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BIRTHS
SONS.

4 6ON6.
Charles c. and Hattie Ball
Alvin j. and Jane Il. Cooper.
Walter~R. and Helen A Duty.
Demetros and Minnie Stephanson.
John r. and Ida N. Luckett.
John ". and Gertrude A. Haxxard.
John j. and Elizabeth Tass.
Henry and Anita Miller.
Arthur and Rita Jones.
Josi and Eienor Perez.
Robert c. and Jessie Frye.
William II. ana Mabel L. Westray.
Thomas. A. and Rosa Curtis.
DAUGHTERS.
Archie w. and Ethel b. Morgal
Robert and Euls. Spicer.
Grigorio and Josephine Maciniia-
George z. and Mary 4. Bieberitx.
Jerry N. and Virginia Henry.
Robert and Anne NJ. Soubiran.
John g. and Rosalia 9. Knauer.
Samuel ]. and Hope d, L. wallace.
NAPOLEON and Geneva Silver.
William and Polly Young
Lewis W.. jr.. and Elnera HIN.
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Births, Marria9es,
deaths
Notices Msv b Fhonsd UHia
sP. NJ, Maia $500. Branch ..
ULYSSES G. WINSTON DIES
OF PERNCIOUS ANEMLA
Vice President Of Prominent Con
tracing Firm Had Built Many
ID. &. Buildings.

Funeral services for Ulysses q.
Winston, fifty-six years old. vice
president and general manager OF the
Clarke and Winston Company. Inc,
contractors and wharf builders, who
died yesterday 'of~pernicious anemia
at his home. 634 II street. southwest.
will be held from his late residence
Tuesday morning at IL O'Clock. In
torment viii be In Rock Creek Gene
terry.
Mr.. Winston was born in Rock
county, Wis. February rs. 1856. He
came here In 1898 and five years later
founded the Clarke Il Winston Co.
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DEATHS.

Henry Miller, 50 yrs. Wash. Asylum Hoop.
Mary A. Brady. IS. yrs., 1890 Crtttendon 1t.
NV
Daisy T. Smith. 80 Yrs, SIS lsth st me- Z
Sister Marie de St.. Odils vantsr, 10 yra.
Little Sisters Of the Poor.
Henrietta H. Stahl. IS yrs, 1875 st ne.
George c, ooers 50 yrs, Psoyidsnce Hosp:
Mary I. Hamilton, 50 yrs.,. 1871 9Th 1t. n. ".
Ada II. Weiss. IS yrs, - Franklin ct ne.
Clifton Krouse, 10 yrs. Children's Hcsp.
Irma Ftsher, 2 months, Camp. East Poto-
mac Park. ID. c.
Ole Lewis, so minutes. sibley Hosp:
Mary c. Howard, s. yrs, st. Ella Hosp.
Bettis'D. Penn, So yrs, 1928 18th Ut. NV.
Maria Smith, IT yrs. S21 Acker 1t. ne.
Thomas Walker. so yrs. Wash. Asylum
Hosp.
Alice Coates, as yrs, Tuberculosis Hosp.
Jane Brown, 75 yrs. st. Ellie. Hosp.
VIM Sheppard, 50 yrs, ~ jackson ut. ne.
Grace Lucas; % yrs. 81 Fenton place NV.
Frank wheeler, rs yrt, ,16l @ ut. Sc.
Gladys Hawkins, months. ia B Ut. s.w.
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. JAMES HALEY.

James HALEY. sixty-six years old,
for many years a resident OF the Dis
trict. died Friday In . sanatorium at
Battle Creek, Mich. where he had
gone for his health, according to wora
received here yesterday.
Mr.. HALEY was born In Scotland.
and came to this country when a
young man. He was educated in the
public schools here. and later went
to South Dakota. He was president
of the Rapid City (Mich.) First Ma
tional Bank. He Is survived. by his
father, James HALEY, OF this city, an
cmploye of the Department of Agri-
culture; four sisters, and a brother.
Mr.. Haiiey's father is ninety-one years
old.
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THOMAS r. Jones.

