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Aroetin. -ln ano &c nnostros eomna-
noros &c fclaccidn. que hcmos dido
opinioncs &c hipiuisias compctentcs
ca este o analoga seniido. y precisa-
montc an cstos mismos dias analiz6
lucidamenic an asunto del arr0z ccha-
DO por1er por Ia eodicia de los COM
pctidores Gel mercado dc importation
en- Puerto Rico y probablemente en-
otros paisas, el sabio y diligcnte in
vestirador de la salud, DIR. B. X. Ash
ford. en- su admirable COnferencia de
Ia Cruz Roja.
Dado el txtraordinario consume que
hay en- Puerto Rcio, del arroz mani
'pulado en- aquella forma, consume que
sc eleva a mas de cincO millOnes de
dollars al ano, segln la estadistica Off
cial, debia estudiarse cen mucho in
teres este importante asunto.
La aficion al consume enorme de es-
te grano Sc desarrolI6 en- el pals a fa-
vor del magnifico arroz criollo, que
como todo arroz puro-constituia un
alimento sano, de agradable gusto
de facil adaptation a infinidad de for
mas del condimento; pero el cultivO
de productos tropicales de mas rica
valoracion fue desterrando de nues-
tros campos mas laborables aquel pre-
cioso grano alimenticio, Y sustituyen-
dose en- el consume corriente por ell
de Importation exterior, sustitucion
que los hombres de ciencia mas obser-
vadores lamehtan hoy.
Ante ell peIigro social que estos Sc
nalan, parece que Valdria la pena de
cue la Sanidad estddiase, con la reco7
nocida jinteligencia de que es capaz,
las condolences actuales de este gran
artfclio de consume alimenticio, y
dicten, 81 eg ,nreqfso, 1ag 'disPosiciopes
nece3arias paxa4dus la tistosatelegan-
Ella de este producto. Sc -convierta de
nuevo EN- sanasuy nutritiyas condicior
nes que inffuyan Observation-Disclosures
en- la saluda W la fuepza de nuestro
gran pdblioo, EN- tantorque la epericia
y Ia actividad de nuestros ;agriculto-
res van dotando- allpais de alimentos
nuestros, mas nutritivos, sanos y bar
ratos!uia -, q 8iisi.ya Il, rol,s st,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
DE LA GOMISION DE INDEMNI.
si't ZAcIONES A OBRERos
u fftFIF
ANISO.

