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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

pas, que no caen con- el acumilador,
que no sirye, con laNyida, que es tan
pesada 10 cierto ses, que ademas dc
tener el abonado que sobrellevar todas
esas caiamidades Y In de que esta Ma
ria no es muy doeta en- dar cOmunica-
clones, tiene que sufrir ln genieci1lo
que lie va nuy mai d Una joyen y ,peor
/ a una empleada. que debe ser amaHe
y fina, mas, cuando ella sabe que el
seryicio es~tleiciente, v que, 81 aignien
debe estar de NAL gepio, no es ella
| ptecisamente. 10 que pasa, nosotros
-estamos dando iecciones de urbanidad
y la sabemos de meIhoria ella, ocupada
en- su pesado trahajo, no tiene tempo
Ide recordar asCarleho y Sc pone fefsi-
ina dando unos chillidos que parecen
de una c0torrita contrariada Y enamo-
rada.
! La pena que ne da tener que censu-
rar una muchacha que pasa sus me-
jOres aiios sacrificada frente un
aparato! Acaso asf aprende dulci-
fear su vida. inexorable, que la obli-
ga a TRAFALGAR: auizas comprenda. que
dentro dc su cargo puede ganarse SIM
patfas V afectos. due lie valdran la ge-
neral cstimaci6n i ST ell p1blico fuera
justo, los mis- presents y los mil Pc
quenos soureuirs de las novias, el dfa
de su boda. los deDfan enviar a csas
buenas telefonist.ls. ,quc oyeron mil
paliques alntofosos : elfpaatilIo de dull
ces, el regaIo sdlFo, algo. Que las CON-
pensara de Ias. jigfa Haipadd y: en- Ma $
casas due MS id8lesta1f iiias.9Y3a las
que ellis 9liendiefa polftieaiiitilte. iie-
berfah preniiarlas con enyfos dc Obse-
qui6s. que e3 3l,res;lrall un agraaecimien
| to j. uIia ateiHi6h. Para iegfaii @sas s
amabilidades. lprecisa Ser lconiplaesente.
afablesy c0frectae .5'ea : @6a9Hfs
Pero de5enits ESD, \. sanlos a.iver qle
nos tiene Cherllifl eli suS creaciones de
Otoilo. 3 Trdjes aznies, y iTcrleS,I to;i
re1lingote IL 10 t6saco,i y iaddriiSs de
pieles, que aquf dcbeif sistituirS1 con
terclopelo % acliai1iieusas t'isie y y
Sc nsan uhos cuelI6s dhe' siibeh Has
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
G. a u S 4 E

para alderman los trajes son Eatlrales.
conscrsadas por III procedimianto hue
yo. out las hace rarecer copfecciona-
Gas IN tela de sela.
Gno de los mis- lreciosos tgaies es
dc tt color dc midnight blne con gram
| les r,sas punz0 Ell ei jug6n y la parte
de ariiba de. la falda, hasta la lfnea
de la cadera. Las rosas van mOnta-
las en- tul plateado V cosido con hilY
platea.lo. q FL efecto es maravllloso ~ +
lOtro traje de baile es, Nde 'tul negro!
adornado con rosas dc diferentes ma
tices alrededor de las caderas.
! Otra maravilla es, de tisu verde Y
plata. rayas, con cafdas de hojas de
chiffon verde alambradas, de manera
que Sc sostengan erectas, como mujer
gentil.
ina belleZa mas: traje de incendiO
eli chiffon color fiama. cubiertO de pc
talos de flores en- terciopelo mas oscu-
rO: las flores snolas clematis divinas
Hay trajes de encajes negrOs ador-
nados con tul color de fucgo. V, flores
recogiendo los paniers: flores blancas
Como ven ustedes, el cOntraste es abso
+, luto. La austeridad del negro, la vi
veZa v brillahtes de ese nuevo color
de passion, y la albura de las flores
! que hablan de niilfas. de novias. dc
novicias. de pureza. Una locura de
mOdas con mucho de poeSfa Ell est0s
adOrnos de flores en- que la mujer pue
/, de hacer combinaciones no sujetaS a
mOdelO algunO. fantaseando ella un po-
quito, Y declineando sus gustos.
Perdonen algunOs disparates con-
fusiones de mi Ultima "causerie".
Las damas que pidan modelos, deben
remitir un sobre grande con su direc-
ei6n y sello de dos tres centaxos. Sc
gun sea el pedido de uno varios mo-
dclos.
;Tendremos jdrdnd eSta noche? No: ::
a mi me coge purifcada por Ell doior,
eualquicr hecatombe que Dios nos en-
vie.
Manana publicar6 la reviSta de una
linda fiesta. de Santurcc. Purity PeHd-
garicanO, que ha hechO SENSATION en-
ell muiido infahtil.
Hasta malana? iQuereis enviar
yuestrOs aguinaldos a los niilitos de
Nfllalba. qne no tienen ropa. Y ST frfo.
y que han recil,ido Y agradeciao muchot
Hn solo regalO, el del senior SudreZ'
que, espl6ndido. envi6 un traie cada'
peqtlelo. Y eran 16y ME Quereis reihi!.
tir ropa usada, ropa nueya, o diIero
81 no auertis ocuparos en hacer paque-
ties. para yestir estos ninitos? Tienen
frfO, tienen> deseo de aprender son
nilos como vuestrps hijos acaso sea
el hanibre la 'moi6r eeApafela lie sus
desnudeces ~ ~ y y
;Os da pena!. !. aSentfs ell deseo de
mitigar esas grandes miseriaS de nues
tro pals, miscrias de las montalas,
ad6nde np llesa la piiedad de los hon.
bfes? ,6t4.
"A
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
CON EL I: HJO
FL PASEO.

