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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27

Idas las escuelas de esta poblaci6n
~ sus barrios. AL acto asistieron
mas de mil educandos, distribuf-
dos por sus respectiyos grades,
|frente los cuales marchaban los
maestros de cada nno, precedidos
pOr Ell Inspector de Escuelas y CO.
misionado Municipal de Instruc-
ci0n. La manifestation pOrtaba
muchos v variadOs estandartes en-
los cllales podfan leerse varias ms
cripciones relacionadas con las me-
eesidades ylaspiraciones de las es.
|cuelas en- general. La Banda Es-
collar amenizaba la marcha, a la
que tambien asisti0 numerOso p1-
!blico, especialmente padres de IA
Inilia. En- la plaza pnblica hicie-
ron lso de la palabra spronuncian-
ido elocuentes discursos, alusivos
al acto, el Comisionado Municipal
de instruction, Sr. Facundo Ri
vera; el Inspector de Escuelas, Sr.
Francisco Gaztambide, Y el repre-
sent7nte a la CaElara,, Sr. Jose
i'erez Cruz.
4ts1 di0 comienzo en- este pueblo
| la SiGAIANA ESCOI4AR, que lra
;resultadO un verdadero aconteci-
miento. pues Sc han llevado ca
bo conferencias escolares en- casi
todos los planteles de ensenanza !;
asf como tambi6n en- la Resp. Lo-
gia "Caballeros de la Vega; mi
tines de propaganda escolar en- la
plaza p1blica, y Sc dedicaron un
dia que sc denomin6, ODE LOS
PADRESp y otro, "DE LAS MA
DRES" a fin de que por estos fue-
sen visitadas las escuelas p1bli-
cas-.
Tanto los maestros, como las
|autoridades escolares y demas per-
! sonas de buena voluntad que con-
,ribuyeron con su presencia y con
.5u propaganda a realizar tan her
moso trabajo, entire quienes me-
rece especial menci6n el Rev. Juan
Rodriguez Cepero, por su gran
,onferencia educativa pronuncia-
la en- nuestra plaza publica, de-
ben sentirse satisfechOs de su
obra, porque indudablemente ella
ha de contribuir a despertar los
entusiasmos por la escuela, ilnica
base firme sobre la cual ha de le-
vantarse nuestro future edificiO es
collar.
CORREsPONSAL.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27
AIANcHABA LOS INsTRuMENTos

| Habana, Cuba. "Sufri durante amos
de fuertes dolores en- ell dorso, reuma.
tismo y lumbago, debido a rifones de-
fectuosos. Tenia tai cantidad de kcidc
Iiirico que manchaba los instrumentos
Iusados en- mis- practicas en- la Uhiver-
sidad, cuando estudiaba medicina. Me
sentfa debil, el coraz6n marchaba ire.
|gularmente, y estaba tan neryioso que
icasi no atinaba a hacer mis- expert.
mentos anat6micos."
mo tena apetito Y estaba bastan
te delicado. Tenia que leyantarme va.
rias veces por Ia noche hacer aguas
" no podfa dormir bien. Algunas We
yes la orina era escasa, de color SUI
bido, como polvo de ladrillo. Mis- pies
| y manos Sc hinchaban por tempo, /;
va me crefa victima de la Enfermez
dad de Bright. La vida era para mi
una carga pesada."
"Por recommendation de nno de mis-
profesores de la Universidad empece
un tratamiento con Anticalculina.
lEbrey y hoy, despues de tres ponnos
tomados, me siento perfectamente
bien. Sea Ia presente testimonio de
mi gratitud"
BrauIio Labastida, Lamparilla s3.
bajos, Habana, Cuba.
81 esta I'D. enfermo de .rinones.
vejiga hfgado, v desea curarse con
la AnticalcuIina Ebrey, escriba q
Ebrey Chemical Works. SO West
Broadway, New York, y recibira gra-
tis un interesante folleto La Anti
ealcuIina Ebrey Sc encuentra de venta
en- todas las botieas. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27