Sc ssuplica a las personas que nlencio'
namos a continuation, rec.amen sus
cheques que datah de dos mas amos.
Juan Andino, Miguel Abrams, Pedro
Aya1a, Ambrosio Amaro, Anselmo
Asencio, Pedro Bonilla, Juan Cofdero,
lose Colon, Juan Maldonado Cabrera,
Pascaso Cabrera, Pablo Carrasquillo,
Jose Pedro Cruz, Manuel Correa, Sal
vador Diaz, Francisco Delgado, Juan
Diaz, Manuel Diaz, Vicente Dominice.
Mateo Diaz, Basilio Estrada Jorge Fe7
lipe, Elias Figueroa, Virgilio Garcia
Hipolito Garcia, Celestino Gohzalez
R. E. Garvin Alberto Gonzalez, Ju
Ian Garcia Cadiz, Manuel. Heliger,.
Juan Izquierdo, Natalie Lugo, Vicente
Lopez Julio Lopez, Alexandra Lopez
Jose Montahez, Juan Melendez, Cefe-
rino Martinez, Benito Mendoza, Da-
mel Melendez, Isidoro Molina, Juan NJ.
Medina, Tomas Mifabal, Julio Noble
lsaias Newton, Juan NaNas, Jose Ote-
70, Ramon Ortiz Augusta Ortiz, Eu-
logic Ortiz, Pedro Perez, Felipe Perez
Portalatin, Justine Peha, Hi
lario Papin, Jose Qu;ntana, Eduvigis
Roman, Eduardo Reyes, Ramon Ro-
driguez, Juan Rodriguez Manuel Ro
drigue2 Nicasio Rivera Juan Rivera
Rosendo Rodriguez,- Nemesio Ramos
IIilario Roberto, Nieasio Ruiz, Ra-
mon SANCHEZ, Domingo Solterol Juan
.Sanch-z. Pedro a. Santiago, Tomas So
corro, Rafasl Sarrano, Juan Santiago,
jose Fras.nst Torres, Bernardo To-
rres, Julio Torres ,Jr, Santiago Teja-
da, cipriano Vc,aaqucz y Clotilde Vaz
.uuez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
RESOLUClOES
JUDICIlLE
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sioa AlimuHlirla. No iab.aaa sem.
l&loaiac ius nasass q in sisin gaTa Va
u ss.lH 'isn a. 'a tluuaailaiaa asi ~.
scfa. Ia Uoair b sasglallar iIaga nur.
~ sraninmicnto. knia %. a. Colss
dicia una nursa un8un de e5ccuci6u
dc seutencia cn este caso. orslcnnndo
81 Marshal piuoeaa Kcndcr un pd-
bliea suhusia bicncs dci dcmandado.
Mlarros Sosa y. gost Maria Subi@
llara. Dhorcio. Ia CoIac oraena Ia
cisaeion del demAndasle nor medic de
cdictoE.
Pedro M0ranie Jimenez vs.. ]. c.
Martinez. Cobro de hipoteca. la
Corte dicto una ordcn ca este case de-
jando sin cfccto 81 orden de requeri-
mientO de agosto ! dc 1922 Y su SEN
teneia de I nOviembre 1929, para que
Sc tramite el case de acuerdO con
las alegaciones que aparecen de la
demanda enmendada. La Corte dicto
Ina orden en- este case, de requeri-
tiiento de pago contra el demandado.
Maria, Eduardo Chico Soler y otros.
US. Higinio Allende Cruz, etc. Null
dad, etc. La Corte dict6 una orden
para que sc haga constar en- los autos
,e este case, que les abogados de los
iemandantes de ahora en- adelante Sc
an el Lcdo. Campillo y Tous Soto, de
Ponce.
Pedro J. Barbosa ct al. VS.. Eduardo
. acuna Aybar, ct al. Impugnacion de
elecciones. Sc celebro la vista de la
! nocion de los demandantes sobre que
e anule y deje sin efecto la fianza
restada EN- este case, con asistencia
de las parties, y la Corte les concede
ha sta manana para un alegato y Sc
re lervo la resolution.
Pedro j. Calderon, ct al. Elk parte.
La Corte expide cartas textamenta-
ri' favor de los peticionarios.
iCarmen Marrero. Declaration de
hel ederos. La Corte declara unica
mi versal heredera del causante ANA
lio Fuentes, la peticionaria.
4 Inaclcto Agudo VS.. Eduardo Bosch
Col is. Ejecucion de hipoteca.
I 'rnesto Richardson VS.. A. Thyboe.
5jjsNuci6n dc hipoteca.
/; an Juan Fruit Co. VS.. Albert F.
;1Elggbee.s Ejecuci6n de hipoteca. La
GtfFte ordena la venta en- pdblica su-
osss ia de las fncas hipotecadas en- es-
sosi casos.t Fl
I !. Greenfeld's Sons VS.. A. G. Roth.
J;}5ro de dinero. La Corte decreta el
il, t-guraniento de la efectividad de la
;e h*encia en- este case.
Tomas Cartagena VS.. Ruperto Fuen-
.e : Cobro de dinero. QgYal al ante
cic9).
u lse Miranda. Comision de Servi-
10 ,publico de Toa Alta, otros. 6
asls que, fueron acumulados) VS..
Iuei Municipal de Toa Alta. Auto
5inhI 5itorio. Celebrada la vista de es-
sos fcasos, la Corte Sc reserve su reso-
1ucbin eoncede a las parties hasta
nSf.ana para un alegato.
TX dro Gambia VS.. Arturo .Trfas v
otro Liquidation de sociedad La
Jorte aprueba la estipulacion de las
parties radicada aver sobre enmienda
an d escrito de apelacion del deman-
lante al memorandum dc costas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
NERYLOSIDAD.

