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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-08

Oc344 y AAAAs
Muy Sr. nio: LA parada de an
tier nd fue I'm fxito, como muchos
esperabamos. Despues do haber pre-
senciado las verdaderas batallas de
conte!tls y serpentinas, que de noche
en- noche Sc venian sucediendo en-
Colon y en- los bales del municipal,
nuestra espectacion nos habfa lie
vado a Greer que, Ia parada de este
aiio sobrepujarfa 8 las anteriores
temporadas. Mas, no fue asf. Diriase
q. el carnaval en- Puerto Rico cada
aho, Sc acerca mas Y mas al ocaso.
A esta raz6n, el proximo ano,. no We
remos vehfculos adornados correr las
GALES. ipasara en- Puerto Rico con
el carnaval, ID due con el cometa
HALEY? 81 es asi, probablemente
dentro de setenticinto anas; 8 den
tro deun numero de ados proporcio
nal, como HALEY es a Ia terra, we're
mos al carnaWaE,en Puerto Rico, 90
ira vez en- el-3ehix.
Antier, solo: vines tres 6reuatro
coches adornados: tres 6 cuatro So
lamente. mi un automovil!, q pesar
d,l gran aumento que de estas ma
quinas hay sobre el numero que Sc
hallaba en- uso el aho pasado, para
esta temporada.
De los tres 8 .cuatro coches ador-
nados que virnos, mos lamo mucho la
atenci6n uno, de bastante originali-
dad .consistfa este en- un hermoso ca
ballo artificial, esneradamente aca-
bado: enganchado q I'm bonito qui-
trim, muy bien adornado: y el todo
mortado en- una alta plataforma
movible, probablemente un caro- IL
rado por caballos. Iba en- ell quitrin
acaso Ell TIC Sam, acompanado de
otro caballero-=quizas Mr.. Dickin-
son, i otro alto funcionario, relacio-
uado con los asuntos insulares: no le
vimos bien la cara. Delante del ca
rro iba un ginete, sin dudala vangua
dia del grupo. Detras del CAIRO venia
una docena de infantes, armados de
foote's.
Decimos que nos llam6 la atenci6n
este vehicufo. Dor sU orlglnahdad, V
81 nos hemos oeupado de el con un
POGO de detalle, eSpor ser bien corto
el nunero de vehfculos adomados.
Tambien nos llamo Ia atenci6n
una guitarra pplmorosamente aca-
bada, y adornada de oro y grana, los
colorss espaholes, Iba montada So
bre un coche, y presentaba muy bo-
nito aspscto. Los acompahantes de la
guitarra, eran, una bailarina y un
bsilarln espaholes bien vestidos. Ell
conjunto era atractivo:-
No nos ocupansesde yer ell reparto
de premios Estabamos algo cansados
ya sea por Ia as1duldad que hemos
demostrado este ano por los bales y
combates, va sea poroue antler mis-
mo habiamos trdbajddo mucho.
Sabemos, por Il programa, que
habia dos premlos; upo para ell auto
movil agracido,el otro para el coche
8 caro- agraciado. No hubo automo-
viles. Sunonemos pues, one crearia
o. premios para los coches y ca
rros, Siendo solo tres 8 cuatro los
vehiculos adornados, era bien facil
hallar, entire los dos vehiculos an
tes descritos, los mejores adornados
y mas originates =
I Habiendonos retirado temprano,
no sabemos Ia decision del Jurado.
De Vd. affmo. j S. S. j. "
San Juan, febrero s del 1910.
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Frs 4;;ssat \ Z Il 49,. ifs.l;o. .,st.n;.1.
"a 81; - IN ~ ssn.. !. :
Ia ens1; ~ ~ q Il .s3e Ss,.9 W. ss;d, N
un cuatai6o al.nerr;;fn = l.,,s sI,s ~
bre h,,An. r,Ae;n 5;s;.s e,'l 1o !,
del iardin q IA IL ~, as,as I q, s.,s1;l .s,sh;l
de aaueNa hospitaiidad s Z -. &
Samuel, Dor otra r,arte IA ;;nco ),
paz de saber hacer nalla 81 s. 81 .nova,,. 1,eu
era de muy escasa inteIiee,,e,a 8 air N
que honrado & carta .cabal ~ = i, h,,sn1 an
como una pasta. !
Tanto era asf oue todo Saint Pie,
rre--porque esto .ocurfiiai en- sam,
Pierre de Martiniea, - le llanabs
eel buen Sa1aueI, a
Sin embargo, un d1a Madame Ce,
lia a4naneci6 n1uerta j hschAsos
Junto s sl CANA se eneontro una ha.
cha easaI1grentada y u1r1 sonbrero
de- castor girls. eli sonbrero usual
de Samuel! en- "a parte de su Guar.
to, ademas hab{an 11nanchas de san.
gre: ! ii
. claro IS me Samuel fue preso: ! ]
desde aouef momento enpe1aron
on saint pierre los mas yi;yosicolrner
tar;os ante aonel crin1en iins6lito,
comet;do nor i 1rhueIn sSannuel.''
A,,no,,a 81 oozaha IA !fn,Iv buens
o,,;n;hnl IL ,,rssha contta "a era tire.
menda An1el era 81 sonbrero, nc
hahia Ch,dal Nadie hahia nenetrade
en- Ia casa. Al menos no habia seiia.
,as M 40 4 Vol v;nlenc;a M, n;n,,,na narte
excen+o o m an al arca donde Madanta
Celia s1,ardaha sn fiinaro = sus 10.
vas. nne -estaba desceirrada 4 i iiv,,.yaciia y,
n ladr6n dehi6 de- haherse lleyado
mas de cinc,enta mil resos : an oro
v nrendas one ara IL oue % Il calc,,.
labaa Il n1adama- ;;ou6 diablos iria
1 hacer + ese pobre .buen f samuel 1 1,, tan /. !,
h,1,to ~, tsntn .d;na1,o en- one Il q.
ouiera sabria como 1li dondea as saastar?
+ Enlas pifmeraa Yieciaraciioaies 4 & 81
1nuel Sc raostr6 nnuy confuse. M as.
pectofevero del ;uez ! de los pendar.
mes: las formaiidades del proceso.
todo aquello que para 81 era nuevo '
4 10 que instintiyam,erte tenfa. l.
imponfan hondamente.
-Td te llamas samuel-le diio ell
juez, pero samuel, que?,
Samuel. mi an1o
--Bien: ipero Samuel que? icual
es tu apellido?
4 Pa cone, music ik-(Yo no Sc. Sc
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= 80 49,
Pa cone, music.

