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SuGGSq eLl0CiOnaltG
MARIA BARR1ENTos CAE DE
LANTE DE UN TREN

la Ven de Catalunya" refere Ell
siguiente suceso ocurrido en- Londres.
la cantante catalana Maria Barrien-
tos.
a@Acompanada de sus fntimos ami
gDs doha Pillar Morales y su esposo,
D. Gonzalo Arnds, estaba en- los an
denes de la estaci6n de Charing Cross
la ceiebre cantante Maria Barrientos.
mo Sc sabe todavfa como fue; Pc
70 el hecho es que la artista cay6 a
la via en- el momento en- que Sc apro-
ximaba un tren.
"Marfa Barrientos Sc dio cuenta del
grave peligro que la amenazaba, y con
admirable serenidad Sc coloco en- el
centre de la via, extendiendose cuanto
pudo.
Ell tren pas6, y despu6s Sc vio que
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co es inferior; colabora con el, no
debe eStar sonletida a su imperio, y,
porllo tanto. ell regimen VICENTE esta-
blecido sobre ia base de Ia incapaci-
dad femenina ha de sucumbir ahogado
por; la justieia. = - 9lG z #'i' +
Mas dfje al norteamerieano pero
81 10 repftiese entrarfa en- terreno que
no me es propio, bien que 70 crea que
con estas referencias del contenido
de un hbrO muestrase los distrafdos
lect0res 10 que les importa y 10 que
les ensefan.
Luego me pidi6 mi amigo detalles
del folleto del doctor Narration. Hube
de manifestarle que este es un joven
genialmente proyectado sobre la cien
cia m9dica, que con afanes nozos Sc
apoder6 de los mas graves secretos de
la investigation pathological, que domi-
ma en- Espana con la autoridad no
buscada de su entendimiento que
hallandose solicitado horas y horas
por su clientela y por su laboratorio,
adn tiene tempo de escribir paginas
tan hermosas como las que lie habfa
anunciaGo al JextTanjero. Indiquele
que en- el final del op1dcsulo esta Ia
substantial: Cue solo en- los casos,
mucho mas frecuentes de 10 que Sc
cree, en- que La differentiation sensual
es borrosa pueden legltimamente con-
verger al mismo plano de aetividad
la mujer y el hombre y que en- 10 re-
ferente a las reiyindicaciones jurfdi-
cas- polfticas de la mujeF. Ell criterio
biol6gico tiene que ser forzosamente
Ifeminista, aunque con algunos reparos
! respecto de la opOrtunidad de aplica-
ci6n de la reforna de orden polfti-
co. acaba el maestro de la me-
dicina con una Erase de un gran pen
sador contemporaneo: ~Es una dicha
que todo hombre nazca de una mujer.
pues ;quien Sc atreyera a despreciar
La fuante de la vida p
Y asf concluy6 mi conversation con
ell norteamericano. Claro esta que 10
meior Sc me queda en- el tintero; pero
otro dfa sera
=. 0RFEGA MUNTLLA.
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no puede regar su concursO esta
obra de legitima vindicaci6n.

no puede negar su concursO esta
Obra de legitima vindicaci6n.
PARIS. agosto, laA-Las Ultima.
noticias reeibidas de Polonia hablar
de un formidable avance rojo. Ell
frente de Malawa es sumamenM ame-
nazador para Ysrsoyia,> cuyas fortifi-
caciones exteriores estan siendo alta
cadas por las fuerzas rusas, con un
empuie tremende
BARCELONA, agosto. 12.-La po-
licia esta procediendO la detenci6n
de centenares de estranjeros acusados
de perturbadores de Ia paz, para pro-
ceder a su Immediate expulsion. La
acci6n de estos element0Aeuya' depor-
taci6n Sc impone, es TancAmente ene-
miga de 10 pazS social que cpmbaten
por todos los medios, con frecuentes
concitaciones al des6rden.
MADRID, agosto, 12.-El Gobierno
ha autorizado. Ia exportaci6n de dos
cientos mil pares de zapatos, que no
son necesarios al mercado inferno y
preyia declaration de los fabricantes
de que no han de subir los precios del
calzadO para el consume interior.
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Desde el Casino Sc trasladaron dis
ichcs seEores Al despacho az dof RAJ
'fael Fabian y desde ali le acompafa-
ron hasta el embareadero y despues,
muehos de ellos, hasta el lsbuque..
I En- nombre del Casino EspafoI; les
fueron ofrecidos ia Srta. de Fabian
'ys sla aS Rdiio Due &c 4 aconpaian
Ish:sustiaie u jnnestro5 distinguido ami
go, hermosos ramos de flores.
.Deseamos al ;rtYtr.ille enrl.inente hombre de
negocios que tiene aquf tan merecidas
simpatfas, un viaje, feliz. Y hacemos
extensive este fervoroso deseo a las
gentiles damas que lie acompafan Y
que forlnan parte esencialisima de
Inuestra mejor sociedad.
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ENTIRE NosoTRos

