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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
woMAEs CENTURY cum

wohAE's CENTURY CLUB
Tho trustees meeting OF tho Won.
ans Century club will b. held Friday.
March .. az 1880 o'clock. In tho tea
room at tho Y w. c A. Tho reg
nlar meeting OF the club comes at ]
p. m. Election Of otneorA
Program AZ } O'Clock. whom Oh.
Howard A. Hanson. state chairman
Of development for tho Chamber Of
Commerce and also chairman Of tho
flower committee for that organiza-
ton. viii rpsak on Flowers and
Gardens" There will 30 a musical
program.
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DAUGHTERS OF BRITISH

DAUGHTERS OF BRITISH
EMPIRE
Tho state chapter. Daughters OF the
British Empire in America. will hold
Us annual meeting In Seattle. Friday.
March .. IN Frederick Nelson's
auditorium. Nimy Ridge Chapter
win entertain tho state officers dur.
Ing their stay In tho city. also the
officers and delegates % Gordon
chapter. Spokane. and Boadicia chap
ter. Kent, AZ the Hotel Gowman. a;
o'clock luncheon.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY
wARREN AvENuE P.T. A.

WARREN AVENUE PIT. A.
Warren Ave. PIT. A. will meet
Thursday, March s. Mrs. Pearl
BIough viii speak on Social Hy.
siene.7 and Mrs. Daniel oLeary will
talk on Parliamentary Drill A So
cial hour and refreshments win fol.
low.
SEATTLE REVIEW NO. 3
Seattle Review No. 8. w. B. A., OF
the Maccabees. VIII meet In the A.
o. U. w. hall, 1909 Ninth ave.
Thursday. March 8, at 8 p m. A
special reception VIII be held for
members initiated during 1929.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN CIRCLE
Abraham Lincoln circle and its
friends win be entertained Thursday
afternoon. March 8. at o'clock. at
the home eof Mrs. L. Myers, Fifth
ave. N. Z. and N. S1st st.
THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
The Thursday Progress club will
meet with Mrs. George worley. 4Ois
Bagley ave, Thursday. March 8, at
10 q. m. The annual election OF Off.
GERS will DO held.
sORoS1S CLUB
The art department Of the sorosis
club will meet Thursday, March 3.
at 2 p. m, at the Federated club.
house.
ALUaiNAE DINNER
Alpha xl Delta alumnae viii give
dinner Thursday, March 8, at $40
y. M, at the chapter house, 52f2
18th ave. N. u. Miss Margaret My.
crs, Mrs. Dorothy Hurley and Miss
Kathleen Murchison will DO tho host.
esses.
EEwARD PIT. A.
Seward School PIT. A. will meet
Thursday. March 8, Mt 2 p. m. Pro.
gram VIII be IN charge Of Campfire
Girls. who will give their ceremonI
81. Film showing summer activities
Of the girls at Camp sealth.
WOODcRAFT TOTEM CLUB
Woodcraft Totem club viii meet IN
the clubrooms. 41GS Arcade building
Thursday. March 8. al o'clock. Pro
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Ladies' Institute vii meat Friday.
March .. AZ 8 p. m. In It's club.
rooms, The dramRtio class Will
uloo, today at D. m. at tho same
ptncr
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uNIYTnRITY cmArTAUQuA

University Chautauqua will meet
Friday. March D. with Mrs. y.
Ellis. i02s University WY. at ?
p m Chapters 9. 7. .. and 10
on Social Ideals in English Lot
ters." BY scuddar. will be taken up.
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L,uNIoN FnANcAlsE

L'Unlon Franchise win meet Sat.
uraRy. March 10, AZ 8 p. m, In tho
club rooms Of tho Y. W. c. A. NJ
Marcel Daily will give a talk In Eng
Hah on Tho Times. Beliefs and
Custom. OF King Tutsnkhamsn'u
Time" A musical program will FOL.
low,
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NINA ". FRYE TENT. NO. 4,

Nina M. Frye tent No. ~. DauEh
tiers OF Veterans. Is requested 10 nee,
IN the east room OF Moves cafeteria.
Fourth ave. and Pine st. Thursday.
March 5. for MONDAY luncheon. In
honor OF Mrs. Lewis Elliott. OF Iowa.
national president.
~ SIP m. a reception WIN be rivsn
a, the Hotel Washington, in her hon,
or. and also 20 honor tho comma ndsr
ln.chlef Of the q. Ar
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LONESOME CLUB

The Lonesome club win meet
Wednesday evening. March 0t the
Rainier Grand hotel. There VIII
be = program. cards and dancing,
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FRANKLIN HIGH

nNAhok EFAs n.
Franklin High School PIT. A. WIN
meet Thursday. March .. al $50 p.
IN. for a business meeting. followed
by program and social. Vocal solos
win be contributed by Mrs. clyde
Morris and n talk on milk ana food
values viii be given by Miss Ruth
Carroll. OF tho University OF Wash.
iuEton.
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ALUMNAE RALLY

Washington Alumnso will hold n
Homecoming rally for all alumnhs
Of tho University OF Washington on
Saturday. March 10. az tho Com.
mons. on TIM University campus,
Luncheon viii DO served at 1880
o clock.
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Personal

SIR ana Mrs. Frank McDounott
returned Wednesday from two
months trip 60 Honolulu. coming
homo BY way OF California. whore
they spent 10 days az Coronado.
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Program of German Music to Be INTERPRETED

Interpretation OF German music
and works OF
meeting
At the homo o, Miss wintrcd Bousied L.
The follows.
Mezzosopanotl Wiegenned" Brahms bl When
iiotEnung; el AIS die ate Mutsr" Dvorak-Mrs j. b. Kad
Coniralto "Ekonig"
c "Das
fold German dance Hldach--Afss
Pance0 "RomRnEen" shumann;
efendessohn Lucl
sopranol Fin verdurs
Cad
ming Prichard violin obbigato. Miss wnfred
Accompanss, Mrs Helen wilkins Shepard
johnson
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rosrroNE CAMP PART

Because Of tho visit OF tho com.
mander.ln.ehief Of the q. A. II. on
THURSDAY. March q. the benefit card
party OF Col. Ethan Al~n Circle l..
@. 4. II. planned for that date. has
hoen postponed until THURSDAY.
March 10. from : until O'Clock. ~
tho homo u Mrs. 81 Carmack. 1853
H. jefferson st. Telephone kaat
soi7.
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BETA THETA PHI

aIpIHIsfts NIIH
Beta Theta Phi Mothers' club Will
meet at tho chapter house. 1911 T..
9Th at. Friday. March &. at 10
A. m. Mn. Don d. shorctt and
Mrs. Harry Henks. hostssaes.
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Orthopedic Tea and Thrift ,ShoDs

orthopdc Tea sbop
THURSDAY with Mrs Frank Pumr hostess
s. wills Mrs NJ p Moody Mrs. F.
II Pigot Mrs o. A. E. IApe Bronson Ms
Clifford II. frs A A. Pratt
At the Thrift Shop Thursday
Mount Baker guild win
be represented By Mrs II. Gilman j. b. Quick
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AT Home Sunday Afternoon

Compmentlns Miss
Steiner Mr.
noon March IL. from until
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ar. and Mrs OStrander to Entertain With
Large DinRer-Dance; Wedding VII Be
Held IN RectorH
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ALr.AH cHApTEn "a. hal,

Allah Chapter No. les. o. y. g..
VIII exempllry tho work IN the Cor.
in,h!an room a, tfu Masonic temple.
Thursday. March s. a, s p, m. Tho
chapter will hRyo as honor cues,
Mrs Minnie 81 Miller. grand mairon
Of tho Grand Chapter Of Washing.
ton. All Eastern Stars weleoms.
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WOMEN or MoosEHEARr
. fzEFVs.-

Women Of Moossh.ar, Legion will
meet In Moose Temple. Thursday
evening. March 8. AZ s p. N.
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ROBERT NORRIS U. D.. o. u. r.
Robert Morris U, -, o. y. e..
win give a card party March 10
at $40 o'clock in tho Panama cafe
terra. MaHona. Eastern stara and
friends arc Invited,
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Oomen' S Clubs

GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Greenwood Social club, o. f. s..
viii meet Thursday. March 8. at /
p. M. with Mrs. John Ring, eo2 n.
s4th ST.
BRIGHTON PRE.scHooL
CIRCLE
Brighton Pre-School circle will
meet at tho Brighton school. Thurs.
day, March s, at 2 .. In.
ALTRUIsTIc CLUB
Pythian Sisters Altruistic club will
meet with Mrs. Lillian Cole, 72i
Third ave. w. for an all.day session.
Thursday, March s.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS PIT. A.
University Heights PIT. A. will
meet at school, Thursday. March 8,
at p. m. DR.. Stevenson Smith win
speak on Some Of the Principles Of
Psychology as Applied to the Man.
agement OF Children" Songs by
Mrs. Harrison; Mr.. j. Faulkner, cello
solo.
JOHN HAY PIT. A.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the John Hay PIT A. will take place
In tho auditorium of the school
Thursday evening. March 8, at 8 d.
m. Mr.. X. II. Vivian will open the
meeting with community singing. w.
a. irwin, Of the Chamber Of Com.
mercc, who Is Interested In better
citizenship In the community and tho
city, will be the speaker Of the even.
ing.
Y. w G. A. NOTES
Friends Of All club will meet ut tho
y w. @. A. building Thursday,
March 3. at 9 D. m. Supper In cafo.
terra; z o'clock. discussion, Com.
parativo Religions; Religions OF Bah.
ylonia and Assyria."
y. y. O. club will meet nj Y. w. O.
a. building at y. m. Current events
and discussion hour; O'Clock. play
In gymnasium.
ZoNERY CLUB
Tho zonery club will hold an open
meeting Thursday March 8, AZ g
p. m. In the lecture room on the
fourth floor of tho Y. w. c. A.
Or. ID. 10 Barnes, speaker. Dem.
onstratlona.
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Reception Planned Tor Snndnu A fternoon

MI and Mrs Samuel Schwartz
March IL from until O'Clock at their home stio Washington
honor OF their daughter Esther whose
recently
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Birthday Dinner

In recognition Mr. birthday entertained with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07

SIR ana Mrs, Frank McDounott
returned Wednesday from a two
months trip 60 Honolulu. coming
homo BY way OF California. where
they spent 10 days az Coronado.
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Miss Minnie H. schnder len TO
day for wsnatchse. where she win
visit her mother Mu- II. w. Rus.
sell.
Mr. Thsehsr Hodge returned last
evening from a short business trip
TO Vancouver. u. C.
Mr.. ana Mrs Thomas uresninE
and Miss Harsl Mcmillan motored 10
Vancouver. u, C.. today 10 remain
until Saturday,
MrA Boyd q. doehel Is spending
today In Everett as the CUES, OF
Mrs, Lew V. Day,
Mrs Henry Hlhhard has returned
from a short trip 10 Vancouver. II, G.
Mrs. H. A. F1ehEcr has returned
from San Francisco. where she was
tho guest for several weeks OF Mr..
and Mrs, Edward Morgan Mills.
Mr. Shirley Parker left Sunday on
a short business trip 20 California
Mrs II. r. Elliott Nft today for an
extended visit IN Southern cAiifor
mia.
Mrs Daniel n. Trcfethsn. who II
spending n month IA California. Il
expected home IN about n fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs Scott Built returned
today from a short trip 70 Call.
foruia.
Mrs John A. BailiarEron + .N.
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Dinner for AI1smnae Members

The alumnae Alpha sorority
the chapter house 5212 18th
Miss Kathleen Murchson uray Mararc,
Myers VIII be the hostesses.
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LITERARY CLASS. Y. l.. /
The literary class % tho Young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-07
Pretty Dancing Party

Miss Ida Ledernan evening
delightful
friends orange wero very
| effective.
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oAfLiNENrNo Miss Harriet Baxter her Evan p
- McCord Jr. whose wedding place Trinity
evening 4
dinner dance n Tuesday
Invitations being
friends o. the honor
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AUXILIARY ARBoR HILL
Ntpuntrt-NfrTNs-, F.fYru

The women's Auxiliary 20 tho
Arbor I'm Improvement club viii
meet NJ the club house. 4fnd s. ".
and Norfolk sts. Thursday. March
3. Luncheon and business session
At 1880 o'clock.
A. $50. Mr, Herbert l.. Collier.
president or tho Seattle Rose 70.
eiety. Will talk on Roses and Ross
Culture" Mu. \. stoppelmann.
president OF tho auxiliary. Will pro.
aide.
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BLuE nIRp soc1AL cLrn

BLUE BIRD SOCIAL CLUB
The Blue Bird Social club OF the
Fraternal Aid union viii bold its
regular dance At tho A. o. u. w.
hall. 1909 Ninth ave. Thursday
evening. March 5. at p. m. Mem.
bors and friends invited.
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Mrs John A. BaillarEcon Is ,E.
pectod homo next week from n visit
OF several weeks In New York.
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DICKENS FELIowsTnP

Dickens Fellowship will meet at
o'clock Thursday evening. March s.
IN tho Chamber OF Commerce club
rooms. Visitors arc invited.
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GREENWOOD SOCIAL CLUB
Greenwood Social club, o. f. s.,
viii meet Thursday. March 8, at /
p. m. with Mrs. John Ring, COZ n
64th ST.
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Edited by Lillian Keen LeBallister Telephone Main 0600.
Music and Society Assstant-Louse Raymond
Art-Dorothy Fay Gould. Telephone, Capitol 0S29.
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ions D. ALTEN "a A.

Mrs. Henry Landcs Of the Seattle
council win speak before tho John
II, Allen PIT. A.. Thursday. March
). In tho school auditorium. at s
p. m. Her subject win hp Social
Conditions In Seattle" Music and ro-
frcshments.
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Miss Minnie H. schader len TO
day for wsnatehse. where she viii
visit her mother Mu H. W. Rus.
sell.
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ALPHA AUXILIARY

Alpha Auxiliary r. giving an
opening dance at Miss Bnghts hall.
Fourth and Pine at. Thursday.
March 8. Everybody wolcoms.
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Mss Parsons to Wed on Fridau

TIC maTse OF Miss Leg Parsons daughter Of Mrs NJ Wood Of
Chicago 70 Mr. Thomas Valentine Dempsey
II Dempsey OF Los Angeles win Do soomud
a. 81 Marks reeto Rev John Moiauehn reading the service
1
Mr. and Mrs William Jr. se only
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Annual Birthday Luncheon

organtaon
Musical birthday luncheon Monday
afternoon. March 20.
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Luncheon COMPLIMENTS Recent Bride

Mcmillan
Frederick Nelson's today sternlaw
Grant CNel RamwelD Of Everett a bride
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BRIGHTON PRE.scHooL
CIRCLE
Brighton Pre-School circle will
meet at tho Brighton school. Thurs.
day, March 8, at 2 .. IN.
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LuHeheon at Rainier Club

Mrs Calvin Carpenter entertaining
Friday tho Rainier
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Mr. and Mrs. EngIe Hosts Friday

NJ and Ms ANen r. EnEe entertaining with bridge
tables Friday evening their home being
bridge club.
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requested to Meet Saturday

The University OF Washington members OF tho University
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ALTRryIsTIc crJrp

ALTRUIsTIC CLUB
Pythian Sisters Altruistic club will
meet with Mrs. Lillian Cole, 72l
Third ave. w. for an all.day session
Thursday, March s.
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inner az Homo for VISITORS

Mr. and Mrs Robert Greer entertaining with dinner th
Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr. Mrs Robert Eddy BAY
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Mr. Thsehsr Hodge returned last
evening from a short business trip
20 Vancouver. n. q
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SEWARD PIT. A.

WooDcRAFT TOTEM CLUB
Woodcraft Totem club viii meet IN
the clubrooms. 41Gs Arcade building.
Thursday. March 8. AT 2 O'Clock. Pro
gram.
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lfr. and Mrs. Ostrander to Entertain With
Large DinRer-Dance; Wedding VIII Be
Held in RectorG
CoArpIrfNrrNo naneA
dag evening April Mr. ana Mrs Harry with
extended 10 about one hundred and
friends o. the honor
Miss Parsons to Wed on Friday
Tho marriage Wood.
chieaso to Mr. Thomas Valentine Dempsey
AZ 81 Marks reeto Rev John Moiauehn reading the
Mr. ana Ms William EAl'r,. attendants,
Dinner at Home for Visitors
Mr. and Mrs Robert Greer entertaining with dinner their homo
luncheon at Rainier Club
Mrs Calvin Carpenter entertaining with Informal
Mr. and Mrs ERgle Hosts Friday
and M As Eas' are entertaining with bridge Of three
bridge club.
Luncheon Compliments Recent Bride
dsS Nelson's oday in compliment, he. sp' ~ W.
Grant eSeh RamWeiD Of Everett recent bride
Requested to Meet Saturday
The University OF Washington University
are requested to meet Saturday 10 o'clock the
Annual Birthday Luncheon
Celebrating tho thiryhd
Musical club win birthday Monday
afternoon March 20. Al tho Hotel Gowman-
Program of German Music to Be Interpreted
Interpretation reading
meeting club 70 be held Friday sfrnoon March i
at the home OF Miss wintrcd n.
"wegennd" Brahms c when III, Rose. Bloou
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN CIRCLE

THURSDAY PROGRESS CLUB
The Thursday Progress club will
meet with Mrs. George worley, 4O1s
Bagley ave, Thursday. March 8, at
10 a. m. The annual election Of Off.
GERS will DO held.
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Mr. and Mrs Scott Built returned
today from a short trip 70 Call.
foruia
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SOROSIS CLUB
The art department Of the sorosis
club will meet Thursday, March 8,
at p. m, at the Federated club.
house.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
Una obra dc cuItura.
La NOVELA REGIONAL.

La clase Senior, de la escuela SUI
perior de Ponce, ha tornado una ini
ciativa editorial que merece, sin duda
ell aplauso. Tratase de una publica
cion men ual, en- forma de revista
que nos dara conocer todos los me
ses una noyelita corta de autor por.
torriqueiio.
Esta iniciativa es puramente esco.
lar. Un grupo de estudiantes entu
siastas anhelosos de la diffusion d
la nove,a regional, hemos decidide
fund"r eata revista-dicen, a n1aner;
Ge .sG1e1tiTo, los editores. Para
.Ir3li ~ lei primer ejelnplar ha
r.ai ;eio 0 an;noaos muchachos u.
es>Ucr.o ,-t.,nico.
FL te,-to - IA priInera novela, e
del in5e!igaNte 10 en- esclitor, J. vi
Llaronsa C.l&lr.ez, director de Ia re
vista Y Sc an1nci&n, para los proximo
a5meros, originates de j. A. Ramo
Y de Enrique Paez, Jr.
Los -editores de La Novela Regic
nal tienen en- San Juan un represen
tante, el seHor Pastor, que sc propon
trafalgar con entusiasmo. para que e!
la capital de la Isla tenga ell empen
editorial de los noveles autores, un;
buena base de sustcntacion.
TambiGn coopera a clio con plausi
bic optimismo cl d.stinguido joven Ra
fael Tos2as C[rlova, presidente de |;
Clase Senil II CUE nacio la iniciati
va e pHa!. ;,r la Novela Regional
-do.l IA, "a tentativa po
aclin.c t." e..ttn nosctros, con adap.
taciones Il ambiente, un genero de
publicidad qaa eli otras parties ha ad
quirido ,mucho auge, cooperando
popularizar nombres de escritores ,
ayudando a fomentar la buena cos
tQmbre de leer.
Vaya nuestro APPLAUSE a esos j6vc
nes luchadores, que en- tan mobiles EN-.
presas quieren puiir sus armas.
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La Association Mediea celebrara
81 AsambIea anuaI los d1as IS
y 1b del co1riente

por ell doctor Amalio Roldan, Rio Pie
dras. 7. II.
5.--Neeesidad de un Hospital Mo
derno Ell Puerto Rico. por el doctor
Jorge del Toro. San Juan. P. r.
4.-Radium en- gineeologfa. (2)
Agunas variaciones en- la ttcnica de
ciertas operaciones ginecol6sicas. por
el doctor II. Lopez Nussa. Ponce Pto.
Rico.
5.--Tn case de Stills de Ia Pr6sta-
ia. por el doctor f. Garcia Cabrera
San Juan. r. r.
6.-Contribuci6n al tratamiento \le
las adenitis tuberculosis. por el doe
tor VI. Roses Artau. Sf.i Juan. ITO.
Rico.
7.Afecciones de los senos nasales
dando orfgen trastornJs generates
en- el ORGANISING humane. Notas eli
nicaS. por cl doctor AgHsrln 4. lau-
"ier. San Juan. +. r.
I.oc actos sociales s'll los siguL.n-
teS: :
Fl domingo Cfa diez y Aeis IL :,na
de la tarde scrd scrvido I'M exquisite
lunch en- uno de los sa!oreS dc la -
cuela Baldorioty De Castro. oLsc.imo
de la Association los ASamblrisfa<.
FL miSmo dIa por la n0c',c : LIS q III
Y treinta. serl servida una 90 nj; - III.
TINA Ell la tcrraZa del Hotel Palace. .
La animaci6n que prevalcce entire
81 clemento mGGico de San uan = de
Ia iSla para asistir esta AsamtIpa.
cs verdadcramente extraor,linario.
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LAS CIUDADES DE La AMERICA
HISPANA TIENEN MUCHO QUE
ENSENARNOS- DICE Ell DR.. ROWE
Las grandes ciudades de la America Hispana,
estan muchO mas adelantadas que la
mayor parte de las nuestras.

La liza Municipal Nacional, s0cie-
dad fundada en- 1891 CON cl fin de fu-
mentar la eficiencia de los gobiernos
federal. territorial, GApartamcntal
nacional. celebr6 su reunion anual en-
Ia ciudad de Washington IL mediados
dbCl mes dc noviemhre prdXimo pasado.
Los mieniiros de Ia Liga invitaron al
Dr. l.. S. Rowe director General de la
Union P;;namerirana. para que les di-
rigicla la palahra Sobre el tena De In
"ooI raci6n cn.Fe las municipalidades
del continrnte americana. En- el curse
le Su diScEtaci1n. el doctor Rowe diiu
10 siguiente:
ina dc las II taS mas Salicntes del
r2~ientr desarrolo palltico Ge los paI-
Sos de Hisp2Ho America Is LII cEecicll-
"a cStiinaci6n que tienen 4 In impor-
alN'ia dc rcfGrZar las ins.itEcinnps mu
niriBaleS Y SlIs difcrentrS actividades.
DicheS EafSes anrcan. i~ual que nGS0-
troS. ii hecho de que la vida diaria. la
norma dc comadi ,ad Y. ell fin el desa-
rro!lo social Y econ0micu del pals. cs-
ali mas fntinamrntr afcctadoS Dor la
laturalcZa V eficicncia de suS insti-
sucioncs municipales que por cualquie-
ra otrO factor de Ia vida naCional.
Las mcjoras rccicntes introducidas
N los organismoS municipales de los
EStados Cnidos han despertado un III
-ereS muy Nivo Ell t0da la America
Hisrana Y han dado lugar a I'm deSeo
10 menos marcado de promovcr un in
-crcambio de experiencias bien Organi-
ado. de manera que toda municipali-
lad en- cl continente americana pueta
Deneficiarse CON Ia experienced de sus
5ecinas rep6blcas hermanas.
y menOs que este yo muy equivoca-
lo, on los Estados Cnidos existe un
'entin,iento extensamente Disseminate
le que nuestra expcriencia en- asuntos
nunicipales ticne en- ST mucho O. ense-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-12-12
PARA Ell CONCURSO

Nos informa don Arturo Llube1as,
de Yauco, para conocimiento de los
aspirantes, que los musicos que de-
seen optar por cualesquiera de los dos
premios de cincuenta dolares cada uno
en- ell concurso de rondailas Y trova-
dores jibaros, por el promovido, y re-
senado anteriormente en- esta fecha en-
Ell IMPARCIAL, para celebrarse en-
la noche del "a del cursante, (Noche
Buena), deberan inscfibirse con an
telacion al dia 20, para 10 cual Sc sir
viran pasar por su oficina, frente a
la plaza Washington, escribir al
Box 1914, Yauco.