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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12
DESDE HUMACAO DESDE SAN GERMAN

Por juegos prohibidos fueron denun-
ciadps Encarnaci6n Sierra, Francisco
Jimenez, Ramon Rios y Pedro Lopez.
El Tribunal los conden6 a cinco dola
res de, multa.
AL pago de la misma suma fueron
condenados Julio de Jesus y Francisco
Camacho. por infracci6n la ley de au
tom6vi.es.
Ha sido denunciado por violacion,
Jose Rivera, vecino DO Caguas.
Para Juncos ha sido trasladado Ell
policia Pedro Lopez Cedefio.
En- el barrio de Candelabro fue
arrestado Jose Lais, quien lie fueron
ocupadas % botellas de ron. Igualmen
te a un leader socialista, lie, fue-
ron ocupadas dos botellas mas.
-Desde hace algunos dias Sc encuen
ira muy ocupado el Concejo de Ad
ministraci6n, preparando Ell presupues
to para Ell afio pr6ximo.
Sc estan preparando las plantillas
para facilitar las inscripciones. La pro
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12

chauffeur Y sirvienta. Dista 700
metros de la parada 25.
LIE INTERESA?
BOX SO. SAN JUAN, P. R.
ADVT.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12
LA EPOCA PROPIA PARA LA
SIEA1BRA DE LEGUMINOSAS

Practicamente todaS las legu-
minosas que como enriquecedoraS
de terrenos Sc cultivan Ell Puerto
Rico tienen mejor exiso cuando
sc siembran ell la Primavera. POr
10 tanto esta es la epoca propia pa
IA obtener las semillas .Habichue-
las de terciopelo pueden obtenerse
en- casi tOdas las casas vendedoras
de semillas Ell los Estados del Sur.
al sembrarse deberan estar a una
separation de un metro, poniendO
dos granos por hoyo y sembran-
dolas Ell esta forma ounce libras
bastaran para sembrar una cuer-
da.
Lo mas necesariO para ell suelo
de Puerto Rico es cl nitrogeno.
Apesar de que podemos comprar-
10 EN- fertilizantes. es ell elemento
mas ,costoso. Teniendo una esta-
ci6n de cultivo de doce meses en-
ell ano, debemos obtener todo ell
nitr6geno necesario por medic de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-12

San German cuenta con uno de los
factores mas importantes en- Ell progre
so de los pueblos: la planta electrica.
Hace algunos aiios SO mantuvo en- com
pleto abandono. Supimos despues que
Los sefores "Abarca Co." habian ad
quirido La franquicia y nuevas impor
tantes modificaciones Sc harlan en- La
planta. Sc nos inform6 que pronto ha
bria luz para todos.
, La sociedad ''Ramo de violetas'',
celebr6 el domingo un suntuoso bale,
al que asistieron bellisimas damas.
Para Ell domingo esta anunciada
una reunion de la "Liga Agraria"
Ell CORRESPONSAL-
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(De La "Estacion Experimental de
Agriculture, de Mayaguez.)

