su equipo material, por mas
perfecto que sea este. En- este tambien
alcanza oil institute la norma de una
gran escuela. El curse de estudio
ofrecido es comprensivo, practice y va
lioso. Hay dos classes preparatorias y
cuatro classes regulares de colegio En-
ell departamento preparatorio Sc ensenan
los rudimentos esenciales de aritmetica
inglesa, geografa & historic. Hay cla-
ses de deletrear, lectura, escritura. gra
matica inglesa elemental, lecciones
idiomaticas, aritmetica, geograGa des-
oriptiva y ffsica, historic de los Estados
Unidos y general. En- el departamento.
colegial Sc toma empefo particular en-
cuatro estudios, ingles, matematicas, la
tin y espafol. Estos cuatro estudios
corren ell curse entero de cuatro amos y
SO da instruction completa, plena vi
competente. En- contorno de estos es-
tudios Sc elevan las diversas ciencias,
historicasy y lenguajes. Qufmica, ffsica,
astronomia, geologic, fisiologia, historic
inglesa, aleman, etc Los progresses de
los cadetes en- estas lineas hablan bien
por ellos y por el institute. Una clase
sera matriculada en- la session venidera,
la que sera sin duda la primera de mu-
,has, pnes no hay razon para que Ia
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17

to SO convierte en- ayuda efcaz en- el
mantenimiento de la discipline; tam
bien hace al cadete sentir su responsa-
bilidad y 10 hace varonil y confado en-
81 propio.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17

". b. Conklin, Bowersville o., dice
"Obtuve mayor beneficio del Remedio
Foley para los Rifones que de meses
de tratamiento por los medicos." No
tomeis ningun sustituto. De vents en-
todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1901-08-17

Seria impossible hallar una situacion
meior para uua escuela militar, pues
realmente no llueve nj nieva durante la
session entera y apenas hay un dia que
no este desnublado.
JUEGos ATLETICOs.
No todo ell tempo Sc pasa en- la sala
de estudio 6 instruction militar. Cir
,undado de ventajas naturales para ejer-
cicios atleticos campestres, el institute
fomenta en- to1as maneras las diversio-
nes y iuegos al raso.
Ell muchacho ordinario no esta desti-
nado convertirse en- un gran escolar,
instruido en- los libros, aunqne Sc ash
milara r&pidamente, 81 10 manejan como
es debido, ad1uiriendo sufciente ins
truccion para que pueda ocupar su lu-
gar con honor y rrovecho en- el mundo
de los negocios y de ia ciencia. Ali
Evening star., 1901-06-19
FORFEITED FIFTY DOLLARS.
Outcome of Mysterious Shooting Az
fray in Which Woman Eirnred

A young woman. who gave the name OF
Mary Davis, today forfeited $50 In the
Police Court on the charge of having had
pistol concealed on her person when
taken into custody last evening
According ta the statements made to
Prosecutor Mullowny, two pistol shots were
heard shortly after o'clock last evening
in the vicinity Of Sth and ID streets north
west. Special Officer Young, who FASTENED
to the scene. saw a young woman running
rapidly up Sth street. AT the same mo-
ment young man, who said his name was
Thomas Reynolds, came running down the
stairs of Hoy's Hotel, eXclaiming that he
shot
Officer Peterson, whose attention had been
attracted by the shooting, started after the
woman and overlook her a square or so
away. She was sent to the house Of detcn-
tion, but refused to talk except to say that
she did not do the shooting. Reynolds re-
fused to prosecute his alleged assailant and
deposited the so which secured the wo-
mans release. Reynolds Injuries were of
a trivial nature
Evening star., 1901-06-19
DIED.