Gao la tarde dorada
tras lie los yerdes pino$.
Hay cl las atlas cumbres
un resplandor rojizo
~ el peril de los montcs
Sc recG:ta en- TN nimbO
de luz verdesa, azut, aurirrosada.
En- el anil, el hume estd dor1nide.
QUieta la tarde Y dulce.i' pas u
Ven al campo, bijo mfo:
comcremos majuplas, ~ *t' =
iremLs al endrino,
te aicanzare las bayas de los lobles
y en aquel regat.llo
lie los. llclocho$ coseras las picdras
y costaras los. lir.os.
Entire mi mano, suayc,
su manecita oprimO, 5.l%
Y avanzamos parejos
por: el' alb0- carnino.
@ sf3 -,g&tfE. AsG u I
Los cuencos yacoIodras
del viejo cabreriZo, 5i;
llenando va LII oFdeilas
con blanco chorFo. mantecOso Y tibiO,
y la leche, aromada
de nenta y de tomillo. e.,sGe
SuS fraganciaS ,eSparee,v
por 81 yerdor va setD delaaprisco.
Themes hambie 2,sSi sEenios q
al pastor de. los chiYos,
clique Ell las asIaribuenas"
la otra tarde tie Jlijo ::e = ri a'ie q
E,'vaya IN zagal con los ojuelos guapos7
lamale, y le pedimos
una cuerna de leche
V el cantero de pan que te ha otrecido
Es tarde. Los truci1eros
sc recogen del RIO. s. s
cubren con sucias ropas
los cuerpos renegridos.
" entire la malta de la red platea
Ia pesca que rebosa del cestiIlo.
De su pinar Sc tornan los hacheros
aire lertO v cansino:
ON los hOmbros, las hachas,
Iy en- sus gastatlOs fiiOs,
un retlejo fugaz, que ratios hiere
los semblantes cetrinos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
pROGRAMA DE LA YELADA DEL
i'R0XIMO LINES" DEF. 6s4
ATENEO

"('apricho ESpafol" de Mozkows
Ky, piano, por la senorita Eonchita
Campoamor t
2. aPoesfa de Jose S. Algeria, por
su aut0r.
3.-'De la Vida Madrilela. cuento
de Noche Buena, por Mariana .ibril
A." Capricho de Concerto. piano,
por la nina Ldia Brema.
! 5.-"Sinfonfa del Dolor", Impromtu
No. 3, versos de NJ. Benftez Flores. por
su autor.
4 O.. Canci6n Espanola'' Flor de
T6"9. canto. por la Mia Rosa Maria Be
rios qcompanada al piano po: Ia SC
nora Matilde Girona de BerrfoS.
Tia Danza', lei Aguinaldo' y
4 ''El Seis" sonetos de Ferdinand II,
Cestero. por SUI autor.
# S.-Escenas pintorescas de jules Mar
ssenet: (a) Marche; OBJ Au de bae
let; (c) Angelus I'D Fete hoheme,
piano, pOr la, sehorita Genoveva de
Arteaga y ell professor Arteaga.
9.-Breyes impresiohes, por ell Ii
cenciado Antonio Suliyeres.
10-La Borinquena.
Dos ejemplares Gel libro "Impresio-
mes de un Cronista'', de Mariana Abril,
seran distribufdos entire las damas.
-
S IMPORTANTE AvISO POSTAL
san Juan, Porto Rico, Post offce.
Diciembre 21, 1919
Por el presente Sc les ayisa a todos
los tenedores de apartados en- la OF
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

