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The courier-index., 1919-12-19
Lane Soon to Quit
Wilson'S Cabinet

Washington, Dec. 17.-Secretary
Lane today issued statement deny
ing published reports that he had
placed his resignation before Presi-
dent Wilson, but disclosed that he
intended to leave the cabinet when
he can do so without adding to the
presidents "burdens or Worries"
This is Mr.. Lanes statement:
"With reference to my talked-of
resignation, have not sent to the
president nor even written it, but |
do contemplate going out Of the cab
met and have withheld talking to
the president about it, because did
not wish to add to his burdens or
worries at this time. Nor do know
when the time will come when ! can.
This is full statement of all the
facts. I have thought it unkind to
say anything to him about the matter
and that any mention of it now by
anyone would be needless annoy
ance."
The courier-index., 1919-12-19
Big CHRISTMAS
FOR THE KIDDIES
CHURCHES TO GIVE PRESENTS
FROM OLD-FASHIONED TREES.
ELKs AND UNITED CHARITIES
WILL PLAY SANTA.

Old Santa Claus--the fat, jolly,
kind hearted old bewhiskered Santa
of our youth--will be very much in
evidence in Mariana during the
Christmas season, and the kiddies--
every last one of ems going to
participate in his Christmas bounty.
1t makes no difference if the h. c. |.
is playing havoc with pocketbooks
and bank rolls, and fruits and nuts
and candies and goodies of all kinds,
and toys and everything is higher'n a
cats back, the children are going to
get what they need to make this a
merry Christmas.
The Elks have raised fund of sew
eral hundred dollars which will be
used in the purchase of Christmas
dainties for the poor children OF the
city. On Christmas Eve, as usual,
delegation Of Elks in automobiles,
loaded to the limit with candies, nuts,
fruits, toys and many other articles
will make the rounds of the city and
play Santa Claus to the kiddies that
otherwise might have lean Christ
mas. The United Charities will assist
in this work and will supplement it
with the distribution of substantial
gifts to those who are in need.
Dressed chickens, salads and all the
accessories that go to make up good
Christmas dinner will be distributed
by the United Charities. And then
this worthy organization will pur-
chase clothing and shoes and stock
ings and other articles of wearing
apparel and place them where they
are needed. The Lions Club has also
made an appropriation of $50 from
its funds to be used in the purchase
of Christmas goodies and toys for
the poor children of the city.
Christmas trees will feature the
Yuletide season at the Methodist,
Baptist, Presbyterian, Episcopalian
and Christian churches. The Chris
tian church will have their tree on
Sunday morning, December 21- The
Baptists will have their tree at the
church Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock for the children of the pri-
mary and beginners departments of
the SUNDAY school. The Presbyterians
will have their tree at 5 o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon; the Methodists at
$50 on Christmas afternoon, and
the Episcopalians on Monday follow
ing Christmas at a 80 in the after
noon.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19
PITTSBURCERS DON'T MIND
MIND BEING BUMPED

Pittsburg, Pa. Dec. 17.A-Pitts-
burgers are sadly lacking in polite
ness, according to Harland Barthol-
omew, chief engineer of the city
planning commission of st. Louis,
here to give an address before the
Civic Club.
Mr.. Bartholomew said that while
making his way through crowded
street here he frequently bumped
against hurrying passerby. Turn
ing to apologize his notions of eti-
quette suffered a jar because the
person addressed was Fastening Sc
renely on. Even women look aston
ished and a bit suspicious of man
who has played the role Of batter
ing ram and raises his hat and begs
pardon.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19
WOULD BEAUTIFY
DEPOT GROUNDS
SUGGESTION MADE THAT CITY
PURCHASE TWO LOTS SOUTH
OF NEW STATION FOR STA
TION PARK.

