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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
ESTAMOS

ARECIBO
da un prOgrama amplio para
celebrar sus fiestas patrOnales.
EncOntramOs siempre hermOsas
las cOstnmbres placidas y senci-
las de nuestras fiestas tradiciO-
males.
iHace tantOs ailOs que no goza-
mos de una!
Ell "a de JUNO siempre ha pa
sado Ell San Juan desapercibido,
solo recOrdamos en- memoria de
esa fecha la aperture del Casino
de Puerto Rico, y gracias d la fe-
liz idea, en- que tOmamos parte esa
nOche sera siempre de fiesta en-
recuerdO de esa Inauguration.
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ADELANTE.

Practimente estan dandO nues-
tras mujeres pruebas de su capa-
cidad.
POr estOs dias un establecimien
to cOmercial abrira sus puertas; !;
frente a el estaran dos seiiOras: !:
una, la elegantfsima Mia L. viu-
da de Jim6nez, la Otra, la inte-
ligente MilagrOs Benet de New
ton. ArtfculOs, los de mayor en-
cantO para ell RENO gentil feme-
nino; bOrdadOs, modas, tejidOs,
todo 10 que encanta y es necesario
a los hogares cuidadOsos.
Ell exito 10 auguramOs feliz; ell
sujestivO rubro del establecimien-
to "Mila Store" es un llamamien-
to, pues el da a comprender que
ALI, hemos de encontrar la due
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29

La primera rrhjer americana
cue ha sido autorizada a guiar
navios de alto bordo es Miss
Margaret Sharrey, de Somervi-,
lie, Mass, que ha estado al SER
vicio de Ia marina de los Esta-
dos Unidos y que ha sido desti-
NADIA ahora a prestar servicio en-
el "Kalk", en- ell Arsenal de Char
lestown.
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DO, en- que una huelga fuera arre-
glada o terminada de buena fe, de
iandO un numerO de los huelguis-
tas Ell la Gale.
Que Ia aserci0n por parte de la
Compafia de que los tabaquerOs
de Parejos no sabfan trabajar otra
vitola, no era una cOsa que podia
prObarse NADIA mas que dahdOle
la OpOrtunidad de hacer tales vito
las, que 10 unicO que sOlicitabamOs
era que tai Oportunidad fuera da-
da los tabaqueros de Parejo, los
cuales, sino sabian trabajar, su
fririan la misma suerte que STEM
pre- han sufridO Ell la Compailia,
el que no supo TRAFALGAR.
La Compailia Sc neg0 a este rO
tundamente, 10 que demostr6 in
media amente, que habla algO
mas detras de los argumentos ex
puestos.
pOr varios aiIOS eXisti0 en- i'uer-
TO Rico, como en- otlas parties,
una guerra interior ell nuestro of
Cio fomentada pOr los mismQs agen
tesde la Compailla, que fue de muy
bucnos resultados para la misma,
.y de efectOs desastrosOs para los
tabaqueros.
Los tabaqueros Sc dividlan en-
taboqHerOs Y tabaqmcroncs.
Y Ell un mismo salon ell qlle ira
,ajaban unos y otrOs, los dolores
" sufrimientos, miserias u recla
.maciones de los tabaqucritos eran
mirados, con absolute indife-
lencia, por los tdbaquerones Y
'vice-versa. Estaba tan habilmen-
te preparadO ell terrenO DOr los
Iagentes de la Compailia, que ja-
mas nj amos nj OtrOs pOdian salir
del estrechO clrculo de exploitation
en- que Sc encOntraban. No crea
usted que los tdbaquerOnes no te-
Inian suS graves incOnveninntes.
La situaci0n era igual para todos.
AfOrtunadamente nuestra Organi-
zaci6n rompi6 ell policy de la Com
lpahia EN- ese extreme, V desde hace
alg1n tempo esta parte, los tabd
querOnes no solo son iguales a los
tabaqueritos, sino que ha idu mas
jalia, ahOra Sc cOnsideran tOdos
! iguales, a tOdOS los demas trabaja
dOres ell la Imlustria, mujeres Y
hombres, Y a1n cuando no ileven
zapatOs.
y este es 10 que quiere resucitar
ahOra la COmpailla, ahOra que los
tabaqueros estamos pensanGO Ell
ir mas ALA de ESQ, de acabar con
los antagonismos entire Ia clase
que trabaja.
LO mas impOrtante para nOsO-
trOs, descubierto en- la Ultima con
ferencia, fue ell plan de la Compa-
i1ia cOnsistente en- mantener a los
huelguistas Y la opinion entrete-
Ell 10 que para darle, alg1n
nombre, llamaremOs el dJonico.
{ (Abrir y cerrar fabricas para
echarnOs frescO}.
Sucede que al no pOder llesar a
un acuerdO sObre el manejo del
ABANICO, propusimos dejar ese
puntO a un ladO v discutir sala-
rios, va que en- varias Ocasiones,
entire elias, Ell una interview pu-
blicado pOr Gel Mundo", ell senior
TOrO habfa manifestado que zen
cuanto salaries no habia que
hablar, pues la Compaflia estaba
a darlO tOdo."
Aquf sc descubri0 la trama. La
Compahia ha estadO hablandole a
todO el mundo de que no habfd que
hablar de salarios, y al llamarle a
discutir salarios, neg6se absoluta-
mente clio. De la misma name
ra ha estadO pretendiendO enganar
al PublicO, infOrmandOle qua los
tabaquerOs pretendfan 10 impOsi-
BILE, que querian Sc diera tr:bajo
a gentes que no necesita la Compa-
1ia, V que ell motto de la hlelga
era sOlamente 10 que sc referia a
sentar tOdOs los Operari0s.
(Contin1a Ell la pagina A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
EL ASUNTO DEL DIA.
HABL LEMOS DEL AZUCAR

