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LOS DEPoSl-
TOS DE JEFES Y OFlCiAlsS

Ia SeCretaria de Guerra y Marina
hizo del conocimiento prbico en dHa'
naSados eI proyecto que estudia para
Ia sunresi0n dc los Dep0sItoS de exec
denies de Jefes y Oficiales del E1er,
n. nor co~nsiderarseles o1erosos pari
o, Frario Nacional. Pretendese, sesun
81 provecto de r~eferencia, ~" los Je-
Cas y oficiales de los Depositos pa
son = las reservas del nuevo EJerIlto'
con III descuento de un cincuenA DOT
cien,o en- sus haberes Tue en- Ia &C
r,ali6ad los reciben inteSros.
IA Secretaria de Guerra apoEa ;"
p~rovecto en- que 81 bien e. cier'o que
.ar,s eIemcntos veran cons4deraole-
reducidos sus salarios. en- cam
hio 6~isfrutaran lie mayores hoeita-
.das coeo con que no a dc acuerdo
los ~interesados o, Dor melor oecii' 'oa
perjudicados.
Los jefes y oficiales &C los uepo-
.;,oe ceIebraron aver una Junta y a.
oordaror a~cercarSe al P~residente dc ID
Raniblica, a quien habran dc expire
.,r CT, inconformidaG con dlch" pro-
,.,,c Dcciarar los d%csContentos que
nr.f,eren que Sc les dele en- aoSotu'h
iihertad -ctirdndoSe!cs Sus haperes Gil
ro,al, mejor que Sc les maya el "eS-
.,,,ento del ]cincuenta por cicntc H'e-
daulo con obl..aciones'
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- c.
DATO do A CONOCER Ell PRO
GRAMA DE GOBiERNO EN- LA
JuNTA QUE PRESIDE
Ell REY

Del Se-vicio Especial para LA PRENSA."
MADRID, Octubre 5.-El Primer Mi
nistro Dato anuncio I'm programa vas
TO Y de gran importancia duralte Ia
session del Gabinete que preside el
Fey Alfonso.
. Segun las declaraciones que hizo el
Primer Ministro, Sc ticne Ia i]ntenci6n
de aplica= medidaS preventivaS y re-
preSivas an ~enSrgicaS como sea nece-
Sario. pero al mismo tempo Sc intro
duciran tefOrmaS y Sc. re~orSanizaran
las leyeS tanto socialeS como econ6-
micas. d~andoseIe atenciGn preferente
a IA soluci6n de los conflictos indus
u-ialeS.
Ademds. segnn eapres6 Dato. Sc
estan preparandO proyectos de ley re-
Iacionados con los SECURES de los O.
breros, con el problema de as casas
V Sc estan estudiando difereHtes pro
yectos para dictar otras medidas que
Sc r~elacionan o los contracts entire
los patrones y los obreroS.
Tambien prometi0 el Primer Minis
tro cue ell Institute de las Reformas
Sociales sera convertible en- ConSejo
Superior de Trabajo; que los profile
mas agricolas serAn motive de nuevas
leyes bajo los auspicios del Institute
de Coloa!Eaci6E que eS el que tlene
que Yer con IA legislation sobre tie
rras: que el C6digo Civil SufrirA mu-
chas notifications con ei fin de mo-
dernizarlo Y que Sc emprendera con
todo vigor Ia raTea de deSarrollar la
:Es-. o..o5o1, o. Mo
! rruecos. desde Ell punto de vista de
los ferrocarriles, IA agricultural. Ia mi
neria. las cortes V los hospitales, esta'
b~leciendose. ademas. un sistema edu-
| cativo en- que los derechos de los ma
tivos sean respetados-
Eabl6 tambien de I'm plan compile
10 para la reorganization Y mejora-
miento de las comunicaciones que da-
| IA Dor resultado un siStema de ferro-
| CARRIES que Sc halle en- contacto mas
lntimo con los puertoS maritimos. espe
cialmente aquellos por los que sc hace
e. comercio con 81 continente anne
ricano.
En- cuanto al aumento de las tart
fas ferrocarrileras. dijo Dato que el
| proyecto respective seria presentado
al Parlamento que autorizara al cita-
do aumento que es Indispensable para
| log-ar una exploitation c~onveniente de
! los caminos de fierro. debiendo conSe-
varse bajas las Quotas corresponds,
| ties a los articulos alimenticios.
Sc iniciari igualmente Ell desarrollo
de Ia fuerza h~idraulica = IN vasto
programa dc irrigation Y relacionado
con los bosQues.
Todos los esfuerzos Sc di-igiraR CT
eI sentid de evitar las e~speculacio-
mes.
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CABLES De ESPANA
.Serpicio especial de LA PRERSA
Motin en- la Plaza de Toros de Madrid.-Los trabajos del
Congreso Postal International. -Dato do a conocer Ell
programa de Gobierno.-Fueron atendidas las quejas
del concrete extranjero.