C. E. Daggett, attorney for the
Missouri Pacific railroad, stated yes
terday he had received letter from
the landscape engineer for the rail-
road saying he would be in Mariana
in the near future to take up with
the citizens the matter of beautify-
ing the surroundings to the new pas
senger station now in course of con-
struction. The railroad recently
suggested the city or some of the
civic or commercial organizations
here purchase the two lots located
Immediately south of the new station
and open the way to the terminus of
Church street. The two lots are now
occupied by cabins that are an eye
sore to the public. The railroad COM
pany agrees to beautifuy the lots,
construct driveway that would lead
from the depot to Church street,
plant shrubbery and flowers on the
lots and keep the premises in an att
tractive shape The advisability of
purchasing these lots was brought up
at recent meeting of the Lions Club
and received favorable action from
that organization. 1t is probable the
matter will be placed before the city
council at its meeting on the first
Tuesday night in January with the
suggestion the city make the pur-
chase.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19
Ask Newspapers to
Reduce 10 Per Cent

Washington, Dec. II. - Every
newspaper in the country was called
on today by the house postoffice
committee to reduce its consumption
of news print paper by 10 per cent
for a period of six months in an ef-
fort to relieve the present serious
shortage which the committee has
been told threatened the destruction
of number of small papers.
Voluntary cooperation of publish
ers would obviate the necessity for
repressive governmental action, said
the committee statement, which was
prepared by Chairman Steenerson.
Members of the committe said if the
publishers carried out the voluntary
conservation plan further action on
the Anthony bill to limit the size of
newspapers and periodicals using the
second-class mail privilege would be
postponed for the present, at least.
Mr.. Steenerson's statement to the
newspaper publishers follows:
''The committee considered the
shortage in the news print paper
supply and believe that unless con-
sumption can be materially reduced,
it will result in the destruction of a
large number of newspapers in the
smaller cities and towns, and inf1ict
irreparable injury to the communities
served by them; and having in mind
the great results accomplished dur
| ing the late war by the voluntary
and patriotic cooperation of the peo
pie in saving food, fuel and other
necessaries, in which you had cred
table part, we appeal to you to re
duce consumption of news print pa
per by at least 10 per cent during
the next six months, thereby avert
ing the threatened injury and OBJ
waiting the necessity for repressiv'
measures in the future"
The courier-index., 1919-12-19
OFFICERS CHOSEN FOR
EASTERN STAR LODGE

At the annual election held on the
evening of December 9, the following
officers were chosen for the Eastern
Star Lodge, Mariana Chapter No.
413:
Mrs. Martha Hollenback, worthy
matron.
Earle A. Williams, worthy patron
Mrs. Geneviepe Morris, associate
matron.
Mrs. N. J. Williams, secretary.
Mrs. Mary Erwin, treasurer.
Miss Lula Maye Williams, conduc-
tress.
Mrs. Mary v. Sutton, associate
conductress.
Miss Frances M. Moore, Adah.
Mrs. Pauline Williams, Ruth.
Mrs. Adele Cohen, Esther.
Mrs. Ruth Hammock, Martha.
Mrs. W. B. Hoyle, Electa.
DR.. A. H. Cohen, sentinel.
Mrs. Elinor McClendon, marshal.
Mrs. Cara Hughey, chaplain.
Mrs. Minnie Foster, musician.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19
JOE BAILEY EFT AL. MUST
PAY $50, 900 BACK TAXES

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 17.-Joseph
W. Bailey, former senator from
Texas, his son, Weldon Bailey, and
several other Texans must pay back
taxes to the state of Arizona to the
amount of $4,000. This was de-
cided by the state supreme court
here today in the Baca Float No. 5
case, involving a land grant of
100000 acres. The defendants con-
tended they were exempt from taxes
for 1894 because the survey Of
the grant was not then on file.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19
CUPID "BANE CUT LOOSE"
IN WHITE HOUSE KITCHEN

Washington, Dec. 17.-Dan Cupid
invaded the White House kitchen to-
day and scored another victim with
his bow and arrow. His target was
Miss Sigfried Charlotte Nelson, who
has presided over the culinary affairs
of the White House for the past four
years, accompanying the presidents
family to Europe and on other trims.
Sergt. Christian Larsen was the
lucky man, but the White House
mourns the loss of an exceptionally
talented cook.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19
We Haze With Us T0day-Santa Claus

