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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27

las ideas nuevaS, tot,0 este ha fOrma-
90 una barrera que no p0dcmcs fran
uucar Il pesar de .oGos los esfuerZos
vertladeramente her0ico, que cl par
ST n0sotros permanecemUs aiin en- el
p0dar cS liilicamentc graciaS Il los eS-
fucrzos del Imrtitlo que presta todas
suS fucrzas vitales con 81 fin dc con-
serya" cl poder cntra nuestras ma
nos Y sostener asi. aunque en- parte
il, posib.lidad de In reeducaci0n So
cial, preparando asf Gna nucva eta
IA para 81 Iesarrollo dc la rCv0luci0n
mundial.
Pero vo comprAndo que las fuerZas
del lArtido Gi&minuyen cadl dfa y
que les frolamientGs intcriorcs Y el
amor propio futil de los in;iividuos
que ponen Srs intareses pcrsOnales
Dor encima de los intcrCscS comunes,
dcs@arran Y dcscomponcn Il partidO.
DeSpuGs de la lucha SChre los diferen-
toS frentcs. no qUcdaran mas que
ruinaS. He traco1lcido drSde hace
tempo la inninencia de los compro-
misos. de las conccsiones lie .lucstra
parte que traerfan al partido fuerzas
nuevaS Y aumentarfan I'll icquen0
conSagrados nucstra caCsa. Sin
este no cstarem0s mas en- eStado dc
Suhsistir; de- 0tra manera dicho. no
podremOs SosteEernoS. Colocar, con-
tar con el mlitarisno revoiucionario.
Sobre nuestros Napoleon signifiCa-
ria fracasar v serfa cl iiltimO esfuer
20 del partido que pareceria despues
de haber gastado tCdas las reServas
de las fucrZas vitalcS. Hc plIestO a
Krassine al corriente dc In necesidad
de establecer confdencialmcnte entire
vistas con los grupos sGcialiStas dc
los emgrados. con Il fin de buscar Ia
posibilidad de un comprcmiso. Yo
lc diriio el mismo rucgo. a us4ed. mi
v.cjo amigo Y cl holGbY" ''fucra de
pab;ido."
lie Scr;l n,ucho mas facil ponarsc
q. contaCto con nuestrA rHligraci0n y.
cltcnderse ron sus directories. Espe-
70 rncibir rrOnto ,ils noticias porque
q tiesnpn apremia Y vale mas lleg;.r
= una intcli"encia lh0ra que dentro
L. i.
de toda evilcncia fuara demasiadO
tal4Ic. i,Spe"o Dts. slis EOticias 10
alltes possible. Lcyerdo su carta, re-
posar6 Y pensar6 en- usted en- nues-
tras discusiores de Zurich
Muy cordialmclte vuestro,
i. ORtMhotf.
>(Se sabc que el verdadero nOmbre
de Lcnine es Oulianoff.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27

Me pr"guntiiS. e%tihado amigo. por
cue el lcmo de mis- cartaS o nlejOr
dc mis- cntreyiStas CON USED. no es
ya TAM pptimista trlnGuilo. de 10
JUp crlu hIsta ahorA
Crco que 81 nos oclirricra yolver-
nos yer. -s sorprenticriais atn mas
del c;inl,io que 50 In producido en-
mi que mis- cartas retle5an iny0lun-
tariHmei!tc.
Ina=imicS IN hombre que desdc
tres amos. dfa pur t!i;l. hora por ho-
I'll. Sc rntreGa al mismG trabajo, sin
p1dcrsc Nesprendrr sin rcscrvar nj
siquiera UnGS irSt;iiIteS d. ui.a labor
que lc toma tGtio $} tempo, toda
SG cn"rgfa. Y torias suS fuerzaS. Pien-
SO de mas en mas muy a mcnUdo en-
csaS Gichosas iornadas dc Zurich
dondc tculam0S larSa> entcreviStas
rcfcrcntcS n pro%rtSo del. SociaiiSmo,
de- la iliminpncia de Ia realizaci6n de
las d2duccionps tr0ricds rgfercntcs Il
.;LS fiSes que cl"bia lcT;'>iriamentc
atr&vcsar cl cambio >oci0l0gico de las
r2laciGncs mutuas entire las classes So
cialrS lars fOrmas SocialeS de Ia Eu-
ropa cnutempur;lnca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27
AMBICIONO Ell DESCANSO

