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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

PARIS.-Ha sido organizado un
Consejo International en- ell cual igu
ran los veteranos de la guerra de los
paisss aliados Figuran representatives
dc Francia, Gran Bretafia, Estados Uni
dos, Italia, Yugo Es!avia, checo Esla-
via Grecia B6lgica. Mas tarde Sc su
maran los Delegados dc Portugal, Polo
mia y Rumania. Ell Consejo sera com
puesto por un miembro de cada pals
aliado v Sc reunira probablemente en-
esta ciudad cada vez que 10 exijan
las circumstances. Ell proposito de es
ia organization es conservar la amistad
que uni6 los aliados v la cordial ca
maraderia que caractorizo siempre a
los militares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
Res0IuCiOneS de
Ia Comisi6n de
Servici0 PdbIiCO

Sc concedi6 una franQuicia "Agua-
dilla Lighter and Sotorage Co.. para
sostener y explotar un servicio de Ian
chaje en- el puerto de Aguadilla.
Sc dicto una orden desestimando la
peticion de ffafqthttsfR Fss'afcada porTia
comunidad de regantes del rio Yau-
CO para tomar y usar para bien de re-
gadio las aguas sobrantes de dicho rio.
. Sc deneg6 la solicitud dc franquicia
presentada por Carlos Chadon y Leon,
para deribar usar para fines de 'regadio
As ltros de aqua por segundo del no
Barrear, por ser este afuente del Ia
yaboa, cuyas aguas estan todas dis3ri-
buidss por concesiones anteriores, pero
Sc lie sugiere al peticionario que radi-
que urn solicitud para usar las aguas
torrenciales
Sc adopt6 el informe presentado por
Ell Comisionado del Interior, recomen-
dando favors blemente la concession de
la franquicia solicitada para tomar y
uooA pdl v. ltAloo 1AAuunOAAnAV CH 6ShOA0A
800 htros de aqua por segunde le@ rio
Portuguese. Ns %F
Sc concedi6 una fanquicia Juan
Francisco Robles de Pajsrdo paia sos
tener explotar un servicio de pasa-
jeros y de carga por l9nchas de gaso-
linas entire Fajardo Y vic1ues.
Sc dict6 una orden sugeriendo al MI
nicipio de Ponce ciertas modifcaciones
en- el contrato ceiebrado sntr sstessy
la Ponce Electric Co -. para el ser
vicio de alumbrado pubhco. Fs,
Sc adept6 y orden6 Ia impression de
una tarifa provisional para los serviclos
de- lanchaje en- Ia isla ape ser r-pezara a
regir Ell primero de enero proximc.
Sc pas6 al Comite de valuaci6n la
menoria annual presentada por Ia '.Pcn
ce and Guayama Railroad Co. -, sobre
exploitation del servicio de alijo en- el
puerto de Jobos, correspondence al afo
que termino en- julio stiltimo. Il
Sc designo al Secretario para fjar el
dia de la vista sobre Ia petici6n de la
Cidra Acuaduct Co. y actuar como exa-'
minador especial v recibir la evidercia
de la peticionaria y de los opositores.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
Aernania quiere ejercer preston sObre Grecia
En- Paris pide la guerra contra Russia Tl1rQl1fa
BIanCO FOmbOna
COndGnadO a pa
gar $500 de muIta

FL II del actual Sc celebro ante el
Tribunal Prebostal de santo Domingo
el juicio contra .el distinguido perio-
dista don Horacio Blanco Fombona, acu
sado de violar la orden Eiecutiva No.
3s5.
FL juicio fue privado; pero don
Luis Yepes, consul general de vene-
Suela. fue admitido qresenciar Ia
causa.
La audiencia dur6 cerca de dos no
rsS. Ell Tribunal pronuncio contra ell
estimado caballero un fallo condenato
rio, imponiendole tresclentos d6lares de
multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

Accompanies de sus simpaticas nj
mas Petra . ines. embarca hoy para
Ell Horte la cstimable dana dofia Mon
serrate Dias de Perez, quien tiene Ell
prop6sito de establecer su hOgar en-
Ia gran urbe neoyorquina, en- dOnde
actualmente residen sus dos hijos.
Dcseamos . tan respectable senora
y . sus dos nijas feliz viaje prom
TO regreso d su pals natal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
EI tratadO de Ra-
paIIO ha SidO rati-
fiCadO p0r Italia
GABLE FRANCES)
ROMA. noviembre 30.-La Camara
do Diputados ha ratifcado, casi por
unanimidad Ell Tratado de Rapallo, que
resuelve la question del Adriaticc.

