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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26
LA PAZ DESPUES DEL TPA-
TADO DE- VERSAILLES

sia. Turqula, Bulgaria Polo
mia que. constitniria m forInida-
BILE bloque v una constante anne
naza.
FL "Bolchevjkismo" ganando.
tereno Ell todas parties V los Go
bicrnos impotentcs para dominar
10 por la fuerza o drsviarIo con
razones.
En Estahos l'nidoS la lucha
industrial Y la lucha dc classes.
En- Sud America la amenaza
nipona en- el Paclfico Y la amcna-
"a del Wall Street en- Mejico, Y
cuatrO millOncS dc alemanrS dis
poni6ndose a marchar dc su pals
hacia Brasil Argentina V Chile.
y Ell nucstr0 minilsctllo Puerto
Rico. el amago dc una huclga de
los trabajadores de los muclles
que puedc ocasionar importamtes
trast0rnOS.
Y sobrc t0do ESQ. sobre esOs
enOrmeS caoS. Otra tremenda anne
naZa: la falta de carbon para
los transportes Y para la calefac
ci6n en- inyierno; la falta de SUI
ficiente production para llenar
los est6magos v cubrir las carnes
de los pueblos que dtfrante Qua
tro largos amos solo produjeron
balas v explosives para destruir-
Sc, abandonando hacer producer
a la TERRA para mantencrse: "el
.iisrfrra,e" que no tiene cspera Y
para la ctts,I no hay razones4- h
desesperaci0n que purtfe produ-
cir tai connection que haga pail
do los hOrrores de la paSada lu-
cha.
Algo asi como la vision terri
BILE del Evangelista Ell ell Apoca-
lipsis del dltimo dia lie la huma-
nidad...
Este es el cuadro que ofrece ell
llamado mundO civilizado des-
pues de la paz de Versailles. 80,
1NANHE.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26
PROFESORES DE
LA UNINERSIDAD

La Junta de Sindicos de la Uni
versidad de Puerto Rico ha de-
signadO como profesores de Dere
cho "a los senOres Rafael Martinez
Alvarez. Leopoldo Santiago Car
mona, Juan Bautista Soto. Juan
de Guzman Benitez V Manuel Be
nitez Flores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26

CupidO sviste a la deinieir, lie
encontre en- Gel Caribe", hablo
mucho, parecfa nervioso, impa-
ciente y disgustado. "He fracado
siempre, con ese muchachO"-me
decia-"O lleya coraza de fina
malta, o soy un torpe, pero, puede
usted .decirlo, en- Diciembre sc
resuelve ese asunto gusto
mio". q Como, es bella, Senior
Cupido ?". "Una criatura di-
vina, -. V humana, pOnga 10 de
humana, porque 81 la dejamos
con el de "divina" solamente, es
capaz el, que.es humane y NADIA
mas, apesar de ese peril bastan-
te perfecto que tengo que recono-
cerle, de irse hasta del pals. iQue
lucha sehora, que lucha, pescar
una anguila !'... Me die pena
Cupido, seria cosa de enviarle I'M
regalito sos parece?.
Les deio, sin agradecer a esta
exquisite Migdalia sus frases
bondadosisimas, en- alta ros, co.
mo suele decirse, que alma aden-
tro, tiene un buen 'haber" la es.
critora simpatica, sutil Y amable.
ALMA. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26

NOsotros sabemoS que So eSta
tratand0 de evitar la huelga. I'll
ComitG de Arbitraie para los
asuntos del Muelle 10 componen
los Sres. Emilio del Tor0. Julio
Aybar Mr.. Hartzell. Ell M
PARCIAL celebraria one Sc cncon
trase una formula de arreglo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26