Grantand Rice in st. Louis Gobe-Democrat
When Sanity from his Lapland throne
Looked down upon the frenzed nations,
From Petrograd along to Rome,
New York and other wellknown stations
He said: "This year I'll take each tribe
Just what l think the proper notion
In place of foolish gifts to bribe
Or help appease crude emotion
And so when Christmas day arrives
Each Russian Red will gather focking,
To fnd provided he survives,
These simple gifts within his stocking
A shaving kit-a bath-an
Of common that isn't freezing,
And Russian you pronounce
Without quick recourse to sneezing.
In Berlin, too l think they'll get
gift that ought leave them wiser;
No-notythe gold to meet their debt
Nor yet another warke kaiser;
They'll find book upon each tree
Through Fate, the publishers permission
"WHO DIDN'T WIN THE WAR"-will be
The title of this edition.
And when beneath old English skies
He finds his renders swiftly nearing,
He'll leave John Bull with bulgng eyes,
Too hoarse for any further cheering;
simple gift which should enrich
The world beyond its hardest labors-
A "Sinn Fein Soothing Syrup which
Will make the Irish loving neighbors.
He pondered long before he found
The proper gift, with variations, '&
To upon Italian round
To help check wild imaginations;
But in each vine clad Roman yard "a a
On Christmas day each can show it
A dozen keepers for each bard
And cages for each frenzied poet
With parching thoarts amid the drouth
And ist-dispeing experts banished;
Where dust has gathered in the mouth
And ratings made of brass have vanished
With Uncle Sam bereft of booze,
Where rust has settled each throttle
/ know that two three could
A package, Abeled-'Prvate Bottle"
The courier-index., 1919-12-19

John Hall, editor of the Mammoth
Springs Sun, one of the quaintest
newspaper writers, has retired, after
having followed the trail of print
er's ink for 35 years.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19

Crawford county has just got rid
of some of her undesirable citizens.
Twenty-Five of them have been sent
to the penitentiary.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19

The perfect wife never quarrels,
and it is no trouble in the world to
find her. The cemetery is full of
them.
The courier-index., 1919-12-19

Four hours sleep out of twenty
four is sufficient for the elephant.
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given, in compliance with the consti-
tuition.
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Los oJos DE- MARY GAEDfN

Alexis pietrovitch Iegj E7.te hm6
i.ica cuando apcn55 cal,sba dies NO..
te arcs ve2ia DC unc pinso~csca a.
deaaela, perdida en "a solaaniGad ban
ca dc La estcpas moscoyitas IN To-
Estados Unidos vivi6 "a mis,ra aolors
g. vida de todCs los orl.glal .ca Gc III
case: en- una inmulGa coeacha &c
Gale dc ElecclScr. a ppsa- &c 81 ida
sin obieto. ce 81 traaajo cudC. - a-u.
tia, &c cuanGc or vez cast feiiz. 20.
que para 81 tods 81 eioria T io3s -
algeria SC c;fraba on .sja ca,s c1sa.
les ojcs dc &2ry GsfjeE. ST. Sua.tacEo
i..al oliente . peer aGleJiaio. no5,s7-
ba de MI maTeeas ' 20; totas parties.
eli rost-o nsgaviliosamerja ovalado v
pensativo dc Ia gan art'ssa. Atm ca
un bugtc a5-i-er.e; cli Gl- caoc-a
escult6-ioa y mas ell5 unoe 1.-sos %l.
Suidamonoe 'cy.cnjiGos scbea 'Ca eiaia
longes vo,UDtuo3os y iui.uaeac ..ies coa.
Las saoados por la tarde, "a concluida
su labor de Ia sonana. Goa q 6olusdo
paquete verde dc 81 aalagio Ell j. boiaa.
Alexis Pietrcv,tch Sc ibc &c co'ar-o,
Yara voz volvia I su saas Sir 'icvsr
consigo una luev5 fotoggs 81 AZ N.Y.
Garden.
DeGpa65 dc 41aclcs ,lcss7 do c-si,oe
diaries, dc esperanzas fraoagadSa = Ie
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CTNEMATOGRAFICAS
Romantics Historic

