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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

Among the FL PasOans who were
present at the opening of the Green
Tea Pot down b valley on sunday
Were- MI and Mrs. r l. Robinson.
Miss Lenna Robinson and their house
guest. Miss ElOise Winhafer; Miss
Rebecca Goldstein. Anna Martha
D0ak, Mrs. Caroline H Doak. C. T.
Lewis. Miss Fern Goss. Miss Mary
O'Bryan, Miss Blanche Belts. Mrs
George l. Dickinson. Miss Evelyn
COckrill. Miss Ruby Fuller, Mr.. n
Mrs. Robert C~arstairs. F. IL Lansing,
Air. and Mrs. Milton S Graves. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. F. Cahill. Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. A. Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. Il D. Chap
man. Mr. and Mrs. N 6. Buchoz, Mt.
and Mrs Harvey Gamble. Capt Ar
thur NolImer. Lieut. A. II. Beese. Miss
Helen O'Shea, Frank Royse, Mrs. A.
F. Watts. Mrs. o. T.. Lansden. Mrs.
A. l. Peterman. Mr.. and Mrs. 6 O.
BOttorff. Mr.. and Mrs. PRESLEY Bit
tick. Mr. n Mrs r H Cook OF
Wichita Falls. Tex. Mrs. Mlnifreu
Case. Of DenisOn. Texas. and others.
Miss Ellinor POrcher viii entertain
at the Green Tea Pot his week and
a number of ard parties and dan
SAINTS are scheduled for h week
a merry little supper party was Civ
en- by Mr. and Mrs. julius kantor on
Sunday eveping at their upper valley
home. complimentary 20 their cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Laskin. OF FL Paso-
An attractive c-enterpiece Of greenery
formed the principal decoration and
the table was exquisite in its appoint
ments. The guest list included Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Grossblatt. Miss Minda
Laskin. Ralph Swat. Nathan Shutz, Of
Angeles. the honor guests. M. and
Mrs. Louis Laskin, and b host and
hostess.
r ?
aT-- q rbrfs4far entertained At
her home on Manzana street Monday
afternoon with a tea for the members
of the woman's auxiliary OF Carpen-
tiers union. No. 16- The guests pres
ent were Mrs. G. F. Allen. Mrs. Alma
Bartlett. Mrs. Ellen Dit, Mrs. l. B.
Pollard, Mrs. Henry Cordel. Mrs. A
Weeks, Mrs. F. r. Jackson. Mrs. r. +.
Bridges, Mrs. T. y. LaRue, Mrs. H T.
Brown. Mrs. A A. Powell and Mrs. L
Warden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Wednesdays Calendar
OF Social EUenis

UNITING department Of the Red
~ Cross open in Red Cross shop. in
San Jacinto plaza Mrs. Horace Broad
due. chairman Of woman's work Of the
FL Paso Red Cross; Mrs. Z. $. Stewart,
chairman Of the department; Mrs. C.
E Kelly, vice chairman; Mrs A n.
Martinez. chairman for the day: knit
ting instructors, Mrs. z. NJ Bell. Mrs.
Hayes Watson. Miss Agnes Stewart
n Mrs. z. Brown.
Box social on Wednesday evening
in / O. O. +. fall given by the mem
Of the White Shrine Of Jerusalem.
Regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Missionary society of Altura
Presbyterian church at . o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
eRECIAN-cALInER -.

CALDER IS" opened at the Grecian
theater yesterday TO large audiences
who were thrilled. mystified and high
Iy interested in the big story Of the
northwest with its tremendous heart
appeal
on account Of the unusual excel
.lence Of this picture and because &,
so thoroughly pleased those who saw
10 at he Grecian theater yesterday. ft
has been decided by the Grecian man.
agement to hold this picture over an
extra day.
CALDER IS" viii be shown at the
Grecian theater just two more days.
today and tomorrow. Be sure 70 see
this thrilling. gripping story OF the
great northwest-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
WIGwAM-DE MILE FEATURI