Cast tres meses van transcurridos
desde que corrobOrando ell noble men
safe de la Espaila polftica. hablaron
organismos tan insignes como ell ms
titutO International IbclO-dmeTicdno
dc DercchO C0mpdrudO. la Socieddd
COlombind ORubensc, el Centre. DE
Caltma HispQRO-amcricdnO. La Casa
DC AmGricd La situaci0n no ha cam
biado. sin embargo, Ell Santo Domin-
20. donde contin1a la ocupaci6n. vio-
lando todo derecho.
Precisamente Sc eSta dando ahora
por hecho que el ilustre portorriqueiio
Martin Travieso va para Sur-am6ri-
ca con una mission diplomatica eSpe-
cial. Celebramos que haya recafdo en-
un portOrriqueno una mission como
es;l. perO 81 Sc trata de reconciliar el
eSplritu del NOrte con el espfritu del
Sur. serd intitil cuanto Sc olga sino
VA precedido por una honrada recti-
ficaci6n de procedures. Mientras Es-
tadoS Unidos no devuelvan SUI indie
pendencia Santo Domingo mientraS
no den Puerto Rico un regimen ire
el que reclame el pueblo,
mientras la .polftica norteamericana
no tome otros rrmbos menos sospe-
rhoSos, con respecto sus tratos con
los pueblos que hablan nuestro idio-
ma. todas las embajadas resultaran
nqtiles todas las tentativas de acer
camiento, fracasad;ls.
Snestross pueblos SON muy corteses
y tendrdn para los ilustiess foIaste-
ross una acogida amatie una hospita-
lidad hidalga pero en- 10 fnndamen-
tai no Sc harh NADIA. porque cualquiei'
cambio de actitud Ell Sur-am6rica tie
ne que estar condicionado fatalmente
Il la conducta de rcctificaciones sim
ceraS que debe adoptar Norteam6rica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
Ell IMPERIAuSMO MODERNO
La 0CQlaCi6N dc SaltD DOMINGO

de America tiene el honor de asociar-
Sc a la iniciatiya del Parlamento es-
pai1ol en- favor del restablecimiento
del regimen de Derecho en- la Repn-
blica Dominicana, v solicita respetuo-
samente el eminente apoyo de V. f.
para esa obra de justicia.-El Presi-
dente, Rafael VehHs"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

es tantO 10 que he sufriO
y es tan grande el dOlor mio,
que me cstOy viendO mOrir.
A estas flores der campo preguntO
81 te han vistO pasar pOr ALI,
pero temO que digan que ST.,
que con Otra te han vistO pasaE
81 10 Olsen, :que va ser de mi?,
que los seIos me van a matar.
iGitano!, etc.
Mardito sea er gitanO
que Sc Orvia de un querer
v a una probe gitaniya
asin jase padecers IL
! iMardito sea er gitano
que asin mata a una mujer!
F suscrsbass . EL IMPARcIAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

