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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
FIRST COMPANY EXCELS
IN MILITARY CONTESTS

3, First company of the Boys Cadet
Corps OF Pendieton High School. won
over Second company this morning In
the grand military review when the
squads OF Corporals Perry Sloop and
Arthur Rudd won the silver cups, pre-
sented to the best two squads in COM
petitive drill. Both winners are from
First company.
The review served to show results
of a years work in military drill un-
der Comamndant Earl L. F1eisch-
mann. Flag raising and lowering,
company drill. battalion movements
and other maneuvers were showed.
The first platoon of Second company
out-drIlled the other piatoons in a
contest. Judges for the contests were
former service men from Pendieton
Post. American Legion. A number of
parents OF the boys attended the re-
view and were liberal In their ap-
DiauSe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
THREE DOZEN RoTARIANs COME
tContinued' from page ~

Weston on June 4. Pendleton day. in o
body and each member has pledged tc
see that three pioneers are taken tC
the picnic.
r. Membership in the Pendleton Ro.
I in full. and the following list Is the
complete and authentic roll:
j. II. Stureis. president; Sturgis q
Storie Co.
Carl Cooley. vice-presldent; Alex
| anders.
S. r. Thompson. secretary; farmer.
L. C. Scharpf. treasurer; cashier,
American National Bank.
Robert Simpson, director; Simpson
Auto Co.
n. f. Chloupek, director. Smythe-
Lonergan co.
J. r. Raley, director: attorney,
Raley. RaIey & Steiwer.
Chauncey Bishop. Pendleton Wool
en- Mills.
r. d. Taylor, president Round up
Association.
C. II. Marsh, county judge.
Lester Hamley, Hamley & Co.
George C. Baer, hardware.
r. NJ. Crommelin, Collins Flour
Mills.
II. w. Collins grain interests.
F. w. Bond. merchant.
], II. Estes, real estate and insur-
ance.
@. w. Phelps, circuit Judge.
Z DIR. Frank Boyden. Physician.
r. NJ. Sawtelle, jeweier.
Ben Burroughs, planning mill and
lumber.
Frank Downey, meat market.
C. p. A. Isonergan. Warren Con-
strnction Co.
;, H. p. Whitman. Pendleton Meat co.
F. w. Iampkin, East Oregonian
Publishing Co.
John. l. Vaughan, mayor of PEN
dIeton. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
RECITAL is DELIGHTFUL

RECITAL is DELIGHTFUL
The week is being marked by an
exceptionally interesting lest of musi-
cal affairs. the recital in which
group of pupils of Miss Harriet Young
were presented last evening coming as
a delightful number. The event took
place in the Presbyterian Church
where an abundance of spring flowers
made a lovely foil for the appearance
of the players. Excellence marked the
entire program and scores of interest
ed folk shared the enjoyment of the
evening.
Other musical pleasures of the week
include the recital of Monday evening
in which pupils of Mrs. Charles Heard
delighted a Pendleton audience and a
similar event scheduled for Friday
evening in the Christian Church in
which violin and piano students OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bert A. Mcdonald are to be
presented.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

SURPRISE PARTY UNIQUE.
The latch string was out last eve
ming, although the visitors were not
expected, when q group of friends
called unnanounced at the home of
Mrs. r. r. Tuiloch on jackson street.
A black face" gathering 1t was and
Mrs. Tulloch soon found that she was
hostess for cake-walk party. the
different couples" in colorful fancy
dress, staging their dances in com
petition for the cake which had been
prepared by the visitors as u prize.
Mrs. ID. ID. Hobart and Mrs. Frank
Elncaid captured the trophy which
was cut as the party gatheredein the
dining room for a merry supper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
Competent at Last

How long has this reporter been
on the staff?" rs
Oh long enough to become really
useful as q news gatherer.''
What do you mean?"
HE has passed through the period
OF aspiring TO write the Great Amer-
ican Play and Is now able TO concen.
rrate his mind on q poiice-court item.n
Age Herald.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
HosTEssEs ARE NAMED.