Sc encuentran en- San Juan, mes-
tros distinguidos amigos don Ramon
Garcia Lago Y don Francisco SainZ,
Presidente Y Seeretario respectivamen
te de la secci6n local de Ia Casa de
Espana en- Arecibo.
Tambi6n hemos saludado al senior
don Manuel Delgado, Presidente del
Centre Espafol de aquella ciudad Y
don Alberto Burckart Tejada, Vice
consul de Espana.
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los Marines ESpafOlS, Hu6spRdGs dc Honor
dc Ia Ciudad dc San Juan

two para ell intercambio de ideas y
communion de sentimientos
POR CUANTo, esta Asamblea Mrl.
nicipal interpreta bien y fielmente La
voluntad y ell deseo viyo del pueblo de
San Juan al ofrecer los bi2arros
marines. del citado acorazado de que
rra, una estada placentera en- un ho-
gar que deben estimar como ell suyo
propio
POR TANTO, resue1vase por la
Asamblea Municipal:
Seccf6n 1.--que Sc declare huespe-
des de honor de la ciudad de San
Juan, al senior Comandante Y los
oficiales tripulantes del acorazado
de la marina de guerra espaiiola al
fonso XIII'', durante SUI permanencia
en- nuestra poblaci6n;
Secci6n 2.-Que una copia certifica-
da de esta Resolution, Sc. envfe al Co
mandante del acorazado, para su CO.
conocimiento Y efectos CONSEQUENCES;
Secci6n 3-Que esta Resolution sea
eiecutiva tan luego haya sido apro-
bada.
Y para que asf conste, expido la
presente en- la eiudad de San Juan,
Puerto Rico. treinta y uno de Julio
de mil floyecientos yeinte.
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asiasmo. :. Con amor dirfa, que es 10
prepio de la hembra... Nos tienen
,conFencidos de que son capaces de es-
tudiar mas que nesotrOs, de resistir
mejor las dificuItades de la lucha, de
aunarse con impetu indomahle ante
las dificultades.
ESQ es feminismo exclam6 ell
norteamericano-; ese es ell feminis-
mo que yo adore.
Entonces referf' mi buen camara.
da la impression que >yo habfa recibido
del libro de Frances Rodriguez cuyo
tftulo va antes. Dfjele que este es.
critor Y periodista, que ha conseguido
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:.NUESTR0S .COMPATRIOTAS EN-. la iSLA

& La Seccion Local de la Casa de Es=
pana en- Gales ha nombrado para que
la representen en- los festejos en- ho-
nor de los tripulantes del ALFONSO
XIII, los seiiores Bernardo Soler,
don Joaquin Tore, don Eduardo Y
don Manuel Fernandez.
La de Aguadilla ha acordado nom-
brar una numerosa coniisi6n, 10 mis-
mo que las de Arecibo y Barros.
La de Bayam6n en- union de la CO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-12

Liceaciaao Manuel Jforasa DiGs, Sc
crctalio Mu,ictpal de la cimddd
do San Juan, Puerto Rico.
.CERTIFICO: q. en- session celebrada
por Ia Asamblea Municipal de esta
ciddad en- 80 de julio de 1920, Sc apro-
b6 por unanimidad la siguiente:
RESOLUCION.
POR. CUANTO, I'M crucero de la
armada espanola, ell Alfonso NIII'.
ha de yisitar esta ciudad breye plazo
habra de permanecer en- bahia du-
rante algunos dfas;
POR CUANTO, sera dicho barco de
guerra ell primbero que cruza las aguas
de nuestra isla desde que la bandera
de la madre patria sc retro por I'm
hecho de guerra
POR CUANTO, es motive de jtibilo
Y de satisfaction para la gran familia
que pertenecemos, tener entire no
sotros los hidalgos representatives
de la naci6n descubridora Y colOni-
zadora que nos legara ell la suseci6n
de una historic larga todas sus virtu-
des y belIezas, con elias alma Y ha-
bla:
p0R CT.ANTO as prafo anrovachar
laEncasi0n nara nfrecer al pueblo mo.
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PARA FESTEJAR A LOS MARINoS
ESPANOLES