de SuiZa, de Coppet.
Las sesiones revision IN caracter
privado, pero ocasionalmcnte Sc pro-
porcionan informes que permiten for
marse idea de los progresses realiZa-
dos.
La mayor parte del trabajo estd a
cargo de las comisiones especiaimen-
te n~ombradas para estudiar differences
asuntos c informar Sobre lilo
Parece que I'm conflicto de opinio-
nes est3 q punto de surgir con mott
yo del aumento de las taritas posta-
les que rec!ama "a mayor parte de as
n]aciones de Europa.
Otra de las cuestiones pendienteS es
Ia que eSiste entire F'rancia y Suiza Y
ESpana, en- vista de que estas nltimas
estan recibiendo los pages que les ha-
cen F'rancia, Italia, Belgica y Grecia
en- frances que estan muy dcprecia-
dos.
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Del Se-vicio EspeciG! pGTa Ia PRENSA."
MADRID, Octubre 5.-La GuardIa
Civil sc rI6 oblIgada a desenrainar
los sabIes para >ofocar I'm motln que
- inici6 durante Ia corrida de toros
del domingo pasado.
FL origen de 81 tue que el Juez que
presidla IA corrida Sc neS5 a darIe
al famoso rorero m~eNicano Luis Freq
ia oreja del tOro que bahia rnataGo.
Freq sue cogido por el segundo to-
re-. Que le cause una herida superb
cial en- 81 estGrnago Y cuando 10 mato
Ia multitud lie tribute una ovaci6n y
pid!6 que Sc le diera Ia oreja, cosa a
Ia cue Sc nec6 el Juez' dando por
resultado tai negative que Ell puollco
50 lanzara 4 Ia Plaza.
Con eI objeto de restablecer el Or
den. Sc - di6 a Freq Ia oreja-
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VAN A ESTuDIAR LA TElE-
GRAFlA INALAMBRlCA

La entrante semana saldran para
los Estados Unidos Y Europa los en-
pleados y alumnoS que Ia Secretarla
de Comunicaciones design3 para que
fueSen a estudiar todas las cuestioneS
relatives a Ia radio-telesrafia, que
vendran lueso "a ensenar en- Il Es-
cuela Nacional de T~elegrafos.
Hasta ahora no Sc ha dado Il lis
ia dc las personals escogidas, pues Sc
deSea evitar a toda costa la rivalidad
que entire los alumnos de aQuel plan
tel pudiera surgir a prop6Sito de IL
selection.
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SESSION EXTRAORDINARILY
DE LOS DlPUTADOS

Los diputadcs fueron tAdos para
una iunta extraordinaria que t"ndra
lugar el dia de mahana, por Ia ma
mana. con objeto de proceder a Ia ca
.lificaci6n de las eIecciones de senaao-
res por el Distrito Federal. Il de las
funciones exclusives de Ia refe:ida
CAnara.
Por Ia tarde senadores Y dtputados
asistiran a Ia session del Consreso Ge-
neral. a Ia cual fueron convocadoS pa
IN nrnceder a la election del MaGiStra-
do del Tribunal Supreme oet DiS'Fito
Federal. que debera substitulr al Il
cenciado Jose Maria T~-uchuelo.
Sc cree Que para este pueSto oo;en-
dra el triunfo ell licenciado Alfonso
TOrO.
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Sc OiCTO UNA lMPORTANTE OR
DEN QUE AFECTA AL CO.
MERCIO EXTRANJERO :

