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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
Cronicas de JuYel1tud, de
Vida Y de Fantasia.
Ell. SILENCIO

b ~ <
4 Hay algo sagrado y divino que en-
lcierfa en- ST propio el alto Ideal de la
vida, que analiza la Verdad del vivir
y augura el vaticinio de los Ensuefios,
no con la quiromancia alada y falaz
de los profanos apostoles; pero 81, con
la yerdad convincente del Verbo y de
lila PAlabra. .. es el. snencio.
le Ell silencio es un arte... Es ell ar
tie en- la extension de la idea v de las
lcorrientes filosofcas que abarca; es
un arte, porque arte es todo aquello
lque acumula y versa en- ell grado ma
ximo de la belleza. del pensamien-
ito humane. -, " habra algo mas be-
llo que el silencio?... La lbelleza
del silencio coincide en- la propia So
ledad en- que Sc encubre, Ell el propio
laislaniento en- que mora v en- ell esta-
do de que pone las cosas afnes
la el. iQue son las grandes ensefian-
zas de la diosa Naturaleza bajo el
iarpegio de las calladas Y silenciosas
voces interiores que en- su seno ha-
blan misteriosamente de otros mum
dos -. son NADIA merios que las ba-
Eses de las grandes idealidades apollo
midas encumbradas en- los temples del
Arte. *.
Verdad es que la psicologia huma-
r. :
ma es diversa, y asi, 10 que unas al
mas Green es repudiado por otras; pc
ro ESQ no es obice, para que todas las
naturalezas, desde el genesis de su
forecimiento hasta ell finalizar de sus
existencias, amen un POGO Ell arte del
silencio... Hay ho1nbres que cifren
la vida en- ell placer, me refiero a los
discfpulos de Epicuro; pues bien, esos
hombres amantes des la algarabia y
del boato; aquellos pueblos poderosos
que hacian temblar con sus Spotentes
voces al orbe entero, que consumieron
sus vidas en- ell seno de la orgfa,
creando falsos doses apufando la
copa en- holocausto a ellos; aquellos
misnos pueblos, ihoy que son?..
Ante las mismas deidades forjadas en-
sus lcerebros y cinceladas en- ell mar
mol, cayeron degradados, convirtien-
dose zen ruinas y nliserias, ipolvo "
Inuerte.. .!fy ante ese fantasma horri-
do es que clan1a el poeta: "Campos de
Idesolacion, mustio collado, que en- un
tempo 'fueroil Italica ffamosa".', = Ell
silencio fue su cuna despues de pasa-
da toda la lujuria y ell encanto abis-'
matico de la epoca:l .aoLos grandes
articles del genio y los excelsos visio-i
narios;'i d6nde fueronl aslbuscar la
pazI ys'eb reposo de sus usaexisteneias
aminoradas por 1as,garras della lu-t
cha? .-.a.i Generalmente,aa "a un monas-l
Iterio o una sitioa solitario, ,lejos del
bulicio " la, algazara ques laefnica
Icarcajada de los 1estupidos labios de
los jfarsantes " los profanosi dejaban
batir en- sus labios, al apostrafarlos
mofalmente en- el alma y fisicamente
en- Ell coraz6n con la negra lengua de-
la envidia....
He aquf la verdad, la verdad con-.
tundente Y verosfmil de toda la vida:
Ell silencio. =. Buscad la cosmogo-;
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27
EMPLAZAMIENTO POR EDICTOS.
CIVIL No. 6556.
REsCIsIoN DE CoNTRATo.
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO.

Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO.
A j. M. NC ALPIN sea una de
las demandadas antes mencionada.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-
CA. "A 5UD. que Sc ha presentado en-
Ia ofcina del Secretario de la Corte
de Distrito judicial de Humacao,'
l Puerto Rico, la !demanda del actor an
tes citado en- la cual Sc alega: q
|, QUE JUAN ALEXANDRA estable1
clio una aceeion sobfe cobro de dinero
contra LUTHER, R. 'BoSTICK en-
su defectb sa SUCCESSION, Y llenados to-
dos los requisites de LEY obtuvo sem
tencia pors TRES MIL DOLLARS; que
Ventura Caraballo,. ,comereiantes en-
Caguas torno al expresado BOSTICK
TRES MIL QUIN{ENTOS DOLLARS
~ para garantir esta suma constitu-
yo hipoteca sobre la fnca deserita en-
la 'copiS de la demanda original. Que
LUTHER r.. BOSTICK POGO ,antes
de marcharse- a los Estados Unidos,
maliciosamente i con el deliberate
propositol de 'burlarala accion de to-
dos sus, acreedores, entire los que Sc
Nencontraba ell demandante, a quien
lie adeudaba TRES MIL DOLLARS,
objeto de la sencia expresada, combi-
nado con su hermana residente .esta
en- los Estados Unidos, por medic de
un mandatario verbal combine en- ena-
jenar dicho credito hipotecario, Y asf
10 hizo por escritura otorgada ante
ell Notario Arce, la cual Sc inscribio
en- el Registro de la Propiedad de Ca
guas, Y es abogado del Interventor en-
este case el Lcdo. Ldis Pereyo Qui-
hones, con oficina alberta en- la ciudad
de Humacao. Y Sc NOTIFICAA. I'D.
que de no comparecer al contestar di=
cha demanda dentro de los diez dias
despues de notificado 81 la notifca-
cion Sc hiciere en- el Distrito, y dem,
tro de. los veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fue-
ra del distrito, pero en- la Isla de
Puerto Rico v dentro de los cuarenta
dias 81 Sc hiciere en- otra parte, ell
Intervention podra aeusar la rebeldfa
y obtener sentencia declarando res
-cindido ell contrato celebrado entire
Luther R. Bostick y J. M. Nc Alpin,
por haber sido celebrado en- fraude de
.acreedores, ordenando, que en- ell Re-
gistro de la Propiedad de Caguas, Sc
haga rectifcacion de la inscription
nula, Y condenando la vez a los de-
rnandados al pago de costas, desem-
bolsos y honorarios de abogado en-
esta acci6n.
Extendida bajo mi firma en- HUMA-
Gao, Puerto Rico, hoy 8 de Julio de
1920 A. Ramirez Jr., Secretario.
Por, Luis A. Cuevas, Auxiliar.
Y habiendo ordenado el Hon. Rafael
Cueyas zequeira, Juez de esta Corte
lie Distrito, que la demandada ]. NJ
Nc Alpin sea emplazada por medic de
edictos que Sc publicaran en- un pc
riodico de los de mayor circulation
en- la Isla de Puerto Rico v por un
termino de treinta dfas, cuyo edicto
sera publicado alternativamente 10
menos una vez cada semana, extien-
do la presente bajo mi ,firma Y sello
de la Corte hoy treee de Julio de mil
A
noyeeientos yeinte.
A. Ramirez Jr.,
Secretario Corte Distrito. i
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-07-27

PARA sCyRAR UN REsFRIADO
EN- UN Ola. t6mese LAXATIVO.
BR0M0 QUININA. Ell boticario de-
volvera Ell dinero 81 no lie acura. La
firna-de e. w. GROVE Sc halla en-
Advt,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
BECK QUITS FRONT
END" AFTER THIRTY
YEARS WITH N. l.. |. Ct.

1t was away back in the '90s some
time that the first street car company
required Il new mOtorman and the DO.
sition was filled by the selection OF
James NJ Eeck Since those days
many changes have taken place in the
affairs of the company but except for
an occasional short vacation Jim, 4"
as everybody calls him, has been
strictly on his job. Day in and day
out, rain or shine, it has made no diff
ference. he has been ever ready to
take his car out and run the course
for each day and into the night. He
now thinks he is entitled to sub
stantial rest, and he is.
The many regular patrons of the
line miss Jim's genial ways, but they
will not begrudge him the the relaxa-
ton from the strenuous life which it
has been necessary for him to lead. "a,
Here's wishing You all the comfort
and luck due you and then some
jim.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

that figured in the Wall
street explosion ast
Thursday. The work
men said five or ten minutes after the
explosion man approached them and
said his horse and wagon had been
blown up after he had left the vehi-
Gle to telephone to his employer. He
said he had been ordered to take
building materials to Wall and
Broad streets, but was unable to find
the indefinite address given him.
After talking to the wOrkmen he dis
appeared. they said.
The workmen's story served to re-
vive an early theory that the explO-
sion may not have been due to a
bomb plot but to "A collision between
an auto apd wagon filled with explo-
siyes
Warn Boston Mayor.
Boston, Sept. 22.--The enrances to
city hall We're placed under extra
police guard today after receipt Of a
second threatening communication
by Mayor Peters.
Watch your building. We are
here from New York. We will get
you the letter read. The signature
was 'Hwtx." The letter was mailed
in the Charlestown district yester-
day.
Mayor Peters said he was inclined
to regard both the communication OF
today and a somewhat similar one re-
ceived yesterday as the work of 10.
kers
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