venidOs como Otras veces nos CO.
giera la crisis del prOblema.
Pero 10 indudable es que Sc ave-
cinan dias diffciles, de compile T.
clones imprevistas, de profunda
desorientaci0n y ESQ hay que alta
jar en- cuanto sea possible, recla-
mando ayuda de quienes estan
obligados darnosla, para poder
restablecer ell equilibriO de Gucs-
trO vivir angustiosO.
mo estamos pagando a pre-
clos inverosimiles, los prOductos
que consumimos aqui y que i'm
portamos de los EstadOs Unidos?
mo es con un margen de pro
tecci6n enorme para el productor
americana que adquirimos la ma
yor parte de 10 que nos cuesta la
vida? Pues pidamOs, reclamemos,
exijamos compensaciones equita-
twas.
Do debemOs c0nsentir pOr mas
tempo que Sc nos applique un ira
to desleal EN- ell que las desven
taias Y la inestabilidad estan en-
nuestra contra. Sc nos va a pro
teger nuestrO tabacO? No Sc va a
mantener una discreta, una COM
pensadora protection a nuestros
az1cares para que podamOs soste-
ner la competencia con los produc
tos similares en- ell mercadO anne
ricanO?
Si estO no ha de hacerse, 81 clio
no es possible, sinO Sc nos promote
de manera que no quede esa pro
mesa en- ell aire como por 10 vistc
han quedadO Otras, entonces sera
llegada la hora inaplazable de
revi:,ar. r.1euestfcsistelna' ar&ncela-
rio, dejandOnos el arreglo del
mismO.
ESQ serfa 10 mejOr.
PETICION A LA CAMARA
Del COncejo municipal de Aguas
Buenas, solicitando la aprobaci6n
del proyecto presentadO pOr ei
Representante seiior BayOnet pa
ra la constitution de unaCOrte dc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
Ell SIMPATICO

