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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-29
PEP MEETING
NEXT THURSDAY
Denison Schools Arrange for Pep
Meeting Tomorrow to Prepare
for Council Bluffs Game
START A NEW HEALTH CRUSADE
Sam Gratke Making Arrangements to
Give Concerts During Coming Hol-
.s-ssjdays-Hieh School Notes 49,
(By Zinke)

There was no school last Thursday
and Friday because of the teachers
institute which was held here. 1t was
well attended, both by teachers from
all over the county and the townspeo-
Pile. The attendants report that the
Institute was great success.
Those of the pupils who took adj
vantage of the vacation and left town
were Ruby Faul to Holstein, Rose
Aebischer to Deloit, Willis Barber to
Ft. Dodge, EIlna Solomon to kiron
and Milda Lochmiller to Manning.
Those who left town after institute
was over were Miss, Names to Sioux
City, Miss Deimers to Ogden, Miss
Chambers to jefferson, the Misses
McClain, Hoffman Edwards and
Wright to Omaha to attend the grand
opera, and the Misses Hall and Mabel
Kelly to Omaha to visit Fanny Hayes,
a former teacher here.
The new health crusade is being
instituted in the public schools from
the kindergarten to the junior high
school. It is statewide movement
for shealthier school children.
Elsie Cavett went to Omaha Mon
dayito consult an eye specialist.
The glee clubs are starting work on
Christmas cantata. It will be given
in the opera house at Christmas time.
When the professors and superinten-
dents of the schools from sneighboring
towns were here for institute Profess
sor Gratke. the high school orchestra
leader talked to them concerning con-
certs to he given in their respective
towns during the Christmas vacation.
They were all very enthusiastic over
the idea. Consequently the program
committee met with Professor Gratke
this week to work out a program.
At a junior meeting held last week
the class decided on maize and blue
for their class colors.
Last Wednesday three normal train
ers, Esther Randall, Evelyn Vassar
and Gladys Buckley together with the
normal training teacher, visited Alta
Schafer's school in Paradise township.
Those who went home last week
were George Sleeper, Theodore Haw-
ley, of Vail; Anna Poleske, of Buck
Grove; Fideha and Wesley Green, of
Deloit; Blanche Cooley, of Holstein,
and Gladys and Royal Nelson, who
were accompanied by Mary Vollersen,
to Kiron.
Girls hockey games have been dis
continued until more clubs can be pro-
cured. - =.
All the juniors and seniors OF the
high school have Joined the Iowa patri-
otto league. This movement, which
is under the supervision of the Uni
versity of Iowa, has mostly to do with
current events. III s,..
The most rousing pep meeting OF
the syear was held last Wednesday for
the Jefferson game. Billy Finn and
Mildred Hubbell, bath Of whom were
at the Ames game, told about it.
Gladys Nelson spoke of her confidence
in the Denison team. Miss Chambers
and Mr.. Humphrey spoke for the fac
ulty and Coach Wheeler represented
the team. Willis Barber who acted
as yell leader, introduced some new
songs and yells.
The football game Friday was the
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new PREACHER
FOR WALL LAKE
Rev. c. H. kamphoefer, District Super
intendent of Ida Grove District, Ar
RANGES for Wall Lake Minister
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET THURsD'Y
Wall Lake Hiqh Schools Wins From
West Side in Basket Ball Game
Friday by a Score of as to 0