Returned TO La Sale county for Pre-
iiminary hearing on orders Of Ftdersl
Judge Carr enter. before whom he was
taken yesterday BY Deputy United
States Marshal Theodore IiCkens, T.
+, Willett, known to his intimates as
'Peewee.' this morning was brought
before commissioner II Fl, uicua of
Streator to answer 10 charges accuS-
ing him Of selling intoXica ing liquors
contrary to the law.
Wiltett was nabbed Saturday night
after a police raid on his Main street
soft drink parlor, in which the pa
trolmen secured a quantity OF moon
shine liquor as evidence that the
proprietor was violating the prohibit
ton section OF the federal c0uetit'l.
ton
After his appearance before lndeo
Carr enter Wiliett. under instructions
from the Judge. was conducted tarV
to Ottawa by Deputy Pickcu and
lodged overnight in he La Sale
county jail Bonds were placed by
Judge Carpenter at $1,000,
The defendant vas represented ut
the proceedings IN Chicago by Att0r-
ney James j. Conway When Judge
Carpenter suggested that the prisoner
be locked up in some jail overnight,
pending disposal OF the hearing be
fore a deputy United Sta-es commits
sioner, Mr. Conway inquired Of tae
court would it not be all Maht 10 fetch
Nillett back TO Ottawa. The judge
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
OTTAWA OFFERED STATION ON AIR
MAIL ROUTE CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS

ible that year commercial in,
t"rest In the event would have
taken deeper root had You par
ctiFed means Of "connecting
up if at an outlay which your
body could Well afford?
Al present The route Travelled
from St, Louis to Chicago aver
ages somewhat from a bee or air
e--to avail OF Ii landing place
at RantouL the only stop made.
whore pilots renew their supply
Of water, oil and gasoline. and
hence it is at this aero pasture
way station, and two terminals
are the o.ly henefciaries in a
2T0-miie travel through one Of the
principal states Of America.
Without induIging in any harsh
criticisms, may venture to say
that q strong movement is at pros
ent initiated 10 correct or
s'raigh,"u this line Of travelled
route and to bring the service
within tine use of all cities large
or small which care to avail in it.
Al all points served, the postal
department requires the citizens
10 prepare the landing held, for
the aircraft but the actual service
OF carrying the nails i, conduct
ed by means Of congressional an
preparations
will not intrudo any proua
Eanda into your notice along this
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
UTICA MAN REFUSES TO
PAY SOFT DRINK TAX

Rather than pay $50 fine Tor a
charge Of operating a soft drink par
lor without license. James II Han
nan Of Utica has appealed his case
from the Utica justice court to the
Circuit Court, and will fight the
charge in the higher tribunal Hannan
was brought before Justice Of the
Peace J. II. Bender on August -, on
charges perferred by +. D. Ackerman,
mayor Of North Utica. who alleged
thar Hannah was operating Il soft
drink parlor without paving the $25
license fee which the town ordnance
called for,
The case was contested Al the hear
ing by Hannah and was taken under
advisement by Justice Bender. He
then rendered "a decision tning Han
nan $50 and costs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
CAY COLOR SCHEME
PREVA|LS AT PIKE
GLADFELTER EVENT
PINK AND WHITE USED TO FORM
DECORATIONS FOR WEDDING
BRIDES HOME-REV. LAWLER
CFFlCIATES.