Amque millares de personas du
rante los iiltimos diecisiete amos
han recibido gratis de esta Esta-
clon semillas Y plantas, solo pocas
Gle elias reconocen la gran impor-
tancia de esa parte de las activi-
dades de la Estacion. Los que re-
ciban un paquetito de semilla con
un nombre. raro deberan prestarle
mejor cuidado 81 pudieran yer ell
valor de tai planta para ST mismos
y para la lsla ell general ,Quizas
sea muy pequeno ell paquetito de
semillas Y las instrucciones para
su siembra sean muy simples 0 qui
zas una planta no aparente ser
muy importante. pero 81 supiera-
mos que un hOmbre ha invertido
muchos amos de su vida Y muchos
miles de d6lares del tesoro del GO
bierno para obtener tales semillas
plantas, el obsequio gratuito me
recera mayor appreciation
Entire las dis -ribucioneS que he
mos hecho figuran muchaS plantas
leguminosas, algunas de las cua-
les eventualmente tendran una
gran Influenza Ell ell desarrollo
agricOla de la Isla. Uno de tales,
ell Sunnhemo de India, ell cual pro
duce tambien caiiamo, ha sido dis
tribuido en- paquetes de media
libra cada hacendado durante
ell corriente mes.
Este mes Sc han cosechadO Ell
esta Estacion diversas variedades
de names V el producto total sc
ha distribuido Ell la lsla por me-
diaci0n de los InspectOres de Agri
cultura del Departments lnsulaI
V por conducto de los MaestrOs
de Agricultural. Una de estas va
riedades llamada Name Papa Sc le
envio semilla ell ano pasado al
Maestro de Agriculture de Aqua
dilla Y este inform0 como sigue
Las diez y ocho onzas de semi
Has que recibf fueron sembradas
en- ell huerto escolar BOrinquen No
4. Los names acaban de ser SAGA
dos y la production ha sido de
81 libras nueve onzas"
En- las parcelas experimentales
aqui EN- Mayaguez Sc han cosecha-
do distintas variedades de arroz
al igual que Ell otras parties de la
lsla durante estos 5res 1ltimos
amos, V como resultado de este ira
baio ahora estamOs distribuyendo
gratis entire los pequenos agricul-
torres, tres mil libras de semilla de
arroz clase superior,
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DR.. E. N. Bocanegra Lopez
Especfalista en- Enfermedades Tropt
Gales, Was Urinarias y Stills
Gabinete de Electro Terapia
Laboratorio de AnAlisis Clinicos
Horas de Consulta: de 6 p. m.
San Francisco No. 54 altos,-Telefono
1893 y 586 negro. P. o. Box 1850
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Distribution De SEM|LLAS Y PLANTAS

leguminosas. Estas plantas, de las
cuales la habichuela y ell chicharo
son ejemplares comunes V la. qua
ba V el guiana que utilizamos CO.
mo sombra para los cafetos, OBJ
tienen su nitrogeno del aire., Para
recoger ell nitrogeno nacen unas
pequenas plantas en- las raices de
estas. que llamamos bacterias Y
las cuales estan enpequenos pro-
montorios o nudos. Las leguminO-
sas cultivadas por muchOs amos
en- la isla consiguen estas bacterias
en- todas parties Y enseguida que
da demostrado por la formacion
de los promontorios en- las raices
de las plantas que crecen. Las nue.
vas introducciones tales como la
habichuela Soya Y la alfalfa no
tienen estos promontorlos nu-
ditos en- todos los casos debido a
que no esta preSente Ell el terre-
no la propia bacteria. CuandO cult
vemos leguminosas es5a blen que
examinemos las rafces para Ger
! ciorarnos de que tengan los nu-
ditoS, 10 cual queda indicado por
! las ligeraS hinchazoneS Ell las raj
ces. 81 no encontrasemOs estas, re
comendamos escribir a la Esta-
ci6n Experimental, Mayaguez, So
licitando terra inoculada para
sembrar particularmente dicha lie
guminosa que va ser cultivada
Y que no aparece estar inOculada.
LA GUAYABA y
Lo que para ell NorSe representa-
la manzana 10 es la guayaba para
ell Sur. Esta deliciosa fruta Sc pro-
duce EN- Puerto Rico y apesar de
que es deliciosa y muy apetitosa
tanto como una fruta Y. como un
dulce, la tenemos como algo dadO-
nos por la madre Naturaleza y no
hemos hecho esfuerzo alguno pa
ra su mejoramiento. En- otrOs pal
ses Sc cultivan algunas excelentes
variedades de guayabas y tales de-
berian intrOducirse aqui en- Pto.
Rico. No hay razon alguna para
que continuemos recOgiendo las
frutas pequenas sin desarrOlla-
miento que Sc cosechan en- los qua
yabales silvestres cuando tan fa-
cilmente podemOs cultivar las va
riedades mejoradas. Ell manzano
cultivadO es por entero diStintO al
manzano silvestre cimarron, y
como tai la guayaba mejorada ba-
10 ningln cOncepto debcra ser com
parada con la fruta silvestre ell
rendimieRto V tamano.
No dehcrem0s OlvidarnOs la
gran participation que nuestras
guayabas s;lYesFes tivieron du-
rante la gran guerra y cl exec
lente trabajo hecho por nuestras
damas de Puerto Rico bajo los aus
picios de la Cruz Roja Ell la con-
fecci6n Y embarque de toneladas
de dulce de guayaba para los SOL
dados que sc encOntraban EN- los
campos de batalla y en- los hospi-
tales.
De las diversaS variedades de
guayabas la brazilena es una de
las mejores, la cual es de gran Ia
maiio Y de sabor deliciosO. Puede
comerse al natural V es magnifica
para conservas. La Estaci6n Expe
rimental de Mayaguez tiene ac-
tualmente unas dos mil matitas
de es.h guayaba, Estamos deseo-
SOS de que sean sembradas en- to-
das las secciOnes de Puerto Rico
Y enviaremos tOdo aquel inte-
resado unas diez matitas para su
siembPa. Como la guayaba crece
EN- casi todo terreno Y especial
mente EN- los menos productivos,
confiamos que la siembra tendra
ou,v1.o ovfonciD,,
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inNO LEA ESTOM!
Isl es usted intermediate }