HOSTESSES ARE NAMED.
Mrs. W. J.. Clarke. Mrs. Willard
Bond, Mrs, E. j. Murphy. Mrs. Ken
meth McRae. Mrs. G. W. Phelps and
Mrs. r. IL. Horne, Mrs. II. Il. Morse.
Mrs. III. S. Garfield and Mrs. Arthur
Haitian have been named to act as
hostesses for the card party tomorrow
afternoon which is to be given as
benefit by the civic committee ot tho
Woman's club. The affair. is sched-
uled for O'Clock in the library club
room and scores of Pendleton matrons
and maids are anticipating the pleas
ure of spending so delightful an after
noon while, at the same time sharing
is so worthy benefit.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. s. r. Thompson. Mrs. l. l. Rog-
ers. Mrs. Gus Byers and Mrs. j. B.
Perry. The sum of so cents is being
charged for a place at the card tables.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
BIRTHDAY is cELEnnArED

The ninth birthday anniversary OF
Clarence Ingram was made merry
yesterday when his mother Mrs. +. l.
Ingram asked n group of boys to
spend the hours between and $40
O'clock at their home, AIS West Court
street. Games preceded the serving of
delicious supper. the boys finding
places at a handsomely appointed
table where purple and white ribbons
fiuttered from the electrolier to unique
whistles and baskets Of bon bons which
were stationed at the places. In a
lovely bed Of dainty white bridal
wreath blossoms a snowy cake. candle
decked. eentered the table and amid
the cleaning lights sprays of lilies oil
the valley were scattered.
Assisting Mrs. ingram were Mrs.
Lowe, Mrs. w. II. Cox and Miss Nita
Vance Goren and the boys who shared
the event were besides the honor guest
Lester King. Eugene Baer, Ralph
Penland. Robert Milfer. Stanley Cox
Robert McCormmach. Gordon Keane,
Harold Thompson and Donald McClin-
took.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
ITALY ANNIVERSARY !;
RIOT, CLAIMS LIVES

~ tpy UuIttu FfeSS.I a
ROME. May 2s.--Four policemeus
one civilian were killed and two pos
licemen and nine civilians, including
two women were seriously injured to-
day In a clash as a result of ademon-
stratioh by students in connection with
celebration OF the anniversary of
Itaiy's sntery ino the war. ~
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
LEAVING FOR PULLMAN

Mrs. Joe IT. Parkes will leave on to-
morrow mornings train for Pullman.
Wash. where she will be guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chambers for the
week. which includes the Pacific
Northwest intercollegiate track meet.
Upon her return to Pendletop Mrs.
Parkes will be accompanied by Mrs
Isaac Parks. who has been a guest al
the Chambers home for the pat
month.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET
Indians OF the United States will
be studied tomorrow by the Mission
ary society OF the Baptist church. A
meeting Is set for o'clock in the east
room and the program will deal with
home missions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

/ tiumbia highway visiting en- route
at Portland and Astoria. Mr.. brakes
interests in the Astoria Budget will
keep him there during the summer
and the family win be domiciled In a
Seaside cottage nearby.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
70 MOTOR 70 SEASIDE

TO MOTOR TO SEASIDE
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Drake and little
son. James Drake. plan to leave in the
morning for a motor trip which will
take them to Seaside to pass the sum
ner months. They will go by the CO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

intersperced with musical numbers,
was a delightful one. So difficult was
the decision OF the judges that an im-
promptu program was rendered In
order that they might longer confer.
Miss Lillian cramer pleased her hear
ers with plano solo. Mrs. l.. Over
turf with a reading. and Miss Mary
Francis. ''The TToly City"
An offering OF sS.sl was received.
Two more medal contests are
scheduled for the near future. A
crop of matrons viii give readings at
the Christian church in a fortnight
or so and similar program is being
arranged for boys between the ages OF
eight and ten.
HOUSE GUEST Is HONORED
Complimenting her mother. Mrs.
Nellie Gates Williams, of Portland.
Mrs. II. L. burroughs entertained n
group of friends in an informal and
delightful way yesterday when they
were asked to her home on East jack
son street for luncheon. Covers were
laid for eight and the guests found
places at one O'Clock about a table
cenerted by cluster of old fashioned
blossoms
The afternoon was spent with
neediework and the diversion or sew
eral charming musical numbers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