yence el plazo que la Ley concede a
yenueuores GABRIEL Cassare y An
ala Baez para oponerse ia deman-
., cuyo plazo empezara contarse
>sde la fecha en- que sean emplaza-
os. Notiffquese a los interesados
para su conocimiento. Dada en- Qua
yama, P. R. tres de diciembre de
Juez Corte Distrito de Guayayna.
Y de acuerdo con la .referida orden
y habiendose dispuesto por ell Juez de
esta Corte que esta citaci6n Sc haga
por edictos Sc notifca a Uds. que de
no comparecer a contestar la deman-
da dentro de los 10 dias despues de
81 la notification Sc hicie-
ra en- ell distrito, dentro de los 20 dias
ST Sc hiciera fuera del distrito, pero
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27
EMPLAZAMIENTO
CITACION4 DE EVICCION.

FL PUEBLO DE PUETO RICO 8
Gabriel Gomez Cassare v Angela
Baez.
Por la presente notifco a Uds. que
previa .mociop de Don Arturo Trfas
basada en- el articulo 1885 del C6digo
Civil, la Corte ha ordenado que sean
ids. citados en- evlcci6n como uno:
de los vendedores de IL fnca objett
de este litigio, siendo el tenor d. din
cha orden ell siguiente
"0rden:-Vista la moci6n de Artus
'ro Trfas en- el case arriba expresado,
basada La lnisma en- Ell artieulo 1886
del C6digo Civil Revisado solicitando
sean notificados de la demanda el
eviction los vendedores de quienes ad
luirio Ell compareciente las fincas
que Sc contrae la petici6p, la Corte
vista dicha mocion y la ley sobre la
materia ordena que sean notifcados
de la demanda en- yeviccion Don Ga
briel Gomez Cassare y Do1a Angela
Baez dentro del plazo de 10 dfas,
quienes tendran ell plazo que la ley
les concede para contestar la deman-
da, apercibido que de no 'hacerlo po-
dran ser obligados al saneamiento de
Ia venta efectuada. Quedando en-
suspense el terrnino para contestar en-
cuanto a Arturo Trias en- tanto no
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27
Para anunciOs
en-
Gel IMPARCIAL"
PARA PUERTO RICO
Lame al Telsfono No. 900, 0 sirvase
pasar por Ia oficina.

TAkS4EA FAHA EUGES1O kS4CO.
Anuncios por una sola veg: 20
pulgadas mas, 80 ctvs. la pulgada.
POr una sola vez menOs de 20
pulgadas. so ctvs. Ia pnIgada.
Por dos inserciOnes: 20 pulga.
das o mas, IS ctvs. Ia pulgada.
POr dos inserciones: menos de 20
pulgadas, 40 ctys. la pulgada.
Por tres inserciones: 20 pulga.
das mas, 20 ctvs. Ia pulgada. Y
Por tres inserciones: menos de
20 pulgadas, 80 ctvs. Ia pulgada.
Por seis inserciOnes: o mas. rs
ctvs. la pulgada.
Posici6n determinada 10 pOr
ciento aumento.
Communicates: 10 ctvs. Ia Inca.
Edictos: so ctvs. La pulgada.
AvisOs de Subasts Etc: 2 ctvs.
Ia Inca.
AnunciOs. en- primera pagina.
S1.25 la pulgada.
Anuncios en- segunda pagina: 50
,,tvs. Ia pulgada.
Anuncios en- cuarta pagina: Is
ctvs. la pulgada.
ReclamOs: POr seis veces $l.OO;
aOce veces $1.75; un mes $500.
AnunciOs profesiOnales: $500 Ia
pulgada al mes.
A. BLANCo FERNANDEZ,
Administrator.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27