WALL LAKE, Oct. 27-Special-
Rev. C. II. Kamphoefner, district
superintendent of Ida Grove district,
was in town last Wednesday and ocm-
pleted the bringing in Of a preacher
from Indiana to supply the charge
here for the coming year.
Rev. J. S. Whitney, of Early, preach
ed in the Methodist church both morn'
ing and evening Sunday.
There will be a district Sunday
school meeting at Lake View this
week Thursday afternoon and eve
ming which many from here are
planning to attend.
A meeting of the Sunday school
board of the Presbyterian church is
called for Wednesday evening.
The Red Cross will hold their an
nual meeting at the opera house on
Friday evening for election Of offic-
ers and making plans for the coming
membership drive. A full attendance
of all members is urged.
Mrs. H. B. christensen, with her
daughter, Mrs. Anna Myers. as as
sistant hostess, entertained the Meth
odist Ladies Aid and a few invited
guests last Thursday afternoon. There
were about fifty present and the usual
good time reported.
Circle No. will be hostess to Cir
Gle No. 2 Of the Methodist Ladies Aid
at the church parlors this week We'd
nesday afternoon. ,..,,t-s+.c...t ~, ,fts
The Priscillas met at the home of
the president, Mrs R. B. Howard,
Thursday afternoon to plan for their
Halloween party, which will be held
from 2 to Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. j. ]. Kinds.
The workmen are busy putting in
the foundation for the town hall.
Ernest Green is building a porch at
the east of his home.
Mrs o. Anderson and daughter, Lii
turning home on Sunday.
Mrs. Carlin came from Sioux City
on last Thursday to visit her daugh-
tiers the Mesdames G. A. Hansen and
l.. H. Petersen.
Mrs. VIM. Claussen and Miss Jessie
Cleveland shopped in Sac City last
Thursday.
Mesdames Alex Johnson and Anna
Hoff spent part Of last Thursday af-
ternoon with relatives at Early.
Miss Doxie visited her parents at
Storm Lake over Sunday.
Miss Wilbur spent the week end at
Arthur with her friend, Miss Ethel
Smith.
DR.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Wilhoite, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Johnson, Mrs. Cora Etinger and son,
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At WEST SIDE
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ICON ClnuGu lTOlu IlcCcu1uS o6S.)
the Presbyterian Synod lasting three
days in Des Moines.
Miss Grace Tarpy entertained the
Reading Circle at her home Saturday
|evening. There was good attend
ance and all present enjoyed the eve
ming immensely. Mrs. Moody, Of Walk
er, Iowa, was an out of town guest.
Thos. Tarpy and family were Car
roll visitors Wednesday, evening ,.4a,.
IA, large crowd was at.ithe station
Wednesday evening to bid Miss Ger
trude Simpson goodbye. Miss Simp-
son has made many warm friends in
this community and will be greatly
missed.
The Misses Anderson spent Friday
and Saturday in Denison attending the
teachers institute.
The moving picture house has been
closed Saturday and Sunday evenings
the past two weeks.
Mr. F. A. Smith, of Smith land, who
has been visiting at the l. Patterson
home the past week, returned to his
home Monday.
John Tarpy was .westbound pas
|senger from Carroll Thursday morn
ing.
Mrs. Carrie Frances of Los Angeles,
Cal, departed for her home Wednes-
day after few days visit with rela-
!tives here.
J, w. Wiser departed Monday for
a visit with his family at Pella, Iowa.
Patterson & Campbell sold Ford
touring car to John Mccullough, OF
Vail, last week.
Mrs. Julia Jorgensen and daughters
of Vail, were guests at the |. Patter-
son home Wednesday,.
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Ed. and Mrs. D. w. Brunton attended
the funeral of Len Todd "a former
resident of Wall Lake, at Storm Lake
Sunday afternoon.
Miss iona McAdon was called to
Sioux City last Friday by news OF the
illness of her sister.
Miss Bergh was an Odebolt visitor
over Sunday.
Mrs. Joel Johnson visited in Sioux
City from Monday to Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. Kate Cooley returned Sunday
morning from an extended visit with
relatives in Ludington, III.
Mrs. Geo. Wells went to Alta Mon
day to spend few days at her
daughters.
Mr.. Ashpole returned to Clarion on
Thursday. Miss Gerda Ashpole went
to Schleswig Friday to visit former
teacher until Monday. She and her
mother will remain at the ]. W. Hay
den home for further visit.
Miss Corie Robinson spent Sunday
at the hospital at Des Moines with her
mother
Mesdames Frank O'Hara and Joe
Lynch, of TT. Dodge attended the fun
eral of Geo. Wells here last Wednes-
day afternoon, returning home in the
|evening accompanied by their sister
|in-law Mrs. Fern Kerns, who visited
with them over Sunday, returning to
Wyoming to rejoin her husband on
Monday.
Victor Staab made business trip
to Omaha by automobile last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Alexander and