WIGWAM-DE MILE FEATURE.
Cecil de Miles spectacular romance.
TIL I Come Back TO You" viii be
shown for the last time today at the
Wigwam- This picture IS In keeping
with AL OF the De Mile productions il
has a good story TO carry It Inc Il Is
pleasing. entertaining and instructive.
1T is a story OF an American officer
and a Belgian girl There are bits OF
war in Il. but the romantic feature and
the various spectacles o~vershadOW the
war. 1t is an exceptionally good pic
.ture. Bryant Washburn has the role
of the American
Tomorrow the Wigwam viii show
the little spitfire. Priscilla Dean in
another of her novel pictures. The
unlocked for is always the feature Of
Miss Deans pictures. "She Hired a
Husband" is along new lines and is
one OF her best features
Saturday. Charlie Chaplin wiz be
in a new print Of his very funny
comedy. "Shanghaied-" Do not miss
it-Adr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
FT.SE[DON AUTO
TOUR ARRANGED
Club VIII Picnic on Banks
Of the Rio Grande
Next Sunday.

The first Of the monthly picnics
planned by the FL Paso Automobile
club for the summer months viii take
place Sunday in the grove on the east
bank OF the Rio Grande between old
Fort SeIden and Leasburg diversion
dam. Mai. w. II. H LleweIlyn. Of Las
Cruces. has agreed to arrange the
necessary details relative to securing
permits, providing refreshments. which
viii be furnished by the club. and
having everything in readiness on ar
rival Of the members Of the Automo-
bile club and their friends. Parties
will carry their own lunch baskets.
o. Miles North.
Fort SeIden is located 6S miles north
Of FL Paso and is one Of the most in
teresting places. historically. in this
section OF the country. 1t is near the
southern terminus Of the tornado del
Muerto and was a frontier Indian post
established soon after the close of h
civil It was from this post that
the peace Of the country was main
tanned in that section by sending out
scouting parties to keep the Indians
down During the civil war, several
battles were fought In the nearby vi
ElN-LE OF what was lALeI Lue LoEL- A
good many Of the ruins Of the old fort
are still in existence
Hot Springs There.
In addition 10 the interesting facts
connected with the fort n surround
ing country. hot springs are located
near the picnic grove and good fishing
and bathing places are also near. The
picuickers are advised 10 carry bath
ing suits and fishing tackle If those
sports appeal TO them.
A J. Strayer has charge of local
arrangements for the club and will
appoint his own committees which viii
consist OF those on refreshments and
entertainment One feature 10 be pro-
vided by the entertainment commit
tee viii be a BAH game between the
fats and leans.
SHOULD Leave Early.
Miss Buena Glider. secretary Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

per in honor Of Lieut. Col. Henry L.
Newbold, who has recently been as
signed to b regiment and in compIf-
ment to Mai and Mrs. Carl Clifton
kreuger, who returned a few DAYS
past from a wedding trip TO points OF
interest in California. Lieut. Col New
bold has been in the city but a short
time. having come here from WASH
ington. D. c.
Prior TO the dance. Col T. C. Merrill,
commanding officer Of the S2nd field
artillery, viii entertain at dinner al
the club house for the honor guests
and tWlve other friends.
Lieut.. H A BarnharL. chairman Of
the dance committee OF the regiment
viii have charge of the details of the
party assisted by Lieut.. J. l. Holman
and Lieut.. c.. H. Bowers. The regi-
mental band wiz furnish the music
for dancing hours
Officers OF the other regiments sta
toned at Fort Bliss and their wives
viii attend the dance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
NAznIovA IN aREvELAT1oN.-

The Unique will show the great
Nazimova in n return showing OF
Revelation" today for the last time.
This is a most unusual play and you
should not miss this last opportunity
Of seeing h greatest actress in a
great production
Nazimova. as Jollne. "a daughter Of
Joy" is q dancer in the cabaret OF
three delights-Wine. Women and
SOng-in the Latin quarters Of
Paris. she is an artists model, and
wildly and beautifully she poses as
La Bacchanic Saiome Sappho o. The
sphinx and SIN This show starts at s.,
1915 and 9;15 tonight-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

