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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condiciones. sc vende baTato 81
cesores de L. villamil y Co.. San Juan
p. Il.
OE vENDE una casa de concrete en-
la calle del Hipodromo. santurce
- Sc va a dcsocupar. puedo cspcrar
dos tres meses por el dinero. 1nforme
calle del Crl;o parada Il Leandro Vaz
quez.
tQUIEBE ganar tempo Y dnero7
Pues. cuando DESEE VENDER Los
MUEBLES de su casa lame al telefo.
no 993 o visitenos Ell S. BRAU 50 Ell
PoRVENIR
OE VENDE una CANA doble. dc Gao
ba Dominicana. bucna construction
~ y perfec.amente acabada. Para IN
foImes dirigase A. Torres X en- 10
tel Caribe.
CASA DE CAMPO con todas comodids
des Sc vende en- Ia carretera a Quay
nabo mformes Ramon Fons. Tetuau
ID tel6fono 6lS.
PoR AUsENTARsE su dueno Sc ven.
dc una motocicleta Harley David ON de-
dos cilindroS. en- bucn Is ado. Iuforme
J. Leon Ap2rtado 20 san Juan
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Sc ofrece.

cufDADO LAS TAMTf.fAs f.os aes
pHiates TAS FAN cLAuDfsET ifa
bafaran IN todos ios ciues Narho ole
~ hoisilio que ron zrauiss esFssrs'ss
madores
sELLos Envie 11 81 ssiios -
corre0 u.sbise amefiranos fsribHa
$50 seiios - iodas ias pzrfss dsl mnuaa
inelHyendo Arssnfina. Bolisia. CHE
EtHco. sfe
DLiiass G y GONZALES -
wilson Ave sanfurcs. Puerto Eico
~ oUrERE componsr blsn 81 AUTO
NOvtL iltvsio ai acrsditado ia
- LLEB DE rgPARACfoNEs ds
Pedro Flores de far0s Tn - b.
levag sei vaiie douds snsss sfaha
81 Cafe zasa" precios m6dieat
INSTRUCTION Un ,urso prsparsto
rio para los eAamenss o. ssrvicio &
vi = cargo del seEof tnau Bauftsa f.
70 Lsforre se ahflr4 81 eimro da dirletn
bre b 6vimo 81 81 edifcfo A. q y e
G 4 Los i6veuss iu'sresados dsbsf d
matsicuisfse ~ es'a oheina IN sssnida
UNA SRTA con csuoeilnisutos ds o.
.utni.s faanIE affs - fsraH frea
coiocacidu con tHsldo m6dico para -
pc 81 Orece buenss rsferemrtas Diu
isse = p g. Ptir s. Ne - San
'ufes. I
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DESDE SAN GERMAN
MITIN oBRERo.