Z Esta tarde, a las cuatro y media,
3volyeran a reunirse, aen ell Casino Es.
paiiols los safiores que han de formar
las ;distintas comisiones encargadas de
dasarrollat el programa de festejos
y de agasajos que las. sociedades es-
paflolas han, de tributar a los jefes,
oficiales marines del Alfonso XIII
El entusiasmo reinante es extraor
dinario. ,a
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lonia 'Espahola ha acordado el cierre
de los establecimientos y suspender
todas las labores, nombrando adeuas
una comision de seis miembros de las
dos Directivas.
Rio Piedras ha nombrado una conf
sion de doce personals, y 10 mismo ha-
ran las Locales de Utuado, Vega Ba-
ia, Yabucoa, Yauco Y ell resto de las
que funcionan en- la Isla.
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HORA

Mafana a las 10 de la mafiana Sc
efectuara ell entierro del que fue Sc
nor Pedro Garcia COgollor, fallecido
hoy 81.
La concurrencia Sc reunira frante
al TeatrO.
El finadO era padre politicO de nues-
tro amigo don CesiliO Moran,
Nuestro pesame sus deudOs.
r. /. P.
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PAsAPoRTEs

FL Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
los sig1iientes pasaportes:
Para Cuba a los se1ores Fernando
Marrero Hernandez e Isidoro Marrero
Hernandez. de San Juan; Salvador
Maria Iiizarry. Ramon Santiago For
tier v Adolfo Rodriguez, de Ponce v
Manuel Esteban Ferrer, de Caguas.
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ReVcaci6n de Poder.

Habiendo cesado como enpleadOs de
esta casa, los Sres. Donate Vigil AlOn-
50 y Jose Vigil Alfonso, y siendo inne-
cesariO. pOr tanto, el ejercicio del pO-
der que esta casa les tenfa conferido,
por Ia presente Sc avisa que dieho pO-
der ha sido reyocado.
Javier Alfonso & Co.
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EN- SAN JUAN

Hemos saludado en- esta ciudad, al
agricultor espafiol de Arecibo, nuestro
amigo don Gumersindo Micheo, Quien
permacera en- San Juan algunos ifas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-12

Maria Barrientos estaba viva y que
trataba de incorporates.
Los seHores Arnds Sc precipitation
en- su auxilio. La eminente cantante
estaba ilesa."
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H Acorazado ALFONSO sao aver Habant
para Puerto Rico cordidlsid depedda que tribua
Para los fGstnjg del AcOIandO ALFONSO XIII

Relacion de los donantes EN- las To-
calidades que continuation Sc EXPIRE
san para contribuir los festejos en-
honor lie la tripulaci6n del aeorazado
ALFONSO XIII".
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Recaudado hasta hoy $45.0S0,00
Los espaholes de Barros. mandan
pleas de tela para banderas, valera
,das en- $:8s5 40 \, Ss,s ~. q
Z. Los c0mpa triotas de- Ciales. manlas7
ran como obsequio q los 7tripulantes
del alfonso XIII, 5000 tabaeos.. ..a
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AGUADILLA