gselGc2. 1t~ dfao n vida c5ntompla-
iva qe, d 'rslcaa fscnas do do.true
on
u amigo rvs. -u con6dsutc. ma
t5~#5c o. o9sue!c5 rna n0ficia que vol,
sic . leaa &c ireuictuaer In vida doi
r1ar, ptetrovi,ch. s.ary Garden. rsgdn
leC.s Lc Peut Journh'. aeababa Dc
i.esa. Fars = don'r5 dc pocos dias
.s.a-ia en- las hneas &C fuego. ponien.
~ vsndsfc- y plla0rag &c c0nsuelo 50
arc el doIor de los heridos
Dcsd7 csc lomcnto Alexis Pietro.
vl.on no .as0 otTa idea QUO "a exponcr-
e7 lls ba.a para vor Fl sai. dando ma
s-asre, louaba osa May Garden 80
-CergaIss a 6l Ten aba.
81 asudrms hc.id oiiamar6. pedl
rs qac veuga ella. sunqps solo sea una
yes. No tcngo 'a ssirdad &c que no
~1 E.eara. UEa rntss taa bella tieno
-a1 ese ae. rss.-7 riaae.a.
~ d.a eir~icp.e d- c.ta -esoiuci6n.
-raEao lCa a.crau. ,sca07n mas fuer
.cscnie mf lo.,Hlcmen'o "a 'rinehe
rs. 5...o-..cl 7pfoveclardc rn m0.
.r-n,o r. c7an1s4. alto Tel foso. =
.H lcea:soute -p~czo aisparar 30
&c ios ra,aiso-- pet5 apolas iogro
ra.~sa..-g saos lia- 0rH-a minuse5
Eucsr. p,feUa al aesraro ~ POGO IA
d,U0sfc1s. use balls lo destroa0 "a "a
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La EXPOSITION de Pintura en- el Ateneo
Ell esfuerzo de Dfaz Nc Kenna

