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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
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ciclo Y este mar Sicmprc aZul, STEM
pre- loZano siempre caudal
La contemplation de estas ticrras
CanariaS rcalmcttc Is c0nfortad0ra.
pouue cs III prcsencia en- un desicrto
de una gran Zona bien urbaniZada. No
sc We terra Ell ounce dfaS dc viaje,
81 no es en- sus puertoS. y la ostensi-
bic aparici6n de esas islas. fucrteS,
empinadas henchidas de vida, produ
ce en- el amino placer inefabe mUy
hondo Y muy cordial. Estamos VA pc
netrando Ell el tercer dfa Y en- las cla
raS lontananzaS aparcce ccnicicnta lat
cumbrc triplrtita dc la Ultima CSta-
ci6n. FL puerto es alberto. y cntramoS
sin dificuliad. Pisajeros que Sc que
dan: viajcros que embarcan: trabaja-
doreS que Sc accrcan. bOtcS, lanchaS,
carabineros, chiquillos astr0sos NADIA
dorcs. Ahora hay cicrta prisa. Tn tro-
pei de tipOs eegantes, de mocitas en-
yueltas Ell sedas Y Ell abrigos lujosos,
gabaldinas, maletines. naletas bien
cogidas Y caraS placentcras llcgan en-
una barca. grandc. Suben. TrOpiezan
ulloS con OtroS. Una gran inarm0nfa
de voces, de ansiedadcS. dc interjcc-
clones alegrcS, salud0s, diAlogos en-
cendidoS. nihoS que corretean para
ALA para acd Y criadaS Y madreS
que les buScan. Ha cobrado cl barco
una sibita animaci0n. :que Ocurrc? ?
ESta gpnte ha Subido ahora mismo. e.
y on este hemos tropezadO con cl poe
ia Nillacspcsa.
Is cl gran pOeta que VA camino de
Caracas, la gran capital en- donde CO.
brara Su mas resonante triunfo con cl
estreno de su drama magiStral Boil
var" Lieya la gran Compailia contra
tada para montarlo Il su llcgatia IL la
brillante capital vencZolana toda
csa @cnte apresurada. inarm6nica Ell
las actitudes Y risuela Y rego"ija jada
eS la que con ii trulfari clamorosa-
mentc. Hay una aura de bienestar
abordo VA. Una como cntrctenida ale
grfa acaricia In cuhicrta La saliIa de
cstr puerio nos tienc VA ante III pa
voroSa u!nleucia de este OcGano At
lantico. Y Il los dos dfas cstamoS SllS-
pirando por llcgar Il San Juan. Co
micnZan las ansicdades,-qu son ne
nos Sracias Il la comodidad Y comfort
exquisite que ofrecen cstos amablcs ic
fcS del barco-y So accrcan los ca-
ractcres propicios. sc vrriiica la IA
Gil Y obligada communication entire
tantos dcsconocidoS Villacspesa yo
hcmos fraternizado sinccramentc. So
mos amigos. y mas ahOra, que supo
hablarme con tanto acierto discre-
ci6n Y carii1os de los mas altos
problemas de h;ivida; poftorriquena, de
personals y episodios que bien prego-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

nan que tienc para la iSla afecto i'll
quebrantable Con Gl viene un galIardo
s. culusiLit Grtor. Rafael Marin de La-
bra. sin duda el temperamcnto mas
franco Y s6lido para el teatro de los
que trae, Y caballcroso como un hijo-
dalgo. Alma de luz Y iuminoso poeta
cs cl colombiano Rafael Burgos. posi-
blemcnte portaeStandarte de III jovcn
poo Sfa' de Sll pals. ccrehro bicn cStria-
do Y de una exceptional cultura lite
raria. Todos los cualeS. entrc lecturaS
subjas, recitacioues prodigiosas, y
conlidcnciaS umigahlcs disclrrcn du-
rante nos accrcamoS III tGrmino de
este via.jc. Yaa dos dfas de Ii isla.
llua tarde sombria HEviosa. y 10 le-
jano, Ell direction hacia n0Sotros We
MIA un CRANE traSatllnticU: era el
''Buenos Aires que habIa salido de
San Juan para ESpaila. In aquel mo
mento todos en- 81 barco buScaron Ii
meior po>ici0n para verEn yasar. y pr
50 iuhto a nosotroS, amigo, fraterno,
lanYando un aic%rc Y emucionante sli-
60. y iuego otro. cE tal;o 81 Mont
vidto' respondi6 con otro. y luego
cfrU, dillo@o intense de solidar ridad V
de despedida On aQuclaS infinitas sole
dadeS on que uno So alcjaba para
ALA en- In gran inc6~nita del acaSo ale
/ voso, Y cl otro para acd en la risuena
esperanZa de IN arj'fh0 VA feliz \
| oh. que feliz cuanlo al amanecel
del siibado. perturbados por una espc-
SfSima nube 50 a!canzaban los monies
mas altos. hacia los que nos fuimos
acCrcando POGO :; POGO. deScifrando ca
cIloS de zonas conocid;tS todo cl freil-
tr de Rio picdras V san Juan, cl pai-
safe de Puerta TERRA y de Santurce.
hasta lcrr deSde cl centro de Ia bahiil
los lctreros dc e. o. Lord Y Contar las
vcntai!as Y las puertas del Edificio Fe-
/ Gci'hl.
,QuG elnoci0n tan intpnss de tantas
cosas. la que produce llcgar de tan L.
jos Il In TERRA madrc
El;riqHc Lcfebrc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
CRONICA DE ESPANA
"SOBRE UN VlA)JE7