All <tlJll4lAA
Don Aniceto Ceide. e............. $500
g LUIS Huerta del valle.. $500
Miguel Marroig.... ....... 800
Bartolome Aleover. ..... :. 1000
Rev. Padre Goroztisa. ....... 800
IS Alfredo Drouyn. 800. -. 1000
Francisco Lopez Garcia. -. 500
j. J. Zamora ra.......... :. 500
Adolfo G.. M6ndez. ...... 500
U'ldarico Amell. 500
Enrique Parcha a.,......... 500
i" Agapito Parcha. .......... 500
Z" Eduardo M9dez. ez............. 500
Pedro Alvarez Page. ...... 500
Higinio Ferreira. ........... 800
Rafael Martinez. ........... LOO
Total. $4,000
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ST.. Fl0entino Wazquez. ....... 500
sr. Antonio Portilla. ...... 500
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BAYAMON
Sues. de San Miguel Hnos.. 80. $4,000
Sues de NJ. Perez y Co....... 10000
Sr. Sebastian Bauza. ......... 10000
Sres, Barroso Hnos. .......... 1900
Ramona Muiioz Vda. de Alfonso. 5000
'Sres. Viejo Hermanos. ......... $500
Sres. Lavandero v Co.. $500
Sr. Pablo Lavandero. ......... $500
Sr. Ricardo vela. .............. $500
Sres. MARITIME Hnos.. ......... 2a00
Sres. Gayardi Hnos. .......... $500
,Sr. Francisco Larrazabal. -. $500
Sir. Domingo Luifia. .......... 25.00
Sres.4, segura y Lopez. ....... 1000
ST. Ram6sl Casnara :. - 90
81 II ILlsofIeio LA IiaIafesst 200 %
sres.. Luis, Felid e, lhijese -. ~. =, LOO
Sres. Ramos Hermanos ....... 1900
Sr,. Jose Mendez:. 81. .$.:y oesss., 1000
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-08-12
BARROS
BAYAMON

De varios, efectiyo. ......... $3.50
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points in this section before going to
California.
The wonderful success which has
attended Walter HERS during his
kaleidoscope career with the movies
viii be of especial interest to people
in this section of Georgia, because of
his Georgia birth and rearing. He
was born in Cordele rs years ago and
remained in that place until he at
tanned his 18th birthday. His mother
then removed to Savannah, where
Walter graduated with honors from
the high school. Later the family re-
moved 20 New Yor3., and there It was
that he attracted the attention of a
producer of plays, VINO was so struck
with his charming personality and
winning manner that he was offered
a position in "GrOwnups' with d
company in New York. In this play
he starred as fat girl, and won such
success that he played in New York
for eight years before going to Los
Angeles to perfect his art.
He is at present engaged with the
Paramount picture producers in that
city, and is rapidly forging ahead in
comedy. 1t is prophesied that Walter
Heirs is the coming comedian in NOV
ing pictures.
Mrs. HERS IS on her way now to
join him, and will remain with him
for several months.
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS
ORGANIZED AT THOMPSON

A domestic science class was or
gained Wednesday at Thompson
school, west of Americas. Mrs. DIN
Williams, county home economics
agent, organized the club in which
fourteen students were enrolled. One
lecture period and one laboratory
period will be given weekly to the
class by Mrs. Williams. Thompson
community club, which has a mem
bership of % ladies, has sponsored
the domestic science work in the
school, and already $65 has been
raised for properly equippingi the
school kitchen. Mrs. Claude Logan,
Mrs. Walter Chappell and Mrs. Olin
Williams constituted a committee
who recently purchased the kitchen
equipment, and it is anticipated that
this will have been installed in time
for the first cooking lesson to be Civ
en- next Wednesday.
The ladies of Thompson communi-
ty club, it is announced, will hereaf-
ter meet twice month for the study
of food values and laboratory work.
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RURAL SCHOOL
| CO NJ NJ u NIFTY
CLUB NO TIE
FIDELITY CANNING
CLUB MEETS.

Fidelity Canning Club held its reg
ular meeting at Thalean school, west
of Americas, Wednesday afternoon.
The program began promptly at 80
0 clock, and was rendered amid much
enthusiasm. The program follows:
Laundry Work Made Easy" Mrs.
Frank Webb
Efficiency in the Kitchen" Mrs.
Olin Williams.
Open discussion of step and time
savers learned from personal expert
ence by club members.
peace Program of Red Cross
Work." Miss Ruth Clark, of Ameri-
Gus.
Several vocal selections were rem
dered by Miss Kate Helms and Miss
Webb, with Miss Ruth Clark as ac-
companst.
One of the most interesting
speeches of the program was the
open forum discussion in which all of
the club members joined, and dur
ing which much valuable information
was gathered by those present.
Club members attending the meet
ing were Mrs. T. NJ. A. Finch, Miss
Lula Helms, Mrs. z. NJ. Webb, Mrs.
W. A. Stevens, Mrs. J. E. Stevens.
Mrs. T. ]. Glawson Mrs. DIN Will
liams, and Miss Ruth Clark, of Amer
icus.
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BEST BIB AND TUCKER
FOR PLAYGROUND SHOWER.