En- cuanto mi estoy cansado: 10
cOmprendO todos los dfas de mas en-
mas: ambiciono el descanso, mis- Ii
bros, deseo comptroller mis- deduc-
clones Il las cuales he conSagrado TO-
da mi vida. ,oponi6ndoles mis- obser-
vaciones objetiyas. Ms neryios no
son va los mismos. La nulidad de
los que me rodean asf como sus ten
dcncias burguesas que roen des-
component el organismo del partido,
me atacan los nerviOs. Ell trabajo
gubernamental resulta impossible en-
las formas aplicadas entire nosotros.
Nuestra joven burocracia ha herelado
enteramcnte los errorcs de sus pre-
decesores los que con su candidez
ahondaron mas atin el abismo que
cXistfa entire los gobernantes 60
bernados.
Ell cOntar con ell instinto collective
que debfa retener los miembrOs del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27
NO ENI$TE MAS OLE IA YOLUN-
TAD INDIVIDUAL

Tres amos dc estudio ininterrump!
dos de las fases de la revoluci0n Ell
Rusia me han hecho conocer que no
deho buscar por ninguua parte el ge-
nio conscicnte de las "iases donde el
instinto collective de las masas que
empuja Il 6Stas al trabajo en- la via
descaGa: csos estudios me han ense-
ilado al cOntiario Il buscaT la fuerZa
de los individuos cuya voluntad Sc le-
vanta p0r encma del nivel de su cla-
Sc. que So ap0deran de las maSa le
dictan los mGtodos rcSpondiendo a la
necesidad V las eXigcncias del
m0mentO. Nosotros htmOs cometidO
uu grave error dando tanta impor-
tancia Il las classes al eXdminaraS
como organismos iatrlectuales capa-
ces tie cXpresar inm2diatamente di-
rectamcnte sus deseos: I'll coniuntO de
una ciase no es otra cosa que un or
ganiSmo privado de todo intelecto, de
toda yolutad personal Y de tcda ca
pacidad de acci0n.
AbaEl pnada ella HiSiaa Ia claSe
cs dirig.Ga eXclusiyamchtc por su ms
tinto Y In conciencia de la defensa de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27

partiao la *,dn rrr6neo: cl instiHo
collective Y Ia co:lt'ieiicia de los obre-
ros Y d. los atieanos ilo la .Istitiado
has cspcranzas que habfaHoS coloca-
do Ell clo> y fraca>alon completa-
mente. Recuerdo ahoia yueStra lllti-
ma fruSe de adi6s en- el momcnt0
cuando on 1911 w mli,ii;la 81 Russia
Me digfsicis que 40 Gcbfa oiyidar que,
debido Il los largos ailoa d, emigraci6A
que me privaroa De la posibilidad de
scsuir de c"rct II vida social dc Ru
sia. era imca.az de conce6!r cl espi-
ritu del ohrrro y del ai'lcauo russo,
V que per conSisllicnte Gebfa ser pru-
dente
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27
Las noticias y concentrates
de aver

Trabajo, TN S9ciiuista: DcpartamcntO
del Interior. TN repubiicano nacido en-
Ia isa; TcSoreria, rm uniopsta: Pro-
curador general. un unionista Audi
tor. un republicano nacido en- el Con-
tincnte; instruction. I'M unionista, So
gun Il misno: republicano o su candi
dato, scgun los del margcn Y "otro"
eiecutiyo. spg1n eel idem: V Departa-
mcnto dc Sanitlad. otro republicilo na
CiG0 en- cl CGntinente.
Para un cargo de importancia en-
el Departamento de Agriculture Y Ira
baio case de no ser reelecto cl ST.. Ca
muias. Sc cree que ira un conocido
clemento de filiaci0n socialista o del
.clemento trabajador. FL ST. Ramon
Gambia C6rdova. estd imdicado para
Otro rUcsto.
ANANKE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27
EI iIaCaSO del bo|SleViQuiSnlO
Carta de Lenine confesando
eI fracaso de su Doctrina

