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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-13
Ell MUELLE MUNICIPAL y GL MA
TADERO MUNICIPAL DE pom
CE SUFREN DANOS
IN VIyERO AL GARETE
TRES ANCONES CARGADOS DE
GASOLINA y CARBON Sc VAN
A PIQUE
IN VIyERO AL GARETE

Ponce. septiembre 11.-Desde antier
estamos sufriendo los efectos del NAL
tempo que, como es natural, origin0 el
paso del cicl6n anunciado, por el Sur
de la Isla.
Las incesantes lluyias Y las rafagas
de viento huracanadO, mas fuerte q
viOlentas 6sta en- la proXimidad de Ia
costa. han cauSado gran eXitaci0n ell
los habitantes de la Zona urbana Y
atemOrizad0. como cs natural, los We
cinoS de la Playa, pues cl mar Ofre-
cfa un aspecto imponente.
Inf6rmase que el furioso batir de las
olas bajo el Muclle Municipal, en- el 81
ito en- que esa obla Sc une al malec0n,
destruy0 cier:a parte de la payimen-
taci6n, imponiGndoSe la necesidad de
trasladar las mercancfas almacenadas
ALI a otro lugar SECURE, pueS el aqua
amenazaba dailarlas. La eXtrcmidad
suroeste del Muelle sufri0 tambi6n al
gun0s perjuicios.
Seg1n noticias de la Policfa, Ia via
f6rrea de Ia American Railroad ha su-
frido una Interruption en- una longi-
tud como de tres Kilometres en- el ST.
ito conocido por ell Penoncillo, entire
esta ciudad Tallaboa, pues el olea-
jc socav0 las Was. dejandolaS al aire
en otros sitios del mismo lugar
grandes derrumbcs del talud que Sc
alZa al Norte de Ia via, cubrieron los
rallies Interrumpido el paso de trenes,
los iaicroS del trcn que parti6 de
Aguadilla Y dcbi0 llegar por la tarde
Y del que sali0 de eSa Capital por III
mailana. hubieron de recorrer una di-
latada distancia a pie. para hacer cl
traSbordo.
Tres anconeS. dos cdrgadoS dc Saso-
lima perteneciente Il los sehores Want
ZeliuS, Y unO lleno de carbon de la ca
sa Armstrong, que no hahfan sido lie
vados I'm sitio seguro. Sc fueron a
pique; Y un vivero Sc fue al garete Y
Sc hubiera perdido no ser por el AFRO
jO de tres marinOS que con grave eX-
posici6n de sus vidas, 10 recogierOn Y
anclarOn V asegurarOn.
La resaca socav6 ell malcc6n del
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-13
REAL ST ITO
ODE SAN LORENZO)

tOs- NADIA hay aquf, sin0 OCCASION dc
YER cl modelO natural de las paredes
de estas obras recias, que tienen un
metro y medic lie grucso. Y mientras
nos entretcnfamos los ultimos que ell
tramos ems vcr ESQ, en- medic de todos
cl jOven de las Sdbias HOticids, pedfa
atenci0n para mOstrarnos el fen0meno
ignoradO: que SituandoSe dos. OpupS-
tOs, en- cualquiera de los cuatro verti-
ces de los cuatro dngulos del cuadr0
de aquella sala. con 81 dido en- la pa
red, pOdfa sentir el uuO el alientO del
otro. una conversation que no escu-
charfan Otros dos cSpalda con espalda =:
un yerdadcro secrcto al dido. Y, asi
era, ell efecto. En- esa situaci0n-y a
una distancia de veintc metros-todos
probamoS 10 que nos pareci0 embru-
jamiento mas que atlas manifestation
mes de acdstica. Esto no es tan SOM
brio como han ascgurado muchos cro-
nistas adjetivando muy NAL, torciendo
sensaciones puraS. Aquf 81 hay una
inenarrable solemnidad la fuerZa ire
sistible de 10 augusta. e$pecie de hitos
de .santi0ad Y rcposoS rcligiosos. tam
bi6n hay luz, que 81 no es de meridia-
no, cs de la luminosidad de tantas CO
sas de sabidurfa de arte. de mobiles
recucrdos, de cr6nicas fuertes. dc en-
peilos triunfaleS. dH gloriaS perdura-
bles. Namos recOrriendO las Salas Ca
pitulares. Los grandcs misticos con
Sus frescos mas famosoS sacuden nucs-
ira torpe comprenSibilidad Ell Des-
CcndinldeHto, de Van der Weyden; UA
SNcH0 de Feline II, del Greco; el Sq4t
Crist0bal, formidable. de Patinier; Ell
BNcn Pastor, de Ribcra; In FdDliIid
dc Lot, de Vaccaro; Y Los hcrnnnos
de Jose, de Eeldzquez; y Jesd$ Cruel
fcadO, de Tiziano, algunos Ge Ru-
bcns: V dc Van Dyk; tie Tintoretto; !;
de Claudio Coello; Y de muchos ho-
landeses rcpresentan cl mas rico va
rio tesOro que acaso Sc encuentre hoy
tan bien conservado en- la Europa
artfstica. Pinturas gloriosas; obras
maestras por tOdas parties. lnmensas
prodigiosas, como cl frrsco dc FL Cpto
FL iuiciO fuOT) nm hprmo>fSjmo
Triptico de FL BUsco; Los Sictc Pcca-
dos Cdpitales; La S0grddn FOimd. de
Claudio Coello. eXultan serias sugeren
cias; porque 81 propicio es este sagra-
do temple de recucrdoS cmincntcs pa
IA cltanto de retrospective Sc patenti-
Zd bajo .sus b0vedas Ell sus salas illus
tres, Il mas caudaleS Y fecundante in
trospecciones Sc vuelve ell inima. inf
nitamente inquiridora. evocando. sus-
pendida en- cOnfidenciaS de miStcrio,
la luz Y las sombras de aquellos eli
clos ferreOs Y aptoS 10 mismo para las
barbaras conquistaS del poder tempo
raj como para las puras Y divinas glo-
rificaciones del Artc y sus genios pre-
claros.
No Sc sabc que es mas encantador
aquf dentro, entire tanto prodigio ba-
iiado en- celestial serenidad en- el no.
BILE orgullo de casta Y familia, perdu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-13