Rcino. deja la Corte Ell Yalla dolid.
Luego Palencia despu6s los pue-
bios de ella con sus casas de ascilla
encajonadas en- Ia incltaiia: cuaE 81
fueren conejeras..
6 Al eAtraF en- la proyincia de San-
tander, tedo Gambia Ia yegetacion, ell
rjaaisaje, todo cs tlistinto Ell suelo que
antes era arido, amarillo, intermina-
bic, vuelvese Verde, de un verde os-
euro Y triston cortado niuy a menudo
por montaflas grandiosas@. En- los.
picos de Reinosa, atin no .lia desapa-'
recido la nieve.
Atravesamos ell pterto de, Saja. dis
tante de este liltimo punto pnos diez
Kilometres. Por ell lado de, aca. tiene,
unos doce mil metres de subida por
el otro, cuarenta mil de baiada. Tan
Eta es, que los frenos comienzan
quemarse.
Anochece. Desde un alto, vese San
l. lCellle uc Id i0dIHutlA' ouS-ShSo0 SOA
sus. luces, reflejanse en- ell aqua de la
ria dando la impression de un pueblo
clio de ensue1O...
A Ia derecha, el mar. Hace un afio,
cerca, que no 10 yeo. A los que somos
de Puerto Rico criados allf por 10
menos. nos causa siempre la misma
impression la contemplation del ocea-
no.. Una algeria extraph! me inva-
de conforme me voy aproxfmando "a
| Gl. q
Por fin despu6s de ounce horas de
viaje. entramos en- Asturias, en la tie
! IRA de Pelayo, Ia que libert6 Espa-
4 ia: Llegamos al t6rmino de nuestrO
viaje. Hegamos a nuestra patria....
! Jose Manuel Perez Morris.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
LA CASA DE ESPANA EN- Ponce !: !
,---~- - - =. 0 a X
la Reunion del Domingo

Casa de Espana que Sc esta llevan-
do cabo por toda la Isla, en- una
campana combinada y que esta dando
los resultados mejores, los senores
don Rafael Fabian, don Caiqos Lopez
de Tord, don Ernesto Freyre, don Ma
nuel Gambler, don Enrique Zorrilla,
don Emilio S. Jimenez Y don Jose Pc
rez Losada, siendo todos niGy aplau-
didos.
Ponce respondera, como esta res
pondiendo toda la Isla, que. esta ac-
tiva inteligente propaganda de los
mejores frutos, va que ellos Sc tradu-
cen en- prestigio, en- gafantia, en- una
efectiva fuerza de solidaridad y de
comprehension entire todos los elemen
tos que forman la Casa de Espafia en-
Puerto Rico.
La Directiva del Casino Espanol,
sienlpre esplendida, tuyo obsequios
muy amables para los Comisionados
deaSan Juan y para todos los concu-
rrentes al acto.
En- Coamo Sc entrevisto tambien la
Comision de San Juan con Ell ilustra-
do yirtuoso parroco de aquella po-
blacion, don Marcelino Rodriguez, con
Ell senior Alfonso, y con ell Padre Gar
cia, y Sc convino-y de clio respon-
de el entusiasmo nunca desmentido del
Padre Marcelino Rodriguez-que en-
breve Sc celebrara ALI una reunion
para dejar constitufda y normalmen-
te funcionando; la Junta Local de la
Casa de Espafa.
Los senores don Rafael Fabian Y
don Emilio S. Jimenez, pusieron sus
AUTOMOBILES la disposition de los
Comisionados de San Juan, cooperan-
do asi que esta inportantisima la
Dor de propaganda que viene obte-
niendo tan prevista y tan esperanza-
dora solidaridad, Sc efectde sin gasto
ialguno para la Association. ~
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

