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Evening journal., 1915-07-19
EPWORTH LEAGUE MOONLIGHT.

The Epworth League Union OF VIII
mington, under the presidency of
Ralph l. Finn and his able cabinet Of
officers, is prospering along all lines.
Il will give its annual excursion on
Thursday evening to Philadelphia and
return on one Of the Wilson Line
boats.
The league has membership. in
cluding the juniors. Of about 1000.
The annual excursions are largely
patronized and are in the nature Of a
reunion. An orchestra will accom-
pany the party.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
DEATH CLAIMS ISAAC ?. DERR.

Isaac F.Derr. aged 81 years. of No
205 South Harrison street. died late
on Saturday He was a bridgebuilder
in the service of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company with whom he had
been for many years. His funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
FOUND DYING IN
- APARTMENT HOUSE.

Peter Kennedy, aged As years, who
had rooms m the third floor Of the
apartment house, No. 422 Market
street died on Saturday while the
police patrol was carrying him to the
Delaware Hospital. Death was due
To natural causes, the physicians
found. Kennedy became i'll late Fri
day night and had been unconscious
several hours before his death.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
DANCING AT SPRINGS.

Big crowds were entertained all day
yesterday at Brandywine Springs
Park, many of them coming here
from Philadelphia on the Wilson Line
boats for the purpose Of enjoying the
fine boat and trolley trip to the park
Dorothy d. Young, the well-known
contralto soloist, sang at the park for
the first time yesterday, and pleased
large number of people
This is Children's Day at the park,
and a large number OF little people
are enjoying themselves there. Here
after each Monday will be Children's
Day unless otherwise announced, and
children who arrive on the cars be-
tween II a. m. and p. m. will be
given tickets as they get of the cars
which will admit them free to all
amusements in the park.
Today the Henry and Young Musi-
cal Comedy Company will open a new
bill of vaudeville and musical comedy
in the Park Theatre. Friday night
will be Amateur Night, and on that
night the patrons of the theatre will
get a double entertainment, for a
number of clever amateurs will con-
test for prizes in addition 10 the
regular bill.
There will be dancing each even
ing In the lake pavilion, and this
evening there will be novelty dance
under the direction Of Mrs Fred
Snyder This will be an event of
interest TO the dancers.
Beginning this afternoon and con-
tinuing each afternon and evening
during the week Captain Sidney Hin
man and His Dumb Heroes will give
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
RIcHARpsnN.R .RnRINsnN

Miss Reatrice T. Richardson and Nor
man Robinson, Of kirkwood. Del. were
married on July ls AZ Elkton, Nd. Nj.
and Mrs. Robinson live at Mount Yer.
non Place, Kirkwood
Evening journal., 1915-07-19

SURPRISE PARTY.
MIR. and Mrs. John Moffat, Of No.
GOA Van Buren street, gave a surprise
party on Friday night in honor of
their daughter Emma's eighteenth
birthday anniversary. Those present
were. Misses Emma, Helen,
Media and Edna Moffat, jeanette N.
Mammele, Miriam G. Cameron, Mil
dred Carney. Helen w. Smith. Esther
II. Collins, Eva Blake. Alice l.. Roop,
Doris Shaw, Evelyn Martin, Eta
Stats, Miriam. Middleton, Mrs. John
Moffat, Mrs. Winfred Bailey and
daughter Margaret. Messrs. George
Franklin, Jr., George H. Cleaver,
John w. Blackiston, Eugene Sproul,
Horace White, Merville Shaw, David
Blake, Paul Winthrop, Edgar Turner,
John Moffat, Winfred Bailey and
Elmer Bailey.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
NO NIGHT WORK FOR CHILDREN.

NO NIGHT WORK FOR CHILDREN.
Although they would have been en-
ployed only .hree or four hours in the
evening, Child Labor Inspector
Crantland has been compelled to re-
fuse permission for children to work
IN ice cream places. The law says
that children must not be employed
after 6 o'clock in the evening.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
BIBLF CLASS ON RIYER RIDE.

Mizpah Bible class of McCabe Me-
mortal NJ. E. Church. gave q river
ride on the Wilson Line this after
noon.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
SURPRISE PARTY.

Commerce office, is spending two
weeks at her home in Stockton, Md.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
AT THE MAJESTIC.