This week. we are making special
displays OF Masonic Emblem 5eweIry
with reference TO the Scottish Rite
Degrees
In connection with this Display. We
call your attention TO the fact tina the
engraving this jewelry requires is
Thoroughly understood by Us.
Special Note: The Fl Mazda Ring is
now on display in one OF our exhibit
ticn cases.
w T. HlxsOn Co.. The Hall Mark store
Mills & Mesa On the Plaza Near p. o.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

Automobile club. stated Tuesday
morning that those who Will attend.
should arrange TO leave town as early
as possible Sunday morning in order
to make the trip before the day -ets
too warm. 1t is imperative that she
be notified, she says, at Automobile
club Headquarters, telephone 6552. of
the number in the parties that will at
tend Miss Glider also said that the
] would arrange with some garage
TO have a first aid a to go along to
attend TO p%unctures and other car ac-
cidents.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
FnR kgUTE hcHES or IRE ~

Sprinkle one or two Aliens Foot-Ease
powders in the Foot Bah and soak and
rub the feet It takes the sting out
OF Corns and Bunions and smarting. ach-
ing 1aeL Then 1or lasting ccmf1rt. shake
Aliens Eoot-Ease into y.ur shoes. II takes
the friction from the shoe. rests the feet
and makes walking a delight Always
use Il for dancing parties and to break
in new shoes An dealers seI ft-Adr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
1Oe MATINEE AT MAJESTIC.

Wednesday. Alma Ruebens will be
seen in a seven reel Triangle feature.
from I TO 6 D. m at the Majestic. Her
Answer" Tonight the musical Wake
fields present The Dixie Girl with
feature picture, Her Answer" be-
tween shows. making a big double
program-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
WEATHER BULLETIN.
{. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU

taken
az s a. m 18th
meridian time. Ape
p. 1913
Forecasts
e Paso and VI
cinity= Partly ciou-
dy tonight an
Wednesday.
New Mexico and
Arizona Fair to-
night and Wednes-
day not h
change IN tem1era-
rure
west z To-
night and Wednss-
day partly cioudy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
coMEpY AT nIJor-ronAY-

Last showing OF The Dictator" the
Paramount comedy. starring John
barrymore, is on at the Bijou today.
row in her new FOX" production.
Pitfalls Of a Big City" the story o.
every ctty's underWorld-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

Our ~up-to-date equipment enables
Us TO do film developing and printing
in first class style. Prompt attention
given mail orders.
}. II. Gandnra Photo supply Co.
llO f. a Antonio St-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

The Court Of Honor is entertaining
this afternoon and this evening with
benefit card parties at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. ". L. Wilson. 1243L san
Antonio street. Bunco and soc are
the games to be played this afternoon
and 500 viii be the game for the even
ing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22

A RECENT portrait OF lady Carson.
n wife Of Sir Edward Carson. the
noted leader Of Ulster. who for the
greatest part OF his public life has
fought against the question Of home
rule o Ireland, Lady Carson. during
the world war, was active in many Of
the British war relief.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
FL Pasoans Returning.

Mrs. c. II. Tietsort has returned
from a three weeks visit in oklahoma
where she visited her mother. Mrs.
] Matte Horner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
Plants Starving?

Don't expect your trees. shrubs
roses r plants to grow O. bloom
without feeding them something
Order 100 lbs. OF WriEhts IDEAL
PLANT FOOD and watch them grow
and bloom Directions with each hag
WRIGHT NURSERY COMPANY.
Phone e4sq.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-22
EHH NoUFNDTO
READ ~ = PAPER
AL DEFENDS on
Hoh NDJ LOOK
THRU IT.

PRECIPITATION last p hou-s dnches) -.
state OF weather ------..-i
Lowest temp last night
Highest temp Festdy.f
Evening star., 1919-03-03
lIITILES1oRIEs I
.%rBEDTInE
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
Copyright, 1919. by T W. Bursess)
Farmer Browns Boy Finds
Hooty's Nest.