En- el cspl6ndido Casino que tienen
los espanoles en- Ponce y que tiene en-
su historic de exitos, el prestigio de
tanta fiesta brillante como ALI Sc ha
dado, Sc llevo a efecto el domingo la
reunion de la Casa de Espana. A.
Ell acto Sc celebro las tres, estan-
do presentes los siguientes sefiores:
Don Ernesto Freire, Consul de Espa-
ma en- Puerto Rico, don Manuel Con
zalez Martinez, Presidente de la Jun
ia Central de la Casa de Espafia; don
Carlos Lopez de Tord, Presidente de
la Junta Local en- Ponce; don Fran
cisco Forteza, Presidente del Centre
Espanol de la culta ciudad; don Fran
cisco Gavilan, digno Viceconsul de Es-
pa1a en- Ponce; don Rafael Fabian, d.
Enrique Gorilla, don Emilio S. Jime-
nez, don Manuel Gambler, don Fran
cisco Ballester, don Jose. Perez Losa-
da, don, Rafael Torres, don Damian
Morell, don Martin Aparicio, don An
tonic Morell, don Luis Bergnes, don
Antonio Vicens Magraner, don Jose
Aparicio, don M. Matos Santos, don
Rafael Mayoral, don Candido Rivas,
don Pedro Diaz, don Marcelino Perez,
don Antonio Jaume, don Jose Pima,
don Patricio Sumaza, don CastuIo
Bergnes, don Candido Noriega, don
Antonio Romaguera, don Baldomero
Vilaro, doneGenaro Diaz, don Jose Pc
rez Gonzalez, don Jose M. Rovira, don
Manuel Meirino, don Domingo Mum
taner, don Ciriaco Gonzalez, don Ma
lnuel Alsina, y muchos mas, todos en-
tusiastas por la organization que man
tiene tan alto ell nombre de la Colo
MIA Espanola en- Puerto Rico, que
consciente de su deber v de su fuer-
"a, viene laborando por la mas fran
ca confraternidad entire todos.
Hablaron, exponiendo los fines de
la propaganda y explicando los prin.
cipales puntos de esta gesti6n de la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

que durante e1 aho pasado la, desorga-
nizacion experimentada Ell las pobla-
clones las difcultades de otra fndo-
lie han dado lugar a que sea muy di-
fIeil, restsiblecer ell. trifico como ante
riormcnte Sc encontraba Y por1lo tan
to imposibilitado el modo depsuminis-
.trar efeetos comestibles al interior.
En- ese estado de eosas vaficcina di-
cho diario que los pafses con dfnero,, Sc
aproveclian de la situaci6n ipor que
Iatraviesa la Russia, para ,actuar mill
tarmente en- contra de Ids itstitucio-
mes actuales que la gobiernan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

SGptimo Manuel Duran
100 peseta>. Tenua: "Conquistadorcs
.,trcmeno>'. en- proSa verso.
octave prcmio. -"Francisco Cutie
req. 200 pesos -moneda nacional. al
4ejor cuento o novela corta de car;ic-
er popular espanol argentine,
Noveno premio. Vicente San
-iez'' 200 pesos moneda nacional, II
"a mcjor composition en- verso o pro
"A referente q Ia celebration del II
~ 0ctuhre.
DGcimo 'Leodegario Cor
oy&. POO pesos moneda nacional al
1~jor trabajo aohre 81 tema "Dcbcr
atri0tico Y ventajaS econ6micas de
prcSurar Y fayorWer el progreso i'll
"iS;rial en- Ia Argentina
Und&cimo premio.-"FGlix Ortiz Y
an Pclayo'. 100 pesos moneda ma
.onal. Tcma Los yascongados en-
descubrimicnt9 de Am6rica": cn
rosa o verso.
Duad6cimo premio.-"JosG Torr6n-
egu:''. 100 pesos mOneda nacionai.
rema: Los gallegos en- q dcscubri-
miento Y conqu;sta de America
|'r@o o proSa.
D6cimotcrccrO premio.- *Gasimiro
Pricto'', en- memorial del inoyidable eS-
critor festive. 10 pesos In meior
composition humorfstica. rM verso, So
bre el descubrimieuto y In vida dc
America.
Ddcimocuarto premio,-"L6pez Go
MARIA. 100 pesos, In soncto Il Ma
drid 8EN
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
Un concurso del "Diario Espa,
no." de Buenos Aires