CATHERINE ELLIOT is WINNER
Miss Catherine Elliot last evening
won the silver medal offered by the
w. C. t. u. at n contest at the Baptist
Church in which seven girls between
the ages OF 10 and 10 took part. Her
selection was Independents Bell, July
fth, 1776." and the entire program
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
Beauty More Than Skin peep

There is an old saying that beauty
Is only skin deep. That may be so
with those who get their beauty out OF
a box but not the genuine sort Beau
ty is really only another word for good
health and no woman who Is bilious
and constipated can reasonably hope
to be beautiful. Chamberlain's Tab
let's will correct these disorders, then
with proper diet and exercise there
is no reason why any young woman
with regular features may not hope to
be beautiful.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
woMAN,s cLUB cALLED.

WOMAN'S CLUB CALLED.
called meeting of the Woman's
Club is scheduled for 1870 o'clock to-
morrow in the auditorium of the Ii
brary. its purpose being to decide up-
on whether or not an invitation is to
be issued to the state federation of
women's clubs to hold their 1921 con-
vention in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
CLUE IS SUMMONED.

CLUB Is SUMMONED.
Thursday Afternoon Club members
are called to meet in the auditorium
of the library at 1:45 o'clock tomor-
row. AS members of the State Fed
Grafton of Clubs they will consider ex-
tending an invitation to the organiza-
ton TO meet in PendIeton for next
Years convention.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

RAKER FOLKS VISIT
Mrs. William Nordean and lttl
daughter Peggy passed through Pen
dleton yesterday enroute from Bake
to Weston where they will visit Mr.,
Nordean's mother, Mrs. Warren.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26
Social and Club Neus

daughter, Mrs. Oliver p, Morton. will
leave for Pendleton on saturday. She
will be accompanied hero by her two
sranddaughters Miss Gertrude Nor
ton and Patsy Morton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

NEW YORK-shs's -all dressed
40" and at the top Of her class
This baby n. Mary corneille.
years and . months old. was sd-
Judged best baby in her class IN
PearI-st district of the city...ide
baby show.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

st keep a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house at all times and have recom-
mended it to many friends and ac-
quaintances who have used 1t with
good results writes A. o. Newell. New
Kensiington, Pa. Should you not do
like wise? Think of the pain and suf-
fering that must be endured when
medicine must be sent for.
Now Is the Time 10 Get Rid Of Your
rheumatism.
II you are troubled with rheumatism
get a bottle OF Chamberlain's Lini-
ment and use it according to the plain
printed directions. You will be sur
prised at the quick relief which it af-
fords. No internal treatment Is re-
quired in cases of chronic or musclar
rheumatism. All you need is to use
this liniment freely.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-26

GUILD WILL MEET
A meeting OF the Catholic Ladie
Guild has been scheduled for thi
evening.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
Ell TENOR CHAQUES oRGANIzA
UN BENEFfCIo

Para eI domingo % del corriente,
organiza una amena function en- nues-
tro teatro, el aplaudido tenor Cha
ques, que viene de hacer una triunfan
te excursion por varias importantes
poblaciones de la Isla.
CVenta el popular artista con el
concurso. de la orquesta de mandoli-
mas bandurrias que dirige Ell Macs
'tro Tizol y con la collaboration de Pc
-pito BaIseir6 v de la nina Sol Real
Esta que es un case de verdadera, de
legftima precocidad artistica ejecuta-
ra en- el piano dos dificiles obras de
seoncierto, y Pepito Balseiro acom-
paiiata al tenor en- las varias piezas
con que Sc propone deleitar a su p1-
blieo. ia Partida", ssEl Guitarrico'', ,
la fainosa jota que canta muy delica-
damente el tenor Chaques; @Pesares'',
Ia evocadOra canci6n de Alvarez; sEl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11