L0NDRES.-Estat tarde ha llegado
aqui el Conde de Sforza Los politi
cos dicen que la question de Grecia
no pod& resolverse hasta que Sc pom
gan de acuerdo con los Representatives.
de la Gran Bretafa, Francia e Italia.
Ell Gobierno de Inglaterra pide que
ell ej6rcito de Grecia SO mantenga en-
la cifra actual y que NJ. Rhallys no
incluya en- su Gabinete ningdn miem
bro que no sea del agrado de los Go
biernos Aliados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
ALARkKA SIN FUNDAMENTo EN-
PONCE
(Por telegrafo)
Ponce, noviembre 80
Ell MUNDo. San Juan

= ShSog hONAoHADAo OV.
Ell MUNDo, San Juan.
Una infame "bola'' circulada por
un malvado atrajo al "Credito y Aho-
rro Ponceno' muchos depositantcs dc
ahOrros sscar sus cuentas. El simpa
tico banco entreg6 ell dinero cuentos
10 reclamsrcn, multiplicando las ven-
tanillas de pago y dejando abiertas
sus ohcinas sin interruption. Los de-
positantes 50 han convencido de la in
famia del malvado y de la solidez del
"Cr6dito y AhorrO Poncefo" la alar
ma ha terminado. Hora en- que escribo,
nadie retira fondos. Ha habidO mas
dep6sitos de extracciones en el "Cre-
dito", a pesar de la mala intenci6n
d. Ia bola. -. q. =. =. -.
Ell CoRRESPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
REcEPcIoNEs EN- Ell PALACIo

Mrs. Wager, la digna esposa del
GobernadDr, reanuda sus recepciones
en- la Fortalesa, recibiendo, desde ell
dia 2 q sus amfstades, los jueves de
cuatro a seis dc la tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

CIUDAD DE MEJICo.- Todos los
miembros del Gabfnete del presidente
do la Huerta han presentado su dimS
sion, a fin de que ell nuevo presidente,
obreg6n, no Sc encuentre con difcul-
tades y pueda elegir libremente sus mi
nistroS. nA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
LA REUNION DE HOY EN- Ell DE.
PARTAMENTo DE INSTRUCTION

Ell Comisionado de Instruction de
acuerdo con la proclama del Goberna
dor respecto a la "semana escolar",
ha acordado celebrar una reunion hoy
a las diez en- Ell Departamento de ms
trucci6n, para la cual hemos sido invi-
tados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
ALGUNos PAsAJEROS Sc MUEs.
TRAN MUY coNTENTos DE LA
CoMIDA DEL vAPoR 'PTo RICO

varios de los pasajeros que legaron
anteayer en- ell vapor Puerto Rico,
nos expresaron su completeness sobre
la comida que Sc sirve en- ese heruroso
buaue,, agregando frasss, de- alogto. psra
ell correcto y caballeroso mayordomo del
referido vapor, Mr.. j w. Jensen, quien
Sc desvive en- atenciones v en- cuidados
para que la comida no tenga que envi-
diar la que Sc sirve en- los grandes
trasatlanticos de Europa Los platos son
exquisitos-nos dijo ulio de los pasaja-
ros- estamos sumamente satisfeches
de clio, asi como tambien deseosos de
que 10 sepa todo Puerto Rico. !. 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

WASHINGTON Ell secretario de
Estado, Mr.. Colby saldra mafana con
direction la America del Sur. visi
tara Brasil, Uruguay y Argentina
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
''GTan rGbaja de pTeCiOs''