Summer or winter, Farmer Browns
Boy loves the Green Forest. He loves
the Green Forest almost as much as
those who live therein. So il is that
Whenever he has chance he tramps
through the Green Forest. always
hoping to learn something more a bout
the little people in feathers and fur
y mo- live there.
IL was almost time for sweet Mis-
tTo~> Spring TO arrive. although there
Was still much snow and ice. Farm
er Browns Boy knew that almost
U1|ht come. and that one of the first
Things she would do would he 10 set
Inc sap running up in the big sugar
naples. Already everything at the
sugar house was in readiness. and
Farmer Browns Eoy WAS looking for
ward eagerly To rhe work and fun of
making maple sugar.
For = day or two there had been
signs that gentle Sister South W md
" as not far Off. an this particular
afternoon Farmer Browns Boy de-
cidcd that he would visit the maple
trees and tap two or three OF them
to see if the sap had started yet He
found that it hadn't, SO he kept on
Just for the pleasure of a tramp in the
Green Forest Now there are few
things which escape the sharp eyes
Of Farmer Browns Boy. Presently
in a lonesome part of the Green For
est he discovered some queer little
round things lying on the ground. He
knew what they were the minute he
saw them. He picked one up aud
broke il open Inside we're some bits
OF bone. He had expected there would
be-
Right away Farmer Browns Boy
Evening star., 1919-03-03
IF YOU HAVE STAIRS.

just why we should value the priVl-
Iege of walking up and down stairs 1t
is difficult to see. yet with many per-
sons who have lived in an apartment
one of the reasons why there is a de-
sire to get back INTO a house IN be-
cause of the fact that in Il house one
can walk up and down stairs. There
IS something of a satisfaction IN com
ing down tobreakfast" in the morn
Ing down to breakfast" In the morn
that the dweiier In an apartment or
bungalow cannot enjoy.
Yet stairs are a bothersorle detail of
the housekeeping. Stair cleaning is
bugbear. to the woman who has 10
manage without maid and some
thing of a trial. anyway. For 1t is a.
most Impossible to sweep thorn with
out raising q troublesome dust that
usually makes 1t necessary to do the
work twice In order to get them
really clean, Moreover, they receive so
much wear that they always seem
dusty and soiled.
This state of things Is especially
troublesome when the stairs are car
peted. When they are bare they are
easier to keep clean.
If a. carpet Is desirable. as 1t is
sometimes when there are old per
sons in the falnily-bare stairs are
siipperY-it should he a narrow strip
Of carpet fastened through the mid
die of the stairs. leaving each end OF
each step bare. Sprinkle each step,
beginning at the top. with dampened
tea leaves and brush each step clean,
with a stiff whisk broom dampened
with cold water. Brush tho dust into
a dustpan held on the step below
Brush the bare part of the steps at
the same time, with soft brush,
About half an hour after this brush
Ing. begin at the top of the stairs
again, This time use II dampened d
cloth and two oiled ones. With the
damp one wipe the. surface of the
carpet and, lifting it at the edges as
much as possible, run the cloth under
1t to toflect any stray dust, At the
same time rub the bare part of the
step with the oily cloth ana with the
other oily cloth wipe the banisters
and the woodwork. if stairs and
woodwork are enarefed instead of
stained, use Il damp cloth, Wrung al
most dry, TO clean them,
Allow q full haif-hour to eiapse be-
tween the time of brushing tho stairs
and the time of dusting them for IL
takes the dust long time to settle
If bare stairs are brushed every
day with a soft brush. tho dust being
swept from each step into dustpan
and then, half an hour later, wiped
with an oily or damp cloth. they will
stay in good condition. 1t may be
necessary to have II stiff, pointed
brush TO keep the corners free from
dust and dirt.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
FASHIONS
AnsHy~dl dlsevverr