Con 70 que contesia a The Times el
nelOr Il. %. Miranda. autor de Ia caria
que bajO el distico: Los recinos di-
cen. ;. public6 el sabado Ell IMPAIR
cIAL, seria 10 bastante para pOiler de
relieve In inicua torpeza del colega
cue ha querido ser habilidosO y Ia
resultado tristemente c0mico, en- su
afin. de cOngraciarse con los elementos
que mas lie desdefian.
ssA 10 dichO por nuestrO cOmunican-
te. POGO NADIA yaldrfa Ia pena de
agregar, va que, despnes de tOdo, nj
necesitamos justifcarnos con The I'll
mes mi nos impOrta en- absolute esa
justification. Ell Sr. Miranda aclara
perfectamente el jilI.co pUnio que los
redactOros de The Times, en-ermos de
prejuiciOs, de tOdOs los prejuicios ima-
enables, sc les antOj0 un argumento
Aquella protesta no podia ser sino de
un ndentista-dijeron los pers-
picaces,- los maliciOsOs cOmpaneros
que han preferido tratar esta question
en ingl6s, para que su pdblicO espaf1ol
no sc entere de la extraila, de la sorpren
dente actitud en- que el cOlega sc CO.
loca. sQuien habfa de decirlO?
Pero 81 resulta sorprepdente que en-
un, case como este, sea EI IienpO ell
due trate de desfigurar la verdad para
convertir en- una escaramuza pOlftica
10 que no tiene precisamente ese aspee-
to siendO como parece EL TEMPO ell
peri6dicO mas ObligadO determinadas
defensas, en- cuantO Sc advierte, que
esta de por medic algO que es ameri-
oanO o.que lparece americana, NADIA tie
ne va de extrafio que el colega padez-
ca esa desviaci0n Y que en- contra de 10
que debiera ser un pr0grama, de 10
que deberfa esperarse de sus plumas,
20 de sus maquinillas-. escriball es7
tas O. aquellas 10 que aver, en- ingles,
hemos lefdo sin mucha sorpresa, va
que conocemos ell paiio...
Ell IAIRARCIAL no tendrfa que ha-
Ger NADIA en- este enclose, en- este Ia
mentable ,asunto, sin0 hubiera qnerido
compliearnes en- el innecesariamente
Bt Igempo, atribuy6ndonos cosas que
ha dieho autorizadas per las iniciales
de SUI firma, ell senior e. O. Miranda,
que precisamente> es republicano no
independentista, como afrmal el CO..
lega.
Ell seior Miranda Sc quejaba, de que
on ell Hotel Condado Sc hubiese negado
aIbergue al Jurado de la Corte de Dis
!tRito, porque entire los caballeros que
compenen ese tribunal popular fgura-
ba' uno de la raza de color. Era ell Sr.
Miranda Ell que inEitaba los hombres
,cultos de la raza, de color exteriori-
zar, sus ideas, sus puntos de vista, So
lJre. el asunto. Ell IMPARCIALf Sc Ii
mit6 a dar aoogida la .protesta del
senior Miranda, colocando su carta bar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
EN- LOS TRIBUNALEs;

Los abogados sefiores Lastra Cha
rriez Y Suliveres ostentan la represen-
taci6n en- los recursos que han presen-
tado contra acuerdos de los ayunta-
mientOs de Dorado y Manatf, los que
Sc veran en- breEe. Las grandes diff
oultades para nOrmalizar la administra-
eion de Dorado. oontinlian y 6sto per
judiea notablemente la marcha admi-
nistratiVa de la localidad. Sc hacen
esfuerzos para limar asperezas y nor
malizar II sifnaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
TEMAS ACTUALES
Asl paga el Diablo...