Sc acercan. -Buenas, tardes.
Maya con Dios, amigo...
I; Perc no los conoces?
Ell de la aijada es Limo,
el que la Otra ma1iana
trajo al Paular el nido
ei que haja ell ell CAIRO de sus bucyes
los troncos de los pinos.
lie fatiga la cuesta?
DeScansaremOs, hijO.
Aqui. no; mas arriba,
que 'ya Sc siente Ia humedad del rio
La espesura del roble
Iva cerrando el canine:
!se oye el grammar de un cuervo
" un hjano silbido.
Z Tor que te paras?... ;Ticmblas? :?
tsAcaso sientes frfo?.-.. ....
! All, va. Caperucita -.
No temas; vas eonmigO.
RI lobo yive lejOS
i, es generOso' ", noble con los nihos.
FiEge un cefiro blando
miSteriosO suspiro:
el pipiar de las aves
hag cesado el Hos nidOS.
/ . s..,. g .
/ ;Qu9 te lleve en- mis- brazOs?
! SieDlpre aeabas 10 miSmo...
Agdrlate a mi clello,: ~
mo sicltes = tie caigas, hijo mfo.
No siento La materia:
es aire y luz mi pensamiento Iimpio.
De la carne' desnudo -
IlevQ al yiento ell, espfritu.
II It Vas bien?... No me responde.
i0omG el hume en- ell aire Sc ha dormido.
iAy, Ia deleitosa carga
dc mi cansapci0 aiiyio!
ENRIQUE. DE JfESA
Ell DR.. D. JESUS MONAGAS
Ha ingresado en- eli Auxilio Mltue,
q causa deiunos reciente dolencia, es-
tie conOcido Y acreditado facultatiyo.
Mucho eelebraremos un pronto y
lca,,,nleto 1esfahlac;m;anto de In eaIud
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

con motive de el Dfd de Ia RdSa, y
en- relaci0n con La actitud del Parla-
mento espaiiol en- favor del restable-
cimiento en- la Repdblica Dominicana
del regimen de derecho destrufdo pol
la ocupaci6n americana desde el ailo
1916.
BE aquf los textos:
''Presidente Wilson.-Casa Blanca.
Washington. I'd. CD--El Institute
International bero-americano de De
recho Comparable. ruega respetuosa-
lnente la simpatfa del alto espfritu de
justicia de Y. +. hacia la iniciativa
del Parlamento espai1ol en- favor del
restablecimiento del orden jurfdico en-
la Repiblica pominicana.--E Presi-
dente. Rafael .4itamiia. senador del
Reino y catedratico de III Universidad
Central Madrid.
'sA.lsu excelencia ell presidente Will
sprl.-eC asa Blanca. Washington. ~
tD. c.D--Isn el Dfa de la Raza, la So
siedad Colombina Onubense glorif-
cad0ra peIlnanente- del genio descu-
bridor Del Nueyo Mundo. tiene a hon
Ia elevar a ". +. siplica respetuosa
en- favor de la restauraci6n de la au-
t0nomfa Ell la Repdblica Dominicana
como obra digna de los eminentes
principles prpclamados por V. iE.-El
Presidente, J. rHa'rhcaq. Golombo.E-
Huelva y octubre 1919"
,Pfesidente Wilson. Casa Blanca.
Washington. (H. C.)-El "Centro
de Cultura Hispano-americano" tiene
81 honor de solicitar el elninente apo
70 de ", L. a Ia iniciativa de las Ca
lnaras espaholas en- favor de la res
tauraci6n del eraen Constitutional en-
Id Repiblica Dominitana. altel'ado
.,lexdeN i9l6 mediante Ia socltpaci6n
militaf americana a que esta sumeti-
da aquelEi Repiblica hermann Fl
I'residentes Luis Palom0, Senador del
RcifO'
"Presidente Wilson. Casa BIan-
ca. Washington Cd. C.)-La Casa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
Ell Arte del Cuple

Ell Arte del Cuple
"PENIYAS GITAN A S"
Canci0n).-Letra Y musica de
]. Martinez Abades
Creaci0n de PastOra ImperiO.
VengO andando caminOS mu largOs;
vengO ansiOsa buscandO un querer,
un cOnsuelO tener
ar tormento de un perdiO amor
que jaciendome esta padeser,
y es mi via un continue dOlOr.
iGatino!,
no merescO tn desyfO;
iserranOi,
que sin ii no pu6 viyir;
igitano!,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
Ell DIR. D. JESUS MoNAGAs