Una FINCA con cerca de 1900
metros cuadrados, una CASA de ma
dera, techo GALVANIZADO, cinco
habitaciones, SERvICIO SANTA
RIO, GARAJE amplio, cuartos para
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SEVHJ.A El mas frssco. amplio
- comedor con vista al
mar DEPARTMENTS para familias.
Frents al editicio del Ssnado y esrcs
Dc los dem&s Centros Ofciales. II
mas convenients para transsuntes.
Gale del Cristo. MIN. l6. San Juan
relAfono 34S. p o. Box k11
Propietario: Peiro Arrista
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RN VEGA BAJA

Encontrara usted Ell MUNDO On
el Cafe Central. dc Gonzales y Cano.
Plaza "Jos6 T. Mater. Advt
Evening star., 1920-12-06
D. C. NEAR EAST WORKERS
ARE LAUDED FOR HEROISM
Or. and Mrs. B. B. Mains Refused
to Leave Caucasus Despite
Advance of Turks.

The executive committee Of the
Near East Relief. through Charles v.
Vickrey. general secretary Of the or
ganization. in New York. has sent the
following letter of con1mendation to
DR.. and Mrs. II. b. Mains Of 1901 Park
ish nationatists into the Caucasus re-
fused to abandon relief work among
the natives:
In behalf of the executive commit.
tee OF Near East Relief and of the
American people whose representa-
ttves you are in the work Of relief.
we want to express our profound ad-
mtration and appreciation OF the hero
ism that you have shown in remain
Ing at Your post during the recent
crisis in the Caucasus.
We are not unmindfui OF the fact
that many OF you have remained at
your posts Of duty long beyond the
period called for In your contract. We
also know that some have urgent
calls in America. and that there was
every Justification for your leaving
your posts and returning home. That
you dtd not avail yourselves Of your
rights In this matter and that the ap-
proach Of danger only made you the
more determined In the performance
tribute to your unselfish devotion TO
duty and to tho ideals Of American
altruism.
I'VE have no medals or orders of
merit to bestow, nor do you ask for
any such material recognition OF
your services. We do. however. want
you to know that the American pub.
lie is not unmindfui Of the service
winch you are rendering and that
both In the hearts of the American
public and especially in the lives OF
the people whom you arc saving for
future usefulness and lcaderkhir
there is q record Of your service more
durable than could be engraved on
any medal"
Evening star., 1920-12-06

at the women's City Club. % jack
son place northwest.
Arrangements are being made by the
drama group Of the entertainment
So%mtifn % cantrii Srs SEa.'r. B. RineSeioe Miss
Marie Mcclure and Miss Bess Davis
Schrelncr.
The plans for the Christmas BAH for
Noel House, which will take place on
December 90. include a series of ar.
tistic tablAaux. to be posed for by the
debutantes and their attending cava-
liers. The tableaux. which VIII be
elaborate. will precede the dancing.
ball committee.
The Club of Colonial DANES will
have as it's guest this afternoon Mr..
Matthew Page Andrews. honorary
secretary of the English Speaking
Union. who will address the club on
the subject Of the union. Mr.. An
drews is the author of historical
pageant soon 10 be produced In Bal.
timoro by the best amateur talent.
Mr. and Mrs Carl !. Fuhrmsnn. jr..
who spent their honeymoon with tn e
parents Of the former. Dr. and Mres
Charles j. Thurman, OF washins ston
and Brentwood. have gone to kala-
mazoo. Mich, where they will make
their home for the present Before
marriage Mrs. Fuhrmann was Mise
Janet McHugh. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ]. McHugh Of Kalamazoo
Mich.
Miss Eliza r. Bitzer announces the
engagement of her niece. Lee Anna. to
Mr.. Cameron Munkittrick of New York.
DR.. Taimer A. Potter and Mrs. Pot
ter Of East Orange, y. j.. arc at the
Hotel Lafayette for the winter.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
BetterThanC Calon1el
Hkeusands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards' Olive Tablets
A. H~-l>> Q-k.ssA,.A>