sus intercseS que no !e ipSpiran me-
del momento. Las accioneS de una
clase cstdn 'siempre privadas de buen
sentido porqlle elias no sc inspiran
1n III provision de las luchas ulterio-
res. la vida de una clasc es la de
un poderoSo molusco que Sc defionde
Y llIcha con LII miSma energia 10 mis-
mo contra uu enemigo debil que con-
ira uno podcroso del que depende su
eXistcncia ultei'ior. No hay mas que
In vul1Intad individual V 81 espfritu
creador del libre intelecto que sean
capaces. sUscrptib!es de preve:' las ia.
scS de la lueha Interior Y que pue-
dan, calcular t0doS los 'por'' y los
contra.
ESe hccho csc factor. cl mas impOr-
tantc de In vida social. que Sc nos ha
esc:pado Il mi V a mis- colegas. 10 mis-
mo Que il uStedcs los prdcticos--y Il
quicncs n0aotros no hcmos telido en-
cuenta--cOnlirma el error de nucS-
tras deduccioneS concernientcs ia
clase". FL campo de ObseGyaciones in
menSo que preSenta Ia reyoluci0n. ru-
Sa me ha dado varias vecas Ia OCCASION
de darmc cuenta de conyencerme
lie la falSedad lie nuestras hip0tesis
Y 81 yo pudiera ponernle en- vuestro
punto de vista. me verfa Obligado IL
confcsar que usted ha tenido mas IA
ION que 20.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27
40 TCYE RAZ0N

La Ola del GXio. del podrrfo Sc apo
Ger6 dr noS0trnS Tuve Ii p0sibili-
dad dc compruba" personalmente mis-
dctluccioneS en- Ia praclica Y me dej6
arrastrar pGrque estaba scgnr0 de IL
isfmeZa y vitalidad dc mi rartido.
He deiado entrcyer Il las masas las
formas &ociales: yu trate de desper-
tar en- los Hent"os mas dCSarrOlladOS
del prolctariado. entire los cblCros V
los alGean0s III iniciativa personal.
que reaiizando sobre los lugares cl
prGgrama del centr0, creara 3Sf ell
Fundamental para Il futuro Estado
Sociaiista que podrfa Servir de "spe-
cfmen' para los puebl0s del muiNlo
ent"ro. Debo confcsa:os que durantc
tres amos dude. sin p0der dccidirme Il
rcconocer que nos hcmcs cquiyoad0,
que no hcmos tcnido raZ0n. que adop-
te mGtodoS err0neos. Pero ahOra cuan-
do tengo delante Ge mi los resultados
dc nuestra actividad dpbo reconoccr,
confesar, que no tuve raZ0n, que eva
lll6 demasiado alto las fuerZGs del
partido, 10 mismo que las del aldeano
Y el obrero GUsos.
ESQ quiere docir, eli una palabra,
que el aldeano y el. obrcro rusos han
traicionado Slls intereseS. Ell partidO
ha traicionado, sil: quererlo, gracias a
su blandura (isic.) Y a su psicolo-
gfa seryil que Gi0 jaoue mate nj i'm
pulse rcvolucioncrio y La detcnido a
medic camino IL evoluci0n Y cl desa-
rrollo de la psicologfa revolucionaria.
A LA BUSCA DE UN COMPROMISE
La ingenuidad. la civilization Y la
crueldad infantiles, In incomprensi-
bilidad de darse cdcnta de II necesi-
dad de trabajar para ell porvenir, la
pereza v la incapaciGad de concebir
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27

Sc considerable aver, caSi Sc%ura, la
siguiente combination de nombrumien-
tos. para Jefes Executives. Agricultu-
Id V Trabaj jo. el Sr. Carlos TorO La
barthe. de filiacidn repllblicana que
desempeu0 un importante cargo Ell la
Central Juncoa Ell IMpARCIAL de
hace mas de un mes adelanto eSa noti-
cia. Para Sanidad. el DR.. Lippit. Dcs-
plaZados. 81 ESQ So c0nlirma, el DR..
Ruiz Soler de cuya brillante labor en-
el Departamento eS un signO la magnf-
flea obra del Sanatorio. Y 81 Sr. Ca
muilas, veterano Ell la polftica Y uno
de los lfderes del Partido de la mayo
ria. La information polftica dice que
ciones mayorfa--p0r no haber Sido
iconsultado.
La insistente nota del embarque
del Gobernador. conferenciar con sus
amigos de Washington con el Conf
te de. Asuntos Insulares. vuelve a dar-
Sc. pero la impression es de que no Sc
realiZard hasta que no haga Su viaje
pOr ell centro de la Isla Y la combina-
ci6n de nombramicntos de .Jefes de
Departamento. la que, por algunos, So
hace relaconar con cl supuesto en-
i,barque para los EStados Unidos.
/ Pudiera resultar Ia siguiente combi-
naci0n: ComiSiOuado de Agricultural y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27
Luis A. Cuevas,
Act. Secretario Corte Distrito.
A los duenOs de GOletas,
Lanchas, BOtes,
Yates, etc.