Niho de nuestrOs amigos AsenjO
Dfaz, regreso de TOa Alta ell Do
mingO y pasara Santurce yer
de mejorar su preciOsa salud.
Nos interesamOs vivamente Ell
que cesen las inquietndes de Con-
RADIO y Mercedes, padres amantf-
simos de ese nino primOgenitO Y
tinicO Ell quien sc concentran to-
dos los amores y la esperanza her
mOsa del pOrvenir.
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sDESEIEE SQ,G{tAtL$ y
III progfama de desk nombre tan Gl efa(

na sdetesk nombre, tan aelsagradd
general.
VI Milagros y Mia triunfaran en-
su empresa.
:CUAL ES
De todas las hOras la mas her
mOsa?
RecuerdenlO nuestras damas :
aquellas de los primeros Hiernes
de mes en- que sc celebre 'La HO-
ra Santa de Jesns Sacramento
do"
Sc aproxima la del Viernes
veamos caer esa tarde de cara al
Sol de las almas, en- la iglesia de
Santa Ana, sentir las nOtas del
0rganO Y la ola de inciensO, que
nos purifica ell ambiente.
son HUESPEDES
De los esposOs GOrbea Pla, las
gentiles se1Oritas Carmen Garcia
~ Nelly Nadal.
Santurce sc embellece con esas
delicadas niiias que pertenecer
en- Mayaguez a la mas distinguida
sOciedad. :,H
.En breve haran TN viaje a los
Estad0s UnidOs, dOnde tienen ia
miliares tan amables como elias
Ell PUBLICO
Demuestra su decision por ls
opereta.
Esperanza Iris posee la fuerzs
atractiva de que nos habla Saral
Bernhardt, y el fxitO sc colma.
No podemOs hacer juiciO de Ia
compaiiia porque no la hemOs Wis
to.
A. las rimas del arte, Ell cual
quiera de sus manifestaciOnes sa
bemOs admirarlas v Esperanza
Iris, porta ese cetrO, gentilmente
La saludamOs.
Ell JUEVES
10. de mayo ha de llevarse &
efecto la Asamblea de la Ligs
Antituberculosa en- la BibliOtect
Carnegie.
El asuntO es de vital interes
que concurran tOdOs sus sOciOs y
los que no puedan hacerlO, nom
bren sus representatives.
Hay que daf inversion al dine
70 que hay en- fondOs y precisa to
mar acuerdos de conformidad cor
todOs los que pertenecen a la hu
manitaria asOciaci0n.
Es de esperarse que no hays
lie suspenderse la reunion POI
alta de asistencia de las perso
mas interesadas y quienes Sc LA
ma pOr tercera vez la junta que
ha de tener lugar ell jueves.
Nos cOmplaceremOs de yer reu
nido ell ndmero propiO para podel
llevar a efectO la junta necesaria
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29
SEYENDE

Una maquina de escribir
UNDERWOOD, CARO- de
18''. Esta prestandO seryi-
clio. Puede verse en- los al
tOs del BancO Territorial Y
AgricOla. Advt.
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nos pIgEX . Z. !. Ik

Que es muy bella y gentil, y
lue cenira la. corona de azahares
en breve, al haber hecho su COM
promise amOroso la Srta. Gabrie-
la CuadradO Adsuar, con ell caba-
Hero HilariO Herrero pertenecien
te a la colOnia asturiana de Puer-
to Rico.
Gabriela es hija de los esposOs
Cuadrado Adsuar, y sObrina de
nuestro amigo sefior Enrique Ad-
suar Gerente del Banco Conner
cial v distinguido caballero.
El seiior Herrero representa-
una importante casa de Chicago.
EncadenamOs esos cOraz0nes
entire una guinalda de mirtos pa
ra que VIVIAN felices su epoca de
amores augurandO con este la fe-
licidad que ven en- el horizonte
como la mas legltima esperanza
de sus aspiraciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-29

Sc necesita una experta CAFE
ra que sepa hablar Ingles. Di-
rijase a la Oficina del
HOTEL PALACE.
Advt.
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Gallup