Celebrose en- la plazuela de Santo Do
ma fue 81 de asuntos generates que afcc-
tan d;rectamente a la comunidad y dc
los cuales dehese protestar. Hab;aron
Angel Bey, Luis Perez, Jose r. Quilio-
nes y ell popular Santiago Jr. (Pucho).
Estuvo, ,concurrido.
INSTRUCTION PURLICA.
Celebrose en- los salon,s de la "Con
tinuc cion' la confercncia mensual anun
ciada. Dieron clsses practices modalos
las senoritas Antonia QuiMones Mag
dalana Juan. e, uvieron muy in cresan-
tes del agrado general. Las felicita-
mos.
Reuniose "a "A soc .acion Local de
Maestros' para elegir representatives. a
Ia Asamblea sionGo nolnbrados nues-
tros AMIGOS hpetentls macs ros Jo-
Sc NJ. Zap. ia Y Antonio e. S,pllveGa
FL martes eel 3brar& una velada esco-
lar en- ell teatro Sol "a cual scra un
exi'o sagiin Sc desprende del escosido
programa.
)E vIAJE.
Para los. Estsdos Unidos partieron
Ulises Gregory Y Nicolas Fernandez Ca
ballero, y para Cuba, doiia Antolia Ba
rea Y fami,ia. Procedente de Santo Do
mingo llego el joven Walter Vivoni.
Ell INSTITUTE PoLITECNICo"
Sc nos ha preguntado el por que no
defenGemos de los ataques que Sc lie E.
nen hacienda a dicho plantel comparan
dolo con Sing Eemos de con-
testar que todo aQuel que dudase de la
eficiencia y resultados benefcos y prac
ticos o5tenidos, debe visi"arle y no ha-
blar por boca de gan9o. No podran de-
meritar Ia obra magma realizada y I'M
atomo intrigs nte NADIA es en- Ell espacio
de la rectitud y progreso de la uni
versidad de las Antillas''
Hemos dedicado nues' ras energias au-
xiliados por Ell MUNDO para dar una
information amp,ia acerca del ma gniiico
plantel. Hemos escrito siete informes,
los cuales forman parte de la labor rea-
lizada. He blamos con conocimiento de
causa no porque NOS DIGAN, pues
ejercimos como professor y ademas os-
tentamos con orgullo lin IT, ulo de Alta
Escuela otorgado por tan ilustrada Fa-
cultad. Contestaremos detenidamen:
puno por punto, de 10 que de el Sc ha
dicho, pues obligados estamos defen-
dcrlo Ell todos los momen os de nuestra
vida de desarrollar nuestras activi-
dades EN- relacion con d:cho plantel.
lex toto corde. fama semper vivat'.
Ell TEATRO SOL.
mformamos ell selecto programa pcra
la proxima semana Mar, es, velada Es-
collar, Ia cual as;stiremos informa-
remos. Jueves, Cleopatra. EN- ocho
parties, por Theda Bara Sabado, "Ju.
ramento tragico'', en- cinco actos, por
Virginia Pearson. LIE acompana una
comica. Domingo, tercer lepisodio de
La Condesita de Nome Cristo.
Ell CoLEGIo DE LA INMACULADA
CONCEPTION.
Llevose a efscto la primera communion
de var as nilas. Para este acto rscibi-
mos atenta invitaci6n de Ia Mia Con-
cepcion Nereida Rivera, primog6ni
de los esposos Rivera Zapata, 10 cual
agradecemos.
Ell Temple CAToLICo.
Vese lleno de bote en- bote con los So
lemnes cultos celebrates ell honor la
Inmsculada Conception. Habra Comu-
mon general, imposition de mcdallas V
Sc ganaran indulgencias.
CORRESPONSAL.
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Los Hombres debian sonarse
Como sc suena Ia plata,
pa los que fuaran falsos
escupirlos en- Ia cara.
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Sc alquila.

CE ALQUILA una casa parada ~
camino de- Lola 70 2io Cuafro
- hab'taciones con sus closets Saia.
Comedor. Bano dos inodorcs. Balloon A.
dos metros de snoho. Inform r.u = =
Cortes Telefono SO Eoio. San Ju- n.
Sc DESEA alqu:lar o comprar un pia
no de alta calidad Ell bucuas condici9.
nes. Diriiase al aparsado 3i2. Rio Pie.
dras. p. r.
Sc Al oUILA uu eycelcn'e local para
estahlecimiento carretera. stop 81. Te.
,efono POI
Sc ALQUILA una hlbi,acion sresca eH
casa buena de familia San jus o -.
tercer piso.
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c o L A 2 OR CIoN