PARA ST NUMER0 DEL
''DlA DE LA RAZA.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

~ d . j
que ondeo majestuosa en- Ell escenario.
Aunque Sc desconocia el origeh de
este ingenioso hijo del diablo, Sc SUI
Ipone va que procede de Kansas City.
Pidio luego un par de esposas, Y
antes de que Sc las llevaran aclaro
que 10 que deseaba eran grilletes de
muneca, que nadie los tenia en- el tea
tro; pero para un brujo no es esta una
difcultad, como tampoco la camisa de
fuerza que tambien pidi6.
La suerte del "Mundo" (baul gran
de) no estuvo mala, pero su interes
languideci6 al lado de Ia suerte magi-
ca de las banderas v el biber6n.
ME-, ],
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
EspERAN La cAIDA DEL SOVIET
81 por cnnsccHeHcia dc la pGrdida dc
las cosechas ei Souiet no prere Ia
maRer0 de eUitdr el hantbre, cderd.

Berlin, julio 20. Ell organo- soviet
en- la prensa, "Rotefahe'', profetiza la
compIeta cafla del goDierno soviet ru-
so 81 por consequential de la p6rdida
de las cosechas, no prove la manera
de evitar que sufran hambre como
la estdn sufriendo actualmente, % mi
Homes de -labitantes de Russia. Tn
parte Official recibido desde Moscou di-
ce dicho diario, afirma que la situa-
ci6n que Sc esta atravesando es muy
grave Y que la muerte amenaza una
porcion numerosa de los habitantes
de orillas del rio volga.
Insiste en- safirmar dicho peri6dico,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09
AccIDENTE AUToMovILIsTA

En- la earretera que conduce de Gu
raDo cpguas. el truck No. HP-1s1,
/ de le Manuel Ortiz, de Yabucoa, guiado
por el chauffeur Epifanio Calcano,
ndmero 10T64. sufrio m sefi6 acci-
dente al llegar al kill6metro 3 result
tando gravemente lesionado 81 chau-
ffeur y con heridas lhenos graves
otros tres indiviluos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

L AHA > = ~ III i-lA's Aff-lA
''DIA DE LA RAZA.
BJENOS AIRES (por correo).-
Concurso de colahoraci6h para I'M nj
nero especial del .pia de la Raza''
donyocado por el "Diaffo Espaflol'
de Buenos Aires.
BASES.
Primer premio.--AIil pesos moneda
legal a Ia meior composition en- vers1
. prosa, inspirada en- "GIorias de .Es-
paiia".
Segundo Manuel Garcia
Fernandez MI pesos moneda legal
al mejor estudio sfnt6t:co de Ia 6poca
del descubrimiento de America Y tras
cendencia del prodigioso suceso en- Ia
vida humaua.
Tercer premio.-De Eel Diario Es-
pailol''. 800 pesos moneda legal IL Ia
mejor dclinici6n en- prosa del perio-
dismo Ia eficacia de su acci6n el
nuestra 6poca
Cuarto prenio.-Del "Banco Espa
mol. 500 pesos monela nacional, al
mejor estudio en- prosa sobre Cola.
boraci6n del couercio espauol al pro
greso de la Repdblica Argentina"
Quinto prcnio. - Casa EscaSany
Is. A.; 800 pesos moneda nacionat
LENA: 10 que diccn las lioras"
Composition en verse.
Sexto premio.-Del Club Espanol"
800 pesos monela legal. Tema Hi
p6tesis sobre II patria de Colon
En- prosa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-09

or Herbert Ames, de Canada, que
ocupa actnaImente Ia direction finan-
ciera en- la Secretarfa de la Liga de
las Naciones. Ell fijar los cambios en-
los valores es uRo de los grandes pro-
blemas que Sc presentan ante eI en-
cstos difieiIes momentos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

Birney Community Center will hold
meetings of the Boys Athletic Club
and the Millinery Club at o'clock
this evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
WILSON'S :HONORED
BY NEW NE|GHBORS
KaIorama Citizens Associa-
ton Elects Them to
Membership.