Los sintomas de autointoNicacion
pueden ir acompahados de diversos sin
tomas nervIosos. La bills en- la sangrc
puede producer estupor y depression
mental el termino melancoia. que
significa bills negra. indica Ia importan-
ca que desde hace tanto tempo Sc le
concede al higado como organo cuyo
trastorno produce depression neryiosa.
"a vcces el NAL Sc inicia en- el higa-
do en- los rinones y a menudo Sc mi
cia en- el estomago en- algun otro or
gano pero Ell todo case la falta esta
en- e1 metodo defectuoso de vivir que
Sc ha hecho tan conon Ell nuestros
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
rs uN aEmEDIo pIREcro.

Tan'a~ q podcro.0 ttnico reco~s-
u,uyen,e. Sc d=s,ina hlcer 'desaf sf='-''-~'
recer estos ua!es Ia tro.ia ee .Aus = 81
Coope. os gue !a:llac es c rcmedio q -
reclp para clio. 80 hay una sola Z
gi6n del orgauisn0 que no Sc beneii'fc az
POI el c.ccto saluiab'c lie Tanlac q,e
comenza 81 aeeion estmulando los ,,sg-, q
gan0s dgcstivos s dc asimacion, nc% ,.,,,s,s
jorando Ia sangre yvigori2aLdo TODD cf
organismo, luego permite que ef est6ic' t'p
maso digiera perfectamente Ell ,alim2lss.Stssb
TO y al psrmite que los prcductes ,ila@r 4 ISL
milabics Sc conYiertan en- sangre, hucyp.yg
musculos. Hace dssaparecer csc GIN
factor d cnleTmedad, Ia debilidad. Fla~ 49,
&c que cl cuerpo sea vigoroso = elas- mob
t!co conserva Ia mente iucda entr- s5s-:
gica hace desaparecer los si1tomas g.7s
de nervosidad indigestion Recon- -.
tituye el orsanismo debilitado por Ia 'N"t'
cnfermedad o el exceso de trabajo v on
acelera Ia convalescencia YES una fuen- Il
te iafalible de bienestar para quicnes org
padec2n de esos males. ~
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las drq- :,
guerias farmacias.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
GOBIERNO MUNICIPAL DE
RIO PIEDRAS, PR.
Ofcina del Comisionado de Servicio
Publico.
ANUNCIo DE sUBAsTA

Proposiciones en- pliego cerrados pa
a la reparaci6n Y pintura del Hospi-
al Municipal de esta ciudad Y cuyas
bras Sc adjudicaran en- pdblica su-
9asta, Sc adn1itiran las proposiciones
IN la oficina del Comisionado de Ser
1icio. Pdblico, hasta las dos de la tar
lie del dia "a de noviembre de 1922,
lora en- que Sc abriran dichas propo-
iiciones.
Ell modelo de proposiciones, instruc-
ZONES para los licitadores, pliego de
.ondiciones Y demas antecedentes re-
acionados con dichas obras Sc en-
:uentran de manifesto en- la ofcina
lei Conisionado. de Servicio .Piblico,
oudiendo obtenerse -copia de ellos me-
liante la presentation de un recibo
rue acredita haber depositado en- la
ofcina del Sr. Comisionado de Hacien-
la la cantidad de CINCO DoLARES
5000, como fianza y cuya cantidad
era resembolsada al devolver los do
,umentos 81 estos estan completes y
en- buen estado.
La Comision de Subasta Sc reserva
Il derecho de rechazar cualqliera o
todas las proposiciones.
Rio Piedras, P. r., 8 de noyiembre
de 1922.
E. Acosta,
Comisionado de Servicio Plblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
TRASLADo DE REsIDENCIA

Nuestro querido amigo el conocido
comerciante don Pedro Bolivar ha tra;-
ladado su residencia de la casa Mo.
231 pafada "A, Santurce, "a la parada
l3, No. 80, >Avenida Juan Ponce de
Leon.
Nos completeness en- informarlo asi
a las numerosas amistades del distin-
guido caballero.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
LA ARALoNIA EN AREcIBo.