A los seilores que nos honran env!an
donos espontaneamente trabajos de CO.
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den copia, pues no respondemos de su
devolucion en- case de no utilizarlos
nj sostenemos correspondence sobie
ellos. t
Ell hecho de que este diario publique
nm trabaio firmado, no signiica nece
sariamente,aue Sc solidarice con FL.
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Aparece Antoi.ito, Sc para Ell la es-
quina Y mira hacia la ventana de Rosa
rillo, riendo iron;camente; es a cole una
regadara y mientras riega, canta la s.
guiente copla)
Los Hombres debian sonarse
Como sc suena Ia plata,
pa los que fueran falsos
escupir.os en- Ia GAIA.
ANT-(Ella 81 que es ORC del mejor)
Soy 80 farso, Rosariyo?
ROSA nj que me importa!
ANT.-Es que como IN 'hGs caidO una mi
jilla saliva Ell la cara.
POS.-Sera que como estoy regandO las
macetas al3una gotta del ..rocio
ANT-Indirectas no.
rosy como sabes til que son indi
roctas?
ANT.-PorQuc ESQ que til has dicho de
rocio, 10 has lareao asin con un retin
Tin, que p~ese que te reieres 4 Ii Ii ia
e. pollero!
ROS.-oSe llama asin?
NT-Asin. Sc llama.
ECS-5Y ME quids da jachares cor
ella?
MT tJachares yo? que por verte
tran4uil.a soy capaz de dejarte habla
con otro y .oi que lie dscias tie Quiero! 5"
POS.-Pos por ESQ Sc 10 icia porque sa-
bia que tn me estHbas oyendo.
ANT--Tu YES, Rosarillo; tn ves
Ros.-iSi que veo ojala ME queara
cieoa!
ANT-tPa que?
ROS.-Pa no We las cosas que pasan.
ANT -Ojala me quedara ciego yo tam
bien.
ROS.-iPa que?
ANT-Pa no We las cosas que veo
(sin poe tocarlas).
ROS.-'Y que yes til?
ANT-Te paese POGO que yo, la perso-
ma que mas ;e quiere en- ell mundo: la
persona que lleva til retrato colgao del
pecho, al lao del de la yirgen la Vic
toria tie deje habla con ese novio que
tina buscao til mare. que debe haberlo
sacao de un baratillo, Y pase yo por
vuestro lao no os olga una palabra,
y no saque la navajo y arme un matae-
70. manque sea clandestino!
ROS-iTu ties val0 pa hace ESQ?
Pos Ell hombre que tie valo paa haca ESQ
y 10 hace por el carifo que lie tie una
mujer, mejor que hacerlo asi, debe hac6
10 cue el iardinero cuando tie una plan
ia en- estima cudiarla mucho pa que
los insectos NO Sc la conan!
-(Picado en- s,r amor propio)
Es que ese jardin que :u tie referes
y aonde yo quiero sc el jardinero y
aonde va tengo senala la planta que vi
a escojer, es que esa planta ha
arrimao ell insecto... pero no ha pi-
Gao.
-iAntofiiyo!
ANT-Rosariyo! (Pausa).
ROS.-Y 81 me quies, de ese moo, ipoE
que tie emborrachas? ipor que te pasas
el dia detras de unas y de rd5'
NT.-Porque no me 10 pueo pasar de-
lante
ROS-5 C6mo7
ANT.-Porque no me 10 puco pasar de
lante tn casa We que es as habian
do con. San Cirisco.
ROSY antes del disguise nuestro?
~ antes dc que > diiera mi mare: IVA
vase os:e so guinda?''
ANT.-iMe tomo por nm guardia!
nOS-iNo; que decia que estabas me
tio on aonar6ieutat
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iROSARILLO....! (!
"a mi buen amigo Juan Corbella.)