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Jones have re-
turned from albuquerque where they
went to meet Mrs. Jones mother and
father, who were en- route from their
former homo in Texas to Flora Vista,
where they have purchased a farm,
and expect to make their home.
Almost everybody in Carp at
tended the field dav celebration at
Fort Wingate last Wednesday The
day was ideal for out-of- doors sports,
and the large number of visitors to the
fort were royalty entertained by the
officers and men.
Lieut.. John McFic of tho Sunshine
division is in Gallup. visiting his par
onts, Judge ana Mrs. j. r. Merle. He
will return TO Camp Kearny Calf, in
Il few days, at whichspoint he expects
to be mustered out Of service Lieu
tenant McFie expects to visit MS
brother, Ralph McFie, in the Philip
pines, shortly after be is discharged
from the army.
Mrs. John A. Gordon has returned
from an extended visit with friends in
FL PasO, Tex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Burns, of Colo
RADIO. were visitors in Gallup for two
or three days the fore part of the
week They came to visit the grave
of their SON. who died here during the
epidemic of 'flu" last October While
here they were guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs James Cavenaugh on SnnnNsde.
A bazaar was held in the opera
house Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
for the benefit Of the Catholic church.
Quite a nice sum was raised.
The friends of Mrs. f. s. Lawrence
will learn with pleasure that She was
able to leave the hospital in Los An
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this week visiting relatives.
r. Sellers has returned from a
business trip TO Kansas City.
Mrs. Vernon Ferman left Thursday
to join her husband at Hastings,
Oklahoma, where they will make their
home.
Friday, the 9th, a son was born TO
superintendent and Mrs. 5. w. Par
ton.
Rev. Joe Land of Deming, is visiting
here and has decided to- locate here
for school advantages.
Lieut.. r. l.. Richardson left Fri
day to enter a hospital in Albuquerque
for an operation for appendicitis.
Miss Berthe Bullock and Mr.. Al
ton j. Smith, were married at Altus,
Okla, last week.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. +. church
will give the play, "All a Mistake, =
at the high school auditorium next
Friday evening.
wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents. Miss Gladys Gott
and Claude Bennett were united IN
marriage by Rev. Thomas v I.ud-
low.
A large number of young people
enjoyed n picnic in Baranca canyon
Wednesday evening.
The Mountainan Commercial club
is engineering the changing Of a por-
ton of the Ocean to Ocean highway
between here and Abo. The road will
extend west and south OF town cover
ing a distance of five miles Farm
ers along the route will give $500, the
merchants in town $500 and the state
$500. The county fund available for
this purpose is $1,000. Mr.. Jacobs and
Mr.. Rodgers are doing the surveying.
Much civic enthusiasm is shown and
it is proposed that all business houses
close for day and everybody work on
the new highway
Mrss. G.. r. McWhirter entertained
her Sunday school class at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs, }. II. Griffin Wednes-
Gay at 8 o'clock dinner in honor of
Sergeant Major Mars shall Orme VIII 0
has just returned from overseas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
SIMPSON As \ POET.

Friends had suspected it. but they
are surprised nevertheless. to have
William Ii. simpson, he of the Santa
Fee blossom out as a poet. But May
Poetry prints Il lovely poem from
his pen. 1t is entitled. ''Maytime, ~
and is only the first. of q series, the
rest of which are to appear in an
early number, and which will all be
about the southwest. The May num-
Der of Poetry is unusually rich with
work by new writer's. eight of them
having never before have had place in
its columns. Altogether, seventeen
poets are represented John Gould
Fletcher, known in Santa Fe, con-
tributes an essay on The Life' of
Lamartine." touching lightly on his
friendship with Madame Charles Mrs.
Alice Corbin Henderson. of Santa Fc,
one Of the editors. contributes two
literary essays, one on Chamber Mu-
sic. old and New and the other
"Mannerisms of Free Verse" which
should clear the atmosphere consid-
crably for old-fashioned critics Of
verse libre, voicing as it does their
but placing them in proper
relation to the subject
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Holbrook Ariiz.