Funeral services for Capt. Thomas
Rockefeller Jones. eiShty-thvee years
old. former vice, president of the Ma
tionai Savings and Trust Company OF
Washington. who died Wednesday At
Lewisburg, Pa, were held there FRI
day. He was p resident OF the Dis
trict for many years and moved TO
upon retiring.
Captain Jones was born In Pennsyl-
vania, and after serving through the
civil war he came here and went In
the banking business. He was well
known in church york. being an ac-
tive member Of the Calvary Baptist
Church. His wife survives him.
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DEATHS

DUDLBY-SaAardsy afternoon, ct Chill
dren's Hospital, WILLIAM j. DUDLEY.
JR., three years of age, son Of william
j. and Ethel M. Dudley.
Funeral from late, residence, 1884 sth
street northeast. Monday. 3:3o y. m. In
terment in Mount oiivet Cemetery.
HAIL---Sunday, February 70, 1870. 1t ls:lS
a m, MABEL A. HALL, beloved wife OF
John q. Hall and daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas @. Woods, Of Clarendon, Va
Funeral services Tuesday, March Q. at
parents residence. Clarendon. Va
sPRACKIINO-On Fsbsuasy 81, iS9e, It
Hollywood. Cal. MAUD MATHEWS
sPRACKLIHG. sister to Nrs- Lester
Funeral Monday. March 4. from i7,o
Pennsyivania avenue northwest, wash
inGton, d. G.
sTOOPS-suddenly, - Relay esaa&srium,
Relay, Nd, MULLEN q. sT0OPs. beloved
father of Mae ". Stops and Mira X.
Walker.
Relatives and friends invited to attend
funeral. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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WORKERS SHARE IN PROFITS.

DAYTON, Ohio, Feb. 29.-All en-
ployes Of the National Cash Register
Company. numbering approximately
1000, will participate in q proht-shar-
ing plan this year. 1t was announced
by plant officials here.
Six per cent on the investment will
De deducted and the balance of the
profits will be split on . hfty-nfty
basis between the company and the
employees.
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REPORTS NEW BANK BILL.

Legislation to permit the Federal
reserve banks to prevent excessive
borrowing was reported favorably
yesterday by the Senate Banking and
Currency Committee. The bill would hx
a normal rediscount rate, which could
be increased for large amounts. The
Federal Reserve Board asked for
legislation granting them this power.
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Several OF Washington's biggest
buildings have been built ON the foun-
dations laid by this firm. inciuoinS
the Raleigh and Harrington hotels
and the hunsey building.
He 10 survived by his wife. his
mother, and two children.
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AID PILGRIM CELEBRATION.

The special Congressional commit
tee to investigate government aid for
the Pilgrim tercentenary celebration
at Plymouth and Provineetown. Mass.
yesterday recommended that Congress
appropriate 100000 for this purpose.
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CARD OF THANKS

H.. Marshan snd Alten L.
floral designs and letters received In SYM
patty on the death of our beloved wife
and mother. Mrs LORENA L. MAR
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"A dance was given At the commun-
ity Center Prince and Royal streets.
last evening. Music was furnished By
Raymond Rogers Community orches-
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Tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows
Hall. C<ty HeAlth onfce DIR. Louis
the auspices Of the AlsI.pSriA CIT
ixens' Associations. el.
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ton streets Plans are In the hands
OF the board Of governors. which Ia
composed OF II. J. Hail. ohAirmsns G.
Page Waller. Q. w. smith. II. e. Rus
sell, aud X. n. Much.
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r. widmayer. Of this city, and Joseph
r. Kelly. OF Massachusetts,. Warren
c. Maxwell, Of Connecticut, was chair
man.
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NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY VIRGINIA
Mission Opened ut 81. Mays Cath
ellie Church VIII Continue
Until March IL.
The Times Bureau.