ReparadO cOnvenientemente nuestrO
de ponerlO su disposition para va
rar embarcaciones de un tonelaje no
mayor de doscientos cincuenta tonela-
das.
Tambien nos hacemos cargo de las
reparaciOnes.
Atentamente
LINEA FERREA DEL OESTE, INC.
TelefOnO 242, Apartado 694.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27
EDICTO
En- la Ccrte de Dist-ito del DistritO
Judicial de Humacao, Isla de
Puerto Rico.
Juana Marin,
EX-parte,
PeticiOnaria.
Estados Unidos de America,
Ell Presidente de los E. L., SS.
Civil No. 1901.
Sobre' DOMINIC.

POR CUANTO, por Juana MARIN,
representada por su Abogado Jose c.
Rodriguez Cebollero, Sc ha presenta-
do en- esta Corte, una moci6n, para
que Sc declare a su favor el dominic
de la siguiente fnca:
URBANA. casa de maderas,
de una planta, techada de zinc,
con balloon, enclavada en- la ca
lie "Munoz Rivera, del pueblo
de Vieques, P. R., en- IN solar
de la propiedad del Municipio de
Nieques, midiendo la casa 81
pies por su frente norte, que
coiinda con la citada Gale, ''Mu-
noz Rivera; 81 pies al este, que
colinda con casa de Juan SAM
PAYO; So pies al fondo, sur,
que colinda con casa de Antonio
MARIN, 80 pies al oeste, que
colinda con casa de Hijos de
Amadis ORTIZ.
POR TANTO, habiendose ordcnado
por el Hon. Juez de esta Corte que Sc
publique la pretensi6n por tres veces
en- uno de los peri6dieos de mayor cir
culacion de la Isla, para Que los que
tengan algin derecho cue ejcrcitar
contra dicha pretencion, las perso-
mas ignoradas quienes pueda per-
judicar dicha inscription, puedan efec-
tuarlo dentro del t6rmino de sesenta
dfas, libro la presente en- la ciudad de
Humacao, P. R., 13 de Octubro de
1921.
Luis A. Cuevas,
Act. Secretario Corte Distrito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27

POR ESCANDALO

La policia ha denunciado a Emilia
no Cintr0n a Agustfn Corchado. por
habcr promovido un fuerte esclndalo
on cl Barrio ObrerO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-27
lie RoBARoN Ell VIOLIN

A Antonio Hernandez. de Santurce.
le robarOn de su casa, un violin Y di0
cuenta a la detective.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
The Theatres
WASHINGTON

Bert Cam, who photograph led
Chickens" Doublas MacLean's latest
Paramount-Ince picture, which comes
to the WASHINGTON theatre on Thurs
day, believe that eggs is eggs" and
sports the courage and perseverance
necessary to back up his convictions.
Many of the scenes in Chickens"
are laid in a chicken roost on prize
poultry farm. Director Jack Nelson,
to insure the fullest realism, ordered
about two hundred chicks, mother
chickens, and papa ROSTERS, to prom
enade up and down said poultry farm
in order that MacLean and his lead
ing lady, Gladys George, might have
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
PINAF0RE GREETED
BY WARM PLAUDITS
AT FIRST SHOWING