ALLEN. At las o'clock this morning June H.
1901. SARAH j., wife Of JOS. Allen, at TakoIna
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BROOKS. Departed this life on Tuesday June Is
1901, at 12:10 m, ROSETTA PRYOR. beloved
wife Of Percival n Brooks.
Funeral from st. Mary's u. K. Chapel. 23d between
q and II streets, Thursday, June 20, at p.m.s
BURLEY. Departed this life June Is. 1901. at
Providence II. l.. ANNIE NJ. BURLEY, widow
of Rev. John Wesley Burley ex xinancial secre-
tary of the A NJ. E. conference.
FISHER On Wednesday June 10, 1901 at 7:I5
am in the eighty fifth year of her age. Mrs.
Funeral from the residence of her son. MIR John
). Fisher, 2il 14th street southeast, al pm,
June 70. Intermeut at Rock Greek cemetery.
JOHNSON. Departed this life Tuesday June IS.
1901. at 1880 pm, sergt, ROBERT JOHNSON.
Funeral from his late residence. Ices Sd street
northwest, Friday June q, at pm. Rela-
lives and friends are respectfully invited to
TAYLOR: Departed this life Tuesday evening
son Of Annie and Gassaway Taylor aged twen-
ty-nine years and five months,
southwest. Friday at O'Clock.
TUT. Suddenly on Monday. June IL. 1901, at
and daughter Of Mrs Minnie Thomas. in the
re"ss twenty solt first year f.5r Of Ne her age c.
4th and streets northwest, Thursday. June
20, at pm.
WILHOTTE Suddenly, Tuesday June 1S 1901.
about L O'Clock am, KENNETH n. VIII
HOTTIE. aged twenty-five years. beloved hus-
band Of Jeupie NJ. Wilhoite.
/ watched his dear form fading
But little did l know
That the sad tomorrow
His soul from earth would go.
You are not forgotten, dear Kenneth. and never
will you be.
As long life and memory last 1 will remember
thee.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE. JENNIE.
Funeral from the residence OF his father-inla law
James u. Hall. HOS Virginia avenue southwest,
Thursday, June 70, at pm.
In MemOriam.
BERk ELEY. In loving remembrance OF HATTIE
MAY BERKELEY, who died two years ago to-
day, June 10, 1899.
Two ion0. long years have passed away;
We miss you Hattie, more and more;
But soon the night will turn to day.
Then we'n greet you on the other shore.
BY THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
Fruit Jars & jelly Glasses.

Our Machine-made Fruit Jars
and Jelly Glasses are no more ex-
pensive than the poorer kinds, and
are certainly the most satisfactory
made.
Machine made Fruit Jars. pint size. dozen. :. SOC
Md"hin" made Frutt Jars. quart size. dozen. 6Oc.
l!ahin- made Fruit Jars. halfgallnn size doz. soc
j. i!y 'laS>'>. with tin tops. third pint size. doz r.
Jolly Glasses with tin tops. half pint size doz Boo
Elm. sal White Rubber Jar Rings. dozen. ..... sc
Extra ide Rubber !.ar Rings dozen .......... So
Refined Pdraffne for sealing fruit, parkage 1:,c
Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
FORCED TO TERMS.
National League in Boston Reduces
Price of AdmissiOn.

Price OF Admission.
1t is war to the death between the two
leagues in Boston from now on. Twenty
five cents is the price Of admission to all
ball games hereafter. For the first time In
thirty years the famous old South End
Grounds, the National League. will be open
for 25-cent ball. The National League has
been forced by competition to come to
terms Of the American
'The price of admission will be 25 cents
today and thereafter" says President So
den, ''and we inaugurate it with a double
header at that. They ought to get their
moneys worth. hadn't they-two games for
quarter"
The attendance at the rival grounds yes
terday furnishes a silent comment on Pres
ident Soden's action. Over 1900 saw the
American League game. while only cor
poral's guard of 125 watched Soden's men
bat out victory.
Evening star., 1901-06-19

The Post Office Department yesterday
authorized the employment of one hundred
additional clerks in the post office at Chi
cago, and the promotion of five hundred
clerks already employed in that office
Forty additional substations of the Chi.
cago office will be established July 1.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
MetrOp0Iitan Hotel,

The Metropolitan Hotel at Asbury Park,
n. J.. is open for the season of 1901. There
has been no change Of management. The
house is near the sea- makes a speciality
of setting its tables with good things and
has an orchestra
Evening star., 1901-06-19
Haviland China Special.