Del Sergieio Especial pare LII PRENSA."
MADRID Octubre 5.-El Ministro
de Hacienda ordeno que Sc implanta-
"a una refcrma im~portante que afecta
al concrete ~extranjero con Espana.
En- vista de las quejas de las casas
comerciales eHtranjeraS reiativas a Tue
las AduanaS e~spaiolas SO hallahan lie
mas de mercancias que no eran reco-
gidas por los d-estinatarios. el referi
do Ministro orden6 que todas las nler
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REMOClONES EN- Ell PER-
SONAl DE LOS TElEGRAFOS

Por acuerdo de Ia Secretar'a de Co
~municaciones Y Obras Publicas fueron
suspendidoS en- sus empleos los seHo-
res Luiz G.. Zepeda y Fernando A
Pereyra. que en- calidad de jefes sc
oncontraban al frente de los departa-
mentos de Legislation Y de Llneas
reSpectivamente. en- la Direction Gene
raj de T~elegrafos.
En- su substitution fueron desiSna-
dos. o acuerdo de la propia Secreta-
ria, Manuel Gomez Y Enrique Cam
pbell.
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Para iibros en- espahol, dirijase US.
.ol , l.. Casa Editorial Lozano. 1lS
Al c., Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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IA
aoIl zsIiklz4NeE!Se1O
Reforma a las tarifas de los ferrocarriles.- Remociones en-
Telegrafos.-Concmso de voces.-Sesion extraordl-
maria en- la Camara.-Un Departments tecnico de
aviacion.-A estudiar telegrafia nalambrica.-Decla-
raciones del general Agular.-Ohas ~noticias.

CiUDAO DE MEXICO. Octubre 3
La Secretaria de Comun!caciones Y
Cbras :?ublicas inferno, con fecaa de
aver, scbre el cstrGio u en- braves
dtas seran objeto las tarifas u ac-
tual,nente rigen or los Fcrrocarriies
Nacionales. por parte de n Conlision
federal para cuya formation Sc desiS-
nan va personals honorables Y compe-
tentes que Sc ~encargaran luego &c
formular I'm proyecto de reformaS
u venga a nivelar tales tarifaS que,
como es bien sabido, fuercn ~expedidas
h.ace va muchoS amos.
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E Ell GENERAL
HlGINIO AGUiLAR

A~nteayer lego a e>ta capital, pro-
cedente del Estado de Neracruz, e!
general Higinio Aguilar, qIi"n con
fecha de aver acudi6 a Ia Secretaria
de Guerra y Marina a con~ferenc;ar con
ell sub Secretario, general Francisco
r. Serrano. a quien manifesto que sIs
fuerZa$ habian siGo va licenciadas
conforme a las instrucciones del Gene
IaI Gales.
En- sus d~eclaraciones manifesto el
general Aguilar que sus soldados no
habian tenido nj IN solo gesto de pro-
Tesla al ser licenciadoS. Y u por
81 contrario manifestation deseos de
volver a sus antiques trabajos. reel
biendo sus dos meses de haberes en-
calidad de qualification.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-07

TcnSo conoSimIeato de cue alGunCs md
eiduoS que NJ slGule1a han estAco en- N
eiudad de Los Angeles. California. ancAn re-
rorriendo aixuaoS EStAdos &c y Union Ame-
ricana, rob2ndo y enganando deScS-ac2nrnr
e al p1bEeo, d4ndole. = cambIo de AZ d-
rs sirvea. y para cuye in. souan indie
bi5amente mi pomLrs y abCSan &c - coa-
fIanz2 cue 20 ne SabIdo Inspirar a. puolea
en- nj trahSSo SeTlO y Gonrado.
Como este acto, 2paFte Ge couSltuIr poc
si solo UNI grave Infraccion = las Leyes
&C este Pals. p0drIs Gcsp-eSGGIarrne ante lcs
o5os de Is pcrSonas CUE pudie-an cresr
IL =. Maritime, me aEresurO = puoncl- a.
"a adyertencIR para eSltar cue e en-aro so-
rio y procnz. sIss Rdeante-
Por orta parte. como estes CHARLATA.
MES E LMPOSToRES TOMAN Ill NON.
z PARA ROBAR AL PUBLICO. 81 tenga
prueba, svidenIes en- mi pode- para p-ocsd--
sysImente en- contra dc eStos adIviGGos SIN
eoncienci2-
No debe oivida- e. pGbIco que padece en-
fe-medades, age ms metoGOs &c curar sou
shsolotaments sin medicinal Acem2s, 81
10 lego q salIr en- glrs por los ESLaGos, coss
que no he psns2dO aun, DARE POR Ia
PRENSA Ell ANISO CORRESPONDENTS
de person2s que. GeSpues de haoer utilizaGs
mis- s~ervicioS. han sico benefIcladSS J cura-
G.s- Tenxo en- MI poder ceRtenA-S de e-
tos testimonios-Los euaIes mosrra-s = quiea
pSrte-
PROF. Il. c. MARTINEZ
Pcse-oSs SGnGGs-.
A ToDoS MIS- PACIENTES
Yea listed en- "a edIci6n serasrSria de
La Prensa' LIS fotoSrafias > testimonies
2o2-4-s American Bank Building
Los ANGELES. CAL
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c~ancias e~xistcntes tueran eA
81 tErmino de cuarenta y ocho hoF's
V que de no hacerlo aSi Sc les CORA
rfan dcrechos &c almacenaje prohloi-
tivoS.
ara complimentary esta orden' SO
nombraron emplcados especla'eS en-
todos los puertos y la frcAtera aHec'
,ihr. de Ia c4rga acumulada en- las d.
ferenteS aduanas.
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Sc SIENTE DIEZ AMOS MAS
JOVEN