The Times Bureau.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. Feb zs.-At 81.
kAry's Catholic Church. at IL o'clock
this morning. q mission was opened
which will continue until March IA.
The mission viii be conducted by two
Jesuit priests. the Rev. John Gipprich.
q. j.. and the Rev. Patrick III. Nc
Hugh. q. j., Of South Norwalk. Conn.
The transportation bureau OF the
Alexandria Chamber OF Commerce has
elected o. II. Kirk. a director for two
years. and the publicity and conven-
tion committee OF the same organize
tion has elected Howard w. Smith a
director for two years.
James w. Jackson Council. Junior
Order OF United American Mechanics,
will meet on Monday March .. at
which time medals awarded by the
state council to those who enlisted
in the word war will be presented.
Mr.. and MrsL Gardner l.. Bootho are
spending several weeks In Florida.
The second Of the series of Lenten
lectures on the four gospels will be
delivered at Christ Church Wednesday
evening at tao o'clock by the Rev.
DIR. Wallace e. Rollins, OF the Episco-
pal Theological Seminary Of Virginia
Allison. w. c. T. u. will meet Mon
day evening at the homo of Mrs. ]. A..
Huinsh. eis North Washington street.
The Master Masons Club II planning
to acquire q home for the club. which
II now located At King and Washing
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Allison. w. c. T. u. will meet Mon
day evening at the homo of Mrs. j. A.
Hulnsh. sis North Washington street.
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The Master Masons Club IL planning
to acquire home for tho club. which
II now located at King and washing
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Mr.. and Mrs- Gardner l.. Bootho are
spending several weeks in Florida.
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Warned Not To
Try Denver Trip

A warning against attempting to
travel between Colorado Springs and
Denver by automobile was given last
Saturday night by E. E. Nichols, state
highway commissioner, on his return
to the Pixies Peak region. according
to the Colorado Springs Gazette.
ITO attempt to make this trip at
present is very dangerous" he said.
mo one should do so who is not abso-
lutely compelled to do so. The road
is closed between Greenland and
Palmer Lake. and the trip conse-
auently is not possible without de
tours. Conditions are very bad"
Palmer Lake. MIR. Nichols said. has
cleared its part of the road.
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Gasoline Stove
Causes Fire and
Spoils a Supper

The fire department was called out
Tuesday evening about O'Clock in
response to an alarm that was turned
in from the Acme block, 722 Msip,
street. The fire was due to gasoline
stove catching fire in the apartments
OF J. IL. Higgins. the optometrist. The
blaze was extinguished before the ar
rival of the department, which made
a record run to the scene.
Mr.. Higgins was preparing his eve
ning's meal when the gasoline in the
tank OF the stove ran out and he pro-
ceeded to get II refilled When he
put the new tank of gasoline on the
stove and lighted the burner there had
in some manner been some gasoline
spilled ON the stove and floor. and IL
Immediately ignited. causing a dan
gerous condition In the room. Mr..
Higgins ran out in the hall and gave
the alrrm. and meeting Arthur Fred
rickson. he informed him OF his pre-
diament. and with the aid OF Mr..
Fredrickson. soon had the fre extin-
guished and the danger over.
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Canon Girl Joins
Overall Club
dBy United pr..s.)