daughter, Zeola attended the funeral
of Geo. Wells here last Wednesday.
Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Wells are
sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Carter and chill
dren, of Alta, attended the Geo. Wells
funeral Wednesday.
Harry Wade returned to Cedar Rap
ids on Sunday evening after spending
his vacation here with his parents.
J. A. .Spunell returned Wednesday
form a weeks visit in Winthrop.
Mrs. Jeppe Jensen has purchased
a lot Of VIM. Ballard west of D. w.
Young's and has chosen plans and let
the job for the building of modern
bungalow, luc cIcCIlOu VI MIN 40 "
begin at once.
Mr.. McThompson, the baker, re-
turned from Norfolk, Neb., last week
with news that he had purchased the
bakery there. He will remove to that
place in a month or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Brown, Mrs.
Louise Sefford and Mrs. Louise Weld
cling of Topeka, Kansas, who is WIS.,
ting them, drove to Arcadia Sunday
to spend the day with relatives. Mrs.
Weideling remained for few days
visit.
Mines. Katherine Mccullough and
Hazel Sifford spent last Thursday at
Odebolt guests of Mrs. Helen Fisher.
Mrs. w. H. Eccles returned Friday
from a visit with relatives at Nevada,
Colo and Ames, while at the latter
place also attending the State Re-
bekah assembly.
Mrs. e. c. Sherwood, whose trip to
Carroll was mentioned last week, en-.
tered the hospital and had an opera.
ton on Wednesday,.
Mrs. O. H. Menold and daughter
daughter and attend Aid Society.
Marjorie, came from Des Moines last
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easiest our boys have played this year,
the score being 102 to 0 in our favor
Those who made touchdowns were
Ed Saggau 3, Ed Finn 2, Jack Sag
gau /, Bill Wearmouth 2, Frank Hol-
loran /, Leslie Rollins 2, Ed Hage-
dorm and Ted Weiss 8. We missed
three goal kicks but they weren't need
ed. This game gave the team great
deal of courage for the Council Bluffs
game which will be played next Fri
day.
A pep meeting will be held Thurs
day afternoon to prepare pep for the
Council Bluffs game.
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Th0s. G. Harper returned to Denl-
son the first of the week from Hart
ington, Neb., where he enjoyed a
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Ed. L.. Jenkins returned Saturday
from Saskatchewan, Canada, where he
spent month looking after some land
interests there.
Mrs. Dave Reilly, of VAIL visited in
Denison over Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. DelOs Servoss.
VIM. Swertley, of Missouri Valley,
visited in the city Sunday with
friends.
Miss Johanna Walch left today for
points in Colorado where she will WIS.,
| it relatives and friends. From there
she will go to Los Angeles where she
will spend the winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Voss returned
Tuesday from Oklahoma City, Okla,
where they spent a week visiting with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Gulick visited in
Jefferson over Sunday at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. S. J. Nelson.
Carl F. Kuehnle has accepted an in
vitation to deliver an address at Gill
more City on the anniversary of the
signing of the armistice. November
18th.
John w. Miller, B. Bruggen and
August Wilken motored to Manning
Sunday where they attended the fun
eral of an old friend. ..
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Miss Bernice Osborn returned to
Denison Sunday from Harlan. Miss
Osborn went to Harlan some two
weeks ago to visit her brother and
while there was taken sick which ne
cessitated prolonging her stay.
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Friday to visit at w. H. Menold's. Mr..
Menold joined them here Sunday, all
returning to Omaha on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong of Wood
ward came Sunday to visit at Wan.
Claussen's.
Mrs. r. p. Heth was up from Car
narvon last Thursday to visit her
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beager, of Sc
attic, Ore, we're visitors last Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Nc
Williams and her daughter, Mrs. j. S.
Porter. They were driving through
visiting on the way with Des Moines
as their final destination.
Miss Fitzhenry, of Breda, visited
last week at the Lawler home.
John Zein has a new Buick.
Mrs. McHattie and her daughter,
Mrs. Kelly and little son, James Red
man, came last week to visit Mrs. Nc
Hattie's sister, Mrs. c. H. Young.
| Miss Montague enjoyed visit from
her sister last Sunday.
The high school basketball game
last Friday at West Side resulted in
a score of As to 0 in favor of Wall
Lake.
Mrs. E. B. Hayden left Monday az
ternoon to attend Grand Chapter O..
e. S. at Des> Moines, which cOnvenes
there Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