AMY tengo yo la culpa de que las
malas lenguas digan!
EOS.-iLas malas lenguas no; los bue
nos olfatos!
ANT.-Gtieno, pos aunquc asi sea lie
sio borracho he sio juerguista, he sol
jugao
ECS.-iY nunca has sio :rabajao! Y
c"c hombre que til diccs que IN han bus
cao, no eS borracho, no es juerguista. no
cs jugao nj le GUSTAV las faldas. Y por
CSC 10 quieren, porque los pares no quie.
ren pa sus hijos mas que 10 mejor.
ANT.-Pero como los hijos tienen un
cotazon aonde no pu5n llega los pares
por mas que aonden, hay veces en- que
la mujG Quie Gle veras con fat'gas, como
Sc debe quere, no Sc fila en- tanta mur.
muriosidad como t'has fiao tn pa dejar-
mt Quere; es' deci, pa dejarme que
&c no, pa deiarme ma mas porque 81
an IS me querias. manque me hayas de.
iao me seguiras queriendo Gverdd. Ro
sa.iyo (?
EoS.-Si no fueras asin, 81 te gor-
vier:s gueno. aun en- contra mis- pa.
res te GUERRA
Al{T.-GNa mas que gorviendome giie-
no? Pos manana me meto a fraile
@OS.--No empieces y habla formal
A1TT.-si, Rosariyo mia; vi a buscar
colocacion me vi mete cochero
puhto Vi a pone aQui la para.
ROS.-S; Sc forma, Sc trabaja6 mos
casamos anQue mis- pares no quieran.
AfTT.-'C'ha dicho!
Va Sc contentara con menos)
ROS.-c En- que piensas?
ANT-En que ties raz6n-Y de esa
forma, ime querrias til?
ROS.-cNo te 10 estoy diciendo?
AET-Pos asi vi a Sc Ma. cuando ven
ga el relieve, Ia despies, que en- esta
garisa no hace guardia mas tn An. oni.
yo.
ROSS. nj alma; 81 es 10 que yo an
SO en- este mundo, sc tuya ma mas.
AHT.-Eso ansio 70 tambi6n, que seas
mia ia mas. Y vivremos en- una casita
mas chica que esta.
2OS.-GPor que?
ANTI (Porque cualquiera Ia paga mas
gre nde >
ROS.-lMas chica?
ANT.-Si, pa que al anda estcmos STEM.
pre- trompezando ell uno con el ORC Y
no tendreEos mas muebles que nuestra
car4a Ia cuna der nino
ROS.-i De que nino?
ANT (Del nino DiosD Conque has
ia luego, (que tengo un sucno que no
vec).
RcS.-Adios. Antoniyo; Sc bucno; quie-
rene Ia mita que yo te quiero; con ese
me conformo.
ANT.-Mas, pero que no SC &c orvie
celia al ORC.
ROS-;No. Antoniyol
(Voz de mujer desde dentro) Nina
ROS.-;Mi marel iHasta mego
ANT.-Adios iQuitarme yo dc Ia
bebia por una muj6! Es giiena! (Mi-
ra hacia Ia ventana con sorma echa
atras su sombrero ancho. presume un
POGO Y Sc Marcia volviendo Ia cara a
cada verso de la copla que ella can.
tara y que el reptile burlonamonte.)
Los hombres debian sonarse
como Sc suena la plaza
pa a los que fueran falsos
escupirles EN- la cara -
Luis MARTINEZ DE ToVAR.
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ColOcaciones.

FLAUTisTA v vfoLfNTsTA -
cesitan para iocaf on IN cine Esrlba
diciendo susido y Lbpss Ramirez
Ave Wilson 20 santures
JovEN CON ExPEEfENcIA 81 $
quigraha , maquinilia dssss coiof.
ci6n Ofrece bneuas refersmciae ACAa
;ro Quito Sc Sansufrs
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Conpras.

Sc DESEA comprar IN ford en- Scum
das manos que es'e en- bucnas condicio
nes Diriiase al apartado No. Sg3.
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Sc vende panel Deri6dico viejo a
$3.50 quintal. Dirija sus pedidos a
"EI MundO". Advt
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To Entertain.

