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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24

ma hubo dos manifestations es-
pontaneas de entusiasmo popular,
una ante Downing Street, Ell calle-4
jon donde Sc elevan (apenas) las
residencias del primer ministro y
del ministro de Hacienda del Ga
binete ingles, y la otra ante Bu-
ckingham Palace. Mr.. Lloyd
George fue ell lheroe de la primera.
A las once en- punto, con ese fino
sentido de 10 dramatico que lie dis
tingue y que recuerda a los ingle-
ses que SUI primer ministro no os
ingles, sino gales 70 sea, iberico),
Mr.. Lloyd George apareci6 la
puerta de su residencia, y ante ell
p1blico que esperaba impaciente
las nuevas del armisticio, pronun-
ci6 un lbreve discurso anunciando
la victoria y abriendo la espita del
regocijo popular: "Regocijaos, hi
jos hijas de Inglaterra. Dere-
oho teneis a ello." Los hijos e
hijas de Inglaterra que no espera-
ban otra cosa, Sc dispusieron a re-
gocijarse Y compensar los atra-
sos de algeria de cuatro amos, y
como un rio humane, la multitud
Sc desbordo hacia ell Palacio real,
10 largo de la hermosa Avenida
The Mall, que a su distinction nor
NAL de ser la fnica avenida en-
Inca recta que Londres posee,
ahade estos d1as la muy especial
de hallarse bOrdeada de canones
alemanes, uno entire cada dos ar
boles.
El blanco monumento a la reina
Victoria, que Ocupa ell centro del
amplio circo al pie de la fachada
principal de Buckingham Palace,
Y que siempre me pareci6 una es-
pecie de tarta a Ia crema (con
perd6n de su difunta Majestad
Sc cubre de m0scas humans. La
familia real, que sale al balloon, de-
be gozar de un espectaculo sober
bio. Una magnffica y monument
tai avenida, negra de gentio, que
ovaciona loco de entusiasmo, y
festoneada de canones enemigos
al fondo, el hermoso arco del AL
mirantazgo, elevado a la memoria
de Eduardo VII.
Y es possible que, al agitar su
gorra de almirante ante ell pueblo
que Sc extendia del monumento de
SUI abuela al monumento de su pa
dire, ell rey Jorge haya visto en- un
relampago de imagination la pa
Ida figura del desdichado Empe-
rador fugitive, que por querer i'm
ponerse al mundo perdi6 a su pro-
pio pueblo, y de cuyo balloon pen
de hoy en- Berlin la bandera roja.
Salvador DE MADARIAGA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24