Hago saber al p1bIico en- general
que desde el dia 10. de diciem-
bre he rebajado los precios de
las ".gomas FISK, tanto en-
neumaticas para automobiles,
como en- macizas para trucks.
Soicite las nuevas Iistas de
precios.
THE FISK TIRE STORE
ADRIAN NELSON
Distributor.
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
Ell ex-rey C0nStan-
tino SaIdra prom
to para CreCia

LONDRES.-Han vuelto a reanu.
darse las Conversations relativas al
retorno de Constantine al trono de Gre
cia. Sc han tornado garantias contra
la inhuencia que parece ejercer Alema
MIA alli.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

WASHINGTON Samuel Gompers
ha declinado la invitacion que le hizo
Ell Secretario de Asuntos Extranjeros
de Mejico para que asista a la inaugu
racion presidential del general Alvaro
Obregon.
MADRID.- Sc ha sentido en- ell
noroeste de Espaiia un temblor de tie
ira. En- Galicia hay numerosos heridos.
RONALD Camara ha ratifcado
por unanimidad ell Tratado de Rapa
llo.
PARIS Sc cree que el Gobierno
de la RepubLca reconocera en- seguida
al Gobierno de obreg6n.
Ell ex- -ministro Franklin Bouillon,
publica un articulo sensational en- el
peri6dico lie Matin', pidiendo que
SO revise Ell tratado de Sevres, por exi
girlo asi el interes comun y ell bien
estar de los Aliados. Agrega que los Go
biernos de Francia Q Inglaterra deben
romper las relaciones con Russia con
Turquia.
FL 1nismo periodico anrtncia que
existe la posibi1dad de que 81 Gobier
no de Berlin presentara pronto propo
siciones a Paris con ell fin de iniciar
nuevas negociaciones relativas a la re
paracion y reconstruction de las regio
mes devastadas.
GINEBRA. Sc anuncia que Grecia
sera admitida como miembro no perma
nente del Consejo de las Naciones
ROMA Sc asegura que ell Rey
Constantine embarcara hoy para Ate
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

ROMA Sc asegura que ell Rey
Constantine embarcara hoy para Ate
mas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01
AcTIvIDAD DE LA PoLIclA

Aver la policfa de San Juan pre-
sent6 20 denuncias por varios deltos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

GINEBRA Sc anuncia que Grecia
sera admitida como miembro no perma
nente del Consejo de las Naciones
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-01

MADRID Sc ha sentido en- ell
de Espafia un temblor de tie
ira. En- Galicia hay numerosos heridos.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Sanchez Brings
Diaz a Captive
To Vera Cruz
General Is Held i'm Hotel
and an Effort Is Being
Made to Induce Him to
Depart From the Country
Presence Causes Unrest
Prisoner Refuses to Go Vol
UNFAIRLY, but He Will
Not Resist Expulsion

VERA CRUZ, Oct. 4.-General Felix
Dlaz arrived here tonight from Tlapa
coyan virtually the prisoner of General
Guadalupe Sanchez, Chief of Operations
in the State of Vera Cruz. 1t is said
an effort will be made to convince Gem
eral Diaz that he should leave the coun-
try. as Provisional President de la
Huerta declares that public opinion
will not permit him to remain as a
free citizen because of distrust of his
attitude toward the government. Gen
eral Diaz, it is understood, will not re-
fuse to leave the country of his own
volition, but will resist expulsion.
General Diaz, who is nephew of
former President Porfirio Diaz, is in
custody in the hotel occupied by Gen
and Silvino Diaz, with thirty men of
General Diaz's following, accompanied
their chief to Vera Cruz, but they are
not prisoners.
General Diaz was arrested by General
Mireles. Apparently there was some
agreement by which Diaz was to sur
render, for when General Mireles, ac-
companied by Colonel Vasquez Milano,
presented himself at the Hacienda Jobo,
Wnerc Dlaz was staying, he was re-
ceived without surprise. General Mi
relies Informed Diaz that General San
chez desired him to go to Vera Cruz
to continue the negotiations, as it was
impossible to permit Daz to stay longer
in his hacienda.
Diaz replied that he could not go to
Vera Cruz because of pending business
transactions. He was told General
Mireles had an order for his arrest,
the government having decided it could
not allow him to remain in the zone,
as his presence encouraged the leaders
of the Diaz troops to refuse to obey
the orders of the government, which
already pays the salaries of these
troops, but finds it impossible to organ
ize them into a government force be-
cause of the attitude of their leaders
Peace in the region could not be guar
anteed with Diaz there, General Mirelos
added.
General Diaz said he would not offer
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