4AZAHARES: Para ell dia 80
de los corrientes esta anunciado
ell enlace matrimonial de la bella
y distinguida Srta Maria Garcia,
perteneciente una distinguish
familia de esta sociedad, con ell
Quito joyen Israel Otero, de la so
ciedad del veeino pueblo de Ma
natl. la enamorada pareja que
va a unir sus destinos para STEM
pre- ante ,el altar de Cupido, goza
de generates simpatlas en- esta cul-
ia sociedad por las hernlosas prem
das de earacter que alderman tan
distingllidos j6yenes. Este cores
ponsal desea que el nido de amo-
res que tan pronto van a formar,
sea eterno, como eterna sea la fe-
licidad de que disfruten. Que ell
angel de la dicha extienda sus
alas sobre el nuevo hogar y que
jamas sc separe de el.
FL ceremonial Sc llevara efec-
to por el rito cat6lico en- la mora
ia de la Sra. Doha In5s Navedo
yirda de Garcia, madre de la flu
tura esposa.
El domingo s de los corrien-
tes Sc llevo a .cabo una gran pa
rada eseolar por los nifios de to-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27
EDICT o
En- la Corte de Distrito del Distritc
Judicial de Guayama, P. r.

SUCCESSION de Felipa Rivera et al,
Demandantes,
VS..
Succession de Rosario PIanas ct. al,
Demandados.
Civil No. ASS.
Reiyindicaci6n de Bienes InmuebIes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27

en- la Isla de Puerto Rico y dentr9
de los 40 dias 81 Sc hiciere en- otra
parte, quedaran Uds. obligados al saE
neamiento de la venta efectuada. FL
termino que la Ley concede los
compradores de la .fnca objeto de esS
te litigio para contestar la demanddb
queda en- suspense hasta que expire q
plazo que para comparecer y contesa
tarS la demanda concede la Ley q
Uds. como vendedores de Arturo
Trfas de la fnca motive de este pleito.
Extendido bajo mi firrna y ell sello
Official de esta Corte de Distrito en-
Guayama, Puerto Rico, hoy tres de
diciembre de 1920.
7'r~ Tomas Pagan Colon,
.Secretario. 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27
NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA Y.
TRANSPORTE.
ISubasta para Uniformes de
POIicia.

Sc recibiran proposiciones ba-
10 sobre cerrado hasta el 20 de
enero de 1921, de la tarde, para
el suministro de 1900 pantalones
hechos, color azul cadete, y 1000
chaquetas del mismo color.
Proposiciones en- blanco dan
do las especificaciones necesarias
pueden solicitarse del Negociado
de Materiales, Imprenta y Trans
porte, San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27
TRES CONTRA UNo

En- Ell barrio Bairoa, de Caguas, los
individuos. Miguel Garay, Isidro Ga
ray Y Ramon Silva, acometieron y
agredieron con navajo, piedras y ma
,hete Domingo Agosto, ocasionando-
lie heridas graves. Los tres agresores
'ueron arrestados por la Policia y lie
1ados ante el Juez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27
cosAs DEL TROLLEY

En- la parada %, Martin Peiia, el ca
rro electrico No. 81, guiado por el mo-
,orista Eduardo Feliu, No. IS, y con-
iuctor Jose Ruiz, No 25S, arrollo al
individuo Miguel Isella de 25 amos de
,dad, ocasionandole heridas y contu;
stones.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-27
ACOltGCiniieltO ATdgiCD

Va naugur0 la exhbci6n de Fotocraffas en- ell
Salon de ExposcOnes del Esndo Colorado.
lomo t0dos los anos SECURE que habr$ foograflas
pfecosas, ampiacones sin pero notable este ao
son dos Oografas amano de la magrosa imagen
CFso de l1mp6s: puede tai normal
men En- la otra sin el fo0grafo las preten
desc nj 10 espease nOtablemene
del salvador cal no Sc obvo ninguna de
graas hechas hasta e presente magen
Colorado a hecho dos reproduccones desmas ambos
originates cieramente dgno por hecho estra
ordinario asombroso que representa-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
EVENING PUBLIC R-PHIEADELPHIA,7 FRIDAY,