famericano; pOstales. v Otro ju-
guete enviado por una Sara, ano-
nina y bondadosa ; cepillo de dien
tes, talco, pasta. etc
Va una GAIA de pinturas para
ell jOven aticionad0 colombiano
que las pidi6 para hacer unas
marinas, V van, los cartones lad
hoe. Van frases de afecto, car
tas, sunbonnets. lazos alegres, ca
riho, buenos deseOs. eXpresados,
V, un regalo de la senora Carrot
de Euertes; que va EN- SUI nombre
v consiste en- un abanico para ca
da enferma, un Undo imperdible
V nnas pantallas bonitfsimas.
Lui6a ha hechO una rebaja de
50. largos.
Ell jueves sera un hermoso dia
debido, en- primer termino. un
rasgo delicado, un. .gesto femeni-
no de la sonora Cortada de To-
70 V las selioritas Sylvia Vega,
Luz Belen Tous Soto, Cambn V
Lillian Subira y Margot Cabrera,
que dieron una velada en- la que
ell p1blico las admire a elias Y a
otras. niiias en- ell ballet de Clio
conda Y "The Balloon Girls Tn
exitazo artfstico y de taquilla y
va veis ell resultado, .un dfa feliZ
para mis- protegidos y acaso va
rios, mientras dure la impression
de tanta cosa bonita y buena.
Como la gente generosa abun-
da en- mi pals, aQui teneis va otro
dfa feliz, esperanto que 20 regre-
Sc de Cayey, a donde me voyl
el lunes, para lucirse el, y luego,
= ! Z.
ell "dfa de Naguabo", bellisimo,
azul y con sol; y luego, Comerfo,
y San Juan, que espera el regre-
so de la familia Valdes para
aparecer en- ell torneo de corazo-
nes piadosos, y asi, asi, llegare-
mos a lograr darles, cada mes,
un dia dichoso los que padecen
la mas cruel de las dolencias, vi
ven aisladOs de todOs los seres
queridos y no pueden siqqiera
enamorarse ALA Ell la Isla Triste
y santificar la union de sus cora
zones. TOdo placer les esta veda-
do, menos recibir regalos, frases
de afecto v bondades cristaliza-
das. Va 10 saben ustedes todOs.
Por mucho que nos parezca que
hacemos por ellos, hacemos POGO,
10 digo en- todos los diarios, en-
todas las ocasiones, Y tOdas las
gentes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26
El Rey Alfonso ha sido aclama-
do en- las Gales de Burdeos
noca del crculo la Camara fran
cesa.- La poica americana anuncia que trata de
producer paro universal

f WASHINGTON, 26.-Varios
1ingleses que han manifestado sus
/ deseos de visitar Mejico, por pri-
mera vez no podran llevar sus
lpasaportes visados, conforme a
la nueva ley que prohibe a los ex-
tranjeros entrar en- territorio me
jicano. Respondiendo a las cri-
ticas que de todas parties surgen
contra esa extrana ley, ell presi-
dente Carranza ha manifestado
que Sc trata de I'm procedimien-
to temporal, para evitarse recla-
maciones, toda vez que no puede
'dar garantfas en- todo el pals a
los eXtranjeros, con ell estado de
revuelta que subsiste en- algu-
mos Estados..
{ GINEBRA, 26.-Llegan noti-
lcias de Budapest asegurando
que existe un movin1iento politi-
co Gle gran signifcacion para re-
poner en- ell trono de Hungria al
ex-Emperador Carlos, con ell titu-
10 de Rey. Ell Archiduque Otto,
lhijo de Francisco Jose sera ele-
Ivado al trono de Austria con Ell
Ititulo de Emperador. Todas las
lnoticias que Sc reciben a este res
pecto hacen suponer que Sc ira
ia de m movimiento bien orga-
Inizado.
| ROMA, 26.-Desde anoche ~
feneuentran reunidos todos los
Iiainistros. bajo la presidencia del
Rey, tratando del probiema de
Fiume. Sc guarda una absolute
lreserva acerca de 10 tratado en-
lei Consejo. La ansiedad publi-
ca es tan viva, que una muche-
dumbre coinpuesta de miles de
|almas, rodea ell palacio del Qui-
Irinal, esperanto conocer algo. Sc
ha dicho que para calmar la an
|siedad del pueblo, ell presidente
del Consejo de Ministries dara
una nota oficiosa.
HABANA, 26.-La policia
americana ha avisado a la cuba
ma que tiene datos precisos para
asegurar que Sc trata de produ-
cir un paro universal. No Sc ha
seiialado dfa, pero sabese que Sc
viene trabajando por las socie-
dades obreras de caracter inter-
nacional para producer ell paro.
AunQue existen dificultades in
Isuperables, los gobiernos han
adoptado precauciones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26