I do sus atuarelas, donde tiende a la
sencillez, pues Sc aparta de las muchas
fguras Y de la complejidad en- la COM
posicion, en- la cual hay muchos pro-
blemas que veneer. Tambien hay que
hacer referencia los cuadritos de En-
rique Tomas Blanco, al marcado con
premio especial, de Rosa H. Mejia, y
alguno que otro mas, como los de Ca
brera. Ell estilo de estos cuadros difie-
re del de los demas en- algunos deta-
lies de ejecucion, pues sc nota en- ellos
cierta Independence, conciencia del
Maestro Sc entiende, Independence que
es la que va creando luego Ell estilo
propio.
Despues de haber visto con agrado
los cuadros de P. Julia, Julia e. Blon-
det de Rosado, pase a la Seccion de
Dibujo, que aunque pudiera parecer
mas insignificante para muchos, tengo
para mi que es donde pueden apreciar-
Sc tambien las facultades del artista
| future.
El primer premio, concedido al "di-
bujo al lapiz'' de Clara L. Canals, es
ia magnifcamente otorgado. Hay estd-
10, habilidad, limpieza en- la ejecucion,
valoraci6n de tonos q. producer una
perspective diafana Y real del paisa-
je. El lapiz es un gran maestro: las
transiciones del tono Sc producer muy
bien en- lapiz y Sc aprende mucho antes
de iniciarse en- Ell color. El gran pintor
ingles produjo una de sus mejores COM
posiciones al lapiz, 81 NAL no recuerdo,
y este cuadro representaba un salon
con muchas iiguras en- las que dio un
relieve magistral y una gran perspec-
tiva que superb en- ejecucion sus me-
| jores obras. Tai es 10 que nos dice Ia
crftica. Por estas raZones, al yer los
paisajes al lapiE de Clara l.. Canals
he querido Lacer estas insinuaciones y
recalcar el msrito intrinseco que encie-
rran estos cuadros, que por su poca
complejidad hacen recaer toda la aten-
ci0n del estudiante hacia la verdad de
les formas, por 10 tanto, laboran con
mas esfuerzo por Ia consccuci6n de este
ideal, que es ell "substratum" de las
artes graficas.
Y ahora Sc me ocurre Ia misma pre-
gunta de Samalea Iglesias; cuando el
maestro parte, Gsus discipulos persis-
tiran con ell mismo empeiio en- sus es-
tudios sin desmayar por la ausencia
del cue ilumin6 el senders brillante del
arGe de Rafael y de Buonarroti? iQuien
sabe Muchos persistiran. Su amor
al arte los mantendra con ell entusiaslno
necesario para continuar la empefiada
tarca, perc otros quizas sin la egida
del Maestro Sc abatiran por este gol-
pc, y sin brios va para seguir contribu-
yendo la expression del bello arte,
quizas no continIen nanteniendo ell en-
tusiasmo necesario.
Y toda esta labor de arte Sc debe al
esfuerzo de Nc Kenna, que en- tan
corto tempo ha orientado una vein
tena de jovenes con vocaci6n para este
aTte, los cuales carecian anteriormente
dc escuela Y de maestros.
Nucst-o saludo al pintor que Sc des-
pide y nuestros estimulos para los dis
cipulos que sc quedan.
I G. Anton HERNANDEZ.
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MATEIMoNTo ART1sTTCO
EUIDOso

El caramicnto ds Mi Alice FRA
dy Y de Jaues l.. Crane. 1uc fuvo IN.
sar CO Ia scaan' pasad1 y ha sado ora.
si5n q muchoa corisntar.es cn 11- rircu.
los teatrales ' litcfarios. rerueva Il in
ter6s cue despest6 hsce p0co una nere
grina iutervi6 que "a aetuz pu6lic6 on
una ds las ediciones dominlcalss del
world = del otob7 psssdo
Dosoribicndo "a indoIc fo hombre que
"a acsris dos1ed7 tener p3r marid0. All.
CO Brady dccia el dtcha eu'rFsiria.
'Ha - ser afro mas y'eio ere 30.
y conccaT alnuraE crfa- mas dc las qus
80 cono7co. 1fa a. p0dor 'riuufat en-
II v.da D. sshcisnte pare hastar-o Cd
misEio. pffo ESQ On una forra inriaea
tai, o. decir. sin quo c0astituya Al fon
do principal &c rus preocapac.ones OIL.
slera quo fuora raa bfsn tranauiio y
ssr.o qus huilicioso. pcFo cor aiTo de-
huro- para embcliecer y anlmsr las
cosa1 dc IA yiaa ST. hemos do Corso.
gg'g qgc nas7tr1s c0rss yayan visnio
on pops, soBEo mieao que haya ae e
ner m POGO De pacicncia. pues 80 no
COY axircmadamonts i1vsdcra. Ia Dc
7c. en t9dcr conceptcg un hombrc igre
probable. y rno &c oaoa Que sisutsn
ag1cllo de "hasia Ia maerte para
que la8 -lmas puedan e. enderss y com
49, ne s..- .sa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-07