|
TpdO es espacioso a 10 largo Y a 10
alto. FL arquitecto Herrera, magO de
grandeZas Y de audacias inconcebibles,
aquf ha acknowledgements pregonado los
alumbramientos payorosos de su genio
potcnte Y equilibrado.
La avidez mas hurgante Y los seiiue-
los mas agudOs nos atenacean al lie
gar al p6rtico de harmoniOsa estructu-
IA. presentado entire seis purfsimas CO.
lumnas d0ricas, un Real Escudo en- ell
ceDtrO Y arriba, Y sobre 81, la figura
egregia del Gran Rey Fundador de es-
tn opulentfsima gloria del mundo eli
vilizadO.
Hemos entrado en- tropel, veinte o
cuarenta personals, caballeros seilo-
ras, dcjando al pasar firme v obscrvan-
te, Il un guarda unifOrmado dgil. que
celia el pasO con genufleXioncs cum
plidos, Y dejindolo libre hacia el in
terror del edificiO. La luz penetra ahf
de unO de los grandes recintos, abier-
to y s0leado patio sin flores nj NADIA
Y va sObrecogidos Y atentos hasta al
mas leye ritmo de nuestra pisaGa va
cilante, escrutando ventanas cerradas
10 largo del corredor por donde va
mos, scparando, d la vez, en- las ga
lerfas que van hacia ALA Y vienen ha-
cia aca, ARGOS Y mas ARGOS, columnaS
Y laberfnticas entradas salidas para
las distintas y distantes dependencies,
nos ayiSln que va a empeZar la an
gustia confortadora del sonsonete del
>cicerOnc lcycnd0 dc c0rrido la historic
de aquellos tesoros guardadoS allf anna
damente. Estamos va en- la emoci6n
ins6lita de 10 imponente. Las pilastras
son centinelas dormidos Y la multi
tud de estatuas rematando columnas
son Reyes despiertOs que nos hablan
EstOy sintiendo el eco del descompa-
sado andar de cuantos vamos dete-
ni6ndonos aquf, ante los frescos bur-
dos que embelleccn las paredcs, mas
ccrca en- Ia vision prometedorl del
Vestibulo de Las salas capitutucs. Y,
clio con el taconeo leve, entire sordo
Y ldnguido en- el lento camino, hace
que cn uno Sc asotile una especie de
beatitud que nos lorna nos mOdela
ALI turbadamente serdticOs. Nos va pc
netrandO, insenSiblemente una dulce
onda de misticismO f6rvido. crecien-
te; pOrque mas que otra cosa Ia pre-
Sencia vagorosa. fugitiva V cierta dc
este p0rtento de interioridades Sigi-
losas, es la de un immense oratorio de
santos Y austeros Padres religiosos
cafdos. hufdos del Pecado. EstOy con-
versando en- silencio absolute. No Sc
que Sc me Va Il Ocurrir decir, 81 pudie-
ia hablar, con Ia implacable OPPRESSION
que me agobia. Que siga hablando ese
hOmbre; que yo lie escuchar6 cuando |
pueGa, Y cuando acabe de sentir con
migo el alma anonadante de In fe V |
de, Ia energfa que sc espacian por es-
tos lugares de fugaZ recogimiento
Entramos Il un espacioso salon os-
euro vacfo. Els La sala dc los Secre- ,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-13
IN INSPECTOR ATLETICO ESCO.
LAR