We offer a special lot of thin
Iaviland China Tea Cups and Sau-
GERS in four choice decorations, in
cluding the dainty pink wild rose
pattern, which is usually more ex-
pensive, at
25c. per cup and saucer.
Evening star., 1901-06-19

$I.So
5-lb. crooks Jellies. .25c.
3-lb. crooks Jellies. .ISc.
Gal. cans Peaches. hes.............2 .2oc.
Gal. cans Apples. s..............2o .2oc.
Gal. cans Rhubarb. .2oc.
2-lb. cans Sugar Corn. ...-.....7c.
2-lb. cans Roe's Sifted Peas. ...Ioc.
3-lb. cans Pumpkin and Squash. SC.
Io-lb. kits Fancy Potomac Herring,
6oc.
Fancy Maple Syrup, gal. l..-~.s5c.
u gal. .45c.
Qt. bottles of Pickles and Chow
chow .................. .Ioc.
Large Fancy New Potatoes, per
bushel ................. .$I.25
Washburn Crasfj. Yuco Wheat
ROOD ....... ..............1 .1oc.
Grape Nuts, for. .25c.
Fancy Messina Lemons .I5c. doz.
Our Mocha and Java Coffee at
28 cents is as fine as ever.
Excellent Maracaibo. 2oc.
We make a speciality Of soc.
Mixed lea tor ice tea. lhe flavor
cannot be surpassed.
Wines and Liquors.
Our Old Dominion Whisky at
S2.5o gal, 65c. qt., is as fine as
others ask $500 for.
California and Virginia Claret,
2oc. bot; Cal. Burgundy, Black
berry, Port, Catawba, Sherry, 25c.
bottle.
Fresh Fish, Fresh Meat, Hard
Crabs, Soft Crabs and Clans always
on hand. Fruits and Vegetables of
all kinds at lowest prices. ALL
GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
Phone 1850.
t. III. PiCkfOrd.
9th & La. Ave.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
Rubber Garden Hose.

We are showing complete line
OF the best makes of Garden Hose,
and even though the prices are low
the goods are all standard makes.
We call special attention to the 3pIy Rubber
Garden Hose coupled into 25-ft. lnmgths with reg
ulating brass nozzle, ready for use at
SI.95 complete.
Evening star., 1901-06-19

The Yorkshire, Asbury Park, is in it's
seventh season. It is on 9th avenue and
commands an unobstructed view Of the
ocean. c. g. Hunt, the proprietor. adyer.
tises that his terms are reasonable. and
the house = we'll kept.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
Our $500 Cut Glass Bowl.

We offer the very best American
Cut Glass Bowl obtainable at the
price, and invite comparison with
bowls usually offered at this price
The pattern is rich and the cutting
perfect in every detail
$500 each.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
Ice Cream FreeZers.

We carry most all of the reliable makes Of Ice
Cream Freezers, and are pleased to show the good
points of each.
Our best two triple motion freczers are the
Queen and White Mountain"
We quote few prices OF double and triple mo-
Evening star., 1901-06-19
More TWo=cemt Tumblers,

We Offer another lot Of those choice Clear Pressed
Glass Table Tumblers. plain with imitation cut
effect at bt tom, or with neat bands near top.
&c. each.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
China Tea Set Snecials

We offer twelve German China Tea Sets, in
sorted decorations. with gold line edge They
almost low in price ; earthenware
sets. and they good value the regular price
of 500 per set.
S3.65 per 56-piece set.
Evening star., 1901-06-19
PICKFORD'S.

A few specialties for stores, no.
tells, boarding houses, etc.
3o-lb. pals Johnson's Preserves,
Evening star., 1901-06-19
Cut Glass Reduced =.

cut NIaSS ReGuCeGo
Our annual June sale of Cut
Glass is now in progress. We offer
special values in best Cut Glass in
order to reduce stock before inven-
tory.
Evening star., 1901-06-19

! Large Full-roll Rattan Comfort Rockers, high
| back, rattan seat.
$500 each.
Evening star., 1901-06-19

Small Rattan Reception Chairs, very neat de-
sign, swell legs. well braced.
$3.50 each.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-20