Al pFc''5 Iihh anu "hile "eddi"-
soltmnizcd this afternoon at o'clock
at the home Of NJ and Mr.. William
II pita oao Va, p,,,,, ytroat ,beir
,,',
"""h ''''' MISS 'Il"""''" @'i'" 'N''
ana Warren fll@Worlh Hladl"lier We're
n"lled w marriage, olf-E ''eH' s.
Inc Ieiatl'eS ana most lhliihal9
i'I"''N %. ine wet Nhu"h fo''hA
couple We're Ill dltehuahCe.
The house vas decorated with
baskets OF pink and white astefs. ar
ranged with a background ul green
ferns In the li,iug room a bank Of
ferns ana flowers formed an munro.
'leed altar IN front OF which the
couple SJooi Wnrh lhrN pi~h ed thcif
tr0thS, Two tail baskets OF asterS
were arrange III ifoh' oi the aItaF'
separating the hlldaI party from the
guests
Miss Marie Hoelund acted 2s maid
or honor and Forest Graves Of Seneca
was best man. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Hiram +. LdWler
pastor OF the First Methodist thurca
As the bridal parry took their places
Miss Charlotte Pike, a sister Of the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

attorney found themselves without OPP
position this morning when the time
came for making professional ap-
pointmeuts. These men. Attorney
Elmer r. Roberts and Or A. J Rob.
erts both of this city, We're each unan-
imously reelected to their present
posts. The two men, who are cou-
sins. have served efficiently and un-
tirjngly in their public offices. and It
is evident thar the other members OF
their prOfeS sions feel that there would
be little chance of defeating either OF
the men as long as they were in the
field
Following the appointment of the
county physician and county attorney,
the naming Of the Jurors tor the Jau.
uary grand jury took place.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
OTTAWA READY TO.
GREET HEROES OF.
129TH INF.
WARRIORS WHO MADE GREAT
RECORD OVERSEAS WILL BE
GUESTS OF CITY TOMORROW
AND FRIDAY FOR ANNUAL RE !
UNION

! ~''O ''0' ""
UNION.
hiph bouor win he maid Ottawa
tomorrow an honor the whole city
should he duIv nroud of
Thn second annual reunion Of tl,n
ta4th Infantry association. n child Of
IA, ,raat world war viii he held
here. The distinction Of being the
'Itl OF second rhoic' ioiio"iHs 'He
organization OF the association Is
compliment to Ottawa ana company
c. aurora considered me heaoq'ar,
'"ra ol lhe regiment loIiherlF III, "'u
lh'rd !. y. 4" because 'he 'olonei ana
~ ,l"', "Niy ,"'v" w., ny ,,a,'@ 1,n,n
home from overseas but 10 eaualtzo
tb.ir favor. ottawa WAS given the
first president -Iteut Glenn ".
Naa,e'and tha guarantee if would
follow Aurora with the next meeting.
turp ont of between GOO and 700
OK fighters are eyupcted here for the
oneninr Of tbe reunion. which takes
Mace Al Armorv C. from 10 60 l2.
.n',Iock The first formal session will Il
nnt he called to order until . O'Clock
and from then on the former Prairie
Division warriors will be busy with
matters pertaining 10 the association /
until o'clock Friday afternoon, When
the reunion Will be brought to Il close /
The program for the Two days ses-
sion was announced today by Presi- /
dent Glenn Weese, who was largely
responsible for Ottawa obtaining 20
morroW's and Fridays gathering OF /
the heroic outfit which saw such val
liant service in the war OF l1-1S. TIE /
program includes smoker and social !
session Thursday night at $50 in The !
armory. ChoW Will be an important
feature OF the entertainments Pre-
pared by the local committee.
civil War and Spanlhs-Amerlcan .
War veterans VIII be welcomed to The
entertainment at the armory. The
Liberty Fife ana Drum corps VIII also
b" guests OF the association.
me of1claI program lOliO"S;
FIRST Day--Mornlng Session
10 10 II Registration OF members
at Armory {.
Afternoon Session.
9.no-r,I1 to order
o.1a Invocation CbarIain \ p
,1inrh
90 ,ddra.s of waIcn,nn 11on q
y - vyoeks mavnr of otfawa
Rnsnon.e C1ann w Waaeo nrasi.
dan, 1ogth Vatoraus' aseociation
Commitree assignments and dis.
notnh nf hnsiness
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
MEX BANDITS FREE
CAPTIVE BRITON

Mexico City, Sept. 22,-Bertie c,
Johnson, Il British subject, who has
been the prisoner OF bandits in the
state OF Jalsco since August 10, has
been freed according to an official
announcement.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
DEMOCRATS WANT
2 MILLION FUND

Washington Sept 22.-While the
Democratic national finance commit.
tee is not limiting the size of cam.
naign contributions from single in
diylduah $2,fJ0,000 total would be
sufficient for the Demo9atiC national
campaign, James w. Gerard former
ambassador to Germany and chairman
OF the committee, testified today b.
fore he senate campaign inyestigdt.
ing committee
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
SUPERVISORS TURN
DOWN PETITION OF.
LA SALE LEGION.
ATTEMPT TO SECURE MEMORIAL
FOR STARVED ROCK FAILS
WHEN MATTER Is BROUGHT UP
tn S MORNING AT COUNTY
BOARD MEETING.