WEcusands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards' Olive Tablets
I Are Harmless Substitute
DR.. Edwards Olive TabIets--the
Substitute for calomeHare . mild
but sure laxative. and their effect
on he liver II almost instantaneous
nhese little olive.colored tablets
hre the result of DR.. Edwards de-
termination not to treat liver and
bowel complaints with calomel.
The pleasant little tablets do the
good that calomel does, but have
no bad after effects. They don't In.
jnfe the teeth like strong liquids or
EaIomei. They take hold of the
trc able and quickly correct it. Why
cure the liver at the expense Of the
fee:h? CaIomel sometimes plays
havoc with the gums. So do strong
liquids. IL Is best not to take calo-
n1sI. Let DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets take its place.
Headaches, "duIIness" and that
lazy feeling come from constipa-
ltion and . disordered liver. Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets when
,,Sou feel "logy" and "heavy." They
tc'ear" cIouded brain and "perk up
the spirits. 1Sc and 3oc.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

ians. as we'll as officers Of the Army.
Navy and Marine Corps. Miss May
! Taylor will be assisted by many of the
debutantes and others OF the younger
set. Tho ladies Of the marine barracks.
navy yard and Fort Meyer who will be
thew A. Cross. Mrs. J. B. Glennon. Mrs.
J. II. Lejeune, Mrs. w. c. Neville, Mrs.
Jesse +. Dyer. Mrs. Robert G. Rhea,
Mrs. William c. Harllee. Mrs. G. *.
shuler. Mrs. John II. DAYTON. Mrs.
Mrs naSy MT: T:asc, aes miss sny
der. Mrs. EuEenia Rollins Is chairman
OF the committee on tickets, assisted by
Mrs. Hannis Taylor and Mrs. Benjamin
Micou.
The Danes Of the Loyal Lesion. Dis;
their December meeting Thursday
evening. December 9. at 1880 o'clock,
in the gold room of the Hadleigh
apartments, Florida avenue and 10th
street At $40 o'clock Mr.. William
z. Myer of Nashville. Tenn, will give
life and the duty we owe to these
real American citizens. 1t is TO be
an American first evening This society
is to support schola rship in the
Tennessee school. and is sending
Christmas box to the National Home
LOT DeCe1SSu N'IIIfSfS W1uOWS, WHICH
was esta blished by the National So
ciety of the Danes Of the Loyal Lee
gion. Mrs. David Hall is chairman
Of the Christmas work. Mrs. John
A. Logan. president of the society.
cordially invites the members Of all
patriotic societies to be present at
$3.50 o'clock. There will be delight
ful musical program by Miss Mildred
Maxwell Smith and Miss Bernice RAN
dall in addition.
Robert E. Lee Chapter. United
Daughters of the Confederacy, will
hold it's regular monthly dance in the
small ballroom of the WILLARD Hotel
tonight from until l o'clock. In
answer to many inquiries. the Or
chestra used at the first dance will
furnish music for all functions to be
given by the chapter this season.
The chapter will also give recep-
tfon in honor Of its newly elected and
retiring officers on Monday, Decem.
Der 13. which will be held in the large
ballroom of the willard. The recep-
ton is being rendered by the mem
bership of the chapter, and invitations
will be extended to the friends of the
chapter. Admission by card only.
A program of Japanese drama in
terspersed with music ana dancing
will be given on December 10 and II
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Don't Suffer
j With Neuralqia
Use Soothing Musterole