President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson
were made honorary members of the
Ealoranla Citize MS Association at a
meeting held at the Highlands i3st
night. IN anticipation of their taking
up residence in the territory OF the
association about March 4
Thus the kalorama association Will
nave a President on its honorary list,
despite the change Of administrations,
for it already has extended honorary
rnembe rship TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ware II
c. Harding.
The association voted thanks to the
senate District committee for the res
tsration of the fifty-fifty principle in
the recent action on the District APP
preparation bill.
4 resolution was adopted calling
upon the superintendent of police to
fill IN the ranks of the force. which
was declared depleted by about 10
men.
II was resolved to ask Postnla> tor
Chance TO keep the postal station re
Gently established on Columbia road
opeD until : o'clock each evening, IN
stead of closing it at o'clock
Resolutions of coincidence were cN-
tended TO the family OF the late Peter
- Wilson. member of the asso-
citation. 4 check for S2J was received
by the associa ton from William TIM
dali. treasurer of the Washington
Heights Association. which the kaio-
rama body absorbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
WOMEN JURORS SUBJECT.
D. c. Bar Association to Discuss
Question.

Whether or not women should be
called for jury service in the Dis
trict of Columbia is to be discussed
At d special meeting of the Women's
lar Association of the District soon
TO be called il decided at a
meeting of the association Tuesday
night at the Washington College Of
Law. A committee is to be appointed
10 report at the special meeting.
Discussions of the mothers pension
bin. the Sheppard bill for the
protection of maternity and infancy.
the CurtiS-Gard bill for child labor
and compulsory education in the Dis
rrict, and supplementary international
treaties on wife desertion were held.
Miss Archley Marshall executive
secretary of the Consumers League.
spoke on the Curtis-Gard bill and
asked members of the association to
endeavor to have Congress pass it.
Miss Cora Kelley and Mrs. Ellen
Spencer Mussey also explained the
legislation.
The association appropriated $3.50 to
the building fund of the Washington
College of Law. 1t was also voted to
give contribution toward the suf-
frage memorial to be placed in the
Capitol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
A True Story

! There was a man who owned
some flats, out in western
town, fit dwellings, for aristo-
Gratis, all painted white and
brown: and renters took their
kids and cats to them and settled
! down. In time the greedy rent
hogs rose. on get-rlch courses
! bent; tic hearts Of many land
lords froze. they grasped at
every cent: and people soaked
their f,rbclows. to pay the
monthly rent. And landlords
got all evil name throughout
that plundered grad; they played
a prottcering game that made
the victims mad: said victims
said it was d shame. as they dug
up the scad While other land
lords raised the price. the hero
of this tale said old-timc prices
would suffice. old contracts
should prevail; he would not ask
an extra slice of hard-presscd
tenants kalc These tenants.
being safe and sane, to gratitude
not dead. when rent day came
did not complain. or fear the
landlords tread; but they gave
him handsome cane. that had a
golden head. Oh. all the tenants
stood in line, and then. with
scen1ly mirth. they sprung their
tribute, high and fine. to one OF
sterling worth: and he was
moved to shedding brine that
trlrklcd to the earth. He gets
more pleasure from this gilt !
than do the pirates gay. the |
protitecrs who strive to lift the
prices every day, from all the
coin their evil thrift has won and
filed away. WALT MASON.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
HOSPITAL TO STAY.
Proposed Cut Will Not Affect Wal
ter Reed,

Walter Reed Hospital is in no danger
under discussion for shutting down some
of the Army hospitals. At a. confer
ence yesterday with a subcommittee
tee of the House military affairs COM
mittee. presided over by Representative
Ackensie of Illinois, this fact was es-
tabliShed.
Mr.. Mckensie and Gen. Ireland of
the Army Medical Corps expressed the
opinion that Walter Reed Hospital
should not only be maintained, but i'm
proved, and this opinion was concurred
in. by other members of the committee
and representatives of the Army Medi-
cal Corps and the public health service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

also colored. who is alleged to have
inflicted the wound with u wrench. is
in jail. and tomorrow morning VIII
appear at an inquest Coroner hewitt
will hold at the morgue.
The men resided at 1918 Union
street uthwest 1t is charged that
they fought about a:l5 O'Clock the
night OF December 81. in their home.
Sans cheek was cut with sharp in
StrumCnt. Each charged the other
with assault with n dangerous weapon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
SKULL WOUND FATAL.
Negro Dies in Hospital and AL
legged Assailant Is Arrested.