Marie Corelli's masterpiece Worm
wood at the Majestic Theatre today.
is the film sensation of two conti-
nents and contains a superb cast Of
Broadway dramatic artists, including
Ethel Kaufman, a star at eighteen
Surely that is a unique distinction for
a young woman Of that interesting
age TO attain. OF all the books writ
ten by Marie Corelli, none has at
tanned the worldwide fame Of Worm
wood" The novel literally turned
the world upside down with discus
sion and was responsible for the
United States law which bars the i'm
portation of absinthe in any form to
this country. The story II tells is a
strikingly absorbing one and brim-
ming with dramatic power and force.
In the perturbation the novel gains
tremendously in strength and inter
est as no expense or effort has been
spared to make Of "Wormwood" the
picture of the year.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19

free water exhibitions on the lake.
This is an entertainment which Is
considerably out of the ordinary, and
the work Of these life-saving dogs IL
remarkable
The number of people who took a
pleasure ride 10 the Springs from
this city yesterday to escape the heat
of the day was larger than for some
time and the traction company is
making a special effort TO make the
people enjoy this long and safe troll
ley ride. Excellent trolley service
is maintained at all times.
AT THE VICTORIA.
The big three days attraction, to-
day, Tuesday and Wednesday. az the
Victoria Theatre, will be the Vita
graphs greatest blue ribbon feature
The Sins of the Mothers" one Of the
greatest photoplays OF modern times
and winner of the New York Evening
Suns $1,000 prize flm drama. Fea-
turing Anita Stewart and Earl VIII
liams.
The Sins Of the Mothers is a story
Of gambling The heroine is a heauti-
ful girl She loves cards. She loves
races. She loves roulette She loves
all games of chance. She loves them
with a passion that is a mania. Her
mother before her had the gamblers
instinct
You see this girl returning from a
convent where her mother sent her as
child. She IL loved by a strong
man. Her future is before her. She
is taught 10 play cards.
How II lures heri First 10 the
bridge tables OF fashionable society,"
then 10 the races-and finally 10 the
notorious gambling hell formerly
kept by her motherl You see whai
happens. All these things appear be-
for you on the screen in Vitagrapl
reality. This is the third of the Vita
graph Blue Ribbcn Features. II
every detail It Is up to the Blue Rib
bon standard.
The added attraction will be. Mon
day. scenic and comedy pictures
Tuesday, picturesque Italy (coloredl
A study in insect life. Wednesda,
Pathe's News OF the World. specir
augmented orchestra afternoon an
! evening.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19
SUNDAY CROWD AT sHELLPOT.


Shellpot Park entertained large
numbers OF people Yesterday and all
were well pleased with the pretty
park. Beginning this afternoon an
other excellent vaudeville bill will
open in the Family Theatre, and It
Is promised that It will be one of the
best which has ever been given at the
park Thursday night will be
amateur night, and on that occasion
a number of talented amateurs will
contest for prizes.
There will be dancing each even
ing in the pavilion. On Thursday
night there will be a novelty dance
with prizes, and on Friday night Mrs.
Snyder will give a special select
dance
Tuesday will be Children's Day as
usual, and on that day all children
who arrive at the park between noon
and p. m. will be presented with
tickets as they get of the cars which
will admit them free to all the amuse-
ments in the park This is a biz
treat and It is expected that hundreds
will take advantage of II.
- July 20, 80 and 81 are expected Il
be the biggest days in the history o
the park. The Red Men will holl
their annual celebration on thesl
dates, and Il is expected TO be th'
biggst celebration which has ever
been held in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1915-07-19

The great Armour,
inUesfmenf and the
whols Armour oF-
ganizofion are
used to get the best
foods to you igl tho
BEST way.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04
Aviso de Institute por Ell
Condado de Rio
Erriba

For estas prea-ntes 81 notitlea =
tod os los uiaestros dsl cOadado de
Rlo Arrl bs y toda persona inte-
resada i los Institutes Normalrs
de dicho condado, que la fecha f.
jada para el comienso de los dos
lustitutosss-s 81 dia % de Janio de
1915, y el termino dc ambos es DC
cuatro semanas.
uno toma lugar en- la casa de
escuela en- Espanola, vel otro en-
la casa de escuels, en- TERRA ANA
rilla.
lor 10 tanto So invita- una creci-
da aten iencia los Institutes, pues
los trsbsjcs de los dos seran dc
gran cr6dito etc.
!. ID. Martinez Jr.
Sup. de Condado.
% 25
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04
REcRESO DE
Ia ESCUELA
La Escuela Hispano-
Americana es la me-
jor para los Taosenos