El popular y conocido sportnlnn, Jo-
sc Rivera, expertO en Ia preparation
de iovenes atletas, ha sido nombrado
Inspector Atletico Escolar, por Ell De-
partamento de Instruction.
No hay que dudar, que siendo a
amigo Rivera, conocedor Y un buen
training del atletismO, veremos prom
to muy buenos jugadores en- las dis
tintas escuelas de esta capital.
Felicitamos al amigo Don Pepito.
Progress
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-13

rabies mientras discurra ufano su in
quebrantable espfritu de estirpe en- es-
t'as adOrables reliquias. HemOs llega-
do, caminando procesionalmente todos,
angulando Y desapareciendo por CORE
dores Y pasillos sombrfos. al Altar Ma
yOr, Ell dOnde 81 no nos tuyicran Ibru-
mados va, aplastadOs, por las naves
solemnemente descomunales, que sc
dilatan a nuestra observation acucio-
sa como cOsa de pesadilla, es SECURE
que sentirfamOs dOminadOra sensation
de aturdmiento Y de mlreo, algO CO.
mo un desfallecer sobre las piernas
tambaleantes en- un vertigo maXimo de
inusitada impotencia. Orc. plata, pie
dias prcciosas; barras de ORC; todO
dorado Y todo plateadO: columnas ma
ravillosamente decoradas; alto relic
yes increfbleS; mOsaicOs. labrados; las
incrustaciones mas atrevidas ObraS de
articles de ensueho; dos pulpitros
opuestos, ;de caOba?, donde el inge-
MO profes6 agudfsima sabidurfa en-
molduras caprichosas Y marmoles
preciOsaS puros. jaspe p0rfido,
aplastante scnsaci0n de suntuOSidad
desbordadora, de opulencia incompa-
rable; y. crecdlO; asf V todo Sc es-
capa de ALI una uncion cristiano-re-
ligioSa, m misticismo quintaesenciado
que prende fucrtcmencte cXquisitos
arrobos.
Para yer mejor, para goZar en- III
vision singularfsima de aquellos espa-
clos que Sc dirlan ocupados por ange-
les invisiblcs buenos, nuestro cicero
nc nos lleva al coro. Ell frente; y aqu1
81 es serafica Ia muda contemplation,
entire las penumbras del medic, Ell Ia
tenue claridad igUal, de csc altar Ma
yor' alejado, ALA, bajO, aquietado con
su docena de cirios Y de cruces; pla-
teado; con su JESUS Cruciiicado en- el
centro. mieltiIs dcsdc acd para OBJ
servarlo, desde esta Iejanta que aca-
rician las navcs altfSinms, Y solaS. Y
vacils. noSotrOS Siicnciam0s interjec-
clones de aSombro. dc cnternccimieuto.
cada vcz mas achicados disuelt0S en
este temple uuimGrico dondc pOlrfan
redondcaF vucluS magniiicoS c.ento> &c
pijaroS lgeroS. DeSdr donde miramos.
desde este Cor0 tan aucho, largo Y al
to, cl Altar tan diStaute Y el espacio
comprenGidu entire ambOS tan ampiiO
sugicrc remOtaS pprSpCctiVaS de cOSaS
fragilmcnte poderoS2s y poGerosamen-
te fr;igiles. Maestro esptritu en- la Sc
rcna observation, como que Va V vienc
mecido. 0nAulando on un mar sin Ori-
Has. Y, acaSo cStd experimentation
una, cmoci6n deSconocida para Gl: la
emoci0n dc muchaS emOciOnes a un
tempo. y 81 atirmo que sobre nuestras
cabezas, sobre todo 10 que digo hay el
inconcebiblc fresco dc Ell Juicio Final,
con SUI tropcl de desesperados Y de vi
les, Y de santos, Y de profetas. V de
aureolas, Sc comprenderd la anulaci6n
que padece quien Sc disponga a estar
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-13
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DE
LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS PARA
PUERTO RICO
En- el asuntO de
RAFAEL RIVERA OYOLA,
en- quiebra.
AvISO DE VENTA.
Progress