Both the teachers in charge and the
student players in "Pinafore" received
congratulations from the public on the
success Of the first big production
ever staged by the local high school.
The initial performance for adults was
given Wednesday night.
While all of the principals were well
chosen, there were several that espe-
cially earned the right to play a lead.
William Rooney as Captain Corcoran,
Of H. NJ. S. Pinafore, would be difficult
20 substitute He seemed aware of
Che atmosphere in which a captain
should live, and even when humbled
30 the rank Of common sailor in con-
,lusion, still retained the proud bear
ing which marked him from the crew.
Josephine, the captains daughter,
played by Rhea Crandall, rose to her
most dramatic moments without hest
fancy She was cold and aloof to the
iowly born seamen, with one excep-
ton, and that was the one to whom
she had given her heart. Her vocal
numbers we're pleasing.
Dick Deadeye," Grabbed, cynical
cripple, was impersonated with reality
by Norman Hoeffer. Had he failed in
the role, Pinafore would have not
scored it's present standing. His make
up was faultless.
Others no less splendid included Sir
Joseph Porter, X. c. B., played by Paul
Quigg. He was admiral of the Queens
Na-vee."
Play Parts Well.
Keller Calkins, as Ralph Rackstraw
the common seaman in love with the
captains daughter, played well Cal
kins fits readily into his part.
Little Buttercup won a place in the
hearts Of her audience. She was unas-
Stunning and demure.
Mary Jones, playing Hebe, the
cousin Of Sir Joseph Porter, displayed
talent.
Chorus numbers were rendered ex
cellently. Costumes of the beauty
chorus reflected on Misses Alice Lon
ming and Ruth Shera, mistresses OF
the wardrobe. and to Miss Emma
Bond, costumer.
The seamen were complimented fol
their hard" salty appearance. Every
phase Of the production reflected the
painstahng efforts of all connected
with Pinafore's presentation.
One more performance is to be Civ
en- at the high school auditorium
Thursday night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

Chicago. and is scheduled to open at
the Washington, Thursday afternoon
and evening. Jean Hayez, who wrote
the book, has given it plot on which
to string the lyrics and music, and
Fanchon and Marco, producers, who
supplied the rhymes and melodies
have provided refreshing material
with originality and dash.
The cast, headed by Fanchon and
Marco, graceful dancers with magnetic
personalities. comprises: Nelson and
Chain, with Arthur West, Al Wohlman
and John Sheehan as other comic aids;
Eva Clark, prima donna soprano, with
a notable coloratura voice; Muriel
STRIKER, classic dancer, and chorus
Of two dozen pretty and graceful girls
known far and wide as the sun kissed
peaches" of California
The production is original and rich
and the costumes remarkable for their
beauty and UNIQUE designs.
MURRAY
A small-town heart-breaker, metro
politan millionaire, and happy-go-
lucky society idler were the three who
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Labor Will Cooperate
With Relief Agencies

Relief measures for those in need
because of unemployment, were dis
cussed by the Central Labor Council,
Wednesday night. Both Miss S.
Ethel Clark. head of the social service
bureau, and Captain Tincher, Of the
Salvation army, testified to the neces.
sity of action.
Although acute conditions have not
developed, it was the purpose of the
meeting to cooperate with local ser
vice departments in alleviating any
distress. r. J. Wigmore, secretary OF
the Central Labor Council presided
He said Thursday that it is possible
a committee will be appointed at the
next meeting, which will assist the
social service bureau and Salvation
army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
"DIAMOND DYES"
DON'T STAIN HANDS
Dye any Garment or Drapery
without Staining Hands
or Utensils

Each package of Diamond Dyes
contains easy directions for dyeing
old, faded, shabby skirts, dresses,
waists, coats, sweaters, stockings,
draperies, coverings, everything. Be-
ware! Poor dye streaks, spots. fades,
and ruins material by giving it a
"dyed-look." Buy Diamond Dyes"
only. Tell druggist whether your ma
terial Is wool or silk, or if it is cotton,
linen, or mixture, 16 rich, fadeIess
observation-disclosures
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

adored Leona LaonA was a miIliner
who dreamt golden dreams and who
spelled happiness MONEY. Cold
bloodedly and audaciously she planned
to capture the most eligible man
available-and then she proceeded to
fall hopelessly in love with the most
fascinating and ineligible man In New
York ..
Carmel Myers comes to the Murray
Theatre Thursday in this story by
Katherine Lesser Robbins, the author
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Prcble, Darke, County
Fair Dates Announced

More than 100 fairs will be held in
Ohio this year. The Ohio state fair
opens Aug. 90 and continues until
Sept 3. The Darke county fair opens
at Greenville Aug %, and continues
until Aug. rs.
The Montgomery county fair is
scheduled for Sept. to at Dayton.
The Preble county fair will be held
at Eaton Sept. rs to 80.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

Of the chickens. He GRABBED a wheel
barrow. loaded it to the brim, and
beat 1t home with enough eggs to last
the Cam family for months.
WASHINGTON
There are any number Of new feat.
ures in the Fanchon and Marco
"Satires Of 1920 which has just closed
a big run at the Olympic Theatre in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Beautiful Chorus

plenty of scope for their activities,
pro and con.
Following the first days shooting"
Cameraman Cam, in shopping around
the hen coops, discovered a flock O.
fresh-laid eggs that reminded him of a
cold storage warehouse in its bright
est days.
Cam didn't stop to locate the owner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