Don. Luis Samalea Iglesias y otros
han hablado bastante sobre este asun-
TO de inter6s, pero yo quisro mencio-
mar y exponer algo tambien sobre un
tsma tan suggestive, y ademas hablar
acerca de ls justicia que Sc ha hecho
en- 10 concession de premios los cua-
Gros que en- verdad han sido. acerta-
dos.
Y este hecho es de apreciarse tanto
mas cGanto que hoy los certamenes
eaposiciones son mirados con cier-
tas reticencias por parte de los artis-
tas y de los intelectuales. Hay pintores
c5iebres cue no concurren va expo
sicicnes nj certamenes. Ha resultado
casi sienpre en- estas exhibiciones del
intelecto que los mediocres han salido
victoriosos EN- la obtcnci6n de los pre-
mios, Y los que realments han sido
dignos de ellos Sc han relegado mas
bajas categorias.
rs verdaderamente peregrino que el
mSrito de IN artista dependa del re
caltado de un certamen de una ex-
posici0n de cuadros. FL artista por 10
regular no lleva su mejor obra la
Ezpcsici6n. Cuando Sc entera de q. csta
va llevarse cabo Sc pone trabajar
con pren1ura para clio. Esta ansioso
de yer Ell cuadro prento para poder cal
crlar los efectos de arte acumulados
que le daran sus sohados triunfos. Es-
tos efectos los ouiere buscar muy prom
10. sin estudiado analisis, por ejemplo,
del dibujo ("alma mater de TN cua-
dro). Podria traer a colacion como
una prueba de 10 que afrmo Ell her
moso cuadro premiado de O. L. Ru-
cabado. Los tonos mny bellos de la
pintura decorative disimulan una lige-
re incarreccion de dibujo en- la espalda
del hombre y cierta desproporci6n en- Ia
plano que estrecha el brazo de la mr-
ier. Scguramente que quien hace un
caadro de la iinportancia de ese tiene
cue darGo cuenta mas tarde de escs
detalles que parecen fitiles, aunque en-
la apariencia general Gel conjunto no
SO cchan dc yer.
Pero antes Gle todo, saludemos al Ar
10 que Sc inicia. Saludemos a la ju-
ventud, que ansiosa de mostrar sus fa-
cultades artisticas solo ha encontrado
un McKenna que la guie en- ell camino
del Artc. Un maestro que les olga Else
tOnO esta bajo de color,p bien "ese
tono es mas vigoroso." Asi sus disci-
pulog han tenido una orientacion para
discernir cuando Ell trabajo prosigue
bien.
La marina" de Pinilla, la cual
Sc 10 ha concedido premio, consistente
en- medalla de orc, es digna verdade-
ramente de ese tribute de justicia. Es
uno de los discipulos mas aventajados
del maestro. Els laborioso, amante de
Ia Naturaleza, pues va Sc desdefa en-
ccpiar de originates. LLegara pintar
buenos paisajes y marinas de Puerto
Rice. FL oleaje del mar esta bien di-
bujado y hay realidad en- ell colorido.
La TERRA esta muy bien de tono, ell
conjunto esta bien proporcionado.
Son dignos de mencionar, ademas de
los cuadros al 6leo premiados, la acua-
rela de r. M. Soto, que obtuvo un Sc
gundo premio; los dibujos de Colora-
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DE 1NTEREs PARA Las sENoRAs

Hago maquina Punto de vainica,
Dobladillos, Tru-Tru y Rivete de Pi-
cot en- toda ciase de telas que Sc me
envien y a precios econ6micos. Se sir
ven encargos por correo.
Tienda LA FAMA, San Francisco.
TcIefono $50. A. TERRADILLos.
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CINE IMPERIAL

Para hoy sc nnuncia Il debut en-
sauturce dc Ia Favor.ia Constance TAI.
madge en- "Escaaaalo. Tambisn ~ sx.
hibira el segundo episode de "a iuts.
roaante sensational seris "El Pao-
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Los episodes y De la Tsnsaei6n
del circo'. Tambisn hahra un matt.
nal las dioz y trsinta De Ia raaaana
bonefcio del niho Julio Torres. Ia
Empresa rucga Ia asistcncia a este a..
to dc todas los pcrsonas dc bisn y ca.
ridad.
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Cornerciantes

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pas, camisas y baules del Campamen-
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CINE NORMA

Hoy los estrsnos Dc ioa spisodlos 2
Y de Ia Tentaei6n del oireo'' por
Eddie Polo.
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