The best bib and tucker must be
resurrected in Americas today in
readiness for the miscellaneous show
err to be given at the playground
community club house Tuesday af-
ternoon. The last of the work is be-
ing finished, and the lower floor pre-
sents very pretty appearance, with
it's partitions taken out and made into
one long reception room.
The ladies on the house furnishing
committee will be on hand all day
Tuesday to receive the donations as
they are sent in or brought. Many
lovely things have already been con-
tributed from the big-heartedness of
Americas people, and many more
promised. Other things will be forth
coming when the enthusiasm of the
occasion gets into the bones.
The district convention of the Fed
Grated Clubs will meet in the club
rooms on the 13 and IA of April, and
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EGG HUNT SCENE
STILL A MYSTERY.

Ladies of the Woman S Club are
decorating hundreds of eggs this
week in preparation for the Easter
egg hunt which will be staged Friday
afternoon beginning at 4 o'clock in
behalf of the playground fund. Great
est secrecy surrounds the scene Sc
lected for the hunt, and specially
selected committee will secrete the
eggs before announcement of the To-
cation is made. Mrs. w. j. Josey,
chairman Of the committee in charge
of the egg hunt, says preparations
will be made to entertain at least
800 children, and the event, it is an
ticipated, will be one of the most en-
ioyable of the late Lenten season
Announcement of the scene of the
hunt will be made Thursday after
noon in the social columns of the
Times Recorder.
Assisting Mrs. Josey in the pre-
paration are Mrs w. D. Ivey, Mrs
Tom Harold, Mrs. Joe Sutton, Mrs
Lawson Stapleton, Mrs. c. E. Duna
way, Mrs. George VanRiper, Mrs. L
G. Council, Mrs. S. H. Mckee and
Mrs. Frank Sheffield.
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PERFECT DIGESTION WILL
MAKE 4 PERFECT COMPLEXION

digestion perfect and complete, put
ting rich, red blood into the veins
and thus properly feeding and, nour-
ishing all parts of the body. To any
one suffering with dependency, ner-
vousness, loss of appetite, loss in
weight, dizziness, sleeplessness, con-
stipation, bad taste in mouth, head
aches, heart burn, flatulency, ETC.,
Meritone brings quick relief.
Meritone is the result of long years
of study by eminent physicians, in
search of a prescription that could
be relied upon for perfecting diges-
ton, toning up the stomach and CIV
ing the body its proper nourishment.
If you want to eat what you like,
and enjoy it without bad after eff
fects, to sleep well at night and feel
good all day, get bottle of Meritone
from Carswell Drug Co., our agents
at Americas, with our double guar
antee that you will be pleased or your
money refunded adv.)
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EAT ALL RIGHT,
SLEEP ALL RIGHT
But Still Don't Feel Strong and
Well, Probably the Blood
Needs Strengthening
PEPTO-MANGAN
WILL DO 1T
Sold In Liquid and Tablet Form
Both Possess Same Medicinal
VaIue-Insist on "Gude's"