Don Josue Garcia, de Arroyo
Seco, nos comunica el arribo su
hogar ds la Srita. Manuelita San.
tistevan, despues de haber perma
necido en- Ia escuela Normal His.
pano americana, de El Rito, por
un termino de siete meses aten
diendo a sus estudios como alumna
de dicha escuela. La Srita. San
tistevan habla muy favorable acer-
ca dicha institution y dice que el
Presidents Zingg Sc toma un inte
res marcado en- 81 avance de los
aIumnos de dicha escuela.
N. de r. Es evidente que la
escuela Hispano. Americana de FL
Rito, es una de las mejores escue.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04
'NOTAS DEL
INSTITUTE
Gran Junta de DireC-
torres

Ell microbes dia 16 del corrien-
to mes, es el dia designado por el
institute como Dia de Directories
dc escuela, en- cuyo dia todos los
directories de los cuarenta Gistritos
escolares del condado de Taos de-.
ben de estar presentes en- este i'm
portante meeting para que cada
distrito contrate su maestro o
maestros que necesiten y para que
Sc den cuenta del trabajo de nues
tro institute. Habra discursos
muy importantes por los Superin
tendencies Alvan N. White, Snpe
rintendente de estado, Sr. Filadelfo
baca Y Jose Montaner. Habra
tambien otros eminentes educado
res de diferentes parties del estado
que hablaran sobre educacion.
Habra una gran manifestation
educational y pasa. .calle en- la que,
parte maestros, directories
y Superintendentes. La Kit Car.
son Cornet Band amenizara el acto.
Es do esperarse que todos los di
rectores de los diferentes distritos
presentes, pues tales jun.
las son mny impottantes y niugu.
no debe fal.sr.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04

las para alumDos hispano-america
nos. Los taosehos de las dif-ren-
tes localidades del condado do Taos
deberian aprovechar tan importan /.
to institution para sns hi]os Y
mandarlos ALI desde Septiembre
pr6ximo. Is institution soporta.
da por fondos del estado Y los
alumnos que atienden Ia misma
no tienen que pagar un solo centa.
vo por sus estudios.
El Presidente Zingg, director
de dicha institution, Sc halla ac
tualmente On Taos como Conduc
tor de nuestro institute y aouellos
padres de familia que desearan
msudar sus hijos tan importante
escuela, tienen ahora la oportuni.
dad de consular con Il lresidente
ZiDgg, dirigiendose al editor de-
este periodico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04
Del DR.. JH.MeLean.

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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04

teres sera hacer 10 mejor possible pa
ra que cada un maestro que atiende
las clases del institute saque buen
provecho y meiore sus grades.
Sesenta (60 maestros Sc bailan
atendiendo desde los primeros dias
al institute es evidente que este
ailo alcaniara entire so v 80 ell MI
nero total de naestros en- atenden-
cia al institute, ell mas concurrido
que iamas habfa tenido nuestro con-
dado.
Los siguientes son los maestros
que atienden desde la apertura y por
los grades de certificados por los
cuales aplican.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04
INSTITUTE NORMAL
Il mas Entusidstd y
COnCurrido que Sc
VistO en- Taos
Sesenta MdestrOS en- AtendenCia
Desde Ia Primera Semana