OF sln Foilys TRAIL" her previous
I'm Follys Trail" her previous h
She Is supported by Thomas Chatter
ton, Boyd Irwin, Elsa Lonmer, Zols
Claire, and other noted actors. INT
production is by Rollin Sturgeon, tht
man who made Gods Country and thf
Woman" and "The Breath OF the
Gods"
Wisconsin has boyer street railway
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31

Wisconsin has hover street rzilwa.
fares than those in any other State.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
BANKERS DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT

The Bankers and Brokers Clul
will give its final dance OF the season
on Friday evening in the ball room
of the Hotel dupont Dancing will
be enjoyed from until o'clock.
Music furnished by Wilson's or
chestra
Following are the committees:
Dance control and prize commit
tee-Messrs Shaw, Schofeld. Mccall
and Rose.
Novelty-Messrs. Collins, Sauer-
hon. Fritz a Galloway.
Ticket-M essrs. Deverell and
Davis.
program-Messrs. Gooding and
Ewing.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
FETE, BAZAAR
BY SLSTERHOOD

The Sisterhood OF the Temple ol
Truth will hold a lawn fete and
bazaar at the triangle. 18th and
Boulevard on the afternoon and eve
ming Of June / s. For several years
the Sisterhood has held lawn fetes.
but this is the first bazaar ever at
tempted by the members in cOnnec-
tion with a fete
Members of the Sisterhood for the
past few weeks have been sewing
and making many handsome fancy
work articles al the weekly meeting
OF the society. which will be offered
Tor sale al the bazaar. Cake. ice
cream, candy and other goodies will
be offered.
Mrs. John II. Brand is Chairman
of the committee on arrangements
and Mrs. Harry, Topkis. vice chair.
/ man.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
LUNCHEON FOR
BUSINESS FOLK

Maryland Division OF the Women's
Aid, Penn System. will serve a lunch
con for business people tomorrow in
the assembly room OF the Penn
Building. Front and French streets.
from 10 o'clock until ? o'clock.
standard time The following menu
will be served: chicken patties, po-
tato salad, peas, coffee, rolls, butter.
pies and ice cream.
The committee in charge follows:
Mrs. Alfred Russell, chairman.
Mrs. Douglas McIntire, Mrs. c. L.
Evans Mrs. William Appleton. Mrs.
James Hopes. Mrs. Edward Gibson,
Sr., Mrs. c. /. Thompson, Mrs. W.
S. Miller, Mrs E. O. Barton. Mrs
Harry Lawrence. Mrs. Frank Wealth
erby. Mrs. Raymond Jones, Mrs
Charles Triggs. Mrs. Harry Will
liams, Mrs. Algard.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18
Society

Senator and Mrs. L. Heisler Ball
notored from Washington and spent
the weekend as the guests OF Miss
Nellie c. Justice at Falkland.
Mrs. +. Iinsey Curtis has issued
Invitations to a luncheon on May
3l. for Miss Marion Dunham whose
narrlage to Charles A. Higgins. will
take place on June 4 in Westminster
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs william H. Laird and Miss
Margaret Laird have returned from
a short vacation at West Point n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard A. Yerkes
and children are now established In
their new home in Buffalo, y. Y.
Mrs William X. Reynolds will en-
tertain the Delaware Society OF the
Daughters OF 1912 on Tuesday, May
"a. at her country home near Har-
vey Station.
Mrs. Leroy Harvey. OF sO7 North
Broome street. who has been spend
ing several days in Washington. is
expected home today.
Mrs F. L. Gilpin has returned
from Louisville. Ky.
Mrs. willard Hall Porter left yes
terdsy for a short trip to New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement r. Miller
and children who recently returned
from California. are now the guests
Of former Governor and Mrs. Char
les r. Miller.
DIT. and Mrs. Cosby Bell have re-
turned to Alexandria. Va. after
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. William W. Laird.
Mrs. Richard H. catlin has return
ed from New York.
Mrs Alfred II. Gawthrop and chill
drcn have left for Rehoboth.
John J. Rsskob viii sail for Europe
on June IL.
M. and Mrs. J. Finlay Van Lear
are at the Traymore, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Christy Conner
1891 Tower Hill road. will entertain
At bridge this evening. in honor Of
Miss Madeline Mullin and Walter
Blackson, whose engagement was