- Esablcimieno consrudo condicio
sanitarias La mas compea doaci6n la la, de
amento centfco de todas las intermediates curabe
las mas reputadas precrpciones medco qurdrgcas
observation-disclosures facultativa de primer 6rdenCuerpo
gs& medico residente en- Ell Sanatoro
Sc admiten tratamento enfermos de pago de
< sios dc Ia socedad ' ~ 'N' p''p''' ~
{ Departamentos especiales aslados para senoras
en- Sanaorio po ell DR. Don Julio Barreo
I nocimientos $looo-Consulta simple $500.
Operacones traamentos especiales bahos de l7z ae
hidroeectricoa hidroerapcos masaes RayOs X' Fulgu
racion etc. precos equitatiyamente convenconales
J. u Rafael Cordero 1872.
Edcio construdo al objeto Dotado de los eementos
Aenddo Por os praeantes de sociedad fuera
desde las de Ia niahana de la tarde
II Director del Sanatorio DR. Don Julio Barrciro
Consulta General: Sanatorio-Parada 37-ITato Rey
5 tarde, todos los dfas laborabes
s&iD Director del Consuoro Manuel Quevedo Baez
Consua General-Consuoro de 51a de la tarde los
dias lsDOrsbs de Il a Y de Ia msana los dias estvos
Consula: En- Consutoro de 2h arde los dias labo
En- el sanatorio particulares de 10 II de la manana
los Martes Jueves sabados.
4,t Especasta Oos Narfz Oidos Gargana DR. Don
sz Consua: En- Ell Consultorio 3h tarde los das
borabes En- el Sanatorio, partculares de 5a tarde
4gios dias laborabes
Medieos Internos en- Ell Sanatorio:
f&4sys DR.. Don Carlos del Vale.
- - Manuel Pavia Fernandez
T. Crpgfa Dental DR. Don Lorenzo R. Noa
HUI Consplta oDone No. 10 CPlazuea Col6n de tar
Praeicantes Don Enrique Fernandez,
; - Nicolas Gonzalez.
Asitenca faculativa secundada efcazmente por 16 Hi
de Carload Nurses Ttuadas de compea apud pr&c
III 4ca en- continue larga experencia.
socios de n1mero eventuales solo pagan $3.50 al
bos Estabementos al presentar dtmo rcibo cobrado
s. Ptssidepeia Apsrado s41 Tesorerfs Apartado 2Ol
: San Juan, 2 R. San Juan,
E
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gravedad, recuerdo inconsciente
de las tristezas y los temores del
momento. Pero en~esta multitud
que baja del Strand hacia Ell rio,
cubierto ell pecho de colorek, rien-
tes loa Jos, parlera la 'boca y agi-
tados los ibrazos, parece que va
no queda NADIA de la pesadilla de
aver. Y, sin embargo, i en- GUAM
tos hogares de Inglaterra ell dia de
hoy sera un dia de lagrimas por
ell que cay6 en- Ell canine!
Por ell Strand circula imponen-
te gentfo, vehiculos y peatones mez
clados, aunque con .el orden que
es en- Inglaterra mas espontaneo
que Official. Los Omnibus van g
paso de hombre, lleno el interior
abarrotada la imperial, ateatads
I
la escalerilla, cargados los fanco
de verdaderos rac;anos humane
que penden de todas parties, de lo'
guardabarros, del tejadillo qu'
protege al chauffeur, y aun dt
la caparaz6n delantera. Son Ell
|
su mayoria soldados y mudhacha'
jovenes que han abandonado e
taller y la ofcina para emborra-
chanse de algeria. Pasan taxis
automobiles que llevan entire inte
rior, capota, estribos y pescante
mas de veinte personas. Camio
mes de guerra, don'de alborotar
verdaderas multitudes; autos co
merciales sobre cuyo techo van sen
tados, de pie, colgando, a gatas y
Ipatas arriba, los mas extrafios y
heterogeneos grupos que .cabe ina
ginar. Ondean ell ventanas, sola-
pas, manos, sombreros, automovi-
les v coches, banderas de todas las
naciones-" "menos la nuestra, me-
nos la nuestra -. Una vieJa con
gafas ahumadas, pelerina verde
mosca y sombrerete de tercera
mano, lleva dos banderolas en- la
cabeza, a 'modo de cuernos. Pa
san verdaderOs batallones de SOL
dados, formados de a cuatro, entire
mezclados con j6venes obreras
cantando canciones que no son
himnos nacionales nj religlosos
sino meros cantares populares {
estribillos de "musichall". Sc
ven las cosas mas absurdas, inve.
rosimiles incongruentes. Dos
comicos, EN- traje de seda crema y
Izapatos de Iona, Sc entregan al bo-
xeo sobre una cornisa del Gaiety
Theatre, a diez metros sobre Ia
calzada. I'm mozalbete lleva, muy
serio, una gorra de "jokey" Y ur
bigote postizo. I'm senior pasa dc
chistera. Sonrie un policeman
Sc forma una batalla campal cor
un proyectil originalisimo y muy
Ioportuno para celebrar la libertad
de Belgica: coles de Bruselas. La
, algarabia es ensordecedora. Pi
tos, cornetas, tambores, lbombos i'm
provisados compuestos de la plaza
de palastro de los anuncios de los
omnibus, y un baston (que nc
tarda en- quebrarse) tiros de pis.
tola en- blanco; campanillas que
agitan damiselas enloquecidas des.
de las ventanas; megafonos, y so
bre todo, la varia, poderoso, ubi-
cua y miriafonica voz humana.
! Domino el elemento popular, de
empleados para abajo. Es una
algeria desabrochada, totalmente
Incompatible con la respectable
ty" del burgues, cuya tradicci6n
solo consiente ''procesiones por
dentro'', va sean f1nebres va de
\ accion de gracias. Por la MANA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-24
.CRONICAS DE LONDRES
Ola DE VICTORIA.