The opinion of Justice Gray of the
United States supreme court in the di-
vorce case which has proved a bomb
to holders of North Dakota DEGREES,
mas become available. Of the three
cases decided, only one, that of STREET.
wolf VS.. Streitwolf, dealt with a Da-
kota divorce case. In that case tie
husband, a resident of Brunswick, N.
T., had visited North Dakota for three
weeks in May 1897, and in Aug. of the
year returned and instituted his suit
for divorce three days after his arrival
the second time, lever having men
toned his May visit to any of his
friends or relatives in the east The
decision in this case, aside from the
recital of the history of it, was very
brief, being in the following words:
1.-THE law in North Dakota requires
a dotnicile in good faith of the libellant
tor ninety days as a prerequisite to
jurisdiction of a case of divorce. The
facts in evidence, warranted and, in
deed, required the finding that the BUS
band had no bona fide domiei1e in the
state of North Dakota when is OBJ
tanned a divorce there, and it is no.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-20
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
ARBoR DAY.

t2-"%r"
State of North Dakota, Executive
Department, Bismarck, By the Gov
ernor.-Arbor Day Proclamation.
The custom of setting apart a day in
spring for the planting of trees has
been attended with such beneficent re-
suits in promoting and preserving OF
forest growth, that the observance Of
Arbor Day has grown to be an almost
universal practice in OUR prairie states.
In keeping with this custom | do there
fore designate Friday, May 10, as Ar
hor Day for the state of North Dakota,
and recommend that all our people de-
vote the day to the planting and care
OF trees and shrubs about their homes
and public buildings. Let the xer
cises in the public schools On that day
be directed to promote the knowledge
of the planting and care of trees and
the value of a forest growth upon our
unbroken plains.
Given under my hand and the great
seal of the state of North Dakota, the
10th day of April, A. D. 1901. o.. =
FRANK WHITE,
BY the Governor: Governor.
E. F. PORTER,
Secretary of. State.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-20
MISSOURI @ ITEMS.

Dean Collins writes the Mandan Pho
neer an Interesting descriptive letter
from Rome. -. :
Attorney General Pyle of South Da-
kota was at Sims this week, looking
up some school bond matters.
Mrs. J. S. Green of Mandan is re-
covering from a long illness which it
was feared at one time would grove
fatal. r
The preliminary hearing Of the mel
arrested at the time McPeak was
killed is being had at Dickinson the
latter part of this week. w. p Mil
Ter Of Fargo is defending Chappelle,
one of the men arrested.
C. A. True, representing a Chicago
commission house, got mixed up in a
runaway neal Dickinson, was thrown
from a wagon and knocked insensible
He escaped without permanent injur'
les although badly bruised UP.
The Dickinson Press publishes the
list of subscriptions for the carnival
and tournament. Frank Kihm anc
Ed Berry are down for 500 each ano
there is a long list of other subscrlb'
ers. Secretary Hughes went down tt
the twin cities this week to arrange
for railroad rates and street attrac'
:
lions.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-04-20
REVIEW TABLE.

In the April Literary Era, William S.
Walsh in his short essay, which is a
feature of the magazine, deals this
month with Critics and Sham,"% and
discusses in a virile but pleasant and
sometimes humorous way the extent
to which critical authority should be
acknowledged in matters of literature.
His estimate of THE Heroism of An
tiquity"-a sort of Fetch to literary
critics-may not convince them, but
the force of Mr.. Walsh's argument is
not lessened by the hunor he writes
into it. -
The Designer for May contains the
latest styles for spring apparel and
millinery, and gives a generous sup
ply of both. The fiction in this mum
Der is most interesting, Comprising
three short stories: The Lost Queen
Of the Papagos, to which was awarded
the second prize in The Designers
short story contest; can Open Session
of the Cozy Club" and 1.-THE Mystery
of an Apple Dumping" "a May.
flower Drill and Selections for the
Recitationist," suitable for Memoria
Day, arepa particularly appropriate
for the month. ''The Modern Bed
ROOM is discussed intelligently and ii
interesting fashion, and For Health
and Beauty" gives recipes for some
Harmless Cosmetics" 90.