FORT COLLINS. April 2s.--The
overall movement has struck State
Teachers College, obtaining the al
legiance of over 200 students. among
them Miss Ella Johnson. attending the
Institution from Canon City.
The young men OF the frat group are
the instigators OF the movement. They
posted request for the signatures OF
all students who would solemnly agree
to wear their old winter clothes
through to the end OF the spring Sc
mester or to substitute for them cheap
apparel. such as overalls for the men
and ginRham aprons for the girls.
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Der OF the club. and expressed her
hospitality in this pleasing manner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson were
hosts at "a turkey dinner Sunday
evening Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur knowlton. MIR. and
Mrs. Ed Fredrickson, Mrs. Jessie En-
merson Price; Miss Wilma Newcomb;
Messrs. A. E. Wilson. Ray Bottenfield
and the hosts.
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HARRIS FAMILY ARE
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA

HARMS FAMILY AXE
HERE FROM CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harris and
two children arrived here from Sis
sons, Cal. Sunday to make their home
here Mrs. Harris was formerly
Miss Gertrude Horney. En- route
from, California they were guests OF
]. d. Harris at Long Beach. Ernest
Harris will be connected with the
clerical department of the Diamond
Fire Brick Company.
MEETING OF G. A. r.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
There. will be special meeting of
the Greenwood post No. 10, G. A. r., at
odd Fellows hall at 2:30 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. and all mem
bers are. ureed to be present as there
is business of Importance to be trans
acted. Greenwood post has an en-
rollment of 45 members, and is one OF
the largest organizations OF the kind
in the Upper Arkansas valley.
HILLSIDE FAMILY
SUNDAY IN CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wilder of HILL
side spent the weekend in the city
visiting friends,
LAST WEEK OF
REVIVAL MEETINGS
This week will probably be the last
of the revival meetings now in prog
ress at the Nazarene church. In
spite of the storm there were a num-
ber of people turned away from the
service last night on account of lack
of room.
There will be meetings every night
this week and all will be filed with
special interest. On one night the
evangelist will give his experience,
From Stage to the Pulpit" which is
full of life and power from start to
finish.
oNG HERE
FROM WESTcLIFFE
J. L. Ong of Westcliffe is business
visitor in the city.
MRS. HAMEL GUEST
FOR WEEKEND
Mrs. Charles Hamel of Hillside was
the weekend guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Trout.
DUBUQUE, IA, STORE HAS
SUCCESSFUL OPENING
A message recently received from
Carle B. Smith, manager, and Cecil c.
Smith, assistant manager of the ]. C..
Penney Company Stores at Dubuque,
Ia. state that they had the largest
opening day on April "a of any store
so far opened by the J. C. Penney
Company The Messrs. Smith are
former Canon City residents.
MRS. HOLMES BACK
FROM CALIFORNIA VISIT
Mrs. Martha Holmes returned Sat
urday from Berkeley. Cal, where she
has been the past five months as the
guest of her daughters.
RETURN TO HOWARD FROM
VISIT iNs CANON CITY
Mrs Nina Howard and little daugh-
/ ter, who have been visiting Mrs. w.
H. Smith, departed for their home at
Howard Saturday.
CHARLIE, FORD VISITS
OLD-TiME FRIENDS
Charlie Ford of Chicago is in town
today visiting old-time friends of
whom he has scorces and scores here.
Charlie has been wintering at Phoe-
nix. Ariz.. and is now going home to
spend the summer Mrs. Ford is in
Chicago, having recently recovered
from an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford were Canon City
residents in 1912 and 1913.
WARDNER WILLIAMS
BOOSTING JOSEPH BONNETT
Wardner Williams of Pueblo was IN
town today advertising the appear
ance of Joseph Bonnet the famous
French organist, who will give re-
cital at the Municipal Auditorium in
Pueblo on Thursday evening. April %
Mr.. Bennett has.an international repu-
tation. and is declared the premier
organist of the age. He is on tour
and Pueblo was fortunate enough to
get one of his open, dates.
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cLATzELL IN -.
PUEBLO ON BUsiNEse
L. A. CiatselI left Tuesday Tor
Pueblo on business trip.
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The 80 Telephone Club held a meet
ing at Three Mile Springs ranch on
Thursday evening at 1880. The fol
lowing officers were elected: l.. D.
Goss of Eight Mile Park. president:
Carl Ehlenfeld. secretary-treasurer
and lineman; W. A. Mollett. commit
teeman. Other matters pertaining to
the welfare Of the club were discussed
and genearl social time was enjoyed.
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SHOWERS HERE
FROM MANZANOIA