La paz. Cuando estallan los ca
fonazos que la anrlncian, me halo
capeando un ataque de La enfer-
medad universal que todo Ell mum
do llama "espanola'. De alg1n
modo habiamos de fgurar en- la
crisis mundial. Salto del lecho,
en- pleno rbolchevikismo contra la
autocracia del medico, y me dis
lpongo salir. Quiero yer, sobre
la faz de la inmensa ciudad, Ia
sOnrisa de la victoria. En- ell bano
estoy cuando empieza SUI himno de
algeria las campanas de las igle-
sias. iSon tres, diez o diez mil?
No 10 Sc. Pero la algarab1a es con
tinua y hace vibrar Ell aire con una
trepidacion que Sc trasmite a los
nervios. Me afeito con creciente
agitaci6n, y, aunque la navajo es
de las llamadas, con alguna eXa-
geraci6n, de seguridad, me corto
la cara. Dan las once y media, y
pienso que esta mi sangre, inocen-
te Y neutral, es la Ultima sangre
que hace verter la guerra insensa-
ia va difunta. Salgo.
Manana velada por una neblina
rosacea y no muy opaca. Canine
de la estacion, oigo en- la lejanla,
aca v ALA, ecos de hurras que re-
suenan. Parece como 81 el alre
de por 81 lanzase alaridos de en-
tusiasmo de su propio seno. Cru
20 ell carricoche del leohero, lleno
de chiquillos de ambos sexos, que
al pasar me gritan palabras que
ell aire desgarra. AIientras aguar-
do mi tren, cruzan la estacion
otros trenes que dejan atras una
estela de vocerio Y de colores ma
cionales, que los viajeros su
mayorfa soadados-agitan desde
las ventanillas. En- mi departa-
mento reina el silencio Y la frlal-
dad. Solo hablan dos senoras, y
aun elias, POGO y bajo. Otra Sc
nora mira por la ventanilla; un
paisano da cabezadas, y al fin Sc
duerme como un bendito. Tn te-
niente coronel canadiense y un CO.
mandante de Estado Mayor cru
zan un monosllabo cada tres c
cuatrO kilometres; un oticial dc
marina va perdido EN- un ensueno
leiano. Es el mismo viaje de to-
dos los dfas, respectable, comedido
v burgues. Atravesamos los ba
rrids obreros del Sureste de Lon
I, dres, cruzando en- puente por en-
tire patios y calles de populosa We
cindad. Todas las puertas Y ven
tanas tienen su banderola; en- to-
das las calles hay animation, ale
gria Y ambiente de fiesta. Y lie
gamos la estacion de Waterloo
nombre magico en- este dia.
Me dirijo en- derechura a la pa
sarela del puente de Charing
Cross, lugar admirable para CON
templar la ibelleza sin igual de-
Tamesis en- las mailanas azuladas
de Ibruma. Mientras cruzo ell rio
llegan hasta mi explosiones de vo-
ces humanas que cantan victoria
Subo al Strand por Villiers Street,
por donde baja una riada humana.
Il Que distinta esta multitud de la
de aver, y la de anteayer, y la de
estos nltimos cuatro amos! Solo
un ensalmo como ell de la paz .po-
dia haber ihecho galtar ell ibroche
Ique cerraba los rostros en- EXPIRE
sion contenida, apagada, severa.
Hasta hoy, la faz del pueblo in
giles conservaba, aun en- sus diver
stones, un irreductible fondo de
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GRIEF.