~ " Cp14c, lAuSAo. n 49,
Los representatives ds la Icy escri-
bieron muchisimo, y q negrito Sa-
,Emuel eI:: "buen Samuel parecia te-.
ner estereotipada Ia frase patois PA
cone", con que contestaba 8 casi to.
das preguntas.
No Sc encontraron mas pruebas a;
I mas rastro hi senal, que -el sombrero
de Samuel y las manchas de sangre
!, en- su puerta. -
<s Luego, era Gl Ell criminal: yEhs iue-
ces, como era natural, 7fallaron con-,
1aenandoao Z 3muefte 5mdsfta 81
Ifalo era tan tremendo y eseandalis6
/ toda la gente. de -laIciudad, porque
aunque Ia prueba del sombrsro y de
Has manchas eran eyidentes, nadia
etAfs en- la tulpabilidad de aquel in
ffeliz, honrado y bruto hasta Ia sxa-
lgeraci&n. .s = : I. = -. 4. - - ~
! Peio eEveredicte era inexofabte '
Ia sentencia inHexible:: Sc acrercaba
| 1el dfa trsmsndo de- lassjecuci6n. Era
"a vfspera. Los mismos iuecss Nega-.
ron q declarar que tenlan ID convic.
] lci6n de Ia inocencia deTreo: peeroT que
lla prueba del sombrsro ! de las man
chas era ineontrastable.
! les decir que seguramente ID
mataFan? =.
Tan seguramente como -estamoa
hablando usted y 70. ''s
-5Asf es que Ia eiecuci6n sera q
quf mismo? = i's -
ST, manana al amanecer: ID
-Dios tenga piedad DEL nfeliz.
| -Asf sea, porque solo tiene de vida
algunas horas mas. ~ :. ~: -'t..;''.
En- todas las casas Sc h4blaba del
mismo modo. Samuel fu6 sncetIado
aquela nocheen 10 prsi6n ubtattr4
nea, una galeria que habi9 sn,Al .easti.
10 de Saint Pierre. AMmna hoehe,
en- el parque, en- las tiendas, en- l,s ca
sas 40 g habAba lhAs qus de q. .con1
denaci6n del negro. 80, -,
T -lDe 1nodo que deinitiivamante
10 matan ma1ana ?-decian un grupo
Tan SECURE como hay Dos
Unos muchachos llegan corriendo
q Ia plaza, levando un sombrero girls
Era el'sombrero de Samuel, de4castor
girls, que felos habian encontrado ba-
10 el sucio jerg6n en- que Samuel, dor
mfa en- Ia: casa del orimen. De modo
que aquel otro que 6guraba en-. e. pro
ceso era igual en- color, pero no era el
sombrero de Samuel: luego Samuel
era inocente ....l
Pero cuando los muchachos co.
menzaban a expicar, ,jadeantes, CO.
mo habfan encontrado el sombrero,
Sc sinti6 una tremeuda explosion,
acompanadas de ruidos subterra-
neos atronadores. Ell volcan Mont
pslee comenzo a arrojar un mar de-
.fuego; Ia ciudad Sc vi6 envuelta en-
namas y. hurao y ruido y horros y
media hora .despues, Saint PIERRE
de Martinica y. sus treinta mil ha-
bitantes, habfan desaparecido en- una
catastrofe espantosa .tsemesada,ra
Cuando cineo dias despues vista
ron. 4 Saint Pierre los primeros quo
acudieron al lugar De aquella.. .catas-
trofe, encontraron en- el subterraneo
del castillo ial negrito Samuel
Ell dnico que quedaba vivo era ell
condenado q muerte! o.. -
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Cal, 4l.17 acide sph slKicp BSssa