"the most absolute surrender n v,o-
renee on record" and says it is "no less
iiI-timed than ill-considered
lhe Evening Star says; "Mr. Asquith
mas made an excellent case for an i'm
mediate, broad and generous measure " os
om'nion home rule. and if reason CON
sroiied t y ... the deestinies of governments
once as the most effective soInt;on t.
is timely call to action on the na IT
ot the British nation" f"'
LONDON. Oct. 5 (Bv Tho Associated
+ rrsss).-Premier Lloyd George will
make a political pronouncemert 81
paaTsd nlansiy; wv Wales, Friday, and it is ex,
peeoea ass;.. .ha1 ne will deal with Mr.
Asqulth's Irish proposals. He is
credited G. with holding the belief thai
British opinion could not expect him t. r.
socoSdinr go as tar as $ Mr. Asqnith suggests, but
correspondent, he is expected to max.
aho'her peace offer to the Sim Fein.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Pittsburgh Suspect No
Factor i'm Bomb Plot

florian Zelenko, the suspect arrested
IN fittsourgh Sunday night with dyna
mite in his possession. was eliminated
as factor in the investigation Of tho
wall Street bomb disaster last night
oy chief William ]. Flynn of the United
states Secret Service. He viii, not be
Drought to this city for questioning.
chlei flynn said the examination to
whlch the man has been subjected by
operatives IN Pittsburgh convinced him
he was in no way connected with tho
horror which cost the lives of thirty
seven persons on September 16. His
activities prior to the time he left his
room at 40 Cleveland Avenue, Brook
ilyn, more than two weeks ago, are still
the subject of inquiry, however.
Zeienko is still prisoner in Pitts
burgh. Authorities there said it would
take some days to check his move
ments
Advices from Cleveland saw Zelenko
ls wanted there for the alleged theft
of dynamite from a construction firm
on September 21.
Although Chief Flynn no longer is
concerned with the suspect in Pitts
burgh, he said the department was con
ductlng vigorous investigation along
other lines that may bring results
soon.
PITTSBURGH. Oct. 5.-A formal
complaint charging violstion of the
Federal criminal code by unlawfully
transporting, carrying and conveying
an explosive in interstate travel, was
made to-day against Florian Zelenko,
arrested Sunday night with a quantity
OF dynamite III his sui% case.
The complaint was made by an agent
OF the Department of Justice. Other
department agents confirmed that part
of Zelenko's story relative to the man
ner in which he obtained the explosive.
they said they had been informed by
the Island Greek Coal Company, Of
Whitman, W. Va, that Zeenko had
been employed there as miner and
that he had been furnished with dyna-
mite for use in his work.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

States. that Of settling all differences
between this country and Mexico, Fer
nando Iglesias Calderon, Mexican high
commissioner to Washington, has re-
signed and plans to return to Mexico
City within week. He will be accom-
panied by the entire mission staff Of
experts who came here with him.
Calderon has been elected to the
Mexican Senate and will take his seat
in that body Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06
Cox After Irish
Votes, View of
London [ Pal'ers
Globe Suggests Democratic
Nominee Occupy Himself
With Affairs OF America
and Let the British Alone
His 'Meddling' Protested
Asquith Dominion Plan for
Erin Creates Stir; Opinion
Divided on Party Lines
FROM The Triopne's Europoa" B"reo''