Bernie Hart, colored. forty three
years old. died at Washington Asylum
Hospital this morning as result of
a fracture OF the skull. John Sans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

Deanwood Community Center will
hold meetings of the Community
Chorus, Junior Athletic Club and the
Community Band at s o'clock this
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13

yiolets and Spring Flowers. Freshest
specimens. Shaffer, 900 14th. NJ. 2416.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

The General civic Center Will have
a concert given by the WaShinGto on
College OF Music this evening at the
Central High School for the benefit
of the Red Cross unit.
Wilson Normal Community Center
will hold French. Spanish. domestic
science and domestic art at 80
ket ball team. Bows Athletic group,
and the Peoples National Opera will
also meet this evening. The girls
gymnasium group will meet at 3:1J
o'clock this afternoon.
East Washington Community Cen
ter will hold instruction for the
characterization class this evening.
Millinery and dressmaking groups
and the Maccabee Athletic Club will
meet at $50 o'clock this evening. The
wallacf Pleasure Club will meet at
80 o'clock this evening.
Thomson Community Center will
hold millinery and elementary Span
ssh at $50 o'clock and advanced
spanish at $50 o'clock this evening.
The Mandolin and Guitar Club will
practice this evening.
Johnson Powell Community Center
will hold dancing instruction at
O'Clock this afternoon. AT $50
O'Clock this evening there will be a
community committee meeting, mill
linery work and instruction in social
dancing.
Southeast Community Center will
hold d dance for the Country Club at
O'clock this evening. The Mohawk
Athletic Club will hold a business
meeting and practice this evening.
Petworth Community Center will hold
q meeting of the millinery workers this
evening.
Dunbar Civic Center will hold meet
ings of the following groups this
evening: French Club. Just Us,
brownies, Carlisle and Peerless, baS-
let ball clubs. Girls Carlisle basket
knights Templar Commandery drill
and the Community Center Band.
Birney Community Center will hold
meetings of the Boys Athletic Club
and the Millinery Club at s o'clock
this evening.
will hold meetings of the Woman s
Exchange. James Z. walker Post
American Legion. and the Thrift
Club this evening. The Band of
Mercy, Junior Red Cross. Boy Scouts
and the Pleasure Club will meet this
afternoon.
Deanwood Community Center will
hold meetings of the Community
Chorus, Junior Athletic Club and the
Community Band at s o'clock this
evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-13
GUIDES Roses

Guides Roses
Arc famous the country over. Home
grown, fresh-cut specimens. 1914 F.
Advertisement.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-02

Call "Pettyjohn's" for Drugs of
Quality" Mail or phone orders. Phone
% Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-02
A DRESSING TABLE BOX

A very pretty little box to use on
the dressing table may be made by
covering a box of face powder with a
piece of cretonne or silk. A delicate
pink and green pattern or a blue de-
sign on a white ground are both good.
If you wish to make a fancy use a
piece of brocade. The material that
you use should be stretched over the
lid and the box as well, so that there
will be very little fullness. Any extra
goods may be disposed of by fasten-
ing it in tiny plates. The raw edges
are then pasted to the edge of the box,
where the fastening is covered with
narrow gold braid or any gimp which
would look well with the material.
Needless to say, the pasting must be
carefully done, as the beauty of the
little box will depend upon the neat
way in which it is done and the mater
ial and colOrs used.
Milford chronicle., 1921-09-02
FREDERICK

Miss Jeanette Belts entertained 1T
a tennis and dinner party on Satur-
day afternoon and evening. The fol-
lowing were present: Miss Edna Some
valid of Philadelphia, Miss Elizabeth
Stayton of Brookline. Pa; Misses Lii
lian POstles, Dorothy Mitten. Sara
Burton, of Frederick; Messrs. Orville
HOey, Oliver Melvin and Watson
Belts, Jr., of Frederick.
Mrs. I. w. Belts and daughter,
Jeanette, spent the weekend of
August Goth, at Rehoboth. Mrs. Belts
is a member of the Delaware State
Democratic Committee and attended
the meeting held at that place.
Miss Anna L. ROat, member of the
faculty of the Lucy Webb Hayes Ma
tional Training School, of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs.
I. w. Belts.
Messrs. Orville Hoey, Watson Belts,
Jr., Oliver Melvin and Richard Belts
have returned from two weeks cam
ping trip at Bowers Beach.