r, HE world would not object to grlef.
II man would Keep II IN his Holi;
but when he's sad he wants 10
beef and spring II pluintivo figmafoIe.
Grief Ia contagious In It's p'unl II tray.
els like case OF Itch; II spreads around
from man Ia man. nttllcts tho poor man
and tho rich. One peeylsb guy wno
wears trown. who has n grievance
his mind, can push himself around ins
town and leave q trail OF gloom ue-
hind II IL weakness OF the rHce.
which should bu horcful. blithe AMI
gay. to trot OF to the waillng plnct
some cheap skate will show the way.
Some hnN. 10 struggle To be glad. "
costs an effort to be- Spry, but II Ia easy
To he sad. II some poor fish viii heaYc \
sigh. Don't trot your trouble To ana
FRO: II isn't fair. you musi agree. 10
dump wBgon.ond OF woe, md spoil y
happy DAY for mo How often | have
left my shack rs happy as bask'ng
shark. to find some reuben In my track.
who greeted me with blue remark.
II cxultcd IN the sun that shed its
beams and made things gay he'd say.
I'm bet nine kinds OF mon thcrell 10
n rain ere close OF, day" Say pleasant
things; they cost no more than nrouchy
words that spoil mems peace; tho msn
OF troubles IN bore. aud bOtes shoutu
all be fried In grease. .r.
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LET THE PEOPLE KNOW.

TAXPAYERS Of this city should have the
expndng S9O be raised by the bond issue to be
Donne finance acted wisely urg
ing the commissioners public such information His request met
desirable Ker he has his budget ready and
could show where proposed 100000 for the fire depart
mn will g lie Wilson $4,000 of the $4,000
it hoped department wso for the purchase OF two
motorized spnkng wagons the balance for machinery
That encouraging but the commissioners should
further 100000 will be placed the disposal OF the commission
carry Taxpayers should know detail how is to be expended
Take the largest single exmpeS0O for the proposed Victory
auditorium Such badly needed Probably majority OF tax
PAYERS should know advance definitely possible the
,vpe of building to be erected that they will
the best for their money which have every right demand
$SOO down for water extensions The city grow
Ing Extensions needed the people know where they
10 made installation The OF
course have definite plans basis Of fixing the
queed Nothing will be lost the merit of their proposal by displaying
these plans TO the public
Four thousand dollars for extension another large item
of proposed the public knows of but vaguely only the
bare purpose expenditure Nor there hint that part
of intended for sewage disposal plant Perhaps isn't but here need
for such plant
The lesser $4,000 making park of the brick pit at
Twelfth and Mckinley That unsisht and insani'ary hole
should be meded Probably could be filled for less and there should
showing how the to expended how much Tor M
Ing in how much for beautiyng
Sixty thousand asked for jail improvements and extension
the building $sO Tell the public Just hoy"
asked apportoned majority OF people are public SPIRITED
and respond o the real needs Of their city.
for building for the Sunbeam home warrants
discussion OF the policy making that municipal institution Would the
helpful its work maintain their interest and
efforts if No Would the high stand
nan,aned2 Possibly but those points for discussion along with
the need OF better facilities
And tina, is true of everything included big
There should no apathy consideration The should
on Donne and the discussion the benefit OF fullest
fsc,s Let the people know.
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O1d SfQ1:ies
lzzNeWT4pe
NuGM Uues .MSes
Twenty Years Ago.