s Use Soothing Musterole
When those sharp pains go shoot
5ng through your head. when your
skull seems as If il would split. just
rub little Musterole on your
femples and neck. 1t draws out the
Inflammation, soothes away the
pain, usually giving quick relief.
Musterolc is clean. white oint-
snent, made with oil of mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and
docs not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
tecommend Musterole for sore
throat, bronchitis. Group. stiff neck.
Asthma. neuralgia. congestion,
pleurisy. rheumatism. 1umbago
6ains and aches of the back or
toints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises
q Hhilbiains. frosted feet-colds Of the
6hest (it often prevents pneu-
4nonia). 1t is always dependable.
S5c and Csc jars; hospital size, $500
Evening star., 1920-12-06
new ENLISTMENT MARK.

Announcement early in November
that a large part OF the men enlist
ing in the Regular Army would be
assigned to the famous I'd Division
resulted in the enlistment of 24.306
men during that month. more than
ever Joined In any single month In
the history of recruiting. according
to Adjutant General r. c. Harris.
The rate OF acceptance during the
last ten days of the month was more
than 1000 men per day.
About 40 per cent of the men ac-
cepted during the last few months
lmve been re-enlistments. compared
with re-enlistncnt rate OF Is per
cent in other years. a change that
Gen. Harris believes is due to the
educational and Industrial training
program now being carried on in
Army posts and camps.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses hare been issued TO the
following:
Ralph E. Dennett Of this city and Elizabeth
Arn,iatead Of Norfolk. Va.
Calvin $. Dansey and Mariana II. Bolton.
both Of Richmond, Va.
Harry l.. Amer and Anna c. Ausberry.
Chsuncey W. Foster and Annie L. Couch.
Wallace Boone of Daytona. Fla. and Treas
Htnts Of Luna: Ohio.
Mary p. Phillips Of New Freepert. Ga.
Ray l.. BunlSarner end Alice n. Owen.
Frank G. Scott and Jessie l.. shepard.
Jesse NJ Younger Of Roanoke, Va, and
Emma E: Judd Of Culpeper. Va.
Rufus T. Chesser and Grace E. Hewett.
Thomas G. Perry sf League Island. Pa, and
Mary f. White Of this city.
Lewis ". Grove and Crete Stewart.
Samuel Bertrand Of Winoeski. Vt. and
Berntce Davis Of South Koyaiton, Va.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Births Reported.

The following births hare been reported T.
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
wil!iana and. Annie N: Kesrns, .sirl.
Bentamin aAd Sophia staklisky, hoy.
william B. and Marie G. Little, girl.
.Raymond I. and Elsie ~. Johns, boy.
shelby II, and jeanette n. BAylsr, gifi.
Charles Y. and Edna Belt, boy.
Monroe b. B. and Adna A. sfreecker, boy.
Harry 2. and Mary J. Hinton. girl.
Jacob a.. and Lillian G. Lehman, girl.
Paul ]. and Emma A. Heath, boy.
william 4. rad Emma 4. Nosthfop. girl
Harry G. snd Charlie n. Donald. girl.
William and Fannie Thomas, girl.
Charles 4. and Alice Chase, girl.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
re. at Library fer Bli.a.

The president and executive commit
tee Of the National Library for the
Blind have sent out Invitations for a
tea and inspection Of the BrAil1e IL
brary work done for the blind readers
OF the United States on Wednesday,
December 8. from 4 to s o'clock. at
the new library headquarters. 1900 D
street northwest. Mrs. Thomas Pryor
Gore, wife of the senator from Okla
hon,a. is president OF the library. The
other officers are Mrs. Wilbur John
Carr, Mrs. John Hervey Young, Mrs.
Gilbert M. Hitchcock and Miss Mar
garet Woodrow Wilson, vice presi-
dents: Miss Dorinda z. Rogers. treas.
urer: Miss Mary Lawrence, recording
secretary; Mrs. Sidney Nsale. CORE.
sponding secretary; Miss Jossslyn
CHM. director: Mrs. Champ Clark.
Mrs. Louis v. Cagiarc, Mrs. o. Frances
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
John W. King. 81, 41s 11th street southwest.
Della Harper. 80. Casualty Hospital.
walter d. Whitaen, 4, 1884 Irving street.
Grace Callahan, 2s, 1888 D street southeast
Catherine n. Grace. "a, 3l2 1st street south.
east.
George Keys, Al, 119 9Th street sCutheast
Evening star., 1920-12-06
WORK ON CENSUS REPORT.
Park View Citizens to Submit Re-
suit on December IS.