Por la presente Sc avisa que el dia
IS de septiembre de 1921, a las 10 de
la manana, seran vendidas en- un So
10 lote, en- la tienda situada en- la ca
lie San Agustn No. 63, Puerta de Tie
rra, las existencias pertenecientes a
dicha quiebra, por el Trustree que sus-
crihe.
Las mencionadas existencias Sc
conlponen de Trajes, Quincalla, Zapa-
tos y ell Mobiliario.
FL Referee Sc reserva ei derocho de
rehusar las ofertas que no cubran ell
1870 del valor de la retasacion.
Pablo del Rio,
Trustee.
Hugh r. Francis,.
Abogado de los acreedores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-09-13

en- dulce Y amena communication, con
tales virtudes, eXtaordinarias gran
deZas.
Enrique Lefebre.
Madrid, JUNO 1921.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
tLIFE-SAVING" STAMPS
+ TO AID CHlNA'S HUNGRY

Washington will be presented with
an opportunity to buy China life
saving" stamps today. This an
nouncement was made by the local
Committee in charge of the China
famine fund.
: A concerted effort by cooperating
agencies through the American com
mittee for the China famine fund is
being made with the sale of these
1ife-saving stamps throughout the
country to stave off starvation from
15 ,O80, 900 Chinese of the northern
provinces. The price of the stamp
is , cents. This will buy days ra-
tions for one person.
The committee in charge of local
distribution is Mrs. Cary T. Grayson.
chairman: Mrs. John II. Young. Mrs.
C. A. Fenner. Mrs. Earle Whitley. Mrs
G. G. Johnson. Mrs. Harris P. Gould.
Mrs A. F. Harlan. Mrs. o. E. Howe.
Mrs William F. Mcdowell. Mrs. John
Nelson Mills. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe.
Mrs. W. McKaye Stowell. Mrs. g. H.
McGrew. Mrs. H. H. Ranck, Miss Mary
Ingle and Mrs. w. A. Haggerty.
The China life-saving stamp.
which is in black and yellow. repre-
Bents an aged Chinese woman holding
in her hands an empty bowl. and was
designed as contribution to the
American committee for China famine
fund by William c. McNulty, maga-
zine illustrator. 1t bears in one
corner a motto in Chinese characters.
which means Please help; beneath
is the legend, "3 cents saves life for
a day" and at the top, China life
saving stamp.
Checks may be sent to Paul S.
Reinsch. China relief fund. 18th and
ID streets.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
THE WEATHER..

District of Columbia - Fair and
slightly colder tonight; lowest tenn
perature about freezing. Tomorrow
fair and colder; moderate to fresh
northwest winds.
Maryland-Fair and slightly colder
tonight. Tomorrow. fair and colder
moderate to fresh northwest winds.
.. virginia-Fair and slightly colder
tonight. Tomorrow. fair and colder;
fresh west and northwest winds.
Records for Twenty-Tour Hours.
Thermometer.4 pm. so: 8 pm. AZ;
40 midnight. Az: 4 am, 40; 8 am. 50;
noon, So. sss
Barometer44 pm, Soil: 8 pm,
3o.13; IL midnight. 1905: 4 am, 5000;
3 am. 29.97: noon. 29.93.
Highest temperature. SO, occurred at
= Lowest temperature, 375. occurred
at 1880 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So; lowest. 2S.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast and
geodetfc survey
- s.sToday-Low tide, s:29 am and 1:17
I'm: high tide. 1895 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 7:16 am. and
4:1S pm; high tide. 12:a5 am. and
The sun ana Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 7:02 am: sun
: Tomorrow-sun rises. 7:o1 am; sun
sets, 5-45 pm .....@
Moon rises 1920 am
u, Automobile lamps to be lighted one
1ah hour after sunset.
Weather in yarisus Cities.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
Iontentment.