Mrs. Paul Hamilton and Miss Ruth
Hamilton will entertain at tea on
Saturday afternoon at the home Of the
latter in Fairmont avenue. The hours
will be from three to five O'Clock and
invitations are being issued at this
lime.
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10 Be Tie guest Of Ms. 7. u Bucsiey
Tor the Christmas HOLIDAYS
MS jane YTiildhs, III, and Mrs.
Earl Cover and son, JT., from Man
aIngt6n are visiting their sister Let
tie Ryan
Lawrence Huey nom MsnniIgton
Intended the Par Mar Club dance at
Masonic Temple last evening.
Mrs Susan Simmons has returned
to her home in PhiRppi after spend
ing several days here with Mrs. Mar
tina Davis at her home. on Cleveland
avenue.
-ow for San Francisco, Cal, where he
will spend several weeks. He expecH
return here in January.
Mrs. Il ]. Eddy OF Monongalia ooun-
ty who had been the guest OF her
daughter Mrs. j. S. LeMasters on
F'airmont avenue for several weeks
has gone to Morgantown where she
will remain until after Christmas as
tNe guest OF her daughter Mrs. Malta
Taylor.
own is the guest Of her niece Mrs.
Howard Hardesty at her home on
Coleman avenue.
NJ. Benton Mitchell has returned
from business visit to Huntington.
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PERSONALS
participate,

Mrs. Margaret Berghaus and Mrs.
Maid Wingate arrived here last even
.re FROM Mt Lake Park, Md, and will
spend the holidays with the formers
mo,hr Mrs. Cora S:=.op in Main
street.
Mrs. h. T. Reddlng left yesterday
for PittsbuyAil where she will spend
few days " tn her daughter who is
Il student at s.. MAKERS college. Mrs.
I}Ia,ng and daughter will go to
Gu land Ch'o to spend the holidays
AID Mr. Redding will join them thee
next week.
judge and Mrs. Linn Brannon OF
Westoc were in the city yesterday en-
route home from Warrington where
they had been visiting.
Miss Genevieve Carpenter return
ed yesterday from Morgantown where
she had been the week end guest of
Miss Marguerite Barnes.
Miss Mildred Tedeau of steuben
vile Ohio will arrive HI re this week
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Sub-District Retreat
at Diamond Street

A retreat for the Methodist EpIsco-
pal churches in the Fairmont Group
will eb held at the Diamond street
VI. E. church on Thursday Of this
week at two and seven thirty o'clock.
The retreat is held in the interest OF
the evangelistic campaign which had
for its goal one million converts and
accessions to the Methodist EpIsco-
pal church by June 1920.
DR.. j. T. Keenan,, Of Parkersburg,
DR.. F. W. EIickleman Of New York,
and DR.. A. Moore, District superin-
tendent Of Morgantown, will be pres
ent and address the Retreat. Adj
dresses will also be made by pastors
of the group.
The following churches comprise
the Fairmont group-Fairmont, First
church, Diamond street, Highland
Avenue; North: Meadowdale, Barton,
Rev. ]. c. Buckley, pastor of Diamond
Street church. is Group Leader and
he kindly reuests the presence Of the
pastors, officials, and lay nenl Of the
group.
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To Meet This Eyening.

Much interest centers in the meet
ing this evening at the home of Mrs.
C. G. Robb on Walnut avenue Of the
Music department Of the Woman
club when q program of an interest
ing nature under the direction OF
Mrs. Samuel Leeper will be given.
F ms best musical talent will
participate.
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To Entertain.

D Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Moore will en-
tertain number o: friends on Sat
irday night at their home in Thru
street honoring the eighteenth birth
day anniversary OF their daughter,
Miss Katherine Moore. The guests
will include a number Of local must
clans and other friends
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Captain George NJ. Alexander has
gone East and will be accompanied
home by his son, Edward Alexander
who is student at the Lawrence
viUe Military academy at Lawrence
vIlle, N. j., and his daughter N
Virginia Alexander who is a student
at the French Home school in New
York. Mr.. Alexander and Edward
will go to New York where they will
snend a short time with Miss Viz
glnla before returning here and will
probably arrive home on Sunday
morning.
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lln4ltntlons iseuea.

invitations we're issued today BY
rhe Falrmont management for the
New Years dance to BIO given on New
Years eve December 81. Dinner Will
be served at seven o'clock and will
DO followed by dancing beginning at
go and continuing until one O'Clock.
Reservations for this dance must be
made by Tuesday December 30. The
dance will be brilliant social event
and promIENs to eclipse anything OF
the kind ever attt<e ed by the hotel
management.
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snlendld SUCCESS.
Par Mar Clnb Danced.