this work Of hauling snow, to the prac-
tice of crediting wagons and trucks with
bigger loads than their capacity. III Is
cheating the city.
During the present emergency we
have checked up on this and the result
is interesting
"On the 7th and Sth of this month
we kept record of fifty four vehicles
engaged in hauling snow from the snow
removal area in the center of the city.
These teams were hired from city con :
tractors, from outside contractors and
wherever we could obtain them. There
were about S34 teams altogether haul
ing snow.
81 Out of 81 Teams Wrongly Credited
I'VE selected fifty four teams at ran
dom out of the S34 teams in all for
checking purposes. The result showed
that thirty -four of these vehicles. or 60
per cent, were credited by inspectors
with carrying more than their capacity
The balance of the fifty four vehiclcs
were credited with their measured ol
true capacity or little less.
''The following table will illustrate
what i mean. Where a wagon or truck
is credited with 20 capacity that in
dicates that with full load it could
haul two and one half cubic yards ol
snow. Where vehicle is credited with
20 and the inspector gives it 80 it in >
dicates that he gave the truck or wagon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

lation difference Of thirty three yards
each trip. or figuring seven trips gay
a low average number Of trips, Nol
cubic yards on every fifty four wagons
This number, taking the average Tor
the whole. divided into S34, the total
number of wagons, goes fifteen tlmes
and fifteen times 251 cubic yards,
amount to 3785 yards day overpaid
on snow hauling contracts or SissZ q
day at the rate OF fifty cents per CUBIC
yard, on their snow contracts alone.
This does not concern street cleaning
contracts except those also engaged IN
moving snow.
1T is very obvious reason why
street cleaning should be taken out OF
politics. The man at the head of this
bureau should be free to discharge or
employ any man he desires. regardless
of civil service. The bureau should be
conducted just as private business
enterprise.
"When [ notified the street clean =
ing contractors that this bureau pro.
posed to have all citizens arrested who
threw rubbish or ashes on the street, or
otherwise violated the department rules,
one of them laughed at me. He expressed
the hope that I would be able to put
it over ana followed it with the state
ment that what | proposed to do was
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

claim that they are able to haul fewer
loads to the dumps. They are charg-
ing more this year for their hauling
They anticipated, as / said, what the
conditions would be and so they made
their bids for 1920 just that much
higher.
"The Penn Reduction Co. has the
garbage contract for the entire city.
Last year ii was paid S69S,S For
the present year it will receive $780,
600, an increase Of only ! per cent,
whereas the street cleaning and ash and
rubbish contractors get an Increase of
rs per cent.
Didn't Complete Statement
Another criticism is that street
cleaning contractors are given only one
half pay during January, February and
March. the other half being retained
until the streets are properly cleaned.
But this shrewd contractor did not
complete the statement. Had he done
so it would have thrown different
light upon that point.
1T is true that the specifications
state that during January, February
and March one-half their pay is re-
taned, but on the first of April all of
this is given them in IA lump sum. There
are no deductions unless it be for such
fines as may be imposed for failure
to properly perform their work. Every
contractor is fully aware of this proviso
when he signs his contract. One half
their nay for these months is retained
to make sure they perform their con
tracts we'll
THE street cleaning contractor. as
pointed out in my first statement. dur
ing weather like the present is COM
pelled to remove snow and ice from
crossings. from in front of inlets. from
in front of fire plugs, from pathways
to cars. etc In emergencies like the
recent storm the chief is empowered to
take teams used in ash and rubbish
collection, which is difficult If not i'm e
possible to collect. and put them to
work hauling snow.
"The contractors are paid extra for
the use Of these teams. They receive
from fifty TO fifty-fi cents per cubic
yard according to the capacity Of the
vehicle; the same price we pay to out
side contractors. While the ash and
rubbish collection teams are hauling
snow they are receiving extra compen
sation. II is velvet.
1T is true that during this time the
ashes may accumulate, but the extra
work necessitated by this is made up by
the extra pay they receive, otherwise
the ash teams would be at expense in
the stables.
IT have referred. in connection with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