When sets the good old shin
ing sun, thus winding TIP another
day, if | have left some chore
undone. | do not feel serene and
gay. Beneath my fgtree | re-
cline, and try to read some help
full tract, but in this old bald
dome OF mine there bobs up one
disturbing fact. | did not fix
the kitchen roof. which lets in
nineteen kinds of rain; and so
contentment keeps aloof, and all
my thoughts are tinged with
pain. | cannot read "The Cloven
Hoof," or other novels, good or
fat; l did not fix the leaking
roof, and | can only think of
that. The almanac has jest and
spool, DER which | ought to
roundly laugh; but l neglected
that old roof. and conscience is
a bitter gaff. When all my
duties are performed according
to the rules of Hoyle, my heart
with ecstasy is warmed. the
rich reward of honest toll. With
duty done one can, in truth, the
evening hours in peace employ,
and l can read of Nick, the
Sleuth, without a cloud upon my
Joy. There may be men who do
not care what they have done or
left undone, when from the rest
full easy chair they watch the
setting of the sun. But peace
won't camp upon my brow if |
recall, at close of day, that
I have failed to groom the COW,
or give the old blue goose her
hay. And | am glad I'm fash
ioned thus, though l may miss
lot OF fun; l don't admire the
careless cuss who recks no hoot
for tasks undone..
WALT MASON.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
HINT ;OF.PLOT TO BLOW UP
NAVY YARD CAUSES SCARE
Secret Service Operatives Dispatch
ed to Scene at AM. Saturday.
Maydower Also Guarded.

An alleged plot to blow up the navy
yard and the presidential yacht May
flower caused the hurried dispatch of
ssecret service operatives to the navy
Sard at O'Clock Saturday morning,
and is still under investigation, 1t was
learned today.
: Government officials maintained alb
Solute silence as to the origin of the
srumor and the steps taken to run 1t
down:
Navy yard officers were inclined to
treat the matter as hoax. Neither
the Department of Justice nor the po-
2 lice department officially knew any
thing of the investigation. 1t was
definitely ascertained, however, that
the secret service has been hard at
work on the case since Saturday
morning when. it is stated. warn
ing was received. and is still follow
ing up possible clues. The govern
fnent investigators, it is said. have
searched every foot of the navy yard
and the ships lying there. but it is be-
lievcd nothing of suspicious nature
has been found, The fact that the Sc
eret service had not abandoned the
-investi CATION today was regarded as
Indicating it does not consider the
plot rumOr hoax.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The District Congress Of MOthers
and Parent Teacher Associations Will
meet Tuesday at = pm. at the New
Ebbitt.
The nature section Of the Twentieth
Century Club will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
George Putnam. 2126 Bancroft place.
| George &. Sudworth will give an IL
Illustrated lecture on Trees"
The Shakespeare Society will meet
February rs at the law school OF G..
w. L.. 1435 X street.
The literary sectiOn Of the Woman's
Club of Chevy Chase will meet Friday
with it's leader. Mrs. Eugene Z. Ste
vens, Jog East Thornapple street.
will meet February "a with Mrs.
Brumbaugh. 1854 Biltmore street.
Orrin Lester of the savings division
of the Treasury. will speak on Thrift
in Schools" Wednesday afternoon be-
fore the members of the Anthony
League. 2007 Columbia road.
.Thc Upper ROOm,' drama. will be
presented under the auspices of the
Catholic Women's Service Club
Thursday at $50 pm, at Carroll Hall,
The board of education will meet
Wednesday at pm. at the Franklin
School.
The music section Of the Womnn's
Club of Chevy Chase. Md, will meet
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Norcross, 407 Ray
mond street
<rSn nisSf In will no
given a reception Friday evening at
o'clock by the members of the Piney
Branch Citizens Association at the
John Dickson Home.
The WSman'x City Club will hold
meeting of business and profess
sional women Wednesday.
Railroad men and their families are
to be entertained at a valentine party
to be held at Sis o'clock tomorrow
night at the Terminal Railway Y. NJ.
c. A.
The Washington Restaurant AssO-
citation will meet tomorrow evening
al sac at the Garden Tea Housa. 1914
Vermont avenue. Albert Schultheis,
president of the Chamber of Com
merce. will be among the speakers.
There will be recital by an octet of
wind and wood instruments and
quartet of celios from the Marine
Band tomorrow>eyening at Sis in the
room for the blind, Library of Con-
greSS.
The Petworth Cftizens' Association
will meet tomorrow at 7:45 at the
Presbyterian Church. Randolph street
and New Hampshire avenue. Illus
trated lecture on history and develop
ment of the telephone.
The Pnrent-Teacher Assoeiation of
the Thaddeus Stevens School will be
addressed tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock. at the school, by DR.. Frank
w. Ballou. superintendent of schools.
A special musical program has been
prepared by Mrs. Nellie E. Smith,
president of the association.
Roscoe c. Bruce, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, will address joint
meeting of the Howard Park Citizens
Association and the Parent-Teachers'
Association of the Mott Public School
tonight. at 8 o'clock. Rev. Daniel E.
Wiseman. president of both associa
tions. will preside, and the public is
invited.
There will he n meeting of the
Polish Club this evening at o'clock
at Pythian Temple, 1012 9Th street
northwest.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.