Vamos a ensefiar los que no
saben; esta idea tambien esta
sembrada va, hay que no descui-
darla, es mandate de Dios, orden
divina, que hasta hoy no ha en-
contrado aprobaci6n EN- mi pue-
bio, aprobaci6n, no de palabras, 81
de hechos; nadie quiere ensefar a
las mujeres infelices, Ell vanO es-
cribo Ell ''EI Pueblo" periodico
local v hago invitaciOnes a todas
las que me leen para que me con-
cedan una hora tres veces pOr Sc
mana, de S a 8, en- esas veladas
aburridas de los pueblos chicOs,
donde no hay diversiones de min.
gun genero. Pero 81 hoy, NADIA 10
gro, acaso maiiana ST. No han
lefdo el periodico, o no han gus,
tado de la idea ell primer dia, Q
no Sc han decidido al sacrificio
Lnego empieza ell coraz6n a mu'
sitar, v vuelve a musitar, y ter
nina ordenando. Ell coraz6n es
tirano y como 20 no conozco min.
guna DANA fajardina que no ten
ga coraz6n noble Y bueno, de aqui
mi fe en- "mahana".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26

alumno, priyarle del derecho que
tiene a reeibir la ensefanza, la
biendose inscrito tempo, ha-
biendo empezado a dar sus cla-
ses regularmente Y teniendo quien
Sc ocupe de que cumpla en- todos
sentidos con sus debereslde alum
no.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26

sEs bastante causa que un nj,
no divide llevar el lapiz a La es-
cuela para despedirlo de esta?
lie ruego al Sr. Miller me contes
te esta pregunta; me interesa vi
vamente saber por que razones
puede una maestro despedir a un
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26
IN MEMORLAM
HONRAS FUNEBRES.

En- la Santa Igesia Catedral de San Juan Sc celebra
ran honras fnebres la memoria de La que fue respe
table SeEora Dona Eduvina Macias Viuda de Bengoe-
chea comenzando las de la mafana del Lunes prox-
mo dia 20 de Septiembre.
Los hermanOs, sobrnOs, demas deudOs de la extlnta
anticpan su reconocmiento pOr la concurrenca al acO
OraciOnes pOr aqueDa alma.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26
iATENCION!
:.
/ BON, BON, BON ! !"