Cualquiera persona que sufra De
dolores en- Ia espalda, jaquecas, err
los musculos, dolores reumaticos, o
cualouiera otro sintoma de afeccio-
mes en- los rinones o vejiga, Sc inte-
,resara en- leer esta carta de H.
Brvde. e25 Garden ST., Hoboken, n.
]. "Durante muchos amos no pude
hacer 10 que ahora hago. Mi es-
posa tenia que ponerme los zapa'
tos muchss veces. Logre aliviarme
con las Pastillas de Foley para los
Rinones. Ahora Tie siento diez amos
mas lover" De venta en todas las
6ropuerias. (Adv.)
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LOS TRABAJOS DEL CONGRESO
POSTAL

De. Serrieio Especial pcra LA'PRENsA'
MADRID, Octuors Oil ;SaDa'o
real del Congreso Postal Sc inicio una
yeZ que los delegados Sc reunleroh
bajo "a presidential del e1-Presidente
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-11

place at the home Of Miss Ruby Ma
son. dean of women at the University
of Illinois; the. bride being given ln1
marriage by Mrs. Mason mother of
the dean. The bride was beautifully
gowned in a white brocaded satin with
court train which was borne bv the
Misses Agnes and Helen Johnson: her
veil was of white tulle caught up BY
a band of pearls. and she carried q
bouquet of BRIDES roses she was
preceded by the little ring bearer. Bet
tv Mcfarland and her bridesmaids
We're Miss Sylvia Vollmer. assistant in
Romance languages at the universi&.
Miss Helma Noolmer. 20 of New
Mexico Miss Wilma shelton, Miss Sell
ma Eyersol. and Miss LoXa Davis. OF
Charleston. and Miss LoNa Bean. or
Blue Mound. The groom was attend
ed by Senator Thomas Benton Catron
of New Mexico. Acting President Da-
vid Kinley of the university. and Dean
Kendrick B. PADDOCK. Mr.. Dodd holds
degrees from several universities. ana
is now with the legislative reference
bureau in Springfield where he and
Mrs. Dodd will make their home. at
100 Lawrence avenue. after honey-
moon spent in Chicago.
Mrs. Dodd. who holds a masters
degree at the University of Illinois.
aud is a graduate of the University of
Missouri. where. in her senior year
she was voted the most popular girl
az Missouri. and was also elected Sa-
vitar Queen. She was we'll known in
Albuquerque and Las Vegas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-11
MEMBERS OF SAFETY
COMMITTEES ENTERTAINED

ON Thursday afternoon formal
call was paid by combined committee
of members of the Albuaueruue-S Santa
Fe safety committees upon Mrs, Jo-
seph X. Wilson, distinguished figure
in national safety. who served tea to
her callers. The committee members
We're: d. F.. Barton. c, A.. Judd and
J. p. McMurrav of Albuquerque,
Isaiah Hale, who was unable to be
present sending his compliments.
Mrs. Wilson became nationally
known through her activity in the
safety movement She is a director of
the national safety council. chairman
of the safety section of the federal
Americanization movement. and was
for two years national chairman of the
educational committee of the national
safety committee for United States
public schools. Mrs Wilson originated
a .dafinitlon of safety which has been
adopted as a slogan by the national
safety council and which is given a
page by itself in the program of the
safety entertainment and dance held
at the armory on Thursday night. The
slogan is Safety Is not the absence of
danger but danger controlled" Mrs
Wilson was asked to make an address
at the entertainment but declined on
account OF recent illness
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KinhalI-,JOrtIan.