TODAY.
The College Women's Club tea from
to 6 at the clubhouse. 1922 / street
TONIGHT.
The Takoma Park Citizens Associa-
tion meets at the Library building at
o'clock.
Valentine party at City Club. 8
o'clock.
The Capitol Hill Literary Society
meets at 8 o'clock. with Mrs. J. L.
Bradley. 647 East Capitol street.
The Woman's Relief Corps. Depart
ment of the Potomac. convention at
1880 at Grand Army Hall.
Congress Heights Citizens Associa-
tion meets at 8 O'Clock.
1.-THE Green Cabinet" a photoplay, at
o'clock at the Thomson School, un-
der the auspices of the Filing Asso-
citation of the District.
The lisa Club, social branch of the
income tax unit of the bureau Of in.
ternal revenue, Valentine dance al
the Meridian Mansions.
The Piney Branch Citizens Associa.
Evening star., 1921-02-14
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

East Washington Community Gen.
ter. Eastern High School. tonight:
French Club. under DIR. d'Ouakil; Boy
Scouts. Troop 65; Sherwood Athletic
ization class. under Americanization
department, public schools.
Thomson Community Center, to-
night: Filing Association, china paint
ing. dramatic rehearsal for Boy
Scouts. plain sewing, piano practice.
Park View Community Center, to-
night: Park View Band, Earl S. Smith
director.
f. v. Brown Community Center.
Chevy Chase: Elementary French for
children at 3 pm. today
Southeast Community Center. Ty-
Ter School. Fife and Drum Corps,
Lambskin Club. 1880 o'clock tonight
johnson Powell Community Center,
Powell School. activities this after
noon: Folk dancing and violin les
sons for children. 4 o'clock. Tonight:
Rehearsal for the District of Co
lumbia evening" pageant, millinery,
community dancing.
Dunbar Civic Center. tonight: Am
phion Glee Club. Community Choral
Society.
Special meetings.: There win be a
meeting Of the James Reese Europe
ans Auxiliary will also meet.
Birney Community Center, tonight:
Shorthand. typewriting, fancy needle
workers the Hillsdale Citizens Asso-
citation will meet tonight at o'clock
Evening star., 1921-02-14

Northeast Washington Citizens AS
sociation will meet at s o'clock at
Good Shepherd GuiHd Hall. 9Th and
streets northeast.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

The Ladies' Auxiliary of St. AIMS
Infant Asylum. 23d and X streets,
meets at 8 o'clock
Evening star., 1921-02-14

DR., Adolph Coblenz of Baltimore
speaks at public meeting at. $3.50
o'clock in the Y. NJ. H. A. building,
11th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

The Hillsdale Citizens Association
meets at o'clock at the Birney
School.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

Central Labor Union Musicians will
meet at o'clock at Musicians Hall.
1908 Z street.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

tion meets at O'Clock in the city post
office.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

Special meetings: There win be a
meeting Of the James Reese Europe
Post at o'clock tonight. The Wom-
ans Auxiliary will also meet
Evening star., 1921-02-14

Birney Community Center, tonight:
Shorthand. typewriting. fancy needle
workers the Hillsdale Citizens Asso-
citation will meet tonight at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

Dunbar Civic Center. tonight: Am
phion Glee Club. Community Choral
Society.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

lyric 18th and Irving SITS. NV.
OPEN 9 PM. WHILE NEW
/ YORK SLEEPS Eight acts. The nigh
lest screen melodrama of all time. A PIC.
ture Of night life in the Lights and sbad
Of the great metropolis. As titanic as the
great city itself. Also comedy
Evening star., 1921-02-14

Southeast Community, Center. Ty-
Ter School. Fife and Drum Corps
Lambskin Club, 1870 o'clock tonight
Evening star., 1921-02-14

The Woman's Relief Corps. Depart
ment of the Potomac. convention at
1880 at Grand Army Hall.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

Congress Heights Citizens Associa
tion meets at 8 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1921-02-14

f. " Brown Community Center,
Chevy Chase: Elementary French for
children at pm. today
Evening star., 1921-02-14

The Capitol Hill Literary Society
meets at 8 o'clock. with Mrs. J. L.
Bradley. 647 East Capitol street.