No cream ustedes que voy d
caniar el cGiel:re couplet tan en-
! boga en- Espala, aunqne e!npiece
asi, pero esta vez cl ''atencion'
va, para que 70 dejen nsteoes lie
lecrme y el ..'Eoli" (que quier.. tie
cir. ''hien, acknowledgements" cS
un APPLAUSE il Ia COlOnia Ner:,li..
ga de Albion ii, que haciGndole
case al corr zon, olyid0 ell dni, g
fdtYucniG recomendado por rI y:i-
cultativo, V sc conyirti0 Ell clll 4.
ia lie abejitas de caridad lal'u-
/ riosas, poniendo a descubierro 81:
piedad infinita y SUI profunda
simpatia por los lazarinos.
Una comisi6n formada por las
seiiOritas Valdes, Sara Rosaly v
Dolores Usera, encarnacion de la
belleza, bontlad Y gentileza, salio
a pedir al fioreciente comercio del
pueblo montahez, recolectando
30. Algunos daban 5 centros,
tros dies, y alguno otro, algo
sas. No siendo suficiente esta can
itidad,. Sc uni0 la linda Conf
sion la sefiora Cabrera de Lopez
Y visitaron a la Colonia Veranie-
ga. Mercedes SerralIes di6 $40,
Florencio Santiago $25, y otras
damas, que no me quieren decir
10 que dieron, otras cantidades
que bastarOn para que la hucha
pesara. Sc acord6 dar un bale,
faltando tempo para organizar
la Kermesse. Hubo Buffet, aten-
dido per la senora de Lopez Nu-
ssa (elS.doctorl y, las seiiorftas-
Teresa Guesta, Lola Martinez VI
Pepita va11es. Regal6 el arroz
con gallina Julin Tristani de To
rruella, la de los ojos pardos y
t1aiciOneros; los SANDWICHES, la Sc
nora Luchetti Gle Toro, Y ell sor-
bette, una reservada. Eel resultado
de la venta fue esplendido.
En- la retreta del viernes las
seforitas Ana Maria y Pepita
valdes, Dolores Usera, Sara y
Lillian Rosaly Y las Fano hicie-
ron un "Rag Bag" que complete
los $16S que estan esperanto su
turno, para ir a dar una sorpresa
agradable los habitantes del
pei0n de la Muerte.
Ell jueves ira el Padre. Delga-
do, Protector de la Universidad
de Rio Piedras, a llevarles los
REGALOS DE PONCE a los
lazarinos. lie acompaflan algunos
seflores de la prensa.
/ Van para los hombres: una
GAIA de golosinas ''Luii1a";' otra
GAIA de libros; calcetines color
girls, coquetones, elegidos por
Padfn; pasta de dientes, jabones,
talco Y un portamonedas con 81
para cada uno. En- la GAIA "Llli
iiav van dulces, galletas, aceitu-
mas, pastas, "a de cada cosa, para
que cada enfermo tenga 10 suyo
en- su caseta y coma a pMcerc.
Para las damas va: Otra GAIA
.Iuiha" muy bien surtida. Libros
de los Quintero, llenos de sano re
gocijo, (los regal6 doiia Rosa
Cortada de Toro) !; iuegos de da-
mas, parchisse y domino; van va
rios iuegos. Para cada una un
kimOnO, una bata de d0rmlr Donl-
tfsima y fina; polyos y mota ;
pasta de dientes Y cepillo; alfiler
con apariencia de orc y brillan-
tes (una pequefia falsedad que
no hace daho), una costa de dull
ces, una bolsa de caramelos y
una casita para SONAR, que es el
modelo del future nido de amor.
Para el niho: un traje de mari
nero con pantalones largos y
otros cortos; eestas, bolsas y ca
sas de dulce, porta-moneda con
81 (como las sefioras, que divide
decir que elias tambien recibfan
uno), un juguete muy entretenido
Twas Espaiolas en- barriles
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-26

a 'A II-u ~
DE ALCALDE
Durante el receso del senado,
Ell Gobernador ha nombrado bl
Sr. Ramon Fortune Selles alcalde
de San Lorenzo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
Over Thousand Troops
ArriUe At NeU York
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, June 26.-The trans
port Sierra arrived here from Saint
Nazaire today with 1,543 troops, in
Guiding Al officers and III men of the
Hist provisional battalion organized
from scattered units at the port of en-
barkation for convenience of trans
portation Units represented in the
battalion included the 328th field re-
mount squadron, Sd, 9Th and 9Th mo-
bile hospitals, 101st bakery company,
18th sanitary squadron, SD and 18th
hospital trains, and Both company
transportation corps.
Other units on board included two
officers and 272 men of the 324th SER
vice battalion and small detachments
from the 330th bakery company, 307th
butchery company, 66th field artillery
scattered casuals and 273 sick and
wounded.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
Just Wants To LiDe To
Hear Results OF Fight,
| Says Condemned Slayer

NEW YORK, June 26.-Gordon
Fawcett Handy maintained his air
Of Indifference, which has character
lied his every action since being
brought back here from Tacoma
Washington. when he faced Chief JUS
tice Lewis Fawcett in the supreme
court in Brooklyn today to be sen.
fenced to die in the electric chair
Handy, or Allen as he prefers to be
known, was convicted on Tuesday OF
killing Dewitt c. Pearl, paying teller
of the East Brooklyn Savings bank
while Handy and confederate were
robbing the bank of $4,000 on De
cember 13, last. Henry Coons, an
other employe of the bank, was shot
to death by the robbers. Handy has
declared he will go to the chair pro
tecting the name of his companion
in the robbery.
Aside from expressing the hope thai
he might live to hear the result Of the
Willard-Dempsey championship bout
Handy offered no objection to the
court setting an early date for hi:
electrocution.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26

Of HARRISON, France, where they
will receive the terms to sign.
Recent reports state that Turkey
will sign without delay.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
Miss Amy Horton ArriDes
After Acting For A. E. F,