virtually impossible. He said would
be blocked by politics. He hoped that
| could do it, because IL would help him
and other contractors in their work.
Why, take even the Ware wards,
this contractor said If you arrest
merchant or householder for throwing
rubbish on the street, the chances are
that the fellow has friend who is n
warm friend of some political leader, or
some citizen who is friend Of the
Mayor. His case is carried up by the
ward leader or prominent citizen, and
before you know it the fine will be sus-
pended and the fellow goes free.
~ simply quote this instance as an
example of the feeling that apparently
exists. If what this man says is fact.
then it certainly is politics that gives
Philadelphia dirty streets"
"As for the repeated assertion that
l have only been in Office three weeks,
il is scarce worth answering" said Mr..
Hepburn with smile.
Conditions which | have described
in connection with the Bureau of Street
Cleaning are so obvious that any
engineer taking the actual specifications
in the street cleaning contracts and then
figuring from the records on file in this
office. would have discovered the same
thing.
can he need do would be to dig
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
ExcessiUe Profits
IN SnOIO Removal

ccutinued from Page One
fhe director Of public works the city
can take his entire plant and equip
mont on forty eight hours written no.
rco without paying cent for its use
curing the life Of his contract,
Deposit Is Protection
And furthermore. ~ continued Chief
Hopourn, pointing significantly to a
certain paragraph in one of the con
tracts, IF there were not sufficient
money left, as due him. to continue the
contract thus taken over to the salts
faction of the director of public works.
the director has an extra 10 per cent of
fhe contract price, which is on deposit
with the city treasurer from each street
cleaning contractor, upon which to
draw if necessary.
II make this statement to show that
! when a contractor announces that he is
perfectly willing to sell his contract
and equipment on 10 per cent or any
\ ,ther basis he is offering to do some
thing which he knows is impossible for
him to do. 1t is a bluff"
Chief Hepburn marked the para
graphs In every contractor S contract
with the city and handed them over for
; INSPECTION. They read as follows:
The successful bidder will not be
allowed to assign, transfer nor sub
let this contract.
If the contractor fails to commence
the work at the time specified for its
Z commencement. or fails to prosecute
The work to the satisfaction of the
director, or attempts to transfer or
assign his contract or any interest
Z therein, or fails to perform any of the
covenants of the contract, the direc
/ tor, on forty eight (4S) hours no.
tice, in writing, may annul the con-
tract; on such notice, the direc
tor may suspend the contractor from
the work, and in case of such sus-
4 pension may, at his further election,
enter upon, perform and complete said
work embraced in the contract. or
may employ others to do so. in case
s of such suspension. the director shall
have the further right, at his cleo
tion, to take possession of, without
legal process, and to use such reason
able force and means as may be
4 necessary to take possession of the
plant and equipment used by the
contractor upon the work. and to use
the same in doing the work. without
compensation for such use. license so
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

to do being hereby given by the con-
tractor. and the contractor hereby
forever releases and discharges the
director and the city of Philadelphia
from any and all damages or injuries
which may be sustained suffered or
claimed by reason of such possession
and use of said plant and equipment.
rs Per Cent Rise in Price
"One of the street cleaning contrac-
tors. in an interview in the EVENING
PUBLIC LEDGER. says that their cx-
penses have greatly increased. As far
seeing business men. they have antici-
pated increased expenditures. At least
it would seem so from the fact that
they have raised their contract price
this year Is per cent, on an average,
over that of last year In other words.
the city is now paying these men nearly
one fifth more for cleaning the streets
than it did last year, so | take it that
having anticipated increased expenses
they have met it by charging the city
just that much more.
The figures show on an average an
increase of Is per cent over last year,
but one contra ctor has raised his prices
over 33 1-3 per cent.
Il am not discussing the right or
necessity of contractors to increase their
prices. The public, however, may won e
der why contractor should give as an
excuse for failure properly to keep his
district in order that he is under much
heavier expense, when the official rec
ords show that he has raised his con
tract price this year to meet the very
thing he complained of.
THE increased price which the city
this year is paying the street cleaning
and ash and rubbish contractors
amounts to approximately three fifths
of the 81 900 900 which could be saved
to Philadelphia If it did its own street
cleaning and ash collection.
"Thn same ANSWER annlicS to the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
cAspAR, PET RAT, IS lLL
Rodent at Penn Stricken With pn.u.
monis; May Not Live