c,,vrlrlr. 1920 New York Tribune Inc
TnNDON, Oct. 5.-To-day's papers
..rt;rue 10 comment on Governor Cox's
tv rsnsas City speech. in which he ex-
nnrsssed the belief that Ireland would
Soon be able TO gain its independence.
The Globe heads it editorial Hands
Of and says:
no doubt it is true that the people
Q; this country are perplexed by the
irish problem, but that is their busi-
ress. it in no way concerns Amer-
"a meddle in American politics and
should be obliged if our good cousins
would exercise similar restraint with
regard to ours. That point OF view is
veil understood by Mr.. Harding. and
with great good sense he has declined
TO commit himself on Irish affairs.
His Democratic rival, Mr.. Cox, is less
restrained or perhaps more eager to
bid for the Irish vote.
at is very kind of Governor Cox to
take so much interest in our affairs,
hut we wonder whether in the course
Of his eminent career as q vote catcher
be has ever been told with emphasis to
mind his own business. He has never,
50 far as we are aware, shown himself
70 be an authority on Irish affairs, and
It would surprise us to learn that he
had ever given serious study to the
Irish problem. There is plenty in the
affairs Of his own country-social con-
djtions in New Orleans or the purity
0. municipal life in Philadelphia-to
occupy his mind usefully and CON-
uleteiy. 1t would be more satisfactory
and much better altogether if he would
keep his fingers in his own pie and out
Of ours.
Two Don't Take Cox Seriously
Among other papers, The Express and
The Manchester Guardian, represent
ing Numerically opposite points Of
view. point out that Cox's speech is
merely designed TO catch the Irish vote
in America and should not be taken
seriously.
Former Premier Asquitb's new Irish
pian. outlined in a letter to The Times
today. was the chief topic of conver-
sation in political circles and was COM
mented upon by evening newspapers
Opinion on its merits is divided along
party lines, the Liberals supporting
their former leaders advocacy of
dominion homo rule, while the Con-
servatives attack it as a sop to the
Sim Fem
Chief Points in Asquith's Plan
The chief points in Asquith's pro-
posals are: Autonomous dominion in
the fullest and widest sense; equal
terms with the cominions with rega rd
10 external relations rs ma'-'~~ 0~ =
revising treaties; separate army and
navy; fiscal iaeepena~
The Evening Standard calls the plan
New-York tribune., 1920-10-06

resistance and was willing to surrender,
but he declared he would not accept
the terms offered by the government.
Mexican Peacemaker Finds
Task Too Great; Quits U. S.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Unable to
accomplish his mission to the United
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Velvet or Satin Makes Dress Suit
able for Any Occasion

when In doubt choose satin or
velvet" Is pretty safe advice for
the woman who Is selecting n frock
that will be really serviceable and
yet sufficiently dressy for the aver
age Informal afternoon social func-
ton. Wool fabric frocks. no mat
ter how well made nor how costly.
never seem really drossy. 4 satin
or velvet dress unquestionably is.
The sketch shows a simple frock
made OF dark colored chiffon velvet
and trimmed with bead embroidery
In contrasting color The dress has
a pleated skirt. sleeves that reach
Just TO the elbow. and narrow
belt of self fabric. A more orna-
mental belt may be selected IL pre-
ferred. The dress might be en-
broidcred In Jade and held in with
a Jade girdle. or Il may be oil
black II preferred. Jet embroidery
and a twisted girdle OF Jet provid-
ing the finishing touches. The
waist fastens on the shoulder and
underneath the left arm.
There has been considerable
newspaper discussion during the
last few weeks concerning the
modesty or immodesty of present
day styles Tor women. AS far as
American women are concerned. the
seasons styles can certainly not be
classed as immodost. The very
narrow hobble skirts are seldom
seen. Skirts are really n very
sensible and modest length. and
even gowns designed for evening
cannot honestly be placed I'm the
immodest class. The baclless
gowns favored by the French are
seldom seen here, and never have
so many evening frocks been equip
ped with sleeves.
Spring styles. now being heralded
by dressmakers who cater TO the
Southern resort trade. feature very
few eocentricities. Skirts, Il Is
said, are to he n trlfle wider than
those now worn and OF modest
length, Very short sleeves will be
accepted by Americans for street
frocks next season. Glove makers
viii profit by this style. and offer
gloves long enough to meet any de-
mand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
By CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Cynthia Grey: why all the
uproar about Iaom White and Joe
Morton while the cause behind such
crimes rcmninH7
In man merely shadow on n
crumbling wall" or Is he % divine
being made IN the image ~ his Gre
Htorf
Did Jesus lie when he said The
Spirit Of God IN within you" Did
God mean Il when he said. ven
Reance ~ mine. I viii repay" Speak.
ing for myself. III take the word Of
both
Were In the place Of either boy
IA take the hanging, knowing That
as life prisoner ! should not I'VE
bat only function. knowing that IN
der our prison system I would be
come merely AN nutomaton without
volitlon or opportunity for voluntary
action.
n ~ f. fact that by such nm act
would forfeit my right 10 further
seif-eKpfession In this life ] should
welcome the next, knowing that there
I should have another chance 10 work
out my redemption.
But why confns our discussions 20
the Isom Whites, Joe Mortons md
Ruth GarrlHons7 why not make n
real Roman holiday and hang the
publishers Of the controlled press
and all editors who feature In four
inch red letters tho "trlaugles, sui
eldea, murders. etc, ad nauFeain,'
following the heading with columns
Of stun celebrating all the vile and
narrowing details?
Why not Include tho so-called cap
talns OF industry who. by UNFOLDING
and defending the system OF (which
they arc the heads. are responsible
for condition which imposes upon
thousan dr Of human beings "A oondi'
ton Of financial dependence and In
security under which sub normal. ~.
litcraie human beings suffering from
physical mental and moral mnlnutri.
ton develop the degenerates, the
criminal and the lnsnne7
Did you. Cynthia Grey. ever hold a
tunket in your valuable department
over a discussion OF the comparative
deairabiliiy OF hanging or life impris.
onment for them. and lesser punish.
meut for US who by our commenda-
ton md patronage encourage such
condition. Have any OF your read.
erB ever advocated hanging for those
men who. by the exercise OF the ar.
biirary power which they hold over
the lives Of others. impose a condi.
ton upon their employees. which In
thousands Of cases is responsible for
tho despair or death Of an over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Opportunities
For the Cashless
CHERRY CHAT