Cal, 4l,17 acide sqa dricp Bs.s;
Total lOQOe.
Realmente Il suHato de- cal que
Sc encuentra en Ia naturaseza s-hi-
dratado, " peFlo taito su v-rdaders
formula es Hp4- CA mas 2H 20. En-
un cuerpo blanco, inapi4s } rnuy
POGO soluble Ell q aqua. Sc deshidra
lentanaente por el ealor desde 100
& 100 que So convierte en- anhidro
UTIL.Metod para administrar
Ell aceite de Ricino.-H metsdo que
Sc emplea en- Francis para hacer to-
mar el aceite dc recino q los niHos'
consiste en- calentar el aceite y mez-
clarle con un huevo; despuee de es-
to Sc le agrega azdcar 8 jalea de gro
.sellas.
CURIOsO.--Realas para pioiar
por el-dire.-La comision Aerienne
Mixte que en- Francia dirige Y re-
glamenta los asuntos referentes 4 Ia
aeronautica ,ha dictado lassiguientes
reglas para los viajes a4reos: Sise en-
cuentran dos rnaquinas en- Ell aire,
Yolando en- sentido contrario, Y sus
photos consideran que hay peligro
de collision, deben dirigirse ambos
h nio e., IAIn~Lo
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HUAvklSAU.

Ella. No 10 niegues: tn va no
eres ell mismo de sntes. Hace dos
meses, no te apastabas un momento
de mi lado: todo el dia 10 pasabas
junto a mi. ~
Ell. -Es que hace dos meses esta-,
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32O2