/ The La Sale American Legion
/ Posts protest against erection OF 4
county memorial TO soldiers and sail
ors OF the world war in Ottawa and
| recommending its establishment Ut
/ Starved Rock went by the boards this
morning at the meeting of the super
/ ylSOrs. The complaint, filed in the
/ form of petition. while not exactly
! laid upon the able, virtually followed
| that form by the time the special me-
| morial committee got through with it.
The committee. which has full
/ charge OF the undertaking. reported
/ to their colleagues they had gone
| :uIly into he subject and were inn
movable from their adopted plans for
combining the memorial with the new
5000 Fox river bridge TO be erected
2ctOs, the Fox river at Main street IN
/ Ottawa. The committee added that
at 4 conference with representa- ives
from eleven Legion posts in tho
county nine of them indosed the
bridge idea
Following the discussion. during
which the majority ot those debating
the subject expressed themselves as
tay0ling Ottawa over Starved Rock.
Counts Attorney Elmer Roberts was
asked for an ol inion on all legal
phases Of the subject He stated that
il tNothirdS of the amount to be
raised We're raised by popular sub
= CrNfou then the memorial could be
placed anEW where in La Sale county.
but if the memorial was to he con
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

Chicago
Directors Horace Thornton, Pom
tiac Earl c, Thornton, Pontiac; Nir
gil c. Nickerson, Knukakee: sam
Friedman, Chicago, William Eggles.
ton, Pontiac; Hal l.. Carr, Aurora,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
THEORY IS Revived
WALL ST. ExPL 0SI0M
DUE TO COLLISION

New York, Sept. 22.--Four workmen appear
ed at the municipal building today and declared
they had spoken with the driver of the death wagon
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
BONDS ARE FIXED
FEDERAL JURlST EXACTS $1,000
GUARANTEE FROM OTTAWAN
THAT HE WILL APPEAR FOR
TRIAL-TAkEN TO-DAY BEFORE
c 0 M M S SO N ER DlCUS AT
STREATOR.
BONDS FURNISHED FOR DE.
PENDANT.

This afternoon WliIett was released
by Commissioner Dcus on $1,000
bonds furnished by Floyd Erickson
and William Hubbard. After his
bonds had been arranged Willett re.
turned to Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22
THE WEATHER..

Increasing eloudiness,
with portable showers to.
night or Thursday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1Wo
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

OTTAWA FREE TRApga
GseabIlsbsd io41
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-22

Reelect Board Appointee.
The present inrumbentS to the *
ilces OF county physicians and county
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
about Ell Pasoans.

W. ID. Thomas has moved from lal.
East Boulevard 20 1115 Crockett.
T. lI. Berman has moved from 1881
Myrtle avenue 90 i119 san MarciaL
O.. j. Studcr has moved from 35oi
Mckinley TO 350S Altura Boulevard
Mrs II. A. Roundtree has moved
from 1926 Myrtle avenue TO 1921 Ma
Coffin.
Airs James j. Murphy. or Pershlnr
Drive is IN with an acute attack or
neuritis-
T. T. Mundy has moved from Hotel
Rossiyn 10 the Lincoln apartments on
West Boulevard.
Airs. O.. ". Dixon. who was operated
on last week az Hotel uieu. is re-
ported doing nicely
ar ana AIRS ~ T. BAKER nave
moved from 1403 Randolph street 20
1919 Nations avenue.
Miss O. Galloway has moved from
SO West Missouri street 10 the AL
eZander apartments
AR and AIRS. O. j.. Mercer have
moved from the Pickrell apartments
to 1f05 East Boulevard
Miss a. Louise Amador. who has
been seriously ID with double pneu-
monia and pleurisy. is slowly recov-
ering at the home OF her parents on
Myrtle avenue
Hines. has returned TO the United
states fr0u Siberia. where he has
been representing the Allis-Chal-
mers company for some months past
He landed AT san Francisco this week
and has gone 20 his home in Port
land. Mrs. Hines Is now living at
the Del N0rte hotel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Friends Give 4 Welcome Dinner For
Capt. and Mrs. Slater At The Del Norte