Only two licenses to wed have been
issued during the past week by clerk
j. w. Monaghan, they being as fol-
lows:
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Richard B. Ely, Denison 80. ...3l
Kaletta Bohlken, Denison. ..... .25
October Is
Albert Tuet, Schleswig ......... 21
Louisa Reinking. Schleswig. 4. .21
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
MIGDALIA

La exquisite cronista de salo-
mes, "Migdalia'', colabora en-
Ell IALPARCIAL.
Como va es de casa, nos abste-
nemos de otra clase de presentacio
hes a., por su parte, no necesita la
espiritual cronista que tan popu-
lar ha hecho su seudonimo.
Ell IAIPARCIAL iha queridc
que SUI p1blico femenino, cada vez
mas nutrido, tenga la information
social que la distinguida dana
Teresita Mangual de Cestero, pue.
dc darle.
Dicho este, manera de preven
two, solo nos queda rendir nues
tro saludo de bienvenida, {
la gentil compaiiera que llega {
.nueStra casa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08

Anoche, con un neno de bote en-
bote Sc puso en- escena, por quinta
vez, la revista de actualidad, Et
AnO de la Gucrr0 Los S0brinOs
del Tio SAM
III p1blico rio mucho, aplaudi0
mucho v Sc conmovi6 un momento,
cuandO llena la sala, de tristeza, el
cuadro de las ruinas de la guerra.
Maria Severini hizo su ,parte y
IA. de, Luisa Bonoris.
La Bonoris esta enferma, v sc
lpenso en- snspender la function; pc
Erp ante la eliorme delnanda de To-
ealidades que habia, la Sra. Seye-
Irini, para quien no hay ninguna
Idifcultad ell ell teatro, Sc resolvi0
ia hacerlo todo. lgl
La bellisima tiple fue muy JUS
tamente ovacionada, no solo en- la
parte que es suya y que domlna
magistralmente, sino en- la acerta-
da IMPROVISATION que tuvo que
hacer.
Todos los Interpreters de la po-
pular revista fueron ampliamente
ovacionados.
Ell SeUundO A Dunte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
Ebert e e Socialisa Aemdn Decla1a que Almana es Ia
Cdpahe de Ia Guerra Una Sospechosa Petc6n de Persia
DE TEATRO
Un Benefcio y la Quinta Reprise

La gentil actriz Flo Boisgoin-
Itier, celebr0 SUI beneficio anoche,
lcon El Genio Alegre, una obra que
tinterpreta con mucho acierto Y Ell
la que pone la finura de su tempe
Iramento de atriz.
La sehora Boisgontier tiene
muy bien ganados titulos la ad-
miraci0n de nuestro pdblico. Pro
cede la bella artista del genero de
comedia Y asf, es natural que para
su beneficio, escOgiera la obra de
los ilustres hermanos Quintero, ell
la que tiene la sefOra Boisgontier
ocasiones de lucimientO.
La gentil artista supO aprOvechar-
las V escuch0 muchos aplausos ell
ell curse de la representation.
Los admiradores de la beneficial
da lie llenaron ell camerinO de re-
galos Y flores y la festejaron mu-
cho.
En- la Interpretation de los dis
tintOs caracteres de la 0bra Sc des-
tacarOn en- la marquesa, la admi-
rable Luisa BOnOris que supO dar
al tipo por ella caracterizado, dig
nidad V dulzura; Maria Severini,
la esplendida Maria Severini que
dio a la Coraliyo toda la trayesura
y Ia gracia de que la dotaron sus
gslogiosos padres. los Quintero.
Isabel Fernandez, maestro en-
caracterizaeioness miiy bien EN- la
Chacha-Pepa, Y 10 mismo habra
que decir de las sefloras Keti,
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La situacion en- Mejico--Lo que
dice el embajador amelicano.--
Ebert Sc mueStra severe con
los mlitaristaS a1emaneS
CABLE A GEL IMPARCIAL"
Via w. I. and P. Tel. Coz

WASHINGTON, febrero s.-AIIa llegado esta cap
tai, procedene de M6co, e Embajador de los Estados
Unidos aquel pals, Mr. Fletcher. Declara este fun
cionario que las dfcades exsentes entire ell gobierno
mecano las grandes empresas peroeras estan
glando satisactoriamente, Tampico oras regones
que debe darse credto las notcias que recben
sentido contraro La presencia de Mr. Fletcher aq
atribuye deseos del Gobieno Americana, de tener
datos completes dedgnos sobre la situaci6 meicana
LONDRES.-Crece la huelga cue va Sc ha extendido
solo por toda la cudad sno por los puebos vecnos
Hasta ahOra ha sido de earacter pacffco y
PARIS-Las grandes potencias parecen dspuestas
acceder los eseos de los pequefos begerantes que p
den en- la Conferencai nmero de que los
mayores 49,
BERNA.--El Congreso socialsta, sactuamente en- Sc
sion esta capital ha terminado va investgacion
para ar quenes han sdo los Responsibilities de la guerra
Igualmente ha estudado ell Congreso lafomacion de la
Iga de Nacones, ya empeza ocuparse de las reca-
maciones terfitoriaes No ha pubcado NADIA todava
sobre el resultado de las labores de este Congreso
PARIS.-Los delegados persas la Conferenca de la
Paz reclaman favor del reno de Hedjaz la Palestina
Arabia, Mesopotama Siria. Esta accion de parte de
Persia da mucho sospechandose agn secreto
designio toda que ell consabido Reno de Hedaz va
fue reconocldo como protectofado ingles.
WEIAIAR.-La Asambea nacional constituyente ale
ha sido inaugurada por Ebert que dscurso
declare los mtaristas alemanes reSpOnsabes de la
la guerra, agregando que halla dispuestO pedir
cuenta esIicta los efes que fraguaron la cOnsprac0n
"Aemania-dijoa la paz arreglo la justicia
~ al derecho halla prOnta cOoperar estable
"cmlentO los aadOS aSl la fOrmaclOn de la
SLga Gle Naciones reconociendosenos gualdad de pri
"vilegiOs deberes que los demas miembros."
MADRID.-Hoy celebr0 extraorlinario consejo
de ministries bao presdencia del Rey Sc supone que
la la situacion crftica motive de la huelga
que toma incremento.
To i'm p 10 dol
pafs despues de la Ultima bataa cuyo resultado ue adj
verso las armas de la rep1blica
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08