The Par Mar club gave a delightful
dance last evening at the Masonic
Temple and large number OF young
people were entertained. Shlnn's
Jazz orchestra, Of Clarksburg, fur
nished the music for the dancing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William B, Vance Of
Erie, Pa, will arrive here tomorrow
to spend the holidays with their
daughter Mrs. o. G. Wilson and Mr..
Wilson at their home in Benoni ave-
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You'll Find Us Ready Now for Slipper Time
You did not have your list half made before slip
pers had suggested themselves did your No
need for usto emphasize what fine gifts they make
We'd rather talk about our fine assortment for
we are especially enthusiastic about that.
Comfy slippers S25 to $780,
Hi Slippers .$S.0O. ,,>
Ribbon Trimmed Juliets $S.0A
Quilted Satin Slippers $780,
Chldrens Comfy Slippers $3.50 and $1T&
Riddles st, Nick Red Top Boots 80.
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For Miss Hartman,

Honoring Miss Edith Maxwell Hart
man, whose marriage to Richard Ely
of Jeann cite, Pa, will be an event Of
January, Mrs. James Edwin GaskiIi
will entertain at the home OF her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. LeMasters,
In Fairmont avenue on Thursday aft
ernoon at miscellaneous shower and
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carpenter.Nuzum.


Clint W. Carpenter and Apple MI
yum were married at seven O'Clock
last evening at the hone of the Rev.
Brooks Morgan on Indiana avenue,
East Side. Mr.. Carpenter is an en-
bloyee OF the Owens Company and
Mrs. Carpenter formerly resided at
Tennant, Mncngslia county.
Club to Meet.
, The NeedleworSers club will be en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs, Roy
.Manley al Edgemont on Thursday ey-
tnlng Of this week.
-
Pretty Play.
rrN''s NJ II" i" ront High school
revo prottv oparette entitled "a
Christmas House Party last eycuin
- c.ao, auditorium which
=, lghiv ENJOYABLE affair. The
auditorium was we'll filled for the play
which was we'll given. A number Of
The schools most talented pupils took
part. The. proceeds will be devoted
10 the piano fund and the fund with
EStth to purchase uniforms for the
irum corps. The affair was stage!,
under the direction Of Miss Yenle
Dudgeon, supervisor Of music Of tho
school.
To Arrive Hero.
The Misses Mona and Nina Simon
who are students at Miss Semple's
schnol for Young women In New York
CITY will arrive home the latter par!
Of the week to spend the holidays
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. o.
Simon on Maple avenue. Their faith
ar A. D. Simon will go to Washington
the latter part of the week and meet
them and accompany them home.
For Niece.
Mrs. M. A. Fletcher will entertain
about forty young people on We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on
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OCA 0CI. s