I Schwartz. Judge and Mrs. ". D. Howe
lIr. and Mrs Julius krakauer, Alr-
and Mrs. j.. W. Norton. Fred j. Feld-
man. J.. A. smith. Mr.. and Mrs J. a
Dick. A. P Coles. Mr. and Mrs o. q
Coles. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T. Coles, DIT
and Mrs. r. F. Stevenson, Mr- and
Mrs. W. r. Brown. 8ir. and Mrs r T.
Holiday. Mr. and Mrs. H H Frisi MI.
and Mrs. J. T. Ormsbee, judge and
Mrs. W A. Hawkins. Dr. and Mrs. J.
a. Rawlings, Mr. and Mrs George J.
L.eBaron. Mr. and Mrs Henry IT.
Bowie Mr.. and Mrs r. Bart Orudorfr
Miss Ora ". L. Slater, j. c. Wilmartn
and G. A. Martin
=
Miss Louise Roberts entertained
with a charming dinner party at her
home. in the FairvieW apartments,
Friday evening. honoring Miss Myrtle
Erminger and Miss Irene Frazier. who
viii leave for points in the east in
the near future
The table was prettiIy decorated
with baskets OF Cecil Brunner roses
tied with white tulle bows, with place
cards OF pink and white After the
affair. the party enjoyed a box party
at the Rialto theater.
Those enjoying this delightful af-
fair were. Misses Nellie Mae Borgh-
man. Virginia Turner, Winifred Smyth.
Mildred Fitchett. the hostess and
honor guests. Capt p Woods. Lieut.
C. Ellison, Jack Barnes. Robert Long.
Ben Hunter, Eugene Mckay and Dick
ChauniuC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-06
Council OF Mothers To Meet Monday
For Program At Highland Park School

education Of girls viii be Sfren by
Miss Carol Cotton, physical director
OF the r W C. A A social hour
VIII follow the program. the hostesses
% be Mrs O.. A. Thumm and Alrs. L
Washburn.
The regular meeting OF the Areme
club was held Friday afternoon at
the apartments OF Mrs. Leona Nor
gan in the Brazos- About so members
were present Mrs L 3. Claunch as
sisted the hostess in serving delight
ful refreshments Airs. lawrence
Broyles- who IS leaving soon 10 make
her home in Denver. Colo. was pre-
scented with a gift by the members Of
the club. The next meeting OF the
club viii be held at the residence OF
Mrs. Jewel Moores, 1928 Myrtle ave
nue.
The study class or the Woman's
Missionary society OF the first Pres
byterian church viii meet Tuesday.
At 2.30 with Mrs n. b Heron. 1905
North Florence street. CHAPTER s
Of "A Crusade OF Compassion" VIII
be the study for the hour
The woman's auxiliary Of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church viii meet
Tuesday at p. m. at the church. The
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were enjoyed by both participants and
onlOokers. Pvt Johnson, Of the base
hospital PLAYED the fiddle and the
calling" OF the dances was done by
5. Gibson formerly Of the base hos
pital.
After the games the dancing be-
gan, music being furnished by Pvt.
Edwin Cover, Of the base hospital at
the plano. and Pvt Frank Ross, send
field artillery, at the drums. Pvts.
G. A. kehr, p. Dunn and Jack Cress
man acted as the floor committee
Refreshments were served by PVts-
John Carmody, Carl Schneider and
Ralph laws
Chaperons for the affair were Mrs
7 A. Lee and Mrs. J. n Smith, and
among those present were Mrs Otis
Jones, Mrs. Anne BoultOn. Misses
Myrtle Lee. Irene Taylor. laura Bur
dick, Mary Muse. la Smith, Elva Bell.
Violet Armstrong. Geneva Lusk. Eula
Lusk. Julia Crisp, jeanette Faller.
GWendoline Jones, Thelma Jones.
Grace Mathis, May Eva Robinson,
Sadie Martin and Mabel Matthias.