10 el rubro habiiual con cue aparecen
los escriios que mo son de Ia casa.
Pero al colcga no le convenia darse
por bien enteradO. Era mejor confnn-
dir los aspectOs, a fin de achacar a la
poiftica 10 que NADIA tiene que yer con
ella, hasta apunta la peregrina
idea de que seffa mejor que las cues
tiones racistas que sc suscitan en- Puer
10 Rico, dejasen de ser cOmentadas por
la prensa. Lo mejor seria que no sur
gieran perO va que surgen, y surgen
precisamente prov0cadas por la into
lerancia ca6tica, mejOr sera tratarias
en- la prensa no dar con el silen-
lencio de esta un tactic estfmulO cier-
tOs procedures POGO cordiales.
EL TiempO Sc esfuerza en- dar una
version del case, en- la que La insinua-
ci6n de que el huesped de color no fue-
ra gratO a la administration del Hotel
COndadO, partfa del Marshal de La Cor
tie Y no del Administrator de la ele-
gante hOspederfa. A n0sOtrOs ESQ no
nos preocupa, porque nj estamos defen-
diendO al Marshal nj atacandO al Admit
nistrador del Hotel.
Pero no pOdemOs permanecer callados
Icuando un periodico que falta alberta
mente a sus deberes de solidaridad pa
ra con la clase que lie cOnsidera como
su mas cercanO vOcero, quiera echar
sobre nosotros la acusaci6n de que esta-
mos estimulandO en- Puerto Rico las
disputas racistas.
No. Nj nOsotros, nj mucho menos los
capitalists quienes alude faltO de
toda vision ell articulista de EL TiempO,
tenemos interes alguno en- que Sc Ope-
ren ciertos diyOrciOs; pero como tam
POGO medramos del engaiio de ciertas
ficciones que no tienen otra realidad
que la conveniencia de algunos lfders,
cuando sc producenl escenas como las
que dieron motive a la prOtesta del Sr.
Miranda, no sentimos la inquietud egofs
ia de prestar un vehfculo la protes-
ia de los que Sc sienten yejados por Ia
intermitente acIimataci6n pretendida
de ciertas practicas 1amentables.
Y no estara muy en- 10 firme 81 ITEM
;pO cuando en- vez de contestarnos en-
espalol, Ell Iunes, por ejemplo, va que
la carta de nuestro conunicante sali0
el .sabado, o ell martes, 81 tanto tenfa
que meditar la respuesta, vino ha-
cerlo el microbes Y en- ingl6s, para
mayor claridad sin duda...
Esperabamos hoy la traducci0n del
editorial de la plana inglesa de aver;
siquiera ESQ, va que con bastante fire.
cuencia Sc nos siryen esas traduccio-
nes copiosas; pero el colega ha prefe=
rido no tomarse ese trabajo. 7 bien
mirado, spara que? 81 EI TEMPO 10
que buscaba era congraciarse con Ell
Hotel de los turistas bastaba y sobraba
con la publication en- ingles....
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
Conato de incendio en- eI teqtro de la
PYincesG.

COnGt0 de incendio en- el teqtrO dc la
PYincesG.
Aver tarde, las dos Y cuarto, Sc
declare un incendio en- el teatro de la
Princesa que no revistio graves carac-
teres, merced la oportuna interven-
ci0n de los bomberos pertenecientes al
parque primero Y la Direction.
A la hora citada, y cuando los acto-
res Sc disponfan comenzar ell ensa-
yo la. sonora Avelina Torres. percibi6
olor a MADEIRA qnemada@ Estos Sc
dirigeron a la parte superior del edi-
ficio, de d0nde salfa ell ol0r, v vieron
que una densa humareda Sc elevaba des
de uno de los cuartos por donde pasa
La chimenea de la caldera de calefac-
ci6n.
Atrayesaba ell techo de este cuarto
una viga de MADEIRA. que, sin duda por
efecto de una chispa desprendida de
la chimenea, empezaba arter, amena,
zando las llamas los telares, que estan
a una distancia de tres o cuatro me-
tros.
La habitaci6n, que es de reducidas
dfNensiones; Sc llen6 de humo, y por
estar la puerta cerrada este, buscando
salida, hizo saltar La montera de scris-
tales que cubrfa ell cuarto.
En- aauel instante Sc presentaron los
bomberos. mandados por el senior Mo-
nasterio, quienes aislaron el fuego in
mediatamente, impidiendo que Sc comu
nicara a otros lugares.
Entire los artistas cundi6 el panico en-
los primeros momentos, y algunos pre-
tendieron poner en- saIyo ropas efec-
tos que gnardaban en- sus camerinos.
Felizlnente, ell incendio no tom0 ma
yores preparedness y los artistas conti-
nuaron Ell ensayo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11

CAIRO del Sop, del Maestro Serrano;
Gel Fantasmaa, de Giner; "Alma de
DiosD, de Serrano; "Spirito Gentile"; :;
"El Pescador de Perlas"; "El Ideal',
una linda romanza de Tosti Y Grana-
dinass del Maestro, Chueca.
Es un programa para pasar un buen
ratio en- el Municipal. Ell Tenor Cha
qu6s Sc propone embarcar para Es-
pana v Sc despedira de nuestro, p1-
blica esa noche.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
AHNAf
~