Ell DIR. D. JESUS MoNAGAS
Ha ingresado en- eli Auxilio Mdtue,
causa deiun0s reciente doleneia, es-
te conocido y acreditado facultatiyo.
Mucho eelebraremos un pronto y
complete restablecimiento de la salud
ldeI huen amigo Y excclente medico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

tw- susersbass 3 g IMPARcIAL
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
WATTS 8 ROGERS BUYING
BARRETT IMPLEMENT STOCK

w The firm of Watts q Rogers, hard
ware and implement dealers of Weston
Ire negotiating this week with H. A.
Barrett for the purchase of the G. A.
Barrett & Co. stock of farm imple-
ments. An inventory of the stock has
been taken and the deal. involving
transfer of land. has been practically
closed, consummation being held SUBJ
ject to verifcation of title to the land.
The land involved is the 1900 acre
ranch on Pine creek, form erly owned
by Frank Beale, which adjoins large
body of land owned by Mr.. Barrett,
and which he secures by releasing the
implement stock to Messrs. Watts &
Rogers. q,
Mr.. Barrett's outside interests de-
mand his personal attention to the ex
tent that he has found it necessary to
relinquish his connection with an en-
terprise with which he has been iden-
titled from boyhood.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
JACK, LITTLE SON OF +. ].
HARRIS, DIES SUDDENLY

Jack, the little four-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Harris, died
Sunday night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. D. Scott Fisher. where the pa
rents are residing. While the little
one had been in delicate health from
his birth. and had not fully recovered
from the effects Of a recent attack Of
measles, the end came almost wholly
without warning. except that the child
became i'll earlier in the day. Doctors
Sharp and Hart worked heroically. to
save theilittle ones life, but without
avail.
Mr.. Harris. who is manager of the
Athena Drug company. brought his
family to Athena only a short time
ago, and their newly made friends and
acquaintances sympathize deeply with
them in their bereavement, Little
Jack was peculiarly lovable and pre-
cocious child, and made every one his
friend.
The remains were taken to Wilbur,
WASH. on Monday mornings train for
interment, where the funeral was held
Wednesday, Wilbur being the child IS
birth placs. Jack Wilson Harris was
born December 3l. 1914, and died
March 20. 1919. aged four years, two
months and "a days. s--
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
Pythians Bestow Jewels.

Pythisn Lodge No. 20, Knights of
Pythias, held most interesting ses-
sion last evening when in the presence
of members of the lodge and visiting
members of the order from Pendeton,
Walla Walla and Weston. Charles ?.
Strain of Pendleton. in an eloquent
address. presented 7. D. Taylor, Fl. T.
Millen and A. R. Booher with veteran
Jewels. Initiatory work in two ranks
was participated in by visiting mem
bers, at the close of which refresh
ments were served.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
.EPWORTH LEAGUE
RALLYF0 MONDAY

Following along the lines Of the
Methodist centenary world program
conference recently in Spokane, there
will be held Monday. April Z. at the
Pioneer Methodist Episcopal church
in Walla Walla district mobilization
rally of the Epworth League. There
will be delegates from every league
chapter in the Walla Walla district
and it is expected many delegates from
outside points will make the trip to
Walla Walla for the conference.
The league conference plans to begin
to mobilize the $4,000 members of the
Epworth League in the northwest
behind the great spiritual and financial
campaign of the Methodist centenary.
Among the speakers at the Walla
Walla conference will be j. Edgar
Purdy. Epworth League secretary.
Portland area; DR.. 7. W. Lane. Walla
Walla; DR.. H. R, Schuett, Tacoma
and DR.. H. o. Perry. Moscow, Idaho.
Mr.. Carl Bell will be toastmalter.
Sessions will last poth afternoon and
night, beginning at 400 p. m.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
WILL ATHENA PLAY THE
NATIONAL GAME THIS YEAR

Pilot Rock is organized to play in
dependent base ball this year on a
booked schedule with other towns of
the county. and Kernel Woods town
is exhibiting cocky temper over her
prospects for the season.
Athena bugs have grouped around
Sid Barnes. the elongated, proficient
and efficient scorekeeper, and done
ster Littlejohny, the following galaxy
of amateur diamond stars: Shick and
Dudley. pitchers; McPherrin. catcher;
Hall, formerly with Touchet) srd
base: Geo. Lieualen, End base; John
Barnes. fielder ;Tharp and others, some
where else.
And there you are.
Just can of pep, sprinkled over the
faithful just now, and some one to
head the bunch. and--you're off Who
will take the lead and sprinkle the
men?
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
Work for Red Cross.