Miss Amy Horton, of Richmond, who
was with the Overseas Theatre COM
pany for several weeks in France last
fall when she went directly up to
the front to give entertainments, and
as result, suffered gas attack, has
arrived in New York city, according
to a message received by her mother,
Mrs. Belle H. Horton, of 314 North
Ninth street.
Following Miss Horizons recovery
from gas she entered canteen work,
in which she has been engaged for
several months. She will arrive at
her home in Richmond sometime next
week
Miss Agnes Horton, her sister, is a
member of the cast of Seventeen" in
which she plays an important role
She is spending her vacation in this
city in order to be here upon the ar
rival of her sister.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
SENATE DEMANDS
EXPLANATION OF.
SIBERIA POLICY
Iohnson's Resolution Asking
for Statement is Passed by
Committee.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 26-By
unanimous vote the senate foreign re-
lations committee today decided to
recommend adoption OF Senator John
sons resolution calling upon the pres
ident TO furnish to the senate a state
mont Of the Administrations policy in
Siberia.
The resolution calls specifically for
information as to the purpose OF the
expedition now Ia Siberia, how long
the troops are TO be kept there. and
why they are being kept there.
The failure Of the Democratic sen.
,ators to oppose the resolution 10 the
committee Indicated the administra-
ton win not object b making public
its position with regard to Siberia
Volunteer American troops are being
sent there now to replace those sent
over In the first expedition.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
TITToNI ASK SUPPORT.

ROME, Wednesday, June 25.-Pre.
mier Tittoni. addressing the senate
today, called upon parliament and the
country for their full and uncondi-
tional support. regardless OF party
He said the italian parliament and
the country realize with anxiety that
while the disposition Of the national
aspirations still are uncertain, those
of other powers already have been
acknowledged. He said he was quite
willing to answer all legitimate re.
quests for explanations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
Richmond Man Playing
Piano With Original
Jazz Band In London

J. Russell Robinson, formerly pianist
at the Washington theatre. Is now
playing IN London with the Original
Dixie Jazz band Of New York. which
played at the arrival of the NC4 In
England.
A reception for the officers Of the
NC-4 was held at the Marble Arch
house. June 8, at which time the band
played. Robinson. in q letter to his
brother. John Robinson. drummer al
the Washington, says he talked with
Lieutenant Commander Reed and was
given two autographed photographs
one Of which he sent to his brpther
here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
FOUR. YANKS KILLED
IN SIBERIA ACTION
INV Associated Press1

WASHINGTON, June 26.-One Of
ficer and three enlisted men were kill
ed, two men were wounded and one
officer and four enlisted men were
captured In recent fighting with anti
Kolchak forces in Siberia, the war de-
partment was advised today by Major
General Graves, commanding the ST.
berian expeditionary forces.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
Poles Charge Armistice
Break To Ukrainia),s
tBy Associated Press,

PARIS, June 26.-The armistice en-
tered into several days ago by the
Poles and Ukranians has been brok-
en- by an advance on the part Of the
Ukranian forces, according to infor-
nation received here today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26

While the United States department
Of labor has estimated that there ex-
lists in the country shortage of $780,
900 houses as a result of the stoppage
of building by war conditions, 1t is
probable that half a million does not
cover the actual deficiency.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-26
Court Supports Prosecution
OF Dry Lalu Violntors
CIV Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. June 26.-The United
States circuit OF appeals, in an opin-
ion handed down today modified the
Injunction recently granted brewers
by Federal Judge Mayer against
United States District Attorney Caffey
and Acting Collector OF Internal Rev
enue McElligott. The opinion of the
higher court permits the prosecutor
to proceed against alleged violators
of the war time prohibition act.
The Washington times., 1919-01-26
Loo Cotton-hlled Comforts.
S2.69

HeHSy-w eiEh' white cotton Md Com:or;s
|ered with soft frsn cretonnes: scroll stitched
tQffng. Fourth Floor
The Washington times., 1919-01-26

solid Oak Chiffo-
.nierS. with five large
drawers: post ends.
Built for long scrC-
iCe.
The Washington times., 1919-01-26
Women's $3.50 Pajamas,
S1.9S

Women Wirds"r Crrpc Billie i!utk" I'aJA
mas PINK ,ln bIu" floral designs md trimmed
with blue. fuii cut sizes Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-01-26
Children's $1.5O Union
Suits, $1.OO

''hInI"n ini"m SUITS. - comb Iu:r'luh " as,
and drH""rN 3n"lud"d ~ 'u" tot arc H. Z and
rth'r p"pujr' mai o. ~'lgh'l> .up"rr",t First
In.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-24
Juvenile Birthday Party.