Mrs. George Hennessey entertained
wednesday afternoon with a bridge
party complimentary To Mrs. Lines OF
California, who is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. l.. W. Reynolds. A dainty
luncheon of sandwiches, olives, ice tea
and orange sheTbet was served in the
course of the afternoon. Mrs. Lines
the guest of honor, made high score
ana was presented with a beautiful
gift. .n .. .-a....
Miss Helen Smith, who has been at
tending school in Flagstaff, has re-
turned home for the summer vacation
Miss Rachael Thomas attended the
"senior hop" in Flagstaff last Friday.
Fred Purcell, cattleman of Heber
was in Holbrook this week buying
supplies for his ranch,
Hal d. Sharp made a business trip
to Flagstaff Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters McLaws at
tended the Ford convention held in FL
Paso the first part of the week. Mr.
McLaws was one of the many dele
gates to attend this convention. While
there they made a trip over into
Juarea which proved to be very in
terestinG.
Mrs. c. Jordan and a number of her
friends motored to Winslow Tuesday.
Miss Florence Smith. accompanied
by Miss ,lIlva Howell, returned to Hol-
broOktThurslay from Flagstaff, where
they have been attending the normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bazell Of WinsIoW
were Iolbrook visitors Wednesday.
l., T.. Carron, who has been on an
extensive "trip in the east, returned TO
IIolbrook Thursday
A
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Mountainair

Miss Bernice Orme left Wednesday
for Il few weeks visit in Clovis.
James A. Moody, who has been in
the service, has been honorably dis
charged and has returned here and
taken his old position at the Noun
tainair garage.
billiard Wyatt of Roswell was a
business visitor here Monday,
A. e. Jackson of Chicago, H., was
here Wednesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Mitchell of AL
buquerque, are spending a few weeks
in Mountainair.
a, X, Barton of Albuquerque, was
here Wednesday,
G. b. Bretzh of Denver, was here
Monday transacting business with
the local school board.
Alex Booth of l1staneia, was here
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Albuquerque Morning Journal, Sunday, May IS, 1919


! people, urging the necessity OF p
! broader education along spiritual
rather than material lines of thought
! and effort than Is now the rule or
purpose of our various systems OF in
! struction. He illustrated his theme
/ with examples of the beautiful deco
rated pottery of the Indians of the
southwest, comparing it with utensils
/ of similar utlitarlan purpose in, COM
mon use by civilized PEOPLES. The
Tart of our civilization is intensely
( specialized Consequently we know
! less, as a civilized peonle of real art
| culture than do the barbariaas and
savages of our deserts and wide
spaces--the aburieines of the ancient
pnohlos and the cliff dwelling tribes
OF New Mexico.
almost coincideut with DR.. Hew-
etts informing and stimulating COM
parson was the address upon an idcn-
tical subject by Or. Elmer L. Brown,
chancellor of New York university,
before the annual meeting of the
wellesley College Teachers associa-
ton. DR. Brown spoke on 'Democ-
racy and Beauty and he pleaded. as
DR. Ilewett did, for n wider, more pro-
found understanding of the true
meaning of art by all the people OF
this country. He contended that the
educational influences of the country
must see to it that our people have
all possible opportunity for compar-
ing the beauty which at first glimpse
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18

both of us there is no place we would
like to be in.so much as Santa Fe-
but for painting l want a change of
subieCt-or ather change of skin
light skin instead OF red. At Santa Fe
We can hardly hope TO extend our
model supply much beyond what we
already developed and our supply was
confined TO our Indian and Mexican
friends. Last Summer I did not paint
people at alI-only landscape
twoods) Now l have a craving to do
some fair-skinned people and win
probably go somewhere whore l can
get them. Have thought of Canada
but nothing is decides. Don't think
that we have cut allegiance to Santa
Fe--we viii come back for we love the
place and our friends and all the at
mosphere You put about us when we
gTp there
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geles the first of this week, after I'M
dergoing an operation.
Mrs. j. d. Harris has been quite i'll
at her home on North Third street for
several days, but is somewhat better.
Rev. and Mrs Frying, of Zuni
were visitors in Gallup for day or
two this week. They went from here
TO Thoreau for a short visit
b. Armstrong is in Winsow, AriZ.
to which point he has been transferred
by the Santa Fee Mrs. Armstrong and
children expect to join him soon.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown are
visiting California points for a few
weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
POpIIARIZING CIITIRE.