The following ladies comprise the
roll of honor for Wednesday afternoon
at the Red Cross rooms Mrs. W. X.
Wall, Mrs. D. H. Sanders. Mrs. W..
X. Taylor. Mrs. A. R. Thompson and
Mrs, E. A. Dudley. An urgent call
comes from headquarters at Pendleton.
to members to assist in the completion
of 1900 garments by the 1st of June,
tfis task being set for Umatilla Chap
ter. 1t is promised that after this
consignment is finished, the work for
the summer will be over. But II will
eSuire the united effort of all faithful
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
o. E. S. Visited BY Official.

Wednesday evening was a notable
event in the affairs of Mckenzie Chap.
ter, No. liz. Order of Eastern Star,
when the Chapter was visited by Mrs.
F. W. Settlemier of Portland. Grand
Worthy Matron of the Order in Ore
gon. Masonic Hall was tastefully
decorated in daffodis and apricot
blossoms, and large number of mem.
bers were present to welcome the
official. Two candidates received the
degrees by initiation. Refreshments
were served by the committee. consist
ing of Mrs. M. l.. Watts, Mrs. B. B
Richards and Mrs. Henry Dell.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
Ladies Visit Weston

A group Athena ladies'. members of
the local Eastern Star Chapter. visited
Crescent Chapter of Weston, last eve
ming, where they enjoyed the work of
the neighboring chapter under the d.
rection Of the Worthy Grand Matron,
Those going over were: Mrs. r. B.
McEwen, Mrs. A. B. Steele, Mrs. F.
B. Boyd. Mrs. W. S. Ferguson, Mrs.
VIM. Rice and Miss Grant. The Wes-
ton ladies most grsciously entertained,
and Mrs. C. II. Marsh and Miss Lorene
Parker, of Pendleton. were also their
guests.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
THE TROPHY TRAIN
IS COMING APRIL 8

Athena's reception of the North
west Liberty Loan trophy train will
take place at the O.-W. R. & N. sta
tion next Tuesday, afternoon, April
9th. at 2:l0 o'clock 1t is suggested
that the schools be dismissed for the
occasion. SO that the pupils may have
the opportunity of seeing the world
~ war relics which were captured from
the Germans and which will be exhib-
tied here. Also, it is desired to have
as many people from the country as
possible. come into town for the pur.
pose of viewing the exhibit.
The special train, comprising four
cars carrying war trophies and two
cars carrying the men in charge. will
be in Athena for 10 minutes. The
train comes from Walla Walla, stop
ping at Milton at ls:l0 and at Weston
at l:25 D. m. Leaving Athena. it will
make short stop at Adams then pro-
ceed to Pendleton, thence east over
the main line.
The trophy train is run under the
supervision of the treasury department
of the Federal government for the
purpose of advertising the Victory
Liberty Loan drive beginning April H.
This extensive showing of trophies of
the great war includes two fiat cars
laden with heavy field pieces taken
from the Germans. A French mos
quito tank that was badly damaged by
German shell fire and its two occupants
killed, is one of the interesting fea-
lures.
The heavy artillery pieces IN the ex-
hibit and the ordnance and parapher-
malta of war included in the small ex-
hibit will be explained to- visitors by
soldiers who gained their knowledge
on the 5attlefelds of France. The
French mosquito tank included in the
exhibit is shown by c. Clarence
Ljkens. Portland man who served
with the "Tom Cats" on this type of
war machine. In his own experience.
the tank in which he and his 'buddie"
were serving. bscame mIred in she'll
hole in the thick of the fray. The
two soldiers removed the machine gun
to vantage near by, from which they
used it effectively In cleaning snipers
nests and his mate was killed at that
point.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-04-04
Soldier Has War Bride.

Fred Geissel of the llsth Engineers.
has arrived home from overNAs. hav-
ing been discharged from the service
at Camp Lewis last week., Mr.. Gels.
sci, who before the war was employed
in the Walters mill at PenIleton. is
visiting at the home of his mother in
Athena this week. He reports that
Mosco Froome. also Of the ll6th, and
who has arrived in the United States,
has war bride. whom he welded in
France. From Sid Barnes. another
member of the 1l6th. it is learned that
the bride is Belgian, refugee from
her devastated country. where her
father and brother were killed BY the
invaders.