Conforme anuncisdo, el lunee
de esta semana, dia 81 de Mayo,
SO abri6 81 institute para la prepa
raci6n de los maestros de escuela
del condado de Taos, cuyo institu-
to promote un verdadero suceso,
pues es el mas enthusiastic y concu.
rrido que ha registrado la historic
educational de nuestro condado,
ensefiando todo y fuera va de du-
das, que el condsdo de Taos en-
asuntos educacionales marcha' al
compas de los condados mas pros.
peros do Nuevo Mexico y que en- el
tcascurso de pocos amos no habra
va iliteratos y que nuestro condado
podra suplir en- todos casos la me.
Jor y mas progresiva juventnd co
mo ciudadanos titles al estado.
Ell institute habrio sus sesiones
las S. 30 a. m. con el discurso de
Ia bienvenida los maestros por el
Superintendente de condado. Di.
cho discurso fue pronunciado en-
ingles y en- sustancia Sc refsrfa a
los siguientes importantes puntos:
1ro. Oar las gracias los macs
tros del condado de Taos por So
constante cooperation y ell buen
resnltado que de clio Sc ha logrado
en- los iltimos amos.
2do. Que la causa educational
on ell condado dc Taos no ha aufri
do y que nuestro cello in.eres sera
cada dia mas constante y mas ener
gico y cue mereceremos Ia apro.
bacion y APPLAUSE de toda la genie
del condaIo de Taos.
Bro. Que somos afortunados en-
tener como director de nuestro
institute al sabio y afamado Prof.
Zingg, Presidente de la escuela
Hispano- Americana de El Rito.
Lo mismo teniendo como instrnc
tora a Miss Pauline uilliard, de
Arizona, una de las nlejores y mas
habiles Profesoras en- eI suroeste
de los Estados Unidos, que, 81 to
dos los maestros en- atendencia al
institute aaben aprovechar sns irs
trucciones y sus consoles, invaria
blemente sera de gran pro vecho a
la causa educational de nuestro
condado.
Ito. La importaucia de tales
institutes para me.jorsr la efcien.
cia de los maestros y ponerlos en-
mas altos grades, al niismo tempo
que sirven para adopt ar luego me.
jores metodos de dirigir una es.
cuela g impartir instrucciones los
alumnos en- acuerdo con los mas
aprobsdos metodos de la educacion
que nuestro interes debe
ser trabajar sin cesar para aumen
tar cada dia las ventajas educacio.
males de la juventud de nuestro
asegurando la atendencia
constante de los alumDos on las ella.
ses y la cooperation enthusiastic de
los padres de familia. Cue debemos
siempre recordar que la educacion
IS la fuente principal y el cimiento
iel adelanto y progreso, y tambien
lie toda prosperidad. pueato que
INA persona >con educaci6n tiene
grandes opcrtunidades y esta elui-
Dado para la batalla de la vida.
5to. Q4e bajo las nueyas leyes
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04
PRIMER GRADO.

Mrs. Emma w. Probert, Mrs.
A. MCGOWAN, Miss Harriet Bor-
ring, Timothy C. Luna, Antonio
Martinez, Cristobal Quintana, J..
+. Luna, Mrs. C. E. Hubert.
SEGUND GRADO
Fred G. Santistevan, Tomas P.
Martinez, Pablo Quintana, Fill
mon Sanchez, ]. M. Quintana,
Mardoqueo Martinez, Alfredo
Trujillo, Miss Emily Des- Georg-
es, Miss Matilde Des- Georges,
Max Gonzales, Flavio Luna, A..
B. Suazo. Mrs. R. T. Fernandez,
Miss Angela Perea, Miss Elvira
Struck, B. G. Gallegos, Selso E.
Martinez, Carpio Archuleta, j. j.
Vigil. Miss Manuelita Gonzales,
Miss Refugio Sandoval, j. B.
Valdez, Romulo Dominguez.
TERCER GRADO
Juan Medina. Manuel Abeyta,
Elizardo. .Quintana, Miss Delfinia
Roybal, Mrs. Emma Martinez,
Miss Amelia Martinez, Jacob
Martinez. Emilia Martinez, Miss
Eleonor Sandoval, Victoriano M.
Vigil. Demetrio Medina, Esquipu-
la Cordova, Miss Juanita Archu-
leta,. Cora Santistevan, Eloisa
Tafoya, Drusila Fernandez, All
tat. Martinez, Maria NJ. Espino-
"a, Macario Sanchez, Samuel P.
Martinez, J. NJ. Lovato, Fernan-
do Meyer, Jr.. Jocob Mondragon
Victoriano Cruz.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04