O:VG
Esta bonita chaqueta estilo russo
es de ultima novedad y de encanta-
dor aspecto. La .chaeueta .es lisa
complstamente adoInada con listas
de tela color enteyo. mangas largas,
y. un cuello estilo n,ilitar vuelto ha.
cia abajo: COMO la ilustrada esta he
cha de tela color verde bajito, con a.
dornos de satsn color verde subido
Una coroata del color del adorno.
completan Ia hechura de esta.
El patron esta eortado en- cinco
tamaiios-S2 & 40 pplgadas de busto.
Para 36 pulgadas de busto la cha
quota requiere 2 3-8 yardas de ma
terial de 81 pulgadss ancho, con J
yarda de saten para el adorno.
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bamos en- invierno y los dias eran
mas cortos. 49,.
.4f
Una nina de cinco aiios acude co,
mo testigo ante un tribunal:
-iCuantos afos tienes?-le pre-
gunta el presidente
No 10 Sc.
Como te lamas?
No 10 sc.
-SPues que es 10 que sabes?
-"Canta vagabundo",, y LA pull
ga,
=
Una solterona canta en- una reuni-
On;
"Vorrei morir mel fiore dell'etl.,.''
Y exclama al oirle, Desiderio;
-Pues no tiene usted tempo que
perder, sehorita.
-Gedeon, policia, ha de dar las &C.
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iiales de cierto individuo, y esosibe; !;
I'Pelo y bigotes negros, ojos cas-
taiios, frente ordinaria, ,boca media
na."
Sehas particulares. Sc pareee
mucho a SUI padre. ... .
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San juan, PR. Febrero 8, de: 1910

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oBSRRVAcIoNES
DEL TEMPO.
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CARIL!'s 4 Del PUEBLO:
La parada del. carnayal.
San Juan.

Sr. Director de LA Correspondent
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Suburban Brevities


CONVENT REoPENs-Alafneds, Jan 4.-Nofre
Dame convent reopenef today for the spring
term with increased attendance.
INJURD AT PLAY-Oakland. Jan. 4.-Charles
Weaver aged IL. dsIoeated his left shoulder
this morning in the grounds OF the Prescott
school by running into pile OF lumber
HIT BY SToNE-oakland Jan. 4--Reginald
Keatins, aged s. OF 1859 Castro street, was
badly cut between the eyes today By stone
thrown By another boy
HORSE SrOLEN-Oakland. Jan. 4-w A.
Rouse. produee merchant. reported TO sheriff
Barnet that his horse and buggy were stolen
Yesterday at Twelfth and Harrison streets
FOUND GUILTY-Oakland. Jan 4.-Maurice
Moriarity was found guilty OF petty larceny
today for stealing kit OF well boxing tools
Morfarity wept when the verdict OF the jury
was brought IN
GRIM SLIGHTLY IMPRoYED-BerkeIe5. Jan.
4-The condition Of County Recorder A. X
Grim who has been very i'll for several weeks
at his home, 1851 Henry street, slightly
improved today.
SILVA CASE DISnSSED-Alameda. Jan. A.
The case Of Joseph silva. who arrested on
the complaint Of Elsie Patel. IA year old
girl. was dismissed By Justice Of the Peace
81 e johnson today for want OF evidence.
Jan. 4-0ak Grove lodge No 215. T. & A. NJ,
will install officers tomorrow night James H
McNuft will act as installing officer and p. 8
Teller will serve master Of ceremonies.
WILL GIVE THEATER PARTY-OakIand Jan.
4-Pride OF the Forest circle. c. O. +. and A.
o. r.. viii hold theater party next week al
Ye Liberty playhouse. the play being My
Wife" he court and circle viii have a
Joint installation. followed by dancing and re-
freshments. next Friday evening At Lincoln
hall Thirteenth and Franklin streets, to which
all Foresters are invited.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
TO EXCHANGE STREETS
FOR A STORM SEWER
San Leandro Trustees Consider
Granting Companies Request

SAN LEANDRO, Jan. 4.-If the
Western Pacific railroad company and
the Best manufacturing company will
agree TO construct a storm sewer free
of cost TO this city, along the the rail-
road right of way from Ward street
TO San Leandro creek, no further op-
position to the closing of Juana and
Ramon streets will be made. Such
was the opinion expressed at an in
formal meeting OF the board OF trus-
tees held last night previous to the
regular meeting.
The closing OF the two streets in
question has been a much mooted mat
ter. When the railroad company pur-
chased a large tract through which the
streets passed, for freight yards, and
petitioned the trustees to close the
streets in order to construct the yards
property owners fled protests 1t has
been shown that the streets have been
closing win not injure the property
adjoining.
The present objection to closing the
as natural water courses for the winter
district and IL they should be aban-
The building of a storm sewer would
prevent such danger.
The companies have expressed will
ingness to make the Improvement in
return for having the streets aban-
doned by the city and viii meet the
city officials at a meeting Thursday.
Juana street passes through the Best
plant at a point where it is planned to
erect, a $4,000 mill.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
SPARKS SET FIRE TO
OAKLAND CONVENT ROOF
Pupils Marched Out of Building
at Ringing of Gong

OAKLAND. Jan. "A roof fire which
caused hardly any damage broke out
shortly after IL o'clock this morning
in the three-story frame building or
cupied by the Convent of Our Lady OF
Lourdes at East Fifteenth street and
Fifteenth avenue. The smoke was
seen by a janitor. who sounded the
FIRE alarm, and without loss of time
every one of the 2s5 girls in the classes
marched in orderly fashion to the
street
The children. who are given fire
drill for such emergencies at intervals,
aid not know that their school was
burning until they reached the street.
The firemen arrived promptly and the
burning Shingles were torn away be-
fore the building was seriously endan-
gered-
The convent is under the tutelage
of the sisters of Mercy and is affiliated
with St Anthony's parish. Of which
Rev. p. G. Yorke is the irremovable
rector. The attendance is as large
as those Of any parochial school in the
city. and the full number of pupils
were in their classes this morning
when the flre broke out. Chimney
sparks had started the blaze.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
CONFERENCE BODY FOR
BROOKLYN TOWNSHIP
General Association Planned to
Secure improvements

OAKLAND, Jan. 4.-For the purpose
of forming an association for the study
and discussion OF the most important
needs of the territory recently made
a part of this city, and for the adequate
presentation of these needs before the
city council, members of the former
sanitary boards in the annexed district
and representatives from the different
sections met last evening in the post
office block, F'ruitvale.
The meeting was called to order by
B. Magnessen of Elmhurst, after which
A I,orsbach was chosen temporary
chairman and K. L. Spark secretary
pro tenn. After briefly explaining
the aims of the association, Chairman
Lorsbach appointed George Hane, B.
Maznessen, A. Won Alstine. F. Buchel-
ruier and c. Straub as a committee on
orga nization, 10 meet Thursday night
at which time name will be chosen
for the association and bylaws drafted.
AS outlined by Chairman Lorsbach
the new organization will be modelled
along the lines of the conference COM
mtttee in Berkeley. which is composed
Of delegates from the improvement
clubs. All the Improvement and civic
organizations in Brooklyn township
will be asked to send delegates to the
association to join and to attend the
meetings. These delegates are to pre-
sent the Individual needs Of their sec
ton. and when the association decides
on the improvements. the executive
committee will appear before the city
council with their demands It is be-
Iieved that a great deal can be ac-
compIished this way.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
COUNCIL AM[NDS
LIQUOR ORDINANCE
Number of Saloons Will Be Re-
duced Automatically by
New System

OAKLAND Jan. 4.-The city council
has passed TO print on recommendation
of the license committee the amended
liquor ordinance which Will raise the
limit of saloons in the city, including G
the annexed district, TO 399 The ordi-
nance provides for the automatic re-
duction of this number Any permit
revoked by the council for cause will
become forever void instead of being
merely declared unassigned, as the old
ordinance provides, and granted to
some new applicant.
There are $50 saloons in the old city
limits, and the old ordinance restricts
the number to that figure. There are
49 saloons in the annexed district which
hold county licenses, and the increase
OF 49 allowed licenses by amendment
of the ordinance was made TO provide
for the annexed saloon keepers
Each of the 49, however must apply
to the council for municipal permits
and licenses, and careful. investigation
of each annexed resort will be made
by the license committee. 1t is likely
that several existing places may be
closed, but there are new applications
filed to I'LL the limit of S99.
Other amendments to the liquor ordi-
nance provide that only American citi-
zens shall have licenses; that the fine
for infraction of the ordinance shall be
not less than 500 nor more than $500;
that license fees shall be paid within
five days after they fall due, and that
the chief of police report TO the license
committee all forfeitures of bail or con-
vietions in the cases of arrested saloon
keepers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
BID FOR FRANCHISE
ACCEPTED BY COUNCIL
Southern Pacific Given New Ap-
proach to High Street Bridge
Special Dispoich 10 The Gail /

ISpeci0f Dispatch 10 The Call
ALAMEDA, Jan. 4.-The Southern
Pacific company's bid of 500 for a
franchise for 400 feet of track to con-
meet the east end of its north side line
with the approach to High street
bridge was accepted tonight by the
city council and an ordinance granting
the franchise was introduced.
This move by the Southern Pacific
company is toward connecting the
Alameda line with the main line and
the suburban system to be operated
east of Melrose, the present terminus
of the local ferry train service, when
the suburban lines shall have been
electrified The new route will enable
the Southern Pacific company to handle
trains direct from the eastern suburbs
by way of Alameda mole, as well as
Oakland pier.
The city council fixed February 1s
tonight as the date Tor the bond cleo
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
Health Cranks and
Food Faddists
Have Evolved Some Strange and Won
deEfuI Theories Concerning
Stomach Treatment
A Trial Package OF stuarf's DyspepsIa
Tablets sent Free

Within the last 20 years there have
sprung into existence theories by the
score relative TO the kinds OF food that
human beings should eat. and should
avoid With the tremendous increase
In nervous and stomach diseases which
are caused BY the strenuous life Of this
We I'VE, We are constantly having our
attention called to some food faddist's
new idea" on the subject OF alimenta-
Most prominent among these theo-
rists is the vegetarian who insists that
meat was never Intended for the hu-
ancestors for 5000 years or more
used IL as their principal article OF
diet: and the old patriarchs OF Biblical
History who lived TO prodigio old
great nations OF history have been
users OF meat, and all OF the most
powerful and advanced countries or
& ietaries H aDa their snD snssrior aevsIonr shs5
ment and high degree OF civilization
are In strong and striking contrast to
the decadent and degenerate nations OF
Asia and the tropics. whose inhabi-
tantS are vegetarians.
Another faliacy which has lately be-
come come lad IS the so called -low-pro-
rich IN proteids are the ones which
build up nerve. brain, muscle and blood
SO that any great REDUCTION in the
Semi-starvatiOn for the most important
centers Of the system-the ones on
which we depend the most to enable us
to successfully hght the battles OF life.
Those nations whose people use foods
containing but little proteid are never
of large frame or well built. The Jap
anese. who have always been small or
stature, have since adopting a more
liberal proteid diet shown a remark
able increase in size. vlgOr and gen
eral development; and IL is only since
Japan became a meat-eattng nation
that it has developed into world
power.
stim another theory lately advanced
gastric irritants and irrftate the mu-
cOus membrance OF the stomach. al
though it is known that sugar pos
per and salt assist digestion rather
than interfere with il. as Is claimed
The no-breakfast plan. the two-meal
per day, and even the one neal daily
a two or three weeks fast, during
which all food is withheld from the
stomach ito give II a rest" completely
tissues are being constantly torn down
and cast of. and new material 10 re-
build them must be supplied from the
food
II is utter nonsense 70 concern ones
self about all these absurd and inogi-
cal theories. as life Is entirely too
quiring our attention Eat what you
want when you want II, and as much
as the system needs 70 replenish its
waste, and then take one or two OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. and forget
all about food fads and stomach trou-
bles They digest all kinds OF food so
thoroughly you won't know you have
a stomach. They are powerful diges-
tors of every kind Of food though
harmless to the system. and may be
taken at any time and In any quantity.
Get box from your druggist for Soc
and send Us your name and address for
free sample. Address. f A Stuart Co..
$50 stuart Bldg. Marshall. Michigan
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-05
GIRLS OF SORORITY
TO BE BRIDESMAIDS
Bevy of Alpha 0micrOn Pi Mem
bers to Assist at We'd
ding of Graduates

BERKELEY. Jan. with q coterie
OF her sorority sisters, graduates Of the
class of 1903. as bridesmaids. Miss
Grace Batz, prominent graduate of
the university. and George GuyIes, col
lege singer and a class mate, will be
married at the ST Marks church of
this city in May. The exact date for
the wedding has not been fixed, but
arrangements for the ceremony are be-
ing made.
The engagement Of the popular
couple on the campus was one Of the
score of announcements made at the
close of the college year last May.
Miss BatZ is a resident of Bakersfield
and a member of the Alpha and Omi-
cron Pi sorority. She was prominent
in various college activities.
Guyles was glee club man and a
member of the Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity. He is now engaged in busi-
ness in Tacoma. where he and his
bride will make their home.