On THURSDAY morning at 10 O'Clock
Miss Mabel Abigail Kimball. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. f NJ. Kimball. was
married to Walter Frederick Jordan,
at the home of her parents. The cere-
monv was performed by the Reverend
Themes f.. Harvey of the Baptist
church. before an improvised altar of
palms. ferns. and poinsettias. which
W. arranged in the living room
To the strains of the bridal chorus
from ,Lohengrin, the bride entered
preceded by her sister, her maid of
honor, Miss Helen Kimball The bride
wore a very chic suit of reindeer sill
vertone trimmed with Hudson seal.
and a small hat to match. Her only
ornament was a handsome necklace
of gold beads. which had been worn
by her grandmother, She wore a cor
sage bouquet of sweet peas.
Following the wedding a charming
breakfast was served. the brides table
being decorated in pink and white
flowers and smilaX artisucally ar
ranped. Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan left for
Santa Fe on their honeymoon where
thew will visit points of interest. After
February / they will be at home to
their many friends at Harrington. Neb.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-11
COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE HAS
SUCCESSFUL PREMIERE

The opening venture Of the COmmu-
nitv Playhouse association of Albu-
ouercne in the presentation. of the
Armfield players on Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week was genu-
inc and gratifying success. both the
lectures. which were given in the
afternoons. and the evening perform
ances. being well attended and en-
Enthusiastically received. The lectures
of Miss Smedlev and Mr.. Armfield ex.
rlained the idea of the advanced lit
tie theater movement in relation to
the community.
That each community NAV attain
an ortistic dramatic expression
through the methods worked out in
Synthetic" drama was shown in Mr.,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-11
G. f. of the Congregational
CIuunIa

The Christian Endeavor of the Con-
gregational church held an election OF
officers at their meeting on THURSDAY
night William Ireland being elected
president: Miss Eva Seth. vice presi-
dent; Frank Severns. secretary:
George Belman. treasurer: Enid Reed
corresponding secretary; Florence
Hull. pianist: Elsie Sutherland. assist
ant pianist Plans were made to or
ganize a Junior Christian Endeavor
concluded a social hour was spent.
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Also Dessert MOlds

Send US two trademarks from
Jiffy-Jell packages-the % circle
trademarks on the front. That
will certify that you use ffy-Jell.
We will mail you this half-pint
cup. 1t is an exact cup for use
with any recipe. And two filings
with water dissolve one package
of Jiffy- Jell exactly right.
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An Aluminium Measuring Cup

The favors come in liquid
form, in bottles, They are juices
OF crushed fruit concentrated.
Jiffy-J eli has a wealth of fruit
favor. We use half pineapple,
for instance, TO favor a pint des-
sert. The Pineapples are crushed
in Hawaii-fruit too ripe to ship.
1t is real fruit, not mere favor,
that folks like and need.
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Safety First and Fraternity Dances
=: 3: :: :: 3: =: =: =: =: =:
the Two Big Affairs of the Week