II isn't much to pay for nice slip
per or a swell Oxford tie-only $l2j
and Sl.S0. You'll buy a pair when
you see them. Kansas City Cash
Store.
Bert Campbell OF the Hcnncssey
Kicker, has started the Oklahoma
Hornet at WaukomS.
Since DIR. ] ID. Ballard. reprcsen-
taiive TO the legislature from Wealth
erford, has declared himself against
fusion with the Pops, he has consented
to have his whiskcrs Shorn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

ship in ice from Foft Worth, Wichita
and Springfield, Mo, to supply the
demand
Judge NJ. NJ Fulton yesterday Wig
orously attacked the validity OF the
superior court of Oklahoma county,
declaring in a speech in the district
court that the act Of the state legis-
la,urt in creating the tribunal was un-
constitutional.
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Ten Years Ago.

With the thermometer at % yes
terday all the ice dealers slmul,ane
ouSly raised the price on the cooling
article to W cents per hundred
pounds. The dealers assert that they
are compelled to do so by having 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

CHANDLER-Thc oratlon ol
Courtland Feuquay OF this city, N;
boy selected to speak on "Ghe Amcr'-
can Boy" at the worlds fair, wa, de
liycred tins afternoon at ST Louis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

Wilson returning from months Of close contact with the
leaders European nations oounymen that Americas task to
see peace world preserved The strongest hope OF permanent
by the league of nations America will not help IN It's
preservation by defeating obsrucing tha, covenant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

The milk and ice fund for the babies Of the
inn steadily still far short of the total required food
and Hot weather has arrived and the
needed now Practice your letter writing instead OF the
babies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

Fourteen million roses were diStrib.
utcd in London on the occasion of the
recent Alexandra day celebration.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

Work is progressing rapidly on the
splendid new home of Mr., X. X, Nc
Zee, the lumberman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Fifty Years kCo Today.
On, Year Ago Today in the War

July TO- l9lS-Bol,heviki threatened
to Join Germany ii entente a Acs in
terycned in Russia; Lieut. NHentir
Roosevelt BROUGHT down opponent II
his first aeria, flight, French Launched
a vigorous offensive on the Marnc
salient.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10
Our Daily Birthday Party

John A, IIeydler, president of the
National League OF Baseball clubs.
born at Laiargeville, n. y, 50 years
ago today.
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Ne long o where
Scoot downward through the bosky dell
70 dream large OF dreams,
And tackle oaing Tor spell.
But transportation can't be had
For longing here, already vet,
upltt efforts bad
The that used to
be predatory hhngmcn, who
combining honorarum what
extended observation lengthy
failed thehemn who amaed
line endeavor For the they hoped
machine before and sometimes
The welfare the with wheat $40 another which
the which captions this column OF cheerune
Besides sporting of the Farmer Stockman should have
10 and he specaizcs the hazards agriculture
difficult find though
IL frequently labor shortage in other lines
There henpeckd wonder the rabbit
national emblem
Admitting uxoria government frequently good
thing Tor the IN the
The has received number Henry from the
that probably officials time
Missouri bakeepet he is going into the mule business
Bound to deal in something with kick in II.
Every lover thinks he the orgpal dscoverer of love
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Fifteen Years Ago.

ST. LOUlS.-Henry Davis of West
Virginia is nominated as democratic
candidate for vice president.
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Histo1cY9
One Hundred Years Ago Today.

One Hundred Years Ago Today.
l8l9-Holland commcmora,ed the
anniversary OF the assassination ol
William of Orange. who is styled the
father OF the Dutch republic.
Sevcnty-tive Years Ago Today.
lSi4-Isaac II. Williamson, ex gov
error of New Jersey, died at Eliza
he,htown, n. ]. Born there, Sept. n
l70S,
Fifty Years Ago Today,
1874 call was issued for a ma
,ional temperance convention to NEE,
IN Chicago.
twenty-five Years Ago To-day.
lSo4-Eugenc V. Debbs and other
leaders of the railroad strike arrested
in Chicago on charge OF conspiracy
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HELP THE BABIES.