The san Diego Union, in its leading
editorial on last Monday. summed up
thoughts that are also significant in
Santa ZEE and Albuquerque and of in
terest because at San Diego as at
Santa Fee it is Dr. Edgar L. Hewett. a
New Mexico educator and scientist,
who is in the heart of the movement.
Tho editorial says:
"Dr Edgar l.. Hewett, in his con-
Guiding lecture on Comparative Gull
turc History made forceful pleG,
for a general dissemination of art
ideas and art knowledge among the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
fNHlBIT AT SANTA FE
PRINT SIIDp

Az the Santa Fe Print Shop a new
eNhibltion of etchings, just arrived,
is being shown, among them being the
View from Telegraph Hill. by John W.
Wnkler, recently awarded a prize by
the Chicago Art Institute: and at the
same time a special group of water
coiors and drawings by Charles Henry
Demnth and Charles r. Sheeler is
exhibited.
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Santa Fe Society
Notes


Continued from Tase TwoD
come down to us for generations, yea
centuries, if not milleniums. Before
the war, American manufacturers and
designers We're very much dependent
upon Europe for their resigns, but
since then they have discovered in an
cient Indian design purely American
source Of almost limitless suggestions
that are superior TO anything that
Europe has offered since the days of
ancient Greece. Mrs Westlake has
adapted her designs most beautifully
10 such objects as table runners. pill
low tops, dresses, curtains scarfs
waists. Color and design impress with
their chastencss. their subdued har-
monies. their apnronriateneas.
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ELECTED TO COSMOS CLUE.

Or. Edgar l.. Hewett, director Of
tie Museum, has just been elected a
member Of the Cosmos club IN Wash
mRton, H. C.. widely known as the
rendezvous Of Americas scientific
world. President Wilson and three
members of his cabinet as wen as
many other high officials, navy and
army officers as well as several
hundred scientists. explorers and
writer's belong to the dub. Sylvanus
G, Morley is the other Santa Fean who
is Il member
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Taos Society Of Artists. was in santa
re with his family this week, on his
way to Taos. where he has a beautiful
summer home and study. He spends
ms winters in New York City.
Miss Elizabeth Brown of St Joseph,
Mo. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
r. F. Asplund.
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MoNoLoCuEs by MISS GEORGE.

Miss George, the English sculptor
and painter, who has just returned
from visit of several weeks to Santo
Domingo Sunday evening delighted
an audience at Sunmount with mono
dOgucs OF her own composition
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
GRNCE RNNIlN IN pNEIs.

Grace Ravlm Of the Santa Fc Art
colony, writes the museum from Paris
on April 20 wishing the staff Il happy
Easter. She is busy in the American
Red Cross canteen in the Care
dOrsay. I'VE have over 1000 men a
day she says-''no time for painting
an nresentn
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ENCANNTIONs Az ROWE.

On IIrI GutNo OF AndOVor an
uounccs that he win resume his eX-
c1vatiuus at Rowe, near Pecos, begun
i'm the summer Of 1917.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
OWE DWEILEKs ON TnrRspAY.

Thursday evening the Cave Dwelers
will meet at the new Museum for the
semi monthly session. Gustayc Bau-
mann, the artist, will present the
theme. Or, James a. Rolls is to pre-
side.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
FIFTEEN CI.UR GUEST DAY.

ON the semi-annual Guest day. Fri
uay afternoon of next week. the Eff
teen club VIII be the Guest of Mrs.
Aspiuha and Mrs. Walter at the home
Of the former on Marcy street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
ORNToRCAh CONTEST TUESDAY.

Museum night, Tuesday evening, in
the st. Francis auditorium. St
Mchaers college will hold its annual
Oratorical contest
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
CHURCH MEETINGS.

Friday afternoon Mrs. Frank w.
Parker was hostess to the Guild and
the Missionary Auxiliary of the church
of the Holy Faith. The Woman $
union of the First Presbyterian church
met with Miss Elizabeth Hughes the
same afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
lNOOIISIINILNNT

Father are you dreaming?
A maiden asked one day
The father merely fPowned at her.
And quickly turned away.
Father are you dreaming?
The maiden then did roar.
The father left the house ut once:
oh, gosh. but he was sore.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18
COMING AND GOIN(

!. =. COuse, mesnber Of the Ma
tional Academy and president of the