Armfield's demonstration of the use Of
scenic effects. lights. and posture The
artistic ability Of each community
may be brought to bear on. first. play
writing Cor PERHAPS we should saw
last,) then costume designing. scene
painting lighting effects and artistic
INTERPRETATION of whatever plav or
drama is selected.
And this is exactly what the direc-
tors of the Playhouse association hone
to accomplish here. They Will find a
receptive and symDathetic audience
which is looking forward with antici-
patton to their efforts.
FORTNIGHTLY CLUB.
One of the most ENJOYABLE programs
of the season was that given at the
home of Mrs. 5. T. Fann last TUESDAY
evening, The program was partly inn
several members who were to have
given selections. Mr.. Regensburger
was one of those who responded wien
appealed to at the last moment and his
delightful either solos. (a) To Harm;
menselv entoyed. MIR, Klein also gave,
impromptu. a charming little group Of
songs of his own composition, The
Night Has a Thousand Eyes. " Three
They were DELIGHTFULLY."- sung. and
much enioved. Miss Grace Stortz
gave a remarkably sweet and intelli-
gent rendering of Mother o. Mine"
and in response to the encore. "Darl-
in" Miss F1voAa Tessman's two piano
numbers. "Romance," by Tschaikow-
ski. and Variations bv Haydn. We're
given with a brilliancy and spirit
which brought forth much apprecia-
ton. Mrs. George Everitt gave a
paper on Chopin which proved verv
interesting. Mrs. John Strumquist was
present and on behalf Of the W. c. T.
U. asked for the clubs support for
al, Il l.
Tsianina and Cadman towards the end
of the month The enthusiastic sup
port of all the members of Fortnightlv
was assured.
January 90. the place to be announced
later.
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The annual meeting Of the Mems
club of the Congregational church
took place on Tuesday evening. The
election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President. Prof J. S. Landers;
secretary. II. l.. SNYDER: treasurer,
George e. Loveioy. An address was
given bv the Reverend j. II Batten of
Claremont Calf. on 1.-The Ideals of
the Pilgrims" The meeting closed with
an oyster stew and a social time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-11

Whitson: commander. Alice Lewis !,
Lieutenant commander. Mary f. Fail;
collector. Katherine Fisher: record
keeper. FANNY Blakemore.
The knights of Columbus held their
second dance on Monday night at Co
lOmbo hall. A large crowd attended,
the music was good and lasted until
- o'clock. Dancing in albuquerque, is
surely coming into its. own. and the
reason why or one of the reasons why
is the floor at Colombo hall.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-01-11
WOMAN'S CLUB TO
GTNE nNIT

The REGULAR meeting Of the Woman's
club on FRIDAY was a business session
at which the net project of the club.
The Dav Nursery, was the subject
of discussion. WAYS and means to
surnort tho nursery location and fl
nances were considered. and it wasI
decided to rive a charity ball on Feb
ruarv ! 2 at the Elk's club to aid the
nursery fund. ARRANGEMENTS will be
in charge of Mrs. lillian Hartmann
Johnson and details will be an
nounced later.
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GOOD TIMES GIVE A
ILNp Nl,Nk nANNE.

guests of the Good Times club: re-
turned the compliment with a Lean
Year dance. the first of the season. on
Friday night at colombo hall. The
asked their escorts and served a SUP
per, The affair was most successful
o.
The Five Hundred club, met with
Mrs. T.. r. Jackson on WEDNESDAY
vcning instead of on Monday the
usual dav
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A SrRpRISE pARTY

John Beaver was taken unaWares
by a birthday surprise party or, Mon,
dav night. the constructors propitiated
their unsusDeCting host with gift of
five pairs of silk hose. Games were
plaved and przes were won by Mrs.
Mahonev and Mr. McCanna. BOBBY
prl2es consolol Mrs. Hall and Mr. Ja-
cObsen.
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An account is printed in the Cham
paien. ILL.,. News Gazette of the mar
rage there on New Years afternoon
of Miss Sue Hutchinson. formerly
critic teacher and supervisor at the
New Mexico normal university. TO
Walter Farleigh Dodd. prominent
LAWYER of Chicago. The wedding took
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The sew and So" club met on We'd
nesdav of this week with Mrs A.. A;
Hasslin at her home on East Central
avenue. Mrs. y. r. Garcia read that
delightful story Mother. by K"th-
lcen Norris. to the great endowment of
the club members. A most pleasant
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MRS. FRED CAMERON
HnGTESC

Mrs. Fred Cameron entertained
most pleasantly at bridge on THURSDAY
afternoon five tables PLAYING. A first
prize was won hv Mrs. Oestreich, cut
by Miss Reba Conner. Delicious re-
freshments We're served. Mrs, Gamer
on plans another affair on Thursday
of next week.
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YOUNGER CROWD
DANCES Az TIE G. G.

owen and Ralph Marion and Eli
Glassman were the Youthful hosts at
a dance GIVEN at the Country club on
Friday night Mrs. G l.. snyder chap
Jazz band insured already eager feet
to trip it still more featly, Punch was
served to heated threats, forty of them
and--it was lovely party.