''Caspar,' the famous pct white m,
which has inhabited the desk of GcorSS
Il. Nitzsche, recorder at the Uniycrsiffvv
of Pennsylvania, for several years !,
seriously i'll. A medical authority of
the Wistar Institute of Anatomy to.
day diagnosed "Caspar's' case as pncu.
monia. He has given the clever littls
animal three more weeks to live
For several weeks the little snow.
white animal has been Wheeling ma
coughing. He seems in pain. Hc has
no appetite and he is cranky and hao
forgotten all his playfulness.
"Caspar" was presented by an alun-
nus of the university to Mr.. Nitzscho
after it had performed before countlrs,
thousands on the stage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Street Cleaning Fines
for January Are Heavy

The fines on street cleaning con-
tractors for January will he the
heaviest in the last year, Chief Hep
burn announced today.
THE fine lists are now in the
hands of Director Winston. who will
summon the contractors to his Office
Monday" the chief said. I'm one
case Mr.. Winston is making an al
lowance where the contractor was
hampered by strike"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13
Ramsey Made Survey Craftsman

The Civil Service Commission an.
nounced the appointment today of Rob.
ert b. Ramsey, 1T1o South Fifty first
street, as structural craftsman in thu
Bureau of Surveys. The salary for this
position is S1400 yearly, with 20 per
cent bonus.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-13

"A least 60 per cent of these fifty
four wagons and trucks were over
rated in capacity. We found on calcu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-06
CLUBS and
 PERSONALS

The lawn of the home on West Sec ond street was q pretty scene, with the 70 little guests playing.
 Favors of ballons, whistles and caps were presented to each guest. and the birthday cake cut, and an ice course served.
 Miss Louella Woods of Little Rock is visiting Miss Flora Myer of West Fifteenth street.
 The members of Anshc Emoth Tenn pie will have picnic at Sulphur Springs today. Miss Kathleen Collier has returned from Rollins college, Rollins, Va. The Ladies of Maccabecs will give i their annual banquet Thursday even i ing at B o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. 1 Cafetcfia.
 The Young Ladies Missionary So- l cictV of the Lakeside church will meet Wednesday afternoon at A:30
 with Miss Ophelia Brewster. 206 West
 Seventeenth avenue, | Mrs. Charles Parker of Columbia,
 Tennessee and Mrs. John Schlosser
 of Forrest City will be honorees at , an afternoon reception Thursday, by . Mcsdames Rcstcr l.. Owen. Collins
 Andrews and Allen Scllars at the l home of Mrs Owen, 322 West Sixth
 avenue.
  Tho Business and Professional . Womcn's Club will meet Tuesday - evening at G:15 at the r. w. C. A..
 Home on West Barraquc street. Tho Eavmen's Club of the First !. Prcsby terian church will. meet Wed r nesday at 12:00 al the Hotel Pines.
 The International Bible Class will 7 meet Wednesday at 2;30 at the First . Presbyterian church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-06
Social Calendar
MONDAY, JUNE :.

m. Iamper Wesan wedding St. Joseph' o Chldrens Y. M ( A Swimming Pool o Ladies' Y. M C A Swimming Pool m. Doris G.I A Auxiliary O B. of l.. E. K P Hall nj o Y. C. A.  Royal Negnbors. Hall Grpheo.
  Person Sc Mrs. l. ord61 Womn's Club r. w C. A. llome 59  for Miss Iangford. w. C. A andC Building W. A.
  NanG Fifth
 WEDDING. Church. Atlanta
  O bride, to ption, B. L. Hen West m of w. C. A. Cafeteria Lynch EastS Admnstra and Building Y. w. C.. A
 FRIDAY. JUNE Church, Club