When woman Anssy dlsrvvess'
that style rules are meant for her
general guida nee only. and not meant
20 be followed biindiy. she is on the
road to being really well dressed. I'm
fortunately. fe~ women, except those
who are interested in styles from a
business standpoint. make this. ALL
I'm portsnt discover Every style
suggestion is taken literally and
copied or followed exactly, and the
result IS that femininlty en- masse
is most lnartistically garbed.
The separate blouse is a garment
that is arrenable to many interpre
tatious at the present time The long
costume, or replun blouse, is an ex-
tremeiy interesting member of the
blouse family, bat II would not be
safe or true TO say that il is TO doni
nate the line. Unquestf0n2a more
OF the vaist-Iength models viii be
worn. Fer this reason the long
blouse is distinctive and usually at
tracts attention.
In the lineup OF waigt-IeIgth
biouses. sheer cotton yoiies and or
CANDIES are especially popular fab
RIGS White or plain pastel colors
Evening star., 1919-03-03

looked up in the top of that tall tree.
He wasn't t all surprised to see
mass of sticks. 1t was a nest ~
least Il was meant to be a nest. But
such q looking nest as It was. It
seemed to be falling to pieces. It was
the most disreputahie kind OF nest
just such loo king nest as would he
Redtaii the Hawks when II had not
been used for two or three seasons
and so. Of course, had not been re
paired.
the little round things he had found
on the ground. L do believe. said
he. that Hooty the Owl is living
here" You see, he knew that those
little round things could have come
from no one but Hooty Hoo'y. y"U
know, gulps his food down. bones ana
Evening star., 1919-03-03

And William Howard Taft, former President
tells exactly what they should do, with no
doubt of the result, either, he says. He tells it
plainly, and changes lifetime opinion to advo-
cate his view.
Evening star., 1919-03-03

GOWN OF COPPER BROWN FOC-
LARD. EMBROIDERED WITH ROSE
WOOL IN LATTICE DESIGN. SASH
OF ROSE-COLORED GEORGETTE +.
WITH TASSELS OF Wool.
colored by ornamentation that they
do not destroy the shade of any skin
or the color of any hair.
The sketch shows such gown. IL
is of copper brown foulard with an
eighteenth century lattice work of
rose wool forming an apron and COM
ing out from under the top sleeves.
There is a sash Of rose-colored geor-
gette in the same shade of wool as the
lattice work. 1t is tied at the side and
fringed with wool strands.
There is n fiat cream lace collar to
outline the severity of the neck.
Evening star., 1919-03-03
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT
Zone Woman to Another
4,tae By Lucy Kestor

j. SHSacn and 1 were knitting busily and
J Sust talking in sort of disjointed manner
Z as the spirit moved u.s.
&. HDo you know" said Helen irrelcvantly,
II DON'T think there is anything 50 tragic
! to me as the thought of my not being per
! asphsrly fresh and wholesome
-".'well," l replied, Il wish that all trsg
ediee could be as easily arerted.'
T.; 'c1why what do YOU mean said she. Il
\ tive in horror of il. ! think if knew
} that. had an odor about Of Perspira
J ton or anything l should simply die
.t.Nonsense:" 7 exclaimed, There is
J rApQlin.
{to"Jhst what. may ask, is AmoIin:"
} "Vhy Amolin is perfectly wonderful
} daedsrant 1t positively destroys all odors
3-f ktow. because I use it constantly.
,, ssey it the very first thing after coming
7 from my bath. sprlnkt" it in my clothes.
I and IN fact. wouIdn't be wthogt it,
1ne AnoHn is the personal, ail-rouud aoodor-
srt, unScented. snti>rptir, heaiiUS and
soothing. and conta ning no Jalcum. 1t can
} be purchased at ali drug and dcpartu
! Stores for DC or for i3r for double size
{ tin. Write the AmoiiR Company. Lodi, y.
J.. far free sample
Evening star., 1919-03-03
Adding Bright Color to Brown.