This Is one big opportunity that is
open not alone 90 those with money
but 70 those with but n few dollars
ready cash,
For Cherrys remarkably easy
monthly terms OF payment will make
II possible for you 10 avail yourself
OF all the splendid buying opportuni
ties now open I'm fashionable apparel
for women and misses.
There is almost no limit 20 the
styles, the fabrics the grades OF
quality represented in this clearance
OF Cherry's entire winter stock.
IL Ia truly the most unique and
most important sales event of the
year Take advantage of a.
Cherry's style Shop. 207 Rialto
building, over Pig'n Whistle, on Sec.
ond ave, between Madison and
Spring SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
Tea to Honor
Miss Pelly and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash burn

IN honor OF Miss pelly OF England
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Washhurn.
% 1ledford. Mr. and Mrs j. II. Low
man entertained with a tea at thesr
home yesterday afternoon for the
1uombcrs OF the Country club colony,
including the young people and chill.
dren. ~ Country club parties usually
d. Tho tea table was especially
lovely In Its afternoon dress OF DAT
fodils with out number and pussy will.
low branches.
Mr.. Washburn Il one of the group
a men instrumental In the orEanisA'
tinn Of the club. and Miss Pelly has
frequently visited her brothcr-in-law
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Polly. Mt their summer home, and
= consequently one of the original
colony. Recently she has been visit
Ing another brother In Australia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-26
February Program at
Women's UnirerSltu ClMb

Tho program for the month OF Feb
ruary at the Women's University
club is given here,
Friday. February c. a special meet
ing IL called at a:a0 for members
only. TO discuss the questions OF mem
bcr~hir and dues.
Friday, February -. beginning at
$40. there will bo Valentine dance
tyr members and their guests. Res
ervations should he made for the con
Veniencc OF the tea room,
Friday afternoon. February 20,
thare will be musicale given hy
Miss vestA Muth. n Juvenile pianist
of great promise. The musicale VIII
beGiu Mt Z o'clock.
Friday. February 20, Club day. be.
Gins at o'clock. During the after
nom Mrs. Sumner will read paper
"one Result OF the Recent Spiritual
Ism Wave With Reference To Robert
il1chens' Mrs Marden.' Tea viii
~ served.