Work OF compiling a statistical re.
port OF the results of the school CEN
sus taken in Park View by members
or the citizens association of that
community Will be completed by
Thursday, It was said today BY Miss
Frances s. Farley. principal Of the
tabulated form will be submitted TO
the board Of education at its meeting 4
December Is.
Members Of the executive commit.
tee Of the Park View Citizens Asso-
citation will discuss the school census
report at a meeting in the Park View
School tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

night The merchant told tho police
a white man took the money from
the cash drawer and threatened 10
shoot him il he made an outcry.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
COMMITTEES TO MEET.
Board Of Trade Members Have
Busy Week Ahead,

Three committee meetings Of the
Washington Board of Trade have
been announced.
They are: Board OF directors. today
at Ais o'clock; membership commit
tee, tomorrow at 1870 O'clock; pub
lie utilities comnait ittee. Thursday At 1
o'clock
Evening star., 1920-12-06
ROBBED OF 500 IN STORE.

Held up in his store at the point
Of q revolver. Mehran Seferian. l63i
O street. was robbed of 500 last
Evening star., 1920-12-06

the guests of honor at a
dinner which Associate JUS
! tice and Mrs Mahlon Pitney will
give Thursday evening.
The ambassador and Lady Geddes
have as their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Spencer of England. who ar
rived today and VII spend the night
at the embassy.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will occupy n box and entertain guests
Others holding boxes and blocks OF
seats for tonight are the amoassadar
of Russia and Nine. Bakhmeten and the
Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
The ambassador of France and
will make an address before the
Academy Of Political Science.
Gen. NiveIle. the dis.insuished
for a brief visit, entertained At lunch
con today at the Army and Navy
Club in honor Of the Secretary OF
War. Mr.. Baker. and the chief OF
staff of the United states Army. Gen.
Peyton G. March. The guests IN
Niveiie this morning. following the
military rcview given in his honor
at Fort Myer On this occasion. also
the Secretary of War bestowed the
distinguished service medal on Gen.
NivelIe. This evening Gen: Nivcne
will dine with Gen. Coiiardet. mill
and Nine. Collardet. when the guests
to meet him will include. the secre-
tary of War and Mrs. Baker. A re-
ception will follow.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

Representative and Mrs. Fred Brit
ten have returned to their apartment
at Wardman Park Hotel for the WIN
ter. after spending six weeks in call
fornia
Evening star., 1920-12-06
Tc. mt Serbian Legation.

Nine. Grouitch. wife Of the minister
of the Serbs. Croafs and Slovenes. is
entertaining at a tea this afternoon
in compliment to her house guest,
Mrs. Harry P. Loomis. OF New york
and Tuxedo, who arrived In WASH
inrton Yesterday. Mrs William Castle
and Miss Gertrude Myer will preside
at the tea table.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

Representative and Mrs. Frank w.
MondeIl Of wyoming will entertain at
tea Tuesday afternoon. December
"a, when they will present their
daughter, Miss Dorothy Mondel, one
of the debutantes Of the season.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-01
THE CARDINAL SENDS
NEW YEARS MESSAGE

1T is my sincere wish that all OF
our people will lie blessed with hap
piness this New Year.
But happiness depends. in a great
measure, upon ourselves. We must
live good, virtuous lives il we desire
the real joy of living. Only by faith
fally observing all of Gods laws can
We expect the graces necessary to
our spiritual and temporal wel-te-
ing. We are all amenable to His di-
vine laws and we must conform TO
them in order to be worthy of His
/ enedictions In all OF our vicissi-
tudes-in all our joys and sorrows
We must look to Him for grace and
guidance We can, ty our own ef-
forts. weave a crown of future happi-
ness for ourselves.
BY doing our duty to Him and
onr fellow-man our happiness is, In
deed, assured Us"