There are women who cannot wear
brown even though they want TO ap-
pear in fashion. They realize that it
is smart bat they do not see how they
can adapt it to heir own colorin&,
The dressmakeTs have overcome this
defect. or rather handicap. by intro
ducing froCl:s that are so brilliantly
Evening star., 1919-03-03

covered buttons, and "A sash belt Of
tafreta or black velvet ribbon.
This blouse may be worn with
black skirt or with one of navy tat
feta or satin. The result VIII De an
altogether suitable frock for early
-sfsrY rsrf street .Wear
Evening star., 1919-03-03

ali, Then inside him somethinG funuy
takes place. The bones and the fur.
or feathers, of his victims cannot be
digested OF course not, So down
in his crop they are made into these
queer little balls. like marbles. and
these HoOty spits out quite as yon
spit out the pit from cherry.
Farmer Browns Boy walked all
around that tree looking up. Pres
entity ne saw the end of brown tail
MrS Hooty was ut home. She v as
sitting on that nest.
Evening star., 1919-03-03

TAILORED COSTT Me BLOUSE FOR
SPRING.
are smart and the blouse of checked,
striped or figured cotton Yoiie is
dainty for late spring or SUMMER
wear.
Some long costume biouses are
shown made of sheer cotton ma
terials. bus this type of garment is
especially smart when a rich ma
terlai is employed. F'Ilny chiffons
and nets, gcorgette and lace. are en-
ploycd with excellent effect.
severely tailored costume blouses
are smart. and when com bined with
tailored skirts of blending or con
trasting color help TO make up de-
cidedly chic frocks for early spring
street wear.
The blouse shown in the sketch,
model reaching almost TO the knees,
would be charming made of tan or
sand -colored satin, with collar and
Guns OF navy or green tadeta. taneta-
Evening star., 1919-03-03
OfInfereSt TO Women
CREPE DE CHINE. FOULARD AND GEORGETTE

several shades in order that it may
keep pace with other frocks that
range from tarnished gold down 10
Havana tobacco.
Evening star., 1919-03-03

over two thousand years old. Under its
branches tradition says that st. IAkst
Aud ST Paul rested.
Evening star., 1919-03-03

Minor. stands one of the most famous
trees in the world. Ii is huge tree,
eighteen yards in circumference. and
Evening star., 1919-03-03

In the main street of the principal
town on the little island of Kos, a Turk
ish possession eff the coast OF Asia
Evening star., 1919-03-03

The extraordinary personal story of dethroned
European princess, before whom the whole
world bowed with royal carriages to drive me
about and sumptuous palaces to shelter me"
In day all was changed. Then what? That
she tells: how she came to America. Il have
found place here: am fighting my way JOY
fully Where and how2 That she explains
The sun., 1919-05-05
SIXTY PORTS. IN CHILE

NNE OF THE MOST INTERESTING PHASES of Chile's
natural advantages the fact that sixty ports located
along its $500 miles of seacoast aording the opportunity of
developing some of the finest harbors in South America.
4 N INDICATION OF THE TIMES is shown in the
nouncement that for the first time steamship line
will be opened between New Orleans and Chile direct.
Steamers ply between Valparaiso Talcahuano San An
tonic Antofagasa Iquque and Pta Arenas and the chief
commercial centers of the world.
CHILE'S SHIP BUILDING INDUSTRY has grown mate
rally during the last four years. for her very location and
the character of her products make the nation of special i'm
portance in the worlds commerce
The sun., 1919-05-05

reforms. many successful activities that
can be adapted to Chilean life.
New departments will be opened in
Chilean schools to prepare girls for a
business career. Naturally, their train
ing will be in accordance with North
American systems.
The splendid, cheerful way in which
the women of North America, drowning
their own anxiety and sorrow. combined
their efforts into potent force that
made itself felt in every phase OF life
during the great trial, will be held as
an example that our women will be
eager to follow.
The observations, the advice from
these women who have come. are await
ed by those who are on the top of the
tidal wave of womans progress in
Chile. 1t is they. these women. teachers,
students, writer's. who pass unnoticed,
seeing. judging and appreciating the
life In this country with sincere pur-
pose and patriotic interest. who will
influence deeply and permanently the
growth of friendly feelings between
both countries, And commerce and trade
will also be indebted TO them who are
helping to create the demand for things
North American.