de escuela tendremos on cada dis
trito siete meses de escnela V en-
algunos hasta nueve. Habra bue.
nos salaries y en- cada distrito esta
uu edificio nuevo comfortable, Jun
tamente con todos, los mueblea ne
cesarios y modernos. Que csda IN
distrito ha hecho su estinaci6n de
foDdos y que casi todos han apli.
cado por msestros de liner. Y 2do.
grado deiando un lsdo los de Der.
grado, 10 que hace necesario que
los maestros de Der. grado necesi.
tan mejorar sue grades y seguir
sus estudios hasta conseguir Ger.
tificados de liner. y 2do grado
81 no quieren la vuelta de dos 0
tres allos quedar fuera en- ell ar.e
de enseflar.
6to. Que durante las. visitss of.
ciales del Superintendente Sc ha.
llaron dos 0 tres escuelas cuyos ma
estros iirigian gu escuela como se
dirigian y estaba en- mao un siglo
pasado, y Que a Ia presente era ri
diculo en- absoluto, y Que ning,in
trsbajo efectivo podia ser becho
por tales maestros, y que 81 int.
res era solo recibir el salario sin
dar d servicio por 81 y como un
asnato de favoritismo que resul.
taba solo en- el despilfarro de. los
fondos pdblicos, como una afrenta
Y un deshonor a la edncacion mo
derns. Que tai practica ha causa.
do criticisno en- todo el condado v
que por culps de la incompetencia
de dos 0 tres maestros sc critica
injustamente todo nuestro siste-
ma de escuela. Que los Profesores
cargo del institute, son sugeridos
de dar shora, ,dursnte la session
presente. clases especlales de como
condncir con buen metodo Las es.
cuelas rurales. Que los psgadores
de tasaci6n del condsGo de Taos
contribuyen muy liberalnente al
suporte de las escuelas pdblicas y
que dados los buenos salaries Y
terminos largos que tienen ahora
los msestros, So hace nuestro deber
reciprocar ell favor usando nosotros
de patriotismo 9 interes en- educar
a sus hiios de ellos Un maeatro
sin intepes es una smenaza grave
en- cualqu uier dis.rito o comunidad
donde ea empleado; que debido a
su ineptitud causa la ruina de los
alumnos su cargo y los prepara
para IN futuro triste Y lamentable
que nansns ellos lamentaran en- la
misma manera que miles de nues
tros ciudadanos lamsntan hoy por
haber tenido On sus tiempos lnalos
maestros que nada les ense1aron y
que debido clio So hsllan hov
incapscitsdos de tener oicina di
rigir nsgocios importantes, 10 cual
no suce1sria asi 81 ellos On su iu-
ventud hubiesen tenido buenos
maestros.
7mo. Que toda costa debem9s
,ada dia mejorar las condolences
educacionales ell el condado de Taos,
sn la lfnea Educational mas prospe-
"a possible y que canine al igu&l del
neior condado del estado.
y
Despues del discurso del.superiu-
endemic habl6 el Prof. zingg, indi-
:ando seguiria las instrucciones del
Superintendent E',seguida proce-
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04

E! que no anuncia en- La Revis.
ia no vende.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1915-06-04

Despues del discurso del.Superiu-
tendente habl6 el Prof. Zingg, indi-
cando seguirfa las instrucciones del
Superimendente. E',seguida proce-
cedio organizar las ,liferentes classes
del institute.
Miss Pauline Hilliard habl6 solrs
el crGdito del condado de Taos en
asuntos educacionales, en- toso el
estado, asegurando que al decir de
los principles educaaores, el suoe-
rintendente siontaner gozaba del
meior crsdito'como uno De los supe-
rintendentes mas activos y entusias-
tas en- q estado. Inaic6 que su Ia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-20
IAN IT The SHOW
Musical Comedy Bill for Three
Days Of Week.

The added features at the Kansas
Midwtnter exposition are winners to
Judge from the heavy attendance.
Tuesday night persons were standing
in the balcony and the ground floor
was fairly alive with humanity. The
attendance this afternoon, too. broke
the record for a Wednesday afternoon
crowd.
Two acts were added to the bill
Tuesday night to take the place of the
Four Julians. who were taken off be-
cause OF request on the part of the
state labor commissioner because OF
the fact that the clever little singers
and impersonatOrs were under legal
age. The additions were Morton and
Rossi, who appeared in singing and
talking act, and Harrington and Reed
In q talking and dancing stunt.
The sharpshooter, General Pisano
continues to receive a large share OF
applause. He will put on q few i'd
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-20

ditional feats Of Workmanship to-
night. The other features pleased.
The music by Ray Halls orchestra is
full of life and swing and much to the
liking of the thousands attending the
show.
Thursday afternoon the amusement
bill will be changed at the Midwinter.
Bling Cushman and his Golden Gate
Girls will give the rOllicking musical
fantasy variety Isle" Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday. The Cushman COM
pany comes here from. playing. the
western circuit and according to the
press notices the company has made a
good impression wherever 1t has been.
Bing Cushman is the comedian and
the promise il for comedy that will
please Midwinter patrons. OAeHOf the
strong features of the company is.the
Frisco Singing Four. q luartette that
sings the songs that everybody likes
Miss Jessie Smithson is leading lady.
The following persons have received
special prizes: Mrs. C. b. Faust, BIZ
East Seventh street. hand painted
pepper and salt shakers given by Mrs
George o. Boone; Mrs. E. NJ. Good
rich, 922 Madison street, q box of sta
tfonery given by the Office Supply
company; Gladys Burdick, All East
Seventh street, a silk parasol given by
the Crosby Brothers company Lena
Myers, 4O5 Tyler street. q pound boz
of candy given by the Capital Candy
company.