Visitaron II eiudad q seiiof Domingo
alassari. Fiscal de Ia Corte de Disistto
de Humacao. el seiiof lose Pllar San
tiaeo. Comisionado de Insruc1l5h, de
Ciales.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11
Noticias de Espaha
NJ DEL ULTTMO CoRREo

81 ssna - - esnss 81 8sNa1a .
smNHr8
nneaua Ailsa ~ - ~ lon.AAlnln g.
r,aslIa - MnaFia naselaEt = r<aa
Camallsaaa 0ue aunaaann - lae saAe.
fas oassalls 3 ea ~ tlIsalsa l,lsIIifsa
y prsasdIAHsuuN las aulaaaulNs EaEuln
laes . Ia lasa g. eue las Rsses ~ l.sn
a. slslirn enaamfssgm.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-11

nsmcnais = csnnspss6a Arvnsi
~ - gssnneaa
orranizaao pr = con,elo a. Nase.
rrs De Eqmha. cue r.rcsiac IA maroucsa
del Tcr. -e cs.sl,rd anocle 90 Il frince-
"a una Aesta en homcnaje De Concep-
ci6n Arcuai.
II teatro estala muy hrillanie. Insi-
tada pOr las ornaniEad0res. asisii5 una
comisi6n del cuerT,o de Penales. com
pueSta del direcior de In Cared Mode
10 seiior Mendez; subdirectOr. selor
I.aslieras: administrator, sefior Garay.
y otrOs varios funcionarios.
I'm el escenario Sc coloc6 un retrato
de Conception Arenal. Presidi6 Ia iies
tn el sefior Frances Rodriguez.
Ia sefiora dOha celsa Regis prOnun-
clio un breve discurso. explicandO. en-
nombre de la marquesa del Ter. la sig
nificaci6n del acto.
La seiiOra Dfaz de Artigas lego ma
gistralmente una glOsa de las obras de
la Arenal La benefceRcid, La fidHtrO-
pia " La caridad.
FL comandante de Caballerfa Sr. Ria
no di6 lectura unas belllsimas cnarti-
Has de ortega Munilla sobre CGrtds a
Wn seTOr. { II
Los seiiores don Rafael TOrrOme v
doctor ,JuarrOs pronunciaron discursos.
estudiandO el primerO Conception
Arenal, como educadora, Y glOsandO el
segnndO su librO VisitGdOr del pres6.
FL niiio Riailo LanzarOte lego magis
tralmente una inspirada poesfa de la
ilustrada escritOra.
Finalmente el senior Frances ROdrf-
guez pronunci0 un elocuente discurso
relatando la vida de Conception Arenal
Y hacienda resaltar la importancia de
su Obra literaria.
Contribuyeron al esplendOr de la fies
ia la cOmpafifa Guerrero Mendoza, re
presentando un acto de la Obra de Bena
vente Y "a de caentO. -. y los corOs
GayOso cantandO preciosas y origina-
lfsimas .canciOnes gallegas.
La selecta concurrencia premi6 con
grandes aplausos a cuantos, interyinie
ron en- esta fiesta que fue un idebido
homemade de recuerdoy admiration a la
gloriosa escrltora gallega.
B.. s.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-25
bey and the several characteristic
paintings by Jacque.

The space at the American Art Cal
leries not occupied by pictures is filled
to overfowing with the porcelains,
early pottery and other Orientalia left
by the late Ernest A. Bischoff These
things are to be sold through five
afternoon sessions which began yestcr-
day. The collection is superior to that
which might ordinarily be expected
where the stock of dealer is con-
cerned.
1t begins on the threshold with a
really remarkable group of large Ming
statuettcs, including an extraordinary
pair Of monumental lions, all of these
objects notable for their rich glazing,
and it eliminates in the uppermost
room with an amazing display of blue
and white.
Between these two spectacular groups
there lie any number Of beautiful snuff
bottles in various substances, many
fine works in bronze and other metals,
important Buddhist carvings and glow
ing companies of single color glazes
and decorated porcelains. There are
also half dozen huge carved and
painted screens. There arc more than
a thousand numbers in the catalogue.
rich array of treasures Of an unusu-
ally uniform quality.