Mr.. and Mrs. z. Stoyer Of Manza-
nola arrived Tuesday and are regis
tered at the Strathmore hotel
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coToPAxl POSTMiSTR
LEAVES FOR HOME
RETURNS TO BUENA VISTA
AFTER VISIT IN CITY

Miss Anna Vavra returned to he
home in Buena Vista, after visi
with Miss Kate Lasker of Soutf
Canon the past week.
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Ine next meeting VIII De neld IN sep
tember.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. H. Bancroft enter
tanned at dinner at their home 500
Main street. Sunday at o'clock. Their
guests included members of their fam
lily and were Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Woodford and daughters. Lucille and
Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Wood
ford, Mrs Clara Garwood, John Mains,
Everett Bancroft and children, vir-
ginia, Richard and Barbara, and the
host and hostess.
The Beta Sigma Delta a club whose
membership is comprised of girls from
the Presbyterian Sunday school. met
at the home of Mary Somerville on
Greenwood avenue Friday evening.
After the usual business meeting. the
evening was spent in reading from a
book on missionary work entitled
The Moffats."' The two readers of
the evening were Helen Pauls and
Emma Ritzman. A recitation given
by Miss Helen Brandon and victrola
music added 10 the pleasure of the oc-
casion. Dainty refreshments. were
served by the hostess.
Mrs. T. M Harding was hostess at
a buffet supper Sunday evening in
compliment 10 the card club. Her
guests included Messrs. and Mes.
danes w n. Clark. w II. Dozier
George F. Rockafellow. +. l.. Smith,
Frank McFarlane. Swanton, p n
Chappen Hunter Palmer. Robert
Beall. Theodore Harding. w. T. Little
Theodore Ashley; Mesdames Frank
McGee. Emmy Palmer. lyman and
Sheriff.. Miss Luna Bierce. and the
Messrs. c. II. Biggs, David Robson
Judge Cooper and ostgren-
Mrs. B. +. Rockafellow presided
over beautifully appointed tea al
which members of the Dickens club
were the guests last Thursday after
noon, at her home. l21 Main street
Mrs. Rockafellow is an honoraryImem
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Monday
MARGARET GAUGHAN
GOES TO SAliDA

Margaret Gaughan of Chicago, who
spent Friday here visiting the Sisters.
at the Academy. left to visit friends
in Salida Saturday.
coToPAxI PosTMlSTREss
LEAVES FOR HOME
Ms Stella Stevens. the postmistress
at Cotopaxi, who has been the guest
of her brother. L. E. Cooper of East
Canon, departed for her home Satur-
day
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MRS. LANE RETURNS
TO DENVER HOME

Mrs. Harry J. Lane of Denver. who
has been making an extended visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ
Taylor, 612 River street. will depart
for Denver today. The Lanes were
residents of this city Is years ago.
Mrs. Lane expects to return this sum-
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Mrs. Emil Johnson entertained the
members of the Presbyterian choir at
her home. 1i11 Greenwood avenue.
last night. After choir practice there
was music on the victrola. and at the
close of the evening delicious refresh
ment were served.
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The next meeting will be held IN Sep
tember.
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MRS. KELLOGG
IN PARkDAIE

Mrs. H. NJ. Kellogg of East Main
street departed Saturday for Park
dale to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. R.
Siedentopf.
LITTLE CHILD
MUCH IMPROVED
Mrs. ID. Reininger, who has been
here with her baby daughter for med
ical treatment at the Graves hospital,
left for her home at Westcliffe Satur-
day, taking the little one home very
tnuch iu1nrOved
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The Delphian Society met at the
home of Mrs. Beckham, 1928 North
Third street, last night with Miss
Sybil Keys as leader of the study
hour. The topics were very interest
ing and the evening much enjoyed by
all present The next meeting VIII
be Tuesday, May IL, at ST. Michaers
hall.
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Mosquito Bar
zoe yard