It's not just laziness that robs
some people of their energy and
spirits. Sometimes their blood is
simply too weak to supply the neces-
sary fuel and oxygen to the body.
Nothing will restore strength to a
thin blooded body unless the blood it
self is made strong, red and rich.
GUIDES Pepto-Mangan furnishes
thin, watery blood with the necessary
nourishment to enrich it, enabling it
to supply energy, vitality and
strength to every part of the body
Physicians recommend Guides Pep
to-Mangan to patients suffering from
anemia because it's beneficial and
lasting qualities are well known to
the medical profession.
Guides Pepto-Mangan is obtainable
in either liquid or tablet form. Both
forms contain exactly the same
strength and medicinal properties.
WHEN you buy Pepto-MaNg2n Of
your druggist, he sure the name
"Gude's" Is or the package Without
"Gude's" it is not Pepto-Mangan.
adv
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numbers were
Current Events" by Miss Myrtle
Copeland
IonsiIs and Adenoids; Their Eff
feet, When Diseased, Upon the
Health" by DR.. n. B. Allen, OF
Americas.
by and How | Mate My Chick
ems During the Matching Season. By
Mrs. Fred Morgan
April Notes of the Flower Gar
den" Mrs. n. A. Ray.
School Notes. by Miss Willis
Johnson.
At the suggestion of Mrs. DIN
Williams it was unanimously decided
to invite the ladies of New Era com
munlty TO be the guests Of the club
at its next meeting, and at the con
ciusion of the session, delicious cream
and cake was served by Miss Annie
Ruth Ray Those present were Mrs.
n. A, Ray, Mrs. Charlie Hogg, Miss
Estelle Persons, Mrs. j. L. Snipes,
Miss Elvira Snipes, Mrs W. T. O.
Bray, Mrs. Ed Morgan, Mrs. Walter
Bradley, Mrs. Herbert Lang, Mrs.
William Rouss, Miss Hattie Bradley,
Miss Myrtle Copeland, Miss Bessie
Bradley, Miss Nellie Copeland, Miss
Mary Johnson, Miss Eunice Copeland
Miss Willie Johnson, Miss Rollie
Ross, Miss Annie Ruth Ray, Mrs.
Ohm Williams and Dr. Henry B. AL
len.
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CANNING AND POULTRY
CLUB ORGANIZED.

A canning and poultry club has
just been organized at Shiloh school
under direction of Mrs DIN Will
liams, home economics agent, with
Miss Louise Arlington as president.
Miss Ruth Still, vice president, and
Miss Mamie Lumpkin, secretary
treasurer, are the other officers of the
club. Mrs. j. c. Sellers, principal of
Shiloh school, was elected an honor
airy member of the organization.
The club members, all of them stu
dents at Shiloh school, are Miss Ruth
STILL, Miss Jessie Daniel, Miss Mary
Lee Daniel: Miss Louise Arlington,
Miss Mamie Lumpkin, Miss Jewel
Lane and Miss Hszel Bostwick.
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We dbl I'll @<s+
GGS-DANIEL.

A marriage of interest to many
people in Americas an dthe surround
ing section was that of Miss Lucia
Daniel and H. f. Suggs, both Of Daw-
son, which was solemnized Sunday
afternoon at ) o clock in the parlors
of the Methodist parsonage. Rev.
Guyton Fisher performed the cere-
mony, and the bridal party came over
in several automobiles attended by
their friends. 1t was a Gretna Green
affair and the romance began some
time ago. Parental objection was
the reason of the elopement, it was
said, but Immediately after the we'd
ding Mr.. and Mrs. Suggs and their
party left for Dawson, where they
will reside and receive the blessings
of their parents and the congratula-
tons of their friends.
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MUSIC STUDY CLUB
MEETS WITH MRS. DUDLEY.

One of the most interesting pro-
grams ever given by the Music Study
Club is that to be rendered Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock, when the
members will gather with Mrs. Will
Dudley at her home on Church street.
From 10 to 1880 an important busi-
ness discussion will be had, after
which the attractive program will be
given. Of peculiar local interest in
connection with this program is the
study of Longfellow in correlation
with Mozart and Raphael. In the
early part of April the Music Study
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-03-29
MRS GLENN CHRISSMAN
POPULAR In ATLANTA.

A Splendid likeness Of Mrs. Glenn
Crissman, Of Detroit, appeared in
Sunday Constitution. Mrs. Crisis
man, who is now visiting Mrs. w. H..
Scott, has been unusually popular
during her visit in Atlanta, being
hnor guest at a number OF pretty
parties. Recently she was the guest
of Mrs. VIII Green Turpin here,
where she received a warm welcome
among many friends. Formerly Mrs.
Crissman was Miss Nina Chambers
Mexican, a popular member of the
faculty Of the Americas high school.
She taught in the public schools in
Americas for four consecutive years.
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it is with this before them that the
ladies of the various clubs of Ameri-
Gus, who have interested themselves
so intensely in this project, are so
DESTROYS of furnishing the club rooms
attractively for the glory Of Amati-
Gus.
Everybody IS invited to come
ugred to come-and see that the city
of Americas has purchased for the
benefit of the children of Americas.
For this is a playground for Ameri-
Gus children, and as such it will grow
nearer to the hearts of the people
fostering the project.
Everybody come 1t will pay in
pleasure and pride.