babies make the world brighter better place
light should brighten dmpled baby face
Which il will do il We hut give to help the tiny tots
Who haven't found bed OF where fate has cast their lots
The little babies of the who suffer in the heat
for lack and milk that's and sweet
Are very precious II the kindly OF Him who bade
The little children Him OF heaven glad
Which the language OF this earthly rendezvous
And smiles angels should don them when they wake
Instead and sess looks which the heart to ache
And who help them will shine,
For there sunlight in the OF babies well and fine
nd in ,he OF each touslcd baby head,
The tint of dawn reflected in the soft check the bed
Despite general complaint OF high prices recall the time
when silk shirts Part OF the extraordinary
should be high living Roncimg the silk shirt
the overall has long been problem but many tried
TO solve it in the old days of democratic simplicity.
However though more they used
he Goa, shirts be aed the important events OF RoosNes
frs, term, and the nggecs Of earlier fright
Kansas preacher says going poker parties order
reform the Oycrcstmang the commercial value OF spade flush
sometimes has the effect
ring on the instalment plan
The revenue of the increased by luxury
ocasoned able efforts THAI line
An order soldiers to work in the harvest
field peace having its hardships as well as wal
Conscience able ally the fear Of getting caught
Hog prices go establishing altitude records and the
who brings home the bacon isn't carrying very large package
No man can boyhod regard steal
ing waermelonS crime
Inventive genius shouldn't devoted entirely although
needed
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The death John Fox takes from the field OF American letters an
whose books wholesome they enter
,anng American novel, and probably never would
had for but he the country vivid
pictures that thoroughly American included the southern
people we'll and made his readers know them
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The young lady across tho way says
she certainly cant see why the man
ngcmcnt doesn't do something about
that place near the second base which
seems To- be SO slippery that some
runner falls down there almost every
day. literally sliding the rest OF the
way.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

Lines Worth Remembering
Good breeding shows itself most
where, to an ordinary eye, IT appears
the lcaS, addison.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-10

Sometimes hope and buys engagement
ring on nstalment plan
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However though shirts they worth than they
be shirts be caSsed the OF Roos
first term, and the neglgecs OF earlier fright
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LOOKING BACKWARD.

Inventive genius shouldn't be devoted entirely to excuses
-,v ones are needed
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-02-22
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS TO GIVE
-. (. ANNUAL DINNER DANCE TONIGHT

The large dining room Of the Grand
Pacific hotel will be the scene this
evening of one of the prettiest social
events Of the season. the annual dinner
dance of the United Commercial Trav
elers. The affair will be strictly i'll
formal and democratic; Il large num-
ber Of invitations have been issued
town people. and it will be a get-tO-
'gether rOcca sion for the citizens of Bis
lnaEckl who stay at home and the clti-
tZGnsl fwflo spend Il dmajoritN of their
time scurrying up and down the state
and sister states, pursuing the nimble
little order. ,,-.
The guests tonight are expected to
number from 200 to $50 couples. Chef
Clausen intends to add new laurels to
his culinary fame through the course
dinner which he has planned for the
big event. and O'ConnOr'S orchestra,
which has been engaged to furnish mu-
sic for dancing, promises a lively pro-
gram Of new numbers.
The invitations are issued for 9
o'clock, at which hour dinner will he
served. Dancing then will continue UNI
tn midnight. All tof Bismarck's many
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scores of jovial. genial and generous
grip knights will constitute recep-
tion committee for the occasion, an.l
everyone who comes will be surround
ed by, that delightful hospitality for
which the capital city's commercial
travellers are so we'll noted
Tickets will be on sale in the lobby
of the Grand Pacific hotel this eve
ming at S5 the couple.
Come as You Please. "
While the party is to be an inform
al affair, the committee announces
that it will be entirely proper for la
dies and gentlemen who wish to wear
evening attire to do so. This matter
is ileft by the committee entirely to
the judgment Of the individual. 1t
seems probable that there will be
about an even mixture of formal and
informal garb, and neither the one
nor the other, the committee says
Will be out of place or conspicuous.
The menu follows:
Kalamazoo Celery Hearts
Eipo Olives
,. ROckaWay JUMBO Oyster Cocktail