Sc esta hacienda 'cumplir extricta-
mente en- Arecibo, el artfculo 10 de las
.ordenanzas municipaIes compiladas,
Que prohibeh el anuncio callejero me-
dante q uso de tambores, platillos o
cualesQuiera otra clase de instrumen-
tos medic que Iesulte inacorde q
MODESTO al vecindariu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
Ell TELEGRAFO.

El sabado por la noche fue escala-
do el establecimiento comercial FL Te-
ldgrafo. de B. Mclendcz. residente en-
Ia parada y, carretera de Santuvce.
llevandose los cacos en- efectos de yes
tip por valor de doscientos dollars.
LIN poIicfa v detectives investigan
eI caso, sin que hasfa Ia fecha Sc ha-
va dado con los ladroues.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
Ell HOSPITAL DE MARICAo.

. Estan muy adclantadas las obras
del edificio para hospital municipal de
Malicao. y resultarl de gran benefi-
cio para la salud pdblica y tratamien
to de los cnfermos pobres de la CO.
marca.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
FOT OGRAFIA. COLORADO

Atendndo ndicacion
ddads
trabajo fotografa
personalmene atendera
cientes ejor
fotogafa anticpa
6n ST. Colorado tine trabao al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-13
-:AvIsO:-
ConsuladO de Espafia en- San Juan d.,
Puerto Rico.

Ell Consul de Espaiia llama la aten-
ci6n de los s1bditos espanoles resi-.
dentes en- la Isla, que hayan cumplido
o eumplan los 20 amos de edad hasts
ell 81 de, Diciembre proximo veDidero
acerca de 10 que previene la Ley de
Reclutamiento y Reemplazo del II jer..
.itc en- i$u articulo 27, que dice 10 81
guierte:. eFFF
Art 27.-Todos los espah holes,
)a cumplir la edad de 20 amos, cual
d quiera que sea. su estado y con
iM dici6n, estairl obligadosl a pedb
su inscripci6nf en- las listas de
8 Mnnicipio en- cuya jurisdiccio'
{. n ihabiten sus padres tdtores, 1
.g sellos misnos, 81 no los tuvieren
III tenicndo la vez esta ohliga
/. 5es' cion los padres tutores, as
lABi como las personals Autorida
DIES de quienes dependan los mo
Eos.
Los mozos que residan en- e,
extranjero, solicita1an su ms
cripcion en- ell Ayuntamient
donde habiten sus padres tu
torres, en- el de la Ultima We
cindad que estos hubiesen. teni-
do en- .territorio nacional 81 ne
habitan en- Ell; y falta. de pa
dres tutore,s en- ell Municipio
correspondence al 1ltimo. donni
clio de los propios interesados,
iantes de marchar al extranjero.
San Juan de Puerto Rico1 Noviem.
bre 1922.
Ell Consul de Espana,
Ernesto Freyre.
g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18

Pacific coast: Mario valie. Pletro
DeBiasi and Natalie Cervi, as well as
many others.
Tho famous San Carlo orchestra
from the Manhattan Orera house.
New York. which is now tho pcrma.
nent home OF the San Carlo. will be
under Maestro Ernesto Knoch. ono
of the leading European conductors.
and who has also been a conductor
with the Century opera and the Chi.
cafo opera, as well an In Mexico and
Cuba.
The Washington's birthday matt.
nee. when Martha" will he sung
with Miss Luccheae In the title role,
has been made a bargain matinee"
md already the demand for seats for
this performance is very great. espe.
cially from those who reside In near.
by cities and towns.
The Seattle engagement win also
mark the last appearance OF Miss
Anna Fitzlu with the company for
several weeks. az she Is scheduled
TO leave Seattle for Jacksonville,
Fla, where she will lnaugurnte "A
concert tour. which Includes ane.
cial performance at the White House
In Washington for President and
Mrs. Harding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
Seattle Man Viii
Ned in East

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Eugene Alien
Of Wichita. Kansas. have issued in
yatations to the marriage OF their
sister. Bess Lucille. to Mr.. Richard
Eldred Hays Of Seattle.
The ceremony will be performed
in Saint James Episcopal church. i'm
Wichita. on Tuesday morning. Feb
ruary a.. at IL o'clock.
MIR. Hays is leaving for the East
BRIDE about March 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
Assistants Named

Col. and Mrs. Richard II. WI.
son viii be assisted at tho reception
they are giving at their home sun
day afternoon from s until Z o'clock.
honorinR their Hon-in-law and dauFh-
ter. Lieut.. and Mrs. Lsslie Richard
Groves. Jr.. by Mrs. fangdon G.
Henry. Mira WIN II. Parry. Mrs.
William ". Redfieid and Mrs. Meyer.
wife Of Col. o. u. Meyer. who will
preside at the urns.
Assisting them will be Miss An
netts Wrestling. Miss Givendolyn
Newiove. Miss Jane Parry. Miss
I,enore Blackwell. Miss Frances
Quigiey and Miss Mary Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
Personal

Mrs. Harold Preston II leaving
Monday for a what, Of several weeks
in san Francisco. Los Angeles and
Coronado.
Mrs. Andrew ". Gillespie. children
and nurse. are leaving February g
for visit In California
Mr. and Mrs. STANLEY Norman are
receiving congratulations on the
birth ~ n Aon at the swedish hos.
pltai February II.
Mr.. Percy Perry returned last eve
ming from a short trip TO Los An
geisz.
Mrs. John Loor Locke has re-
turned from a visit In California.
Mr. Milton F1lE OF los Angelo,
IL spending a fortnight with his
parents. Dr. and Mrs. Frank J
F1lL
MIR Harriet Goodwin OF sar
Francisco is the guest Of Judge
and Mrs. William Hickman Moore
Mrs. J. r. Duihie Ia in Pasadena,
n guest at the Hotel Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar. Anes. who
have been visiting In California
are now in New York city.
Mrs. Anna Thomson M.lburn, who
has been visiting In California foi
several weeks. Is expected home tbs
first OF next week
Miss Lucille lyman. Miss Clara
Emory. MFR. MARRIED. Bolcom and
Mr.. Marshall Alien arc going over
TO Tacoma next Tuesday evening
TO attend the Assembly ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold winter.
bourne Of Walla walla are ex
pected in the city next week &c
spend two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Drnbigh
Mr.. and Mrs. John Denbigh and
Mrs. Nina Lipovolzkaya, who have
been spending "A short time in the
city. sailed today for their home
In japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
IOrthopedic Tea
Shop Schedule

In charge Of the orthopedlc Tea
shop next week wIll h. Monday.
Trinity Parish church. Mrs. Hard.
Ing Cow. hostess. Tuesday. 81.
Marks guild Of st. Marks church.
Mrs. Margaret Cheal. hostess. Wed.
nsa1ay, washlng'on's birthday. tho
tea shop viii ba cioaed. Thursday.
Washington Park guild. Mrs. Harry
Coe. hostess. Friday. Rotary club.
Mrs. y. L. skeei. hostess. Saturday.
East Highland Drive guild. Mrs A.
C. Graft. chairman.
Assisting i.rA Cow on Monday
will be Mrs. G. y. Russell. Mrs. X.
J. :. Bethel. Mrs. A. w. Anderson.
Mrn- Burtock Cow. Mrs. J. II. ship.
ard. Mrs. J. II. Condor. Mrs. y. ID.
Christie and Miss Olga Dleckhoff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
Washington's
Birthddg Dance

Next Thursday evening Wash.
ington's birthday dance will be civ.
en- by the knights Of Columbus.
when Mr.. and Mrs p. J. English,
Mr.. and Mrs. #. J. McNally, Mr. and
Mrs. G. J. Fairhurst and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. y. Prickett will be the pa.
irons and patronesses. The com.
mittee In charge includes Mr.. Leo
Barton, Mr.. Leonard Kaufer. Mr..
James Ryan and Mr.. George Nc.
Atner. chairman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
Music

Despite generally adverse business
conditions turnout the country there
seems TO be more demand for enter
tainments OF the better grade than
ever before. This Is especially true OF
grand opera, and tho San Carlo
Grand Opera Co. which comes 10 the
Metropolitan theater Monday eve.
ming for an engagement Of one week.
Is enjoying the most prosperous sea.
son in SIS history.
The Pacific coast tour follows the
New York, Philadelphia. Boston.
subscription seasons OF several
weeks duration in which citiea tho
San Carlo played TO virtually ca.
pacity audiences in the largest opera
houses In this country and won
warm praise from the critics and the
public alike for the artistic excel.
icnce Of tieir performances.
Fortune Gallo, general director OF
the San Carlos Grand Opera has add.
ed greatly to the strength of his or.
ganization this season by the add.
'tion OF several artists who have won
fame in the opera houses Of Europe
and South America.
Among the artists who will make
their first appearance with tho San
Carlo In this city are Tamaki Miura,
tho celebrated japanese soprano:
Blanca Saroya, the beautiful dra.
matte soprano; Josephine Lucchese.
a sensational coloratura: Nina Fraa.
CAM, Anita Klinova. Alice Homef.
Frances Morosini. Gaetano Tom.
masini. Romeo Boscacci, Joseph
Roger Joseph Tudisco Nicola
DAmico and Manuel Perez.
Many Of tho old favorites Of the
previous season also will be heard
here. Among them are. Anna Fit.
ziu. one Of the most popular primn
donnas in this country; Sofia Charlie.
bois. tho lyric soprano; Giuaeppe
Agostinl, the fayorite tenor OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
Married in YnncO1lrer

The marriage Of Miss Edith I,eom.
ing, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. I.
Ieeming Of Alderwood Manor 10 Mr..
William r. Padgham Of Vancouver,
u. c.. was soiemnized, Thursday. AZ
the First Episcopal church In Van
oouvcr.
Mr.. and Mrs. PadRham are spend.
ing their honeymoon nj the home Of
the brides parents. They will make
their home In Port Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-18
Pdtronesses
Announced

The Broadway guilds bridge party
and tea dance at the Hotel Wash
inEtcn Saturday afternoon. February
IS. viii have the following patron
aexea.
Mrs. William Leonard Eaton. Mrs.
Guy Sherman petcrkin. Mrs W. II.
Brown. Mrs Otto Greenoaum. Mrs.
L. IL Sullivan. Mrs w. II. spawn,
Mrs Harry Wooden. Mrs r. II.
Winter. Mrs. r. II. wassinshaw.
MrA r. c. Ward. Mrs. Charles Pat.
ten. Mrs J. +. Mcvay. Mrs. W. W.
Manning. Mrs. Frank l.. Baker. Mrs.
d. MeEaeheran, Mrs c. J. Smith.
Mrs John c. Eden. Mrs. Homer bud.
Icy. Mrs Frank Madden. Mrs. Henry
Rothweiler. Mrs Toriief Torland
Mrs. Charles whitticsey. Mrs. J. Tate
Mason. Mrs. W. IL Lewis. Mrs. A. II.
Ixnne. Mrs. o. W. Crockett. Mrs
Langdon c. Henry. Mrs. Samuel
LeonhArdt. Madame Myra Pless. Mrs
George Warren Boole. Mrs Frcd
Alexander. Mrs. Donald Barnes. Mrs
r. w. Condor. Mrs J. r. George.
Mrs. r. l.. Mitten. Mrs. John =. Muir.
ply. Mrs Thomas ScrugES. Mrs. A.
d. Young. Miss Edith pabney. Mrs
Robert Greer. Mrs. Robert Brinkiey.
Mira william Nicholas Gather. Mrs
Crosvenor Folsom. Mrs. Fred Burn
ssde. Mrs Henry C. Ewing. Mrs w.
W. Felger. Mrs. Bert Farrar. Mrs.
wallace Green Collins. Mrs. Harvey
J. Fctser. Mrs. Frank Frederick.
Mrs Thomas Fransioli. Mrs. Thomas
Green. Mrs Raymond Wright Mrs
Omar Humphrey. Mrs. Howard Tay.
lar. Mrs. J. H. Bioedei. Mrs. Lester
Turner. Jr.. Mrs j. T. Hubbard. Mrs.
Edward Morgan Mills. Mrs. Timothy
Jerome. Mrs. Charles E Jones. Mrs.
r Weldon Young. Mrs w. III. Me
Grzfh. Mrs J. w. Barbour. Mrs Hor-
ton Force and Mrs Carl +. Could
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IMpRoMpTTr AFTERNOON

At their Fort Worden quarters on
Friday an impromptu afternoon was
arranged by Mrs. Stilcy. wife Of Cap.
tain Joseph Francis Stiley. u. S. A.,
whose guests we're Miss Lillpon. Mrs.
Fitzpatrick. wife OF Captain Francis
James Fitzpatrick, U. s. A.. Mrs.
Whclchel. wife OF Lieutenant J..
Longstrect Whelohcl. Y. s. A.. Mrs.
Madison, wife OF Lieutenant John
Harvey Madison, IT, s. A.. Mrs. Hay.
den. wife Of Lieutenant Frederick
Lord HAYDEN. ". s. A.
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Inrited to Tietc
Dr1arin g-Roon,

An invitation Is extended 20 the
members ~ the Sunset club to meet
at the clubhouse Monday from 4 un.
"a O'Clock for a private view Of the
drawing room. which has been In the
hands Of decorators for several
weeks and has just been completed.
The formal opening win be on
Wednesday afternoon.
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ADDITIONAL CLUES


The art department iof tho WON.
ans Century cub viii meet Mon
day. February 20. st tho home Of
Mrs. y =. fnErahsm. 1882 18th ave.
~. at y. m. Capitol Inn carl
Mrs. Tngrsham will be assisted by
Mrs. W NJ Elliott and Mira. A. l.
Nofsinger. The program will BE-
kenyon Cox BY Mrs. ]. n. I'm.
-Frcdoriek MarMonni~s.- by Mrn.
George D. Schofieid. John 8. sar.
gent" by Mrs. A. I. NofAinser and
Mira y. y. palmsrton.
Tuesday-French department. al
the Hotel wAxhinxton at II a m
"Wednesday - Spanish department
At the Y. w. c. A.. at 1880 a. m
Thursday Social Service depart.
rnent will meet with Mrs w. C.
Woodward. iss i7th ave- N,---our
Responsibilities TO the Small Town
and Country Girl
frsday--Literatur- and Travel de-
partment at the Y. w. c. A.. at IL
a m. Jack London" BY Mrs r..
w. Bert: Resume. Literary Digest.
Mrs. Prank Wolff. Traveiogue.
Alaska" by Mrs A. H. Horton.
Americanlxation department at the
Y. w. c. A. at p. m. Regular
business meeting at the Y. w. c. A.
a, ? .. IN The program will be
given by the Drama department
Reception TO new members.
Mrs. George Schofield will enter.
tain the board OF trustees OF the
Woman'a Century club with a Co
lonial luncheon at her home wesines.
day. February g. at ~ O'Clock.
The meeting OF the Child study
department has been postponed
from February - TO March 1. at
the home OF Mrs. +. l. Parker.
The Music department viii give a
musicale al the Y. w. c. A. March
}. AZ p. m. The program will be
in charge OF Mrs. Samuel MacDon.
aid. Tho proceeds TO be devoted TO
the clubhouse fund
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Bridge Party at
ICHdDfer House

A bridge party VIII be given by
the active chapter OF Gamma Phi
Beta Sorority Mt the chapter house
next Thursday afternoon. at 2
O'Clock. Mrs. Taube. Miss Lurilne
Brown. Miss Clara Emory and Miss
Jane Thompson are In charge OF ar.
rangemeuts.
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Luncheon Compliments
Wives Of Eastern
Lumbe77neu

The wives OF the East Coast Lun-
bermen were entertained delightfully."-
yesterday with a luncheon given at
Frederick 4 Nelson's by the wives,
Of tho weEt Coast Lumbermen.
Twenty eight Eastern women enjoyed
their hospitality and were presented
with dainty corsages Of fragrant
spring blossoms.