c5cnoni aYenue at bridge tea com
plimentary 10 her niece, Miss Mary
Louise stoekly Of Iron Mountain
Mich, who Is spending the winter
here as her guest.
Home from Texas
: Mrs. James E. Mccoy who had
spent the past Several weeks at Dallas
Texas with her son Robert e. Mccoy
arrived home last night. She also
visited in San Antonio and other
points. Enroute home she spent ten
days with her niece, Mrs. c. c. Nor
fit at Huntington.
To Meet.
Davision No. 4 of the Baptist Aux
iliary will meet this evening at 1890
O'Clock at the home Of the Misses
Halle and Anna Martin on Walnut
avenue.
Splendid success.
The pupils in music Of Miss Iva
Ginkel gave n delightful recital last
evening at her studio on CASTOR
avenue. Those who participated on
the program were: Dorothy Moore,
katherine Yost, Alene Cornell, Flor
ence Jacobs, Leanore Tough, Virginia
Watson, Ocie Riggs, Martha Riggs,
Edith Holbert, Edwin Shore, Maxine
Parker, Evelyn Allard, Harriet KEN
bic White Mary Josephine Hall, Mary
Marjorie Lewis, Marguerite Morris,
Martha Riggs, Virginia Shurtleff,
Marion Stemple, Ruth Morris, Beryl
jenkins, Lucille Springer.
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Linens and Do1nestics

Here Are:
Turkish Towels at 15c to $500 each.
Turkish Towel Sets for Bathroom, $500. 4.
Embroidered Pillow Cases, $2.25 pair.
Fancy Table Covers, $3.50 to $3.50,
Scarfs, Csc to $12 each.
Luncheon Sets, $55Oito $500.
Table Cloths, $3lprto $1,000.
Table NAPKINS, s$l.50 to $18 doz.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
RIDING TOCS
For Women and Misses
and the Accessories

The observance Of the strict code of clothe.
etiquette for the equestrienne is accentuated
by the hne custom tailoring of these habits.
Models that follow the accepted standard.
OF the most approved English riding togs.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11

proposed that Mr.. Windle open the de-
bate with speech of one hour, that
Mr.: Bryan follow with q speech of one
and half hours, and that Mr.. Windle
be. given thirty minutes to close the
debate and rebut Mr.. Bryan's argu-
ments. This will give each speaker the
same amount of time. The Association
opposed to National Prohibition will
defray half of the expenses of the hall
and the music.
The Association Opposed to Ma
tlonal Prohibition suggests, in order
that the winner of the debate may be
decided upon without bias and in q
thoroughly judicial manner, that JUS
tlce John Proctor Clark, presiding jus
tee Of the Appellate Division of the
New York Supreme Court, First Ju-
dlciai District, be asked to preside and
give the decision. This association
has no knowledge of what Justice
Clark's views may be on the prohibi-
ton question. Or. if the Anti-Saloon
League prefers, we shall be equally
satisfied to let the question be decided
Dy a rising vote of the audience that
listens to the debate.
III your organization has any fear
as to what the decision may be, we
shall be equally pleased that no de-
cls1on be rendered, but that the winner
De lett to public opinion, as expressed
IN the newspapers and by the individ-
uals who may hear the debate. 1t is
nigh time that both sides of this oues-
ton had hearing on the same plat
form, and here is the opportunity for
that hearing"
New-York tribune., 1919-05-11
A Soldier Says

GIVES, am for the league Of ma
tions, or any league Of nations
as long as 1t prevents war;" said Pri-
vate w. C. Y. Jones, late of the 69th
and now residing in Brooklyn. "You
see," he continued slowly, II thought
that was one of the things I was fight
ing for"
eve finished this war all right
continued Private Jones with a decisive
gesture, "and the reason Pm for the
league of nations is because I hope it
will finish war for all time. You don't
know how much the men who have
come back hate war. It's something
you can't explain.
II am for universal military training
so long as it doesn't interfere with
school, and for that reason l favor the
Swiss system Of training. l believe in
military training, but not too much of
it. because we went into the war to
abolish militarism, and l don't want to
see it started anywhere.
Owe found it to be the feeling
among the boys that they think they
bition question. Personally, think it
is good thing, but am in favor of
light beers and wines.
~ don't know much about General
Wood, but I once heard him speak at
City College. which l attended before I
Joined the 69th. There's no question
about his Americanism; it sticks out
all over him. No, don't think would
vote for a military man for President.
I'd prefer statesman, someone who
knew more than military things"