Last Saturday afternoon from two
to five O'Clock, Mrs. w. p. Griffin en-.
tertained number of children in
honor OF her son Jack, the occasion
marking his seventh birthday. A
CHEEKY color scheme OF pink was
used throughout the house, and a
large birthday cake bearing seven
candles centered the attractive table
decorations. The little guests We're
favored with piano selections by
Misses Olivia Gilkey and Helen Es-
ther Carmichael, and Mrs. Griffin
was assisted in further entertaining
them by her sister, Mrs. C. A. Chin
choll, Mrs. Harry Stoner and Miss
Doris Murphy. The delicious re-
freshments served consisted of fruit
ice cream and cake. When, at
late hour, the guests left for their
homes, tired, but happy, they wished
Master Jack many more happy birth
days.
Among the children present were,
Christine Gossett, Mary Jo Thomp-
son, Edwin and Emily Humphrey,
Elizabeth Braly, Virginia Watson,
Elizabeth Cook, Martha and George
Langston, Olivia Gilkey, Helen Es-
ther Carmichael Bobby Estes, Dixie
Day. II. ]. Brownson, Jr, B. B. Bare
foot, Jr, Harry Paag, Imogene and
Dorothy Melton, Jack Hawn Fern
Folsom, Lawrence and Harold Rit-
ter, Paul Barnes. Victor Bryan,
Frank King, ]. w Allen, Jr., Frances
and Homer Myers, Cornelia Meadors,
Mary Olive Payne, Louis Adair
Payne, John Henry Wisdom, Robert
Conrad, Jack Friedlander, Juanita
Sanders, Josephine Bledsoe, Olin
Glycloherr, John and Alfrew Nelson,
William Van VIE and Mary Jane
Staples.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-24
DR.. and Mrs. eonnelI Entertain.

On Monday evening of this week,
DR.. and Mrs. w. Leroy Bonnell en-
tertained a number of their friends
at forty-two, the occasion celebrat-
ing their sixth wedding anniversary.
The rooms we're beautifully deco
rated with roses and small tables
were arranged for the games. Mrs.
Orin Ashton won the lady's first hon
ors. an exquisite cut glass vase
Miss Marie Decker was presented
with the second favor and Mr.. Ed.
ward Bitsche won the gentleman's
prize.
Before luncheon was served, the
guests enjoyed several vocal selec-
tions by Mrs. Bonnell and duets by
Mrs. BonneH and Mr. Henry REss
Miss Marie Decker accompanying
them.
Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Orin Ashton, John E.
White, Edward Bitsche. Clyde Kel-
ley, Clovis coureier and Clarence
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Miss TuegIe Gives Recital.

Miss Estele Tuggle was presented
in her diploma song recital last
Monday afternoon at four-thirty
o'clock in the college auditorium, by
her instructor, Miss Caroline Porter.
Miss Tuggle was effectively assisted
by Miss Helen Collar, her accompa-
mist, and Miss Francis Buchanan with
the violin
The recital was well attended and
thoroughly enjoyed. The stage was
a brilliant Background for the young
artists, being decorated with red
roses, Miss Tuggle's pleasing so
prano voice won her much applause,
and many beautiful bouquets Of flow
ers were presented to her. Her past
four years of vocal training were re
warded by the appreciation of her
audience.
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Chicken Roast for Juniors.

Chicken Roast for Juniors
The Junior girls of the Oklahoma
College for Women were the guests
Of their class advisor, Miss Frances
Davis, yesterday morning from six
until nine o'clock at = chicken roast
which proved a merry affair Al
early dawn Miss Davis and the fif-
teen juniors climbed into the big 0.
c. w. truck, and travelled west un-
til they reached an inviting spot for
their breakfast. The chickens were
roasted over fires built in open holes
and were most appetizing, and pota-
toes, rolls and other accessories
made meal long to be remembered.
College and class songs were sang
snap shots OF the group were taken,
and the occasion was one of unal'
loyed pleasure for all.