Best quality, 81 inches
wide; white, pink, green
and blue.
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Yargen IS the superintendent OF the
home mission. While in the city he
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chester Quick, 20
Whipple avenue. had for o'clock din
ner guest Mr. Waters OF Pueblo las
Thursday evening. Mr. waters is tn
travelling auditor for the Arkansa
Valley Railway Light & Power Com
pany.
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Ell "RECORDMAN"
DEL DIVORCIO

EL bolcheviquismo ha determinado
I ha dado OCCASION a que Sc ma
nifesten en- Russia afciones sor--
prendentes, verdaderas vocaciones ines
peradaa.
Tai es e, case del ciudadano Nj
A. Spitzberg. que blasonaba de SCI "el
gran divorciadcr, ell "recordman" dc
las declaraciones de! divorcio'
Descendiente dc una familia noble
y ortodoxa de la que saheron numero
SOS oficiales de la Marina rusa, A. Spitz
berg sirvio, er los tiempos del zaris
m, en- el ministerio dc iusticia.
Despues de IA revolucion triun
fante e. regimen bolcheviquista, Spitz
berg fu6 nombrado jefe del Negociado
dc divorcios. Con febril entusiasmo Sc
entreg6 al ejercicio de las funciones
dc su nuevo empleo; trabajando sin
darse I'm punto de reposo en- la gene
rosa tarea de descasar a Ia gente, SO
par6 centenares de matrimonios por
semana.
Bier pronto SO hizo universalmente
famoso. En- Petrogrado, Ia Erase "ha
Ger una vista a Spitzberg'' signifcaba
poner fin la vida conyugal.
Pero eel gran divorciador'' necesi
taba algo mas. Con la nlisma actividad
e, mismo cello que habia puesto en-
deshacer matrimonios, Sc dedico com
batir todas las religiones, en- las igle
sias, en- los temples y en- las sinagogas
proclamaba la guerra Dios, al que
acusaba de ser ell mas cruel enemigo
dc la raza humana.
FL "'recordman de las declaracio
nes de divorcio' ha conclude su glo
ROSA carrera, muriendo, segun los pc
riodicos rusos, a consecuencia de la
soberana paliza que lie proporcionaron
unos aldeanos de Moscou al terminar
I'M magnifco'' discurso antirreligio
SO
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soMBRERos ELEGANTEs

Mademoise.le Alice Cocee, c6lebre ar
tista del teatro dc los "Bouffes pari
sien7'' es la vez una mujer muy bo
nita que tiene gran predilecci6n por
los sombreros negros.
Esta artista. como muchas de las
que ocupan primeros puestos EN- los
teatros parisinos. puede ser caIfcada
sin ode arbitro de la elegancia de
modelo acceptable, de presentadora de
novedades que encuentran generalmente
favorable acogida son imitadas ex
portadas on plazos breves.
La in6ustria de la moda, que tanta
Importance tieLe en- Paris, cuenta con
verdaderos artistas. no 500 entire los
productorcs (creadores suelen uamarse
ellos). siro entire quienes lanzan ex
hiben las primicias de sus novedades.
Pero aGn ganan en- efcacia estas
exhibiciones las que Ell paseo, Ell la
Gale, en- la "soiree' o EN- el teatro
realizan las artistas de fama.
Una de las que muchas e.egantes to
man como modelo es precisamente la
sefiorita Cocee, la de los sombreros ne
gros, como antes decimos.
Sc trata de un sombrero de tut Y
encaje, adornado con cintas aZul turque
sa, y margaritas del mismo color, Sc
micubiertas por Ell +ul.
El sombrero es de paia ale vuelta,
bordada con felpil.as y cordOnes.