Ramirez y Conesa.
| De los hOmbres Saavedra, Cid,
Nadal, Odena, Odriozola, Arrieta
~ Conesa.
Nadal en- el marques de los
Arrayanes, tuvo momentos muy
felices; Saavedra, delicioso EN- ,el
Lucio; Cid, ha entendido muy bien
ell Don Eligio.
Para la presentation irreprG-
chable de la Obra. ha pintadO Fe-
ilipe Rios una decoration muy lie
ma de ambiente que mereci0 gene
rales aplausos.
La amable beneficiada, puede
estar satisfecha de la demostra-
|cion de simpatia que el pdblico le
hizo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
Ell MOTIN DE AGUADILLA

Aunque no oficialmente, tene-
mos noticias de que Sc esta ha-
ciendo una Investigation en- el
asunto del motfn de Aguadilla,
de que dimos cuenta- aver en-
Ell INPARCIAL. Parece, seg1n
las versiones circulante, que el
jefe de distrito de la policia, no
estuvo a la altura de las circuns-
tancias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08
RAFAEL B. D1Az

Regres6 de Yabucoa, donde
fue a mantener ell orden, con
motive de la huelga agricola que
ALI Sc inicio, el active Official dc
la policfa, senor Rafael B. Diaz.
Nos dice que ha quedado., todo
tranquilo en- el pueblo mencio-
nado y que Sc hizo cargo hoy
de su comandancia en- Santurce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-08

! Has obras de arte eli s9ttalquier5
de sus multiples eXpre.stelles? Al
guien dijo que: "En elssfte cabel
todas las ideas, como tii un rayC
de luz caben todos los s.Olores", \
dand0 este por sentao,a no vale
afirlnar que sea conlicssii precisa
para una definida conception de
arte que quien la pro@ace tenga
que rodearse de estas 20 aquellas
condiciones, que el artista tenga
que someterse a cierta norma dc
acuerdo con la obra que desee
producer.
Extracta el Sr. Prim yarios
"pensamientos" de Los ibros que
ha leido de Vargas Villa y pone
un comentario a cada uno de ellos,
afirmando que ejercen dominic in
mediate sobre la mente del lector
Y apunta el peligro Ell que puede
caer quien osara posar su vista
Ell clos. No veo yo el peligro ese,
pues cosas ''mas crudas" tengo
lefdas y no sc por que sentimien-
to de mi espiritu rechazo tales
afirmaciones y pongos al margen
de cada idea el comentapio pre-
7. sise lalls /: . i 3
I,rssJsis, el sSs es4s 'ssssle
s--rr mis-. 'o jsl.e,sitia a;tns LEI
torres .'conscientes' due puedan
digerir las mistiicaciones que, nc
solo en- las obras de Vargas Villa,
sino en- la de otros escritores EN-
contramOs a cada paso, pues la
lectura que aprovecha es la que
Sc hace. con pleno conocimiento y
dominic de los conceptos vertidos
" yamos aceptando aqnello que
nos deleita v sonriendO V argu
mentando en- contra de 10 que nos
mOrtifica contraria; nunca pO
demos pretender que TODO lo
que leemOs sea hecho para nos
otros solamente V la aceptaci0n
de un prejuicio filosofico nos vie
he de la preyia aceptaci0n que de
el hace nuestrO temperamentO
este Sc forma Y asienta despues
de haber sido preparado traves
de muchos aiiOs de asiduas lee
tHras y de haber alcanzado la pie
na madurez, por ell conocimiento
de las obras maestrOs de la lite
ratura universal Y aqu1 81 que
esta el peligro de nuestra juven
tud, acentuadO hoy por la falls;