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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Mesdames Kimberlin and
Mansfield Entertain at a
Dancing and TaclSy
Party

Mesdames Jewel Kimberlin
and w. L. Mansfield entertained
IA number of young people at a
dancing party in the beautiful
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Mansfield on SOL North Georgia
Street. Every one was request
ed to dress as tackey' as pos
sible. Dancing was the amuse-
ment of the evening together
with the merriment caused by
the all conceivable ways the
guest arranged their wearing
apparel to conform with the
word "tackey. Mr.. Parker
and James Bishop cut for the
gentlemen's prize, a pair Of silk
hose which was won by Mr..
Bishop. Misses Minnie KIM
berlin, Miss Goodwin and Miss
Lttleton cut for the prize which
was won by Miss Kimberhn, a
hand painted puff box
Red lemonade, ginger snaps,
stick candy and chewing gum
were served during the evening.
At the close of the evening a
delicious luncheon was served
of chicken salad, sandwiches,
WALTERS, pickles and coffee.
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyle, Mr.. and Mrs. Mans
field, Misses Bradfield, Kimber-
lin, Littletcn, Haid, Watson,
Davis, Mcmahon, Allen, Good
win, Messrs. Mandell, Worrell,
Baker, Dir. Dillon, Mueseller,
Miller, Peeie, Knight and Marks.
The party was given in honor
of Miss Littleton.
Both Mrs. Mansfield and Mrs.
Kimberlin by their gracious
hospitality and charming per
sonal manners endeared them
selves to all that partook Of
their generous hospitality.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Miscellaneous Shower

Last Friday afternoon Mrs.
Duffy and Mrs. Dalton Reed
gave a miscellaneous shower in
honor of Mr, and Mrs. T. ],
Clary, at the home of Mrs. Reid
on 1O4 North Lane st.
The house was prettily deco
rated in yellow and white crepe
paper The gifts were placed
in a box Of prettily decorated
colored paper,
Seven tables were arranged
and Miscellaneous cards were
played during the afternoon.
Mr.. Linley won hegentlemen's
prize, a smoking set. Mrs. Glib
son, Mrs. Prichard, Mrs. Pixley
and Mrs. Clary cut for the Lady's
prize which was won by the bride
Mrs 4. J. Clary.
The guests of the evening
were: Mrs. F. A. Day, Mr. and
Mrs. D. Gholson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mansfield, Mr.. and Mrs. N. P.
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. w. N.
Kennedy M and Mrs. Jack
Prichett, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ].
Clary Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Glib
son, and many others AT the
close Of the evening a delicious
two-course luncheon was served.
The shower was a surprise to
the bride and groom.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Governor VIII Stop Fight If
Possible

Santa Fe, N. NJ, May s.
my position in regard to hold
ing the Johnson-Flynn fight in
New Mexico has not changed
since publicly expressed my
views on the subject several
mon this ago. / am absolutely
opposed to the fight and believe
that it would be one of the
worst things that could happen
to the state for it to be held here.
If there is any law that win en-
able me to prevent it, l will avail
myself of it if there is no law
on the subject, / shall ask the
legislature to pass a law that
enables me to prevent it, / will
avail myself of tiff thre is nc
law on the subject, I shall ask
the legislature to pass a law to
enable me to prevent the fight
taking place on New New Mex
leo soil. F."
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Another Railroad For CIo-
vis and Tucumcari

The Santa Fe has let contract
to build from Lubbock to Texico.
It looks like a go this time. We
clip the following from the Tu-
cumcari News:
"R. Collins, contractor of
Clovis, writes our townsman. il.
b. Sherwood. that he has the
contract closing the gap be-
tween Lubbock and Texico, and
win then continue the road to
Tucumcari to connect with the
Dawson. "
From the above it would seem
that the long contemplated move
to build line of railroad from
Lubbock to Tucumcari across the
caprock has about materalized
and that Mr.. r. Collins the con-
tractor has secured the contract
to build said line and will get
busy at once.
In the above item Clovis is
not mentioned in particular and
Texico is made the pivotal point
but as Texico is busy booming
a Rock Island scheme for that
town maybe it would be more
courteous in Clovis to mention
Texico as the ne plus ultra rail-
road center of the plains country
1t does not hurt Clovis and it'll
will do poor Texico lots Of good,
therefore we say hurrah for
both our neighbors Texico and
Tucumcari and hope they will
both get the new road soon.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
sLoOPer Year
Clovis Men Score
Victory Before
House
Favorable Report on the Es-
Enlistment Of Normal
School for Clovis

Santa Fe, N. NJ, May 8. The
advocates of a new Normal
school at Clovis, N. NJ, won a
victory in the house today when
the way and means committee,
through Chairman Burg reported
House Bill No. 109 favorably and
reported unfavorably House Bill
No.42, to create a Normal school
at Artesia, 127 to create a Normal
school at Portales, IL to create a
Normal school at Clayton and
85 to create a Normal school at
Tucumcari This action by the
on ways and means
practically assures the passage
by the house Of the Clovis bill
and the defeat of all the other
bills seeking to locate schools
elsewhere.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
The Embroidery Club With
Mrs. Earnest Bundy.

Mrs. Earnest Bundy was the
Thursday afternoon for
the embroidery club and very
charmingly entertained the club
at her pretty home. "A splendid
attendance was present to en-
joy the program Of the after
noon. Roll call was answered
by Mrs. Irwin Gibson with a
beautiful crash center piece.
And By Mrs. Parker by an Irish
crochete hand bag.
The afternoon was made more
pleasant By selections of instru-
mental music rendered by mem7
bbrs Of the club. Following a
short period a very enjoyable
social time was introduced when
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09

a most delicious and dainty
luncheon was served by the
genial hostess.
The visiting members present
were Mrs. Pixley Mrs. Anna
Mcmahon, Miss Jones and Miss
Louise zones, Mrs. Weisom,
Mrs. Simpkinson, besides 16
members of the club.
The club meets next week
with Mrs. Forrest Parker.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Dow-Brownen

Thursday morning at the home
of the brides parents at st.
Vrain, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Brownell, the wedding of Miss
Stella Brownell and Stephen A.
Dow, was soIemnized. Rev.
Givens of Melrose officiating.
The ceremony began promptly
at 8 o'clock about forty of the
friends of the bride and groom
were present. George Brown
ell, brother Of the bride acted
as best man and Miss Othello
Baldridge as brides maid.
The bride has been teaching
school in that vicinity for the
past several years. She was a
favorite among a wide circle
Of young friends who sincerely
regret to give her up.
Mr.. Dow is a farmer of ster-
ling qualities and owns a well
equipped farm in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow left shortly
after the ceremony for their
home, a near by farm, where
they win be at home to their
many friends.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
psf Rains In Many
Months Fell This
Week
,dry County Is Thoroughly
Faked With Continued
Drenching Rains

Re best rain for the past
seHral months fell here Tues
I da4afternoon and night The
rail in the afternoon was ac-
coHpanied by quite a hail storm
bu9Rs the hail stones were not
larla ones no harm has been re-
poEed from the hail. The rain
wf one Of the genuine old
fahioned kind, the kind that
flol Ids the streets from walk to
walk and fills the dry lakes to
d u.
ne value of this fine rain
coping at this time, can hardly
bel Estimated. All reports go to
shdw that already the country
hal the best bottom season that
hal existed here for several
vel lrs, and now with these good
rains starting in just at planting
tin e, a good crop this year is al
q md Bt assured. A good crop here
thi ; year will be worth to the
odntry many times its market
vahe over and over again. Just
at this time some few Of our
people are beginning to doubt
the claimed possibilities of this
country for successful farming
and stock raising. They seem
TO think because the last few
years have been hard ones the
following years should also be
hard ones. They forget that
the same seasons that were so
dry here were just the same
back in the land Of milk and
honey" and while our people
here were making crop failures
they could not expect any
help from their farmer friends
back east, for the fact they had
also made almost complete fail
ures. One good crop and the
country will take on new life
again and prosperity will be
seen on every side, just as it
was here a few years ago. From
all Indications we think this
will be that good year, the year
that win turn the tide and bring
the homeseekers hurrying to
tho Land Of Sunshine as was
see n here ia the early days.
Another good rain fell
heg0siast night and this morning
and still il is raining.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Seeks To Cut Homestead
Cultivation To 20 Acres

Washington. "A sub-commit-
tee of house public lands com
mittee, consisting of Represen-
tativas Taylor Of Colorado, NON
dell, Ferguson and Pray held
conference today with Commits
sioner Bennett at eral land
office regarding the bills which
have been introduced in house
by Taylor to provide for cul-
tivation in enlarged homesteads.
Representative Taylor's bill
provides that but twenty acres
shall be cultivated the second
year and forty acres the third
year of the entry. commissioner
Bennett is inclined to favor leg
islation which will reduce the
acres to be cultivated from eigh-
ty to forty acres in the third year
with a proviso that when proof
is submitted at the end of the
five year term to complete the
entry it shall be shown that
one forth Of the entire entry, or
eighty acres, is under cultivation.
it is belived that action upon
the proper legislation will be
obtained.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Mrs. Ellis Fntertaius Wood
mer Circle

The members Of The Wood
men Circle were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. Ellis and her
friends at her coy home on
Washington avenue.
Judging from the big crowd
and the time they had, it will
not be the last by any matter
Of means. The entertainers had
gone both to trouble and ex-
pense in the arrangements, and
her cozy home was brilliantly
lighted and nicely arranged.
Every Woodman brought a
friend and the rooms thronged
with the crowd out for a good
time and inclined to get all
there was in it. They did.
Take it from any member or
guest attending. Dainty sand
wiches and coffee were served
during the close Of the evening.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09

A number of the younger set
met at the home of Maurine
Reagan with the intent Of sur
prising their little friend Miss
Halle Fitzhugh, but a greater
was in store for the
young folks when they reached
Miss Fitzhugh's home to find
her absent.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Curry County Schools Lead
In Industrial Club Work

a letter from Prof. w. T..
CONWAY Of Agricultural College
County Superintendent reads
as follows;
You people have put Curry
county in the fore front in the
way of organizing Industrial
Gibbs. You now have reported
la different clubs with a mem
be1ship OF 1913. You can have
a splendid county contest and
can make matters interesting in
the state contest. ! appreciate
your interest, also that Of your
sup peryisor, Mr.. A. J. Reid.
w. III, Conway Supt. Extension
Dept.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Santa Fe Reading Room
Entertainment.

Nine young ladies from the
leading orchestfas of Chicago
willgive concert at the Lyceum
Sunday night This win be the
last musical attraction from the
east. The affair promises to he
3 good one.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
New Mexico Conservatory
Of Music Gives Recital.

Ihe New Mexico Conservatory
Of music gave a recital at the
Methodist church Monday night
which was a credit to Clovis.
The pupils are progressing nicely
ia II lir work, the program Tues
day &ght was postponed on ac-
COUNT of the rain.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09


The girls in neighboring
town have an anti-slang society
"A certain miss was elected presi-
dent. Asked if she would ac-
cept. she replied: Sure Mike,
but gosh, girls, I'm SO ratified
in my cupola. that Pm really
short on CAB. We are certainly
hitting the high places and 1
never tumbled to such a poise
before, but when / give you the
highball I expect you to get
there, Eli, and whoop'er up for
all that's out; ] think Pm up to
snuff enough SO the flies won't
light on me while doing the
president stunt Of this society
act, but | Won't stand for any
monkey doodle business from
you gals while ! ann running the
ranch. We gals ought to ex-
tend an invite to the married
ladies' to get out and help us
shoot this slang business, it's
getting to be fierce. Ex.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Clovis Information Bureau

The attention Of all those
thinking of attending the demo-
cratic convention at Clovis ON
the 18th is directed to the fact
that the Clovis Chamber of
Commerce has opened a bureau
of information at the Antlers
Hotel for the benefit of dele
gates and visitors to the con-
vention, reservations and
all other matters will be given
prompt attention. G. A. Clark,
secretary.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Eiollene Teachers Associa-
tion a Grand Success

! I10ilene, on April 1lth was
success from every standpoint.
Altho the weather conditions
were not very favorable the
crowd was much larger than
was anticipated. In fact the
large school building at Hollene
was not sufficient to accommodate
the crowd. One very important
feature of the meeting was the
Big Dinner on the ground"
which had to be spread in the
Woodman Hall over the school
building owing to the windstorm.
Those who had fondled any
doubts as to the hospitali ty Of
the Hollene citizens certainly
had such doubts removed dur
ing this meeting, and all went
home with nothing but kindly
thoughts and best wishes for
the people who entertained them
so royalty.
Another interesting feature Of
the Association was the Pupils
Contest in both spelling and
mathematics. Following is the
decision of the judges:
Spelling Contest 100 words.
LIST Prize, Miss Ellen Coults,
SO per cent, Dist. Ga, Miss Minnie
Monday, teacher,
End Prize. George Davis. 97
per cent, Dist. 55, Wilson Davis
teacher
3rd prize, Rue Goodrunl. 9S
per cent, Dist. 40, H. M. Pile,
teacher.
Arithmetic Contest.
list Prize, Miss Eula Smart,
Dist. 48, G. w. LOFTS, teacher.
2nd Prize, Ray Hungate, Dist.
N, j. H. Kays, teacher
8rd Prize, Miss Grace McMa-
han, Dist. GA, Miss Minnie Mon
day, teacher.
Others taking part in the con-
tests were:
Miss Johnny McCutcheon,
Dist. A8, c. w. Stocton, teacher.
Miss Beulah Goad, District SO,
Miss Jennie Davis. teacher.
Otto Stafford, Dist. 67, Mrs.
Sims, teacher.
Miss Agnes Degan, Dist. go,
Miss Della Bolding, teacher.
Miss Jewell Campbell, Dist.
So. Miss Cassie Monday, teacher.
Earl Walker, Dist. SO, Mrs. A.
A. Watson. teacher.
Miss Lillian Ambrose. Dist, 68
Mrs. Alma Hollis. teacher
Philip Hackney, Dist. So. Miss
Harriet Degan, teacher.
Miss Nellie Kelhling, also of
Dist. So. II. S. Crawford. Amos
Metcalf, David C. Mayo, Wy
verne Holland and Miss Vada
OFT.
In an informal ciphering match
held after the close of the con-
tests, it was clearly demonstra-
ted that the pupils from Dist. 53
were undoubtedly the best in
attendance at the meeting. Fol-
lowing are the names of these
little fellows, also ages: Floyd
Payne, III; Elmer Crume. H.;
Jewell Payne, 18; George Davis
Ia. Congratulations TO Mr.. Will
son Davis for the careful train
ing of these pupils An inves-
tigatigation reveals the fact that
these pupils are not lacking in
the preparation of other subjects
as some might naturally criti-
else.
The papers read and discus
sions offered by al the teachers
We're interesting and instructive.
The school entertainment held
Saturday night reflected much
credit on the pupils of Hollene
and they able teacher Mrs.
Watson
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
AntIers Dining Room Open

The Antlers dining room has
been leased TO Mrs. Irwin and
Joe Laary who win conduct a
first class dining service at that
place
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Died.

Mary Lucille Lowdon daughter
of 0. J.. Lowdon of West Clovis,
aged 3 years 10 months 3 days.
The little girl had suffered over
a year with rheumatism. The
Master called her from her suf-
ferings Sunday at two O'Clock.
Interment at the Clovis Gene
terry at 5 O'Clock the same day.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1912-05-09
Conservatory Recital Post
poned

On account of the rain storm
Tuesday night the recital that
was to have to have been given
by the Conservatory Of Music is
postp poned to next Monday night
May 18th M. z. church.8 o'clock
p. m,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
Don Roberto II. TODD

Con el gobernador y ell Presidente de
la Camara ha embarcado hoy para New
York de donde seguira viaje Washing
ton, ell Alcalde de esta capital, Lcdo Ro-
berto Fl Todd, el que tambien forma par
te de la comision Que, nombrada por la
Legislature, debe gestionar del Congre-
so de los Estados Unidos que vote una
cantidad de dinero sufciente para el dra-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01

Lcdo. Figueras, actualmcnte fiscal
auxiliar de San Juan, para fiscal de HUI
macao.
7 ell Lcdo. Jaime Sire para cubrir el
cargo del Lcdo. Figueras.
Ademas sc han hecho otros nombra-
mientos de menor importancia. los cna-
les seran confrmados en- la session oue
Ell Consejo Executive ha de celebrar pa
sado mafiana, jueves.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
Tomando rnedidas

Hoy ha embarcado para los Estados
Unidos la comisi6n que va geStlonar
la concession de un credito para segair
las obras de dragado Y limpieza del
puerto de San Juan. Dichas obras son
de necesidad absolute, no va porque
advertido ell actual progreso extraor
dinario en- las construcciones navales,
nueStro puerto va resultando demasla-
do primitive, sino porque suponiendo
que NADIA pudiera progresar va la IN
dustria naviera, hay al presente infini
dad de buques de gran calado que nc
pueden entrar en- nuestro puerto. SIN
que tengamoS que hacer un esfuerzo de
memoria para recordar nombres, bas-
tara para ell objeto que perseguimos
que en- la Secretaria de Marina de
Washington sc repase un POGO la llSta
de los buqueS de la armada americana
que no pueden entrar en- ell puerto de
San Juan, que en- un case de apuro no
podrian buscar aqui elrefugiO necesario
o prudente, aqui, en- el sitio estrategico
que todos hemos c0nvenido en- que sera
Puerto Rico cuando el Canal de Pana
ma duede alberto al trafico del mundo
No es l6gico esperar, 81 como creemos
ell buen sentido no hugo aun deinitiva
mente de las esferaS ADMINISTRATORS dc
Washington, que hallen nuestros comi
sionados reparO alguno que Sc oponga
al logro de la legltima pretensi6n que
mantienen.
A nosotros nos interesan, nos convie-
men esas obras pero los EStados Uni
dos les convienen mas. Ahora, precisa-
mente, cuando en- Saint Thomas Sc pro
yecta hacer una obra monumental que
ofrezca todos los buques las comodi-
dades y garantfas mayores, fuera imper-
donable desidia dejar a Puerto Rico sin
la protection que demanda para poder
entrar con seguridades de 6xito en- la
noble competencia que ha de ser tan
pr6diga en- benefciOs para los puebIos
que la mantengan a la altura que las
circunStancias exigen
La naturaleza ha colocad0 a Puerto
Rico en- ell sitio ideal, ha dotado a la
Isla de paisajes y atractivos de un eli
ma O. no tiene rivales; ell turismo es la
gran afci6n del siglo, cuando ell pals
sabe todo este tiene todo este previs
to, no es Justo que Sc lie prive de los me-
dios de ponerse EN- contacto con esa CO.
rriente de riqueza y bienestar porque
nuestrO puerto no sea accessible a los
grandes medios de transporte Y comu-
nicaci6n modernos
De que servirian nuestros sacrifcios
constantes, nuestra condescendencia al
cooperar la empresa de un gran Ilo-
tel, 81 por la deficiencia del puerto, nj
los grandes buques turistas, nj los po-
derosos buques de guerra han de fon-
dear en- nuestra bahia?
Est0 es muy razonable y esperamos
que no haya de ser visto con Indifferent
cia. NADIA de cuanto benefcie la CO.
lonia puede ser visto por la metropoli
indiferentemente, pero este menos, por-
que es a ella a quien convene mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
Rafael w. CameJo.
GALAN TERRA

ST la historic ignoras, debeis sabera
AL tempo de entrar vos, de vuestro peo
flor earnest cay0 en- ell suelo,
mi senOr apresur6 cogerla.
Otro galan, sed de poseerla,
tambien quiso cobrarla, y hubo un duelo.
ell jub6n de negro terciopelo
de mi senor fuy6 la sangre vera
atln, Sonora, dudais de que os amaba,
cuando esa tarde en- que su muerte hallaba,
al preguntarle vos 5estais heridoi,
contest6, sonreida
por no daros alarma No es herida.
Es vuestra for, que al pecho me he prendido
L. Diaz-Caneja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-05-01
De TEATK0
Ell Benefcio de Gerardo de Nieva

Fue como 10 habiamos Dreyisto
anunciado; un exito personalisimo, un
gran exito artistico Y social para el no
table actor
Ell teatro resplandecia con la luz de
tantos ojos bellos; en- palcos Y butacas,
nuestras mas distinguidas damas pres
taban ell encanto de su presencia la
slmpatica fiesta de arte
La comedia de Acebal gust6 mucho.
Gerardo de Nieva que al salir escena
fue acogido con un prolongado aplau-
so, recibio durante lie representation
inequivocas demostraciones del acier-
to que puso en- la election Y en- la inter
/ pretacion de la obra.
Al final del segundo, tercero Guar
to actos, los Interpreters de la interesan-
te comedia de Acebal, merecieron los
honores del proscenio; Gerardo de Me
va con Virginia Fabregas, la cabeza.
Ell tel6n Sc alz6 varias veces, un cum
plido homenaje los INTERPRETERS v a la
obra
Gerardo de Nieva trabaj6 con ell
entuslasmo que pone siempre en- SUI la
Dor y supo arrancar al numeroso nj
bllco muehos aplausos mercedes. Fin
la dramatica escena del tercer acto es-
cucho una verdadera ovaci6n, ell 10
ven y notable artista que VIC tan bien
recompensado SUI trabajo, ell de anoche
ell de toda la temporada
Nunca,' es, con raz6n, una de las
obras preferidas de Gerardo de Nieva,
porque ha llegado a extremes de com
penetration con ell protagonista que son
la garantia de un triunfo cierto donde
quiera que represente la intensa come
dia de Acebal.
En- ell camerlno del artista lie virnos
festejado, obsequiado, felicitado Dor
sus numerosos amigos, Gerardo de
Nleva atendia todos con su distinction.
con su amabilidad proverbiales.
En- suma la function de anoche sera
uno de los mas gratos recuerdos que
guardara de Nieva en- su vida de artista.
Virginia Fabregas fue aclamada co.
mo siempre, Ubaldo Fernandez. ell no
table graciosisimo actor, mereei6
tambien los altos honores del proscenio.
Su trabajo gust6 y entusiasm6.
Muy celebradas la Otazo, la CARA
la Rustani, y los Sres Gale, Enrique de
Nleva, Solares, Lopez Blanco.
La mise en- scene, muy cuidada.
muy propia.
Esta noche Sc despide la compailia.
del publico de San Juan La direction
artistica ha escogidoun buen proerama.
El enemigo de las Mujeres" un mo-
nologo del ilustrado periodista Eulogio
Horta, "Juego